Sounds great for a campaign, but could miss the mark as a one shot. Not a lot of time to weave threads in a single session.

Any modules that you would recommend? Like the Spire of Quetzel or ??

Have been considering this one as well as "Kids on Bikes" genres of games...

Saw the Dimension 20 crew dove into *WN. Will check it out.

40 years of playing and GMing, one thing I have learned is there are always new systems, new takes, and never enough time. Will look into these suggestions. Thanks.

Never personally been a fan of Zombies, but I will run it by the players, and be open to the system & story. Thanks for the suggestion!

Only a little... It was the "those people" section, in the back corner. Bare in mind this was early 80s... And yes my parents burned my game books in high school. I had to rely on xerox copies from friends after the burn. Mixed them with school work in my trapper keeper for safety.

Choose your own adventure books began my thirst, then one day found the forbidden corner of the hobby store on a fateful trip to the big city... a single shelf with addictive tomes of adventure sealed my fate...

Always intentionally place a piece of myself in any character. That way I have a doorway to enter into their character. 😅

Flex creativity muscles with friends. It has allowed me to think outside myself and have greater empathy towards other's motivation and drives. But mostly, the moments and memories that happen with dice are moments I could never dream up alone. That enrichment and surprise keeps me coming back.

This is funny to me as a person who has annoyingly typed, formatted, and proofread many notice of privacy practices brochures, posters, and tear sheets for different medical offices.
They exist. Unfortunately, it sounds like the person handling your forms needs further training. :(

It never fails to give me a giggle or two... Reinforced the concept to trust ones instincts, but also verify with actual data. The prof taught a lesson the prof didn't intend. XD

In the 90s I received an F on a college photography project titled "Addiction" in which BW images of blank faces lost in computer screens, was paired with vibrant color photos of parties, fantasy combat, romance, etc. Prof failed me because no one could ever be addicted to the internet...

Take a peek at Brindlewood Bay, Deathmatch Island, Powered by the Apocalypse, or even Fate Accelerated.
They are meant to be easy prep, quick to pick up, and episodic. So you can one shot, or link together for campaign.