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There was a board game that was said to be cursed. In this game, players had to complete a series of tasks in a spooky mansion - themed board. When one player got to a certain room on the board, the lights in the real room they were in started flickering. And then, the player's figure on the board seemed to disappear and reappear in a different location. Everyone was terrified and refused to continue the game.

One horror story could be a publisher changing the core mechanics of a game without the designer's consent. For example, a designer created a unique combat system in a fantasy board game. But the publisher thought it was too complex for the market and simplified it to a generic system, ruining the original charm of the game.

One horror story could be a publisher changing the rules of a game drastically at the last minute without proper communication to the designers. This can lead to a final product that doesn't match the original vision and disappoints the fans who were looking forward to the game based on the initial concept.

There's a horror story about a board game that was found in an old attic. The game seemed normal at first, but as the players moved their pieces around the board, they noticed that the board itself was changing. It started to show blood - like stains spreading across it. And whenever a player made a wrong move, a loud screeching noise would come from the box the game was in. They quickly put the game back in the attic and left it there.

One horror ouija board story is about a group of teenagers who used it in an old abandoned house. Strange noises started immediately, and they felt a cold presence. The planchette moved on its own, spelling out terrifying messages. They ran out in fear, and some of them claimed to be haunted by shadowy figures for weeks after.

One horror story is about a group of teens who used a Ouija board. Strange noises started immediately in the house. The planchette moved on its own, spelling out a threatening message. They all felt a cold presence. After that night, one of the teens started having nightmares every night, seeing a dark figure in his room.

One horror story is about a group of teens who used the Ouji board. Strange noises started in the house right after. They heard scratching on the walls and doors slamming on their own. They were so scared that they threw the Ouji board away, but the hauntings continued for a while until they got a priest to bless the house.

No, I don't think so. Most of these stories are just the result of people's overactive imaginations. When you play with an Ouji board, your mind is already in a spooky state, so you might misinterpret normal things as something paranormal.

One horror story could be a dog getting seriously ill during board and train. The owner sent a healthy dog but it caught a contagious disease from another dog at the facility. Another is when a dog's temperament completely changed. It became very aggressive after coming back from the board and train, perhaps due to harsh training methods. And there was also a case where a dog escaped from the boarding and training place and was lost for days before being found.

The scariest one I've heard was when a group of friends played with it in a cemetery. As they were asking questions, the planchette flew off the board and hit one of them in the face. Then they all heard a blood - curdling scream that seemed to come from all around them. They ran away but later, each of them started seeing a pale figure following them everywhere.