[Senkusha]

It started out as another boring day at work. Then a magical girl showed up, like something straight out of an anime. Except that I haven't seen an anime where the magical girl threatens to kill people. She was throwing lightning bolts around and saying something about the reincarnation of Star Princess Astraia being in the building. It turns out that was me. So now I look like a scrawny teenage girl, and I have magical star powers, and a psychotic magical girl named Shadow Princess Umbra is making my life hell. She blew up my parents' house. And the more of Astraia's memories I uncover, the more I think that Umbra isn't even close to being the worse of it. But I'm going to keep fighting, because giving up isn't an option.

When I stumbled on to this game, and read the intro paragraph, I was immediately hooked.  What an interesting hook!  And, something leads me to believe that the heroine in this story actually was some poor dude just trying to earn a wage!

I've had this game sitting on my hard drive for years now, actually, probably a decade at this point, and it still has yet to see the light of day.  However, after giving this book a more recent read, it has a familiar feel to it, especially if you've had a chance to read the hilariously epic game of MAID.  The system uses standard six-sided dice, and much of the results of the dice rolls are contained in various tables, which lead to absolutely ridiculous results of spontaneity.

I'm probably going to give this game a solo run and pull out my Game Master's Apprentice Deck to help me pull it off.