Play Aquelarre online on Adarle 20
Aquelarre is the classic Spanish historical-occult horror RPG, set in the Iberian Peninsula during the late Middle Ages (the 14th–15th centuries, roughly 1350–1500). It's gritty low fantasy grounded in real history, folklore, witchcraft and demonology, charged with tension between Christian, Muslim and Jewish cultures and the looming Inquisition. It runs on a percentile (d100) system with 100 points split between Rationality and Irrationality. On Adarle 20 you play it online: book your table, join by video and virtual tabletop, and start playing with a verified Game Master.
At a glance
- Dice
- d100 (percentile)
- Complexity
- Medium
- Tone
- Historical occult horror
- Game master
- Game Master (GM)
- Setting
- Medieval Iberia (14th–15th c.)
- Best for
- Mature historical atmosphere & one-shots
What playing Aquelarre online is like
Aquelarre isn't about invincible heroes; it's ordinary people surviving a superstitious, dangerous world. You roll d100 against your skills, and every character divides 100 points between Rationality and Irrationality: the more you open yourself to the supernatural and magic, the more fragile your grip on the everyday world becomes. That balance shapes how you play.
The tone is mature, dark and atmospheric. There are witches, demons, forbidden rites and a recognizable Iberian history: markets, convents, Jewish quarters and trials. It works beautifully online: the GM runs the game over video and uses a virtual tabletop (Roll20, Foundry) for maps, rolls and mood, letting dread and intrigue carry the table more than combat.
Why play Aquelarre on Adarle 20
On Adarle 20 every table is run by verified Game Masters with a public profile and real player reviews, so you can confidently pick someone who truly knows this system and its historical setting. Payment is secure inside the platform, with OXXO available in Mexico, so you book without friction or risk.
Many tables are flagged beginner-friendly, ideal if you've never rolled a d100 or touched this setting. On the sessions page you filter by game system, experience level, language and price, and compare GM profiles until you find the Aquelarre game that fits you, whether a one-shot or a week-to-week series.
Start your first game
Browse the games listing, filter for Aquelarre and see what's available: one-shots to try the system, or weekly series to live a long chronicle in medieval Iberia. Check the Game Masters' profiles, read their reviews and choose the tone you want, leaning toward occult investigation or raw horror.
Book with secure payment (OXXO included in Mexico), join by video on session day and let the GM guide you. If you're new, look for tables flagged beginner-friendly: the Game Master will walk you through character creation and the Rationality/Irrationality split before you roll your first d100.
Never played a tabletop RPG before?
I'm new to tabletop RPGs →Frequently asked questions
Do I need prior experience to play Aquelarre?
No. Although Aquelarre has a dense historical backdrop, many tables on Adarle 20 are flagged beginner-friendly. The Game Master guides you through character creation and the 100-point split between Rationality and Irrationality, and the percentile d100 system is easy to grasp in minutes. Filter by experience level on the sessions page to find a welcoming table.
What do I need to play online?
A stable connection, a microphone and camera, and a willingness to dive into medieval Iberia. Most games use video plus a virtual tabletop like Roll20 or Foundry, which the Game Master sets up with maps and rolls. You don't need to buy the rulebook, the GM handles the rules. You book and pay securely on Adarle 20, with OXXO in Mexico.
How much does an Aquelarre game cost?
Each Game Master sets their own price, so it varies with their experience, the session length and whether it's a one-shot or a campaign. In the games listing you filter by price and compare tables before booking. Payment is secure inside Adarle 20, with OXXO available in Mexico, and you see the cost clearly before you confirm your seat.
Can I play a one-shot or a campaign?
Both. Aquelarre works great as a self-contained historical-horror one-shot to try the d100 system and the atmosphere, and as a week-to-week series to live a long chronicle in late-medieval Iberia. On Adarle 20 you filter by format on the sessions page and subscribe to the series run by the Game Master you prefer.