Folklore One Shots

England

Legends of London

1837–1838 and later

Spring-heeled Jack

A figure in a cloak who could leap walls, breathed blue flame and clawed at victims was reported around London's outskirts; in 1838 the Lord Mayor publicly read a letter about the attacks, and the story spread into penny dreadfuls.

At the table: Fog, gaslight, and a leaping thing the constables can't catch.

Run it this Friday

Scout London to pick a legend and set your table.