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{{Infobox game|title=''Questlandia''|creators=Turtlebun|link=[https://turtlebun.com/products/questlandia Official site]|appears_in=''[[PALISADE]]'' finale|players=2-5|image=Questlandia cover.png|caption=Cover art}} | {{Infobox game|title=''Questlandia''|creators=Turtlebun|link=[https://turtlebun.com/products/questlandia Official site]|appears_in=''[[PALISADE]]'' finale|players=2-5|image=Questlandia cover.png|caption=Cover art}} | ||
'''''Questlandia''''' is a game by Hannah Shaffer and Evan Rowland about finding purpose in a failing society. | '''''Questlandia''''' is a GMless game by Hannah Shaffer and Evan Rowland about finding purpose in a failing society. | ||
{{Quote|In Questlandia, you and your friends will invent a world from scratch. It might be fantastic or bizarre, from a remembered past or imagined future. | {{Quote|In Questlandia, you and your friends will invent a world from scratch. It might be fantastic or bizarre, from a remembered past or imagined future. | ||
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Questlandia is a GMless game by Hannah Shaffer and Evan Rowland about finding purpose in a failing society.
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In Questlandia, you and your friends will invent a world from scratch. It might be fantastic or bizarre, from a remembered past or imagined future.
You’ll paint a picture of your society and its people, their laws and customs, how they live and how they dream.
But your society is failing.”
– Questlandia: Second Edition page on Itch.io
Friends at the Table played the second edition of Questlandia in the PALISADE finale.[1] An official hack, Noirlandia, was played in the Bluff City arc There Is No Greater Love.