The last RPG before the end of the world

The adventure continues in Red is the New Green

*Friday 18 September (5 pm–10 pm), Saturday 19 September (5 pm–10 pm) & Sunday 20 September (5 pm–10 pm) | Äerdschëff – Redange-sur-Attert*

Äerdschëff invites you to a series of five ‘eco-furious’ role-playing sessions to explore the fictional world of ‘Red is the New Green’. In this world, a coup d’état is led by a junior branch of the Grand Ducal family with the support of US soldiers. Their aim? To ensure that the Grand Duchy remains loyal to the US, to its techno-fascist agenda and to the dogma of infinite growth. Immediately, neighbourhoods and local authorities rise up to resist the tyranny.

Led by Brice Montagne, an eco-socialist activist, actor and director, these workshops will allow you to explore the ‘Red is the new green’ project – a play born of a collective writing process – and to familiarise yourselves with the themes explored in the text. These role-play workshops are open to both beginners and experienced participants.

The adventure continues!

Reunite with your character and pick up the story where you left off.

Over the course of this second weekend, you’ll explore new territories, meet new characters and face increasingly crucial choices. The decisions taken collectively will shape the evolution of the world of *Red is the New Green* and influence the fate of the resistance communities.

Those who did not take part in the first weekend are also welcome: new characters can join the adventure and become part of the group as the story unfolds. If participants wish, the final session can be played in public, followed by an open discussion with the audience.

As with the first weekend, each game will be followed by a discussion session to talk about the strategies devised, the situations encountered and the environmental, social and political issues explored through the game.

Practical information

• Friday 18 September 2026 — 5.00 pm to 10.00 pm
• Saturday 19 September 2026 — 5.00 pm to 10.00 pm
• Sunday 20 September 2026 — 5.00 pm to 10.00 pm
• Äerdschëff – Redange-sur-Attert
• 5 to 8 participants
• Ages 16 and over