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Oh neat, have you done any prewritten scenarios? Any advice?
I've done Another Bug Hunt and a bit of freeform A Pound of Flesh, as well as a few ones written by myself. Personally, as a warden, your job is to be as impartial as possible. I personally am guilty of being more lenient to my players than is suitable for horror, but it's most fun when there's real tension! Try to describe how the environment feels, smells, sounds, how it moves around (such as with the wind and rain). Play nice ambient horror music, and study the Alien movies for an analogue to how technology should roughly feel.
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