An RPG titled "Vaesen: A Wicked Secret and Other Mysteries" in bold, whimsical white font at the top of the cover. The art below is a nighttime scene in a foggy wood of naked trees under a full moon. In the foreground is a sign post with a tiny roof sporting scalloped wooden shingles and an illegible sign below. Atop the tiny roof is a large, feline creature that is too big to be a cat and too oddly shaped to be anything else worldly. It has a pronounced, toothy underbite, wiry black fur, and large, yellow eyes that stare into the distance. The being's long tail is curled under the roof it sits atop.

Vaesen: A Wicked Secret and Other Mysteries

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There are things that go bump in the night. 

They lie in wait, lost to time and forgotten by modernity - but they are not gone.  You have been gifted with The Sight to find these beings - the Vaesen - in the cracks of reality and hallowed grounds that they still call home.  The world may have forgotten them, but when preachers die mysteriously, or when word travels of an otherworldly beast on a killing spree, only you and your fellow gifted can help.  

Dive back into Johan Egerkrans' world of Vaesen with Vaesen: A Wicked Secret and Other Mysteries!  This expansion book includes four mysteries:

- A Wicked Secret: 

Something wicked hides in the woods of a remote Swedish villiage.  What is snatching villiagers in the dark, and will you be next?

- The Silver of the Sea:

A preacher has suddenly died, and with his spilled blood unearths a growing series of questions.  What is happening in the Wrecker Isle?

- The Song of the Falling Star: 

You are called to the island Oesel by a rather harried aristocrat.  There, you find a cursed child, an instrument, and an adversary that may turn out to be more than you can handle.

- The Night Sow: 

The picturesque, seaside city of Mölle, has been accurrately monikered "the heart of sin."  Now, you brave the bloodsoaked streets to uncover the truth behind a series of deaths.