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| *Fae visit to be made: second of three items acquired. | | *Fae visit to be made: second of three items acquired. |
| *I'm okay with Kristen playing Sophronia and Victor during the battle, if, say, we decide Sophronia is doing illusions to keep wedding from noticing anything. | | *I'm okay with Kristen playing Sophronia and Victor during the battle, if, say, we decide Sophronia is doing illusions to keep wedding from noticing anything. |
| | *Extra FP to Alden for Reginald's letter |
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| Invulnerabilities and weakneswses are on the character not on the skill
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| "You're hitting me with iron? What's the matter with you? How were you RAISED?!"
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| Er... it ment well
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| Gregory in public Reginald in private
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| Is he always like this when he's talking about romance?
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| Oh, I thought you were talking about courtship, not romance?
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| So are you saying that having Edwina under the same roof as Sophronia might not be the best idea?
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| Because mama has decided not to die
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| ohgodohgodohgod
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| I could say mama had absolutely forbidden
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| My prospects are not as good, right?
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| FP for Archibald
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| I am Not. Sweet.
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| Past Gibralter all things are permissibele
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| Ettigquietee changes depending on which side fo the river your on? Really? Alice, why did you not tell me that? Does everyone else have the same problem with water I have?
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| I would have to bring back alec. Alec has been hiding
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| I'm sure London misses him terribly.
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| If this goes wrong, I blame Victor. Why is fae magic keeping anyone from finding Talos.
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| And the chartists have a fae working for them
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| Yes, and we through him into an iron fence
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| But we made that up to him
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| So he might not hate us now
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| What is Talos getting up to?
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| His own business, I'm sure. He plays a lot of chess.
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| Would you protect Talos if he hurt someone?
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| i don't think he has
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| You could play him by letter
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| Where do I deliver a letter to take it to talos?
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| Well, I could take it to him
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| I hand you a papper to give to Talos. All it sways on it is E4. No, King 4
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| It occursa to me that when your relatives get themselves in debt to faeries, bad things happen and trips to mars need to be taken.
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| Not that my father isn't -smart_
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| Senisble?
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| I was going for better at life, but sure. Sensible.
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| That's ironic.
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| Are you being deliberately evasiove or are you really that stupid?
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| That doesn't seem a very nice question. Aren't you supposed to be polishing your manners?
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| We do have a reputations
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| For, you know, knocking things over and setting things on fire
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| All those things deservbed it!
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| But you understand from an outside perspective that might not be immediately obvious.
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| Last call for the Official Talos Post.
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| I don't see a particular reason to give him a letter. I'll send him my card.
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| Talos is getting mail. Why does that seem so much more surreal than anything else?
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| We could include a hunk of iron in the package.
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| To less drinking!
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| No! To more drinking!
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| Sophronia, how impulsive are you feeling this evening?
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| I'm sure no more irresponsible than usual.
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| This doesn't smell quite right
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| Does fog smell right?
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| Generally yes.
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| Maybe it's because we're not in longon
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| I am familiar with the sce3net of fog on 6 continents
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| We put the sheep back. Bybebye toys.
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| She's not scatterbrained shes the sensibne one we decided this
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| we did?
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| she and I did
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| That I believe
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| Oh dont tell issaac he;; just worry
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| To have all of your digging done by a delicate young lady. Fine
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| you could go and have drinks with the night watcvhman
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| How very perspicacious of you
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| If they're trees
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| Oh dear -- we dont get that reacktion as often as we ought
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| We were tidy. We were very tidy.
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| Let me try a trick that I know
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| I can show you one!@
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| Dolphin sonar
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| Oh good, another crystal
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| You should really get them nicely set for the season
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| Oh say -- The Marsh!
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| Don't should! We're trying not to be noticed.
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| Do we want a tree monster?
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| Yes!!
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| Might I suggest we wait until next session for the tree monster battle?
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| Save a shard for fae.
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| Tree monsters must be stopped w/o bride and groom noticing / wedding party
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| Because they have to be HAPPY! Are you happy when tree monsters attack?
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| We are.
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| We're special.
