1. Interactive Media – Twist of Fate Twist of Fate is an interactive tarot card board game for 4 players which tells 4 different stories using 4 different tarot cards

2. Aim of the Game Player dealt one card face down with a QR code on the back The player rolls the dice (1-6) and tries to land on as many Story spaces as possible When 6 Story paragraphs are collected they make their way to the finish and state what card they think they have.

3. Twist of Fate Board design 6 5 1 4 Finish Start 2 3 1 3 2 4 2 3 4 Story Space When player lands on this space numbered paragraph added to webpage Player can only collect 6 of these paragraphs Players can collect duplicates If lands on space 1 twice then player Has 2 space 1 paragraphs Fate Space When a player lands on this space They choose one player to lose A paragraph The paragraph they lose is based on A dice roll If they do not have the numbered Paragraph the dice rolled They lose nothing. Finish space When player has 6 paragraphs They can go round to the finish And declare what card they think they have based on the paragraphs they Collected If they have less than 6 paragraphs, the space is treated as a normal space. 1 Red spaces are normal Chance space When player lands Chance to roll for a paragraph They state which paragraph (1-6) They want to roll for Player must roll higher or equal To that numbered Paragraph to win it

4. Interactive web page When a player lands on a story space, the game master sends a paragraph of text to the web page Players access this page with smartphone/tablet by scanning QR code on back of Tarot card. Each player has an individual link, and cannot see other players’ stories

5. What is the QR code? The QR code links the player to their own web page The game master has control over what content goes onto this webpage When a player lands on a story space (1-6) they receive another paragraph

6. Tarot cards Game cards popularised in Europe in the late 15 th century * Magical societies in the English speaking world began to adapt the cards to their beliefs, with two popular varieties originating from Britain – that by Arthur Waite and more famously Alistair Crowley, with artwork created by Pamela Smith and Frieda Harris. They were rival members of The Order of the Golden Dawn. * Throughout the 20th century, they became more thematic. The Psychedelic era of the 1960s was partly influenced by this and artwork of the period reflects a magic undertone. * Tarot cards are also widely parodied or acknowledged in pop culture today.

7. Our 4 Tarot cards Death Love Lust Greed Each Card Has a picture of its category on the front with the text of what it is, cards will be placed face down on the table. There is a QR code on the back that links to its own webpage where the paragraphs of story are added.

8. Story outline Each of the 4 stories will follow the structure Background - “News radio report about a prisoner with a hook escaping from jail” Tragedy / danger – scrapes found on car door after driving away in fear Resolution – Couple turn up to the parents house to find a bloody hook hanging on the door We might adapt folk tales or horror stories like “the hook” to this structure

9. Schedule Date Achieved Game Board PrototypeTuesday 11 th March Tarot Card PrototypeTuesday 11 th March WebpageTuesday 11 th March Testing beginsMonday 17 th March Finalize gameTuesday 25 th March Record EventTuesday 1 st April

10. Audience Smart Phone/Tablet Users Age 16+ Tech Savvy

11. Production Roles Game Design Web page Story Writer Recording