Quick answer

Use The Spy Game OX Dice for all your rolls and run Mission Booklet 2 as a ready-made investigation scenario that challenges your players with corporate intrigue and political scandal.

Why these accessories fit together

The Spy Game OX Dice are designed specifically for The Spy Game, but they work with any d20-based system, so you can use them across your whole RPG collection. The high-contrast red-on-black design keeps numbers readable even in dimly lit game rooms, and the d20 features the OX Agency symbol in place of the 20, adding a thematic touch that reinforces the espionage mood.

Mission Booklet 2 – Feulish Endeavour drops your team into a politically charged investigation. The scenario involves a U.S. Senator's campaign finances, blending corporate interest and political scandal. It's a self-contained mission that gives the GM a clear plot to run, so you can focus on the players' choices rather than building everything from scratch.

What to watch out for

The mission booklet assumes your group is part of the Caledonian Spy Group (CSG). If your campaign uses a different agency, you'll need a short transition to bring the team into the CSG or adapt the briefing.

The OX Dice set is a full polyhedral set (d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, d100). If you need extra dice for rolling multiple dice at once, consider having a second set or use a dice tray to keep things organized.

How to integrate OX Dice and Mission Booklet 2

  1. Set the scene with the mission briefing: Read through Mission Booklet 2 – Feulish Endeavour before your session. Introduce the Senator and the campaign finance mystery to your players, and clarify that the CSG has assigned them to investigate. Make sure everyone understands the stakes: this is more than a re-election issue—corporate and political interests are involved. Check that your players know their characters' connections to the CSG, or adjust the briefing to fit your campaign.
  2. Use OX Dice for all rolls: Replace your regular dice with The Spy Game OX Dice for the entire session. Use the d20 for skill checks and attacks, the d100 for percentile rolls, and the other dice as needed. The themed d20 reinforces the spy atmosphere, and the high-contrast numbers make it easy to read results quickly. If you need to roll multiple dice at once, have extra dice or a dice tray to keep the table organized.
  3. Adapt the scenario to your campaign: The mission is written for the CSG, but you can easily adapt it. If your players belong to a different agency, add a short prologue where they are temporarily assigned to the CSG or receive the mission through a back-channel contact. This keeps the plot intact without breaking your campaign's continuity. Make a note of any changes you make so you can keep your campaign consistent.
  4. Track mission progress and consequences: As the players investigate, keep a record of the clues they uncover and the people they talk to. Use the OX Dice to determine the outcomes of key actions, and remember that the Senator's campaign finances are a sensitive topic—successes should feel earned, and failures should have consequences that raise the stakes. At the end of the session, summarize what the players learned and hint at what might come next.

What you're working with

  • The Spy Game Mission Booklet 2 - Feulish Endeavour: Mission Booklet 2 – Feulish Endeavour is a scenario where the team investigates a U.S. Senator's campaign finances amid corporate interest and political scandal. It gives you a ready-to-run plot with built-in stakes, so you can focus on player choices and character moments.

    The Spy Game Mission Booklet 2 - Feulish Endeavour

    The Spy Game Mission Booklet 2 - Feulish Endeavour

  • The Spy Game OX Dice: The Spy Game OX Dice is a full polyhedral set (d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, d100) with a red-on-black design and the OX Agency symbol on the d20. The high contrast improves readability, and the themed d20 adds atmosphere to every roll in your espionage campaign.

    The Spy Game OX Dice

    The Spy Game OX Dice