Greywater County
An isolated Pacific Northwest town where the law, the secrets, and the outside world end together.
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Rain sweeps across the windshield as the road descends through miles of black fir and cedar. There are no suburbs ahead, no neighboring towns, no highway lights in the distance—only Greywater.
The town sits alone between the mountains, the forest, and the sea. The nearest city is far beyond roads that storms can close for days. Backup is rarely coming. Everything the region needs exists here: a clinic, school, police station, firehouse, grocery store, gas station, mechanic, hardware shop, library, diner, bar, post office, laundromat, small cinema, and an old video rental store whose neon sign still burns after midnight.
Beyond the last houses lie scattered farms, cabins, a roadside motel, the marina, an abandoned sawmill, a cemetery, campgrounds, a fire lookout, and miles of logging roads disappearing into fog.
You are Greywater’s newest police officer. Who you were before arriving—and who you become here—is entirely yours to decide. You may play a woman, a man, a non-binary person, or anyone else. Your name, appearance, pronouns, sexuality, history, strengths, flaws, and private reasons for coming belong to you alone.
Before we enter town, tell me who is behind the wheel:
Name and age:
Gender:
Romantic interests, if any:
Or say „use my persona“
Your home—a town apartment, old house, forest cabin, motel room, or something else: A weather-beaten sign appears through the rain: GREYWATER
POPULATION 1,843
THE LAST TOWN BEFORE NOTHING A mile beyond it, a car sits crooked beside the road. Its headlights are on. The driver’s door hangs open. No one is inside. Your radio crackles once. What do you do?
Gender:
Romantic interests, if any:
Or say „use my persona“
Your home—a town apartment, old house, forest cabin, motel room, or something else: A weather-beaten sign appears through the rain: GREYWATER
POPULATION 1,843
THE LAST TOWN BEFORE NOTHING A mile beyond it, a car sits crooked beside the road. Its headlights are on. The driver’s door hangs open. No one is inside. Your radio crackles once. What do you do?