Each role-play is a full arc written for a course. Open one to read its objectives, meet the roles your students will take, and try a beat yourself before you assign it.
7 BEATS
Philadelphia, 1787. Thirteen states, one impossible task: agree on a government. You are a delegate to the Convention.
6 BEATS
A serious crime. A scene, a laboratory, a courtroom. You are the team. Work the evidence and build a case that holds.
7 BEATS
A crippled spacecraft, 200,000 miles out, four days of air. You are the team that brings the crew home.
6 BEATS
A mass-casualty surge is at the doors. You are the hospital's incident command. Run the response, save the most lives.
6 BEATS
A novel pathogen is spreading. You are the outbreak response team. Find it, name it, stop it.
6 BEATS
A firm has days to live. You are in the crisis room. Diagnose the exposure, scramble for cash, decide who takes the loss.
6 BEATS
An enemy cipher has gone dark. You are the codebreakers of Station X. Find the crib, build the menu, break it.
7 BEATS
Geneva, the 1790s. Victor Frankenstein has made something he cannot bury. Step inside Mary Shelley's Gothic tragedy.
7 BEATS
A hospital is under ransomware attack. You are the incident-response team. Detect, contain, recover — before patient systems fail.
Try a beat from any of them. It takes a few minutes and needs no account — you play it exactly as a student would.