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Fiasco is a game by Jason Morningstar. Friends at the Table played Fiasco during the first Bluff City arc, A Bowling Alley, A Boxer, and A Bird and the Live at the Table episodes "Live at the Table: Fiasco! Pt. 1".

A Game About Powerful Ambition and Poor Impulse Control

FIASCO is an award-winning story-telling game inspired by cinematic tales of small-time capers gone disastrously wrong. You’ll tell a story about ordinary people with powerful ambition and poor impulse control! Lives and reputations will be lost, painful wisdom will be gained, and if you are really lucky, you just might end up back where you started. You probably won’t be lucky.

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