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- [[User:Dr. Awkward|Dr. Awkward]]
 
- [[User:Dr. Awkward|Dr. Awkward]]
  
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The investigators drive to an isolated location.  When they get back into their car, it doesn't start.  Upon further investigation, they find that the entire engine is missing.
 
 
Variant:  the engine is still present, but all of the fluids in the vehicle (gas, oil, transmission fluid, radiator water, windshield-wiper fluid) are all gone - or replaced by blood.
 
 
- [[User:PatP|PatP]]
 
 
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The investigators park for the night -- trying to get some sleep in their vehicle. The next morning, one or more of the investigators are sure that where and how they parked (location, orientation, etc.) is somehow different from where they actually woke up.
 
 
- [[User:PatP|PatP]]
 
 
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While traveling via subway, the players come across an old subway car setup as a memorial within a nearly derelict station.  It is tended by an elderly individual whom everyone takes to be senile or mad.  Each night he goes about as a subway conductor for the car which never runs.  He seem to fully believe that the car still conducts passengers to their destinations.  Perhaps it does. 
 
 
- [[User:Trip'T|Trip'T]]
 
 
While travelling in a train, telegraph poles by the track briefly take on the appearance of crosses with people horribly crucified on them.
 
 
- Kami2awa
 
  
 
[[Category: Eerie Event]]
 
[[Category: Eerie Event]]

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