Editing Little Fears (section)

==Game Types==
The core rulebook suggests a multi-genre approach to Little Fears games. By selecting a second genre, the theme of the non-Closetland AKA non-horror element takes shape. 

* Fairy Tale - The short session genre. Villain pretends to be a friend or hides the danger, then shit gets real. These can be grounded, even not using Closetland except in the abstract. Solutions are more obvious and simpler. Adults are helpful. Characters can reach adulthood unscathed by being clever or obeying cultural norms. 
* Scary Story - Enemies are more inhuman. Paranoia, unease, suspension, and tension are prolonged. There should be a way out, but it isn't as obvious. Adults aren't usually directly helpful and can be hindrances, stakes, or the danger itself. 
* True Horror - Player feels uncomfortable, solutions are not simple and require ample luck or skill to avoid harm or misfortune. Adults are active obstacles, enemies, or people the child has to save. 
* Urban Legends - An entire section of the book is dedicated to example scenarios, which are the concept of children finding out their scary stories are (partially) true. The Belief of those who hear the stories causes Closetland to get involved. 


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