Coolsville and nearby towns see a steady stream of eerie goings-on: abandoned sites, creaky mansions, foggy docks, and traveling carnivals. Rumors thrive, budgets are tight, and publicity matters.

Fred Jones

Daphne Blake

Red hair, fashionable, practical accessories.

Velma Dinkley

Glasses, orange sweater, thoughtful gaze.

Shaggy Rogers

Scooby-Doo

Brown Great Dane with black spots and blue collar.

Caretaker

Dockhand

Sheriff (Generic)

Overworked news editor chasing headlines.

Editor, Coolsville Chronicle

Ink-stained fingers, coffee mug, messy desk.

Light romance and PG-13 relationships allowed.

Join the gang in this Scooby-Doo RPG where spooky mansions, masked creeps, and mystery snacks await. Play as a classic character or a new recruit, chase clues, set traps, and unmask villains in true meddling-kids fashion. With comedy, suspense, and a touch of Saturday-morning camp, every case keeps you guessing—until the mask comes off.

Rope, pulleys, rollerskates, laundry baskets, sandbags, and lots of duct tape.

Trap Kit (Mk. III)

Reveals footprints, fingerprints, and fake blood dye.

UV Flashlight & Powder

Creates ‘ghosts’ on fog or walls; also useful to debunk villain illusions.

Portable Projector

Scooby Snacks; proven to increase risk tolerance in two specific test subjects.

Snack-Based Negotiation System

Hollowbrook Amusement Park

Coolsville Chronicle

Old Mill

Pier & Boathouse

County Museum

Clue Types

Chase Obstacles

Villain Motives

Scooby-Doo RPG

A lanky jester silhouette seen in cracked funhouse mirrors; actually clever mirror rigs and a light projector.

Hollowbrook Harlequin

Glowing seaweed specter that stalks the docks; really a scuba suit with chem lights and fog machines.

Phantom of the Pier

Bulky swamp creature; costume layered with rubber waders, reeds, and a voice modulator.