Halloween D&D (Campaign)

Adal Soul

Merlin Soul

Ricardo Soul

Everything's Bigger In Texas

Insane Clown Posse

Kim Jong Un

## Outcome

### Major Changes

- The Invasion of the Murder Clowns was avoided.- The city was briefly split into factions over the 2016 Presidential Election; with an unknown conclusion.

### Preceded By

Halloween III (1991)

**Halloween D&D** is the first canonical special-event campaign in the Halloween Universe, featuring the Maddie, Noah, Adal, Merlin, and Ricardo Souls as trick-or-treaters in the year 2016 AD. The activation of a mysterious idol results in the city of Mission, Texas, being transformed into the subjects of their costumes. As a result of this event, the trick-or-treaters were forced to face the two greatest horrors of Autumn 2016: the Invasion of the Murder Clowns and the 2016 Presidential Election. This campaign marked the creation of the Halloween Universe.

The campaign was planned out by the Architect Micky Soul, and was planned to take place on October 19th, 2016, which was also his birthday. However, the specific dates and events of the campaign have unfortunately been lost to time.

Halloween D&D was followed by Halloween II (1989), which is not a sequel to this campaign. Halloween II began on September 30th, 2018, takes place three decades before the events of Halloween D&D. This began the series of campaigns continuing to take place within the collective Halloween Universe.

## Characters

### **Primary Souls**

The M-RAI Database has identified a total of five Primary Souls to have appeared during this campaign. All souls in this universe have individual manifestations of their roles in the form of a title. These are indicated in parenthesis.

* Maddie Soul
	+ The Angel (The Angel)
* Noah Soul
	+ Ken Bone (The Inquisitive)
* Adal Soul
	+ Everything's Bigger In Texas (The Phallic)
* Merlin Soul
	+ Insane Clown Posse (The Insane)
* Ricardo Soul
	+ Kim Jong Un (The Insecure)

### **Secondary Souls**

The M-RAI database indicates at least one known appearance of a Secondary Soul within this campaign. All souls in this universe have individual manifestations of their roles in the form of a title. These are indicated in parenthesis.

* Socially Awkward Soul (The Awkward)

### **Non-Player Characters**

This is a list of prominent NPCs throughout the course of this campaign compiled by the M-RAI Database.

* David Weillever
* Murder Clowns

## History

### **Prior to the Campaign**

Patrick Wardwell, hailing from Fourside, escaped once the supernatural mob had burned him out of the city; leaving with only a couple of choice artifacts. Hopping from town to town, Wardwell hid each of the artifacts underground; ensuring that they would never fall into the hands of the mob that had run him out of his home.

On October 21st, 1996, Wardwell begun his stay in Mission, Texas. Carrying the Hallowed Idol, he buried it in an orange grove before fleeing to Mexico, where he spent the rest of his life. However, time passed and a suburb was soon built over the orange grove... and over the dormant Hallowed Idol.

### **Halloween D&D**

On October 31st, 2016, a group of five kids decided to spent Halloween together, meeting up in their respective costumes. However, upon sneaking into David Weillever's house, they inadvertently activated the Hallowed Idol, transforming everyone in costume in Mission, Texas into the real-life forms of the costumes that they were wearing.

Unbeknownst to the kids, the pranksters dressed up as killer clowns hiding in the shadows... became an army of killer clowns that soon flocked together to begin their takeover of the city via their newfound abilities. After leaving Weillever's house, the party trick-or-treated until they had a run in with the cops; confusing the cops so that they could escape into the depths of the small town.

## Trivia

* This was the Micky Soul's first ever campaign serving as the Architect.
	+ Despite this, it became an Abandoned Campaign.
* This was the second ever Special-Event Campaign, the first being Fish D&D run by the Noah Soul.
	+ However, it is still the campaign that popularized Special-Event Campaigns.