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| Wedding party can be in the know, just not the bride and groom
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| Story Games Dump
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| In Monday's Kerberos Fate, Sophronia, the 9 inch clockwork faerie, did not get attacked with cold iron, but her player supplied a quote for that eventuality: "You're hitting me with iron? What's the matter with you? How were you RAISED?!"
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| Reginald / Gregory went out drinking with Gregory's brother, Archibald, and their friend, Gerald. Reginald tried to get Archibald to talk about who Archibald wanted to marry, but Archibald misunderstood, and talked about the best matches he might make for the family.
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| Reginald / Gregory (to Gerald): Is he always like this when he's talking about romance?
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| Gerald: Oh, I thought you were talking about courtship, not romance.
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| Later, Reginald explained to Sophronia that, past Gibralter, all things are permissible.
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| Sophronia: Etiquette changes depending on which side of the river you're on? Really? Alice, why did you not tell me that? Does everyone else have the same problem with water I have?
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| Meanwhile, Alice made it clear that she did not want to become her male alter ego as yet.
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| Alice: I would have to bring back Alec. Alec has been hiding.
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| Sophronia: I'm sure London misses him terribly.
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| Reginald took a deep breath and risked asking Sophronia, his fiance, why fae magic was keeping anyone from finding her "cousin", the 20 foot tall mechanical man, Talos, who was probably working for / with the Chartists (who might have nefarious schemes if I can ever come up with appropriate ones). The group remembered that the Chartists had a fae working for / with them.
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| Sophronia: Yes, and we through him into an iron fence.
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| Reginald: But we made that up to him.
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| Sophronia: So he might not hate us now.
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| Reginald: What is Talos getting up to?
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| Sophronia: His own business, I'm sure. He plays a lot of chess.
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| Victor: Would you protect Talos if he hurt someone?
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| Sophronia: I don't think he has.
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| Victor (after a few more rounds of continuing to fail to get Sophronia to give a more definite answer to the question) Are you being deliberately evasive or are you really that stupid?
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| Sophronia: That doesn't seem a very nice question. Aren't you supposed to be polishing your manners?
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| She did point out that Victor might be able to play chess with Talos by letter, something Victor clearly wanted to do.
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| Victor: Where do I deliver a letter to take it to Talos?
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| Sophronia: Well, I could take it to him.
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| Victor gave her a paper he already had on him, with a chess move already written down.
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| Reginald asked if he could give Sophronia a letter for Talos, and she agreed.
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| Sophronia: Last call for the Official Talos Post.
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| Alice: I don't see a particular reason to give him a letter. I'll send him my card.
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| GM: Talos is getting mail. Why does that seem so much more surreal than anything else?
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| Reginald (to Sophronia) It occurs to me that when your relatives get themselves in debt to faeries, bad things happen and trips to Mars need to be taken.
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| Victor remains (properly) suspicious of Talos. After all, why is Talos unwilling to meet him?
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| Reginald: We do have a reputation.
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| Sophronia: For, you know, knocking things over and setting things on fire.
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| Victor: All those things deserved it!
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| Sophronia: But you understand, from an outside perspective, that might not be immediately obvious.
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| Then, the group went off to Shelborough to attend a wedding, as I borrowed the prologue scenario from Chaosium's Terror from the Skies. An unnatural fog rolled in.
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| Reginald: This doesn't smell quite right
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| Sophronia: Does fog smell right?
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| Reginald: Generally, yes.
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| Sophronia: Maybe it's because we're not in London.
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| Reginald: I am familiar with the scent of fog on six continents.
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| Naturally, there turned out to be a nefarious Martian plot at work, and Our Heroes found another Martian crystal.
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| Alice (sarcastically): Oh good, another crystal.
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| Reginald: You should really get them nicely set for the season.
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| As it got late, Our Heroes solved the mystery of the Martian Curse, which left the question of whether Martian Tree Monsters would attack. Going by the book, the answer would be no, but I wasn't asking the book.
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| GM: Do we want a tree monster?
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| Player: Yes!!
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| GM (checking the clock)L Might I suggest we wait until next session for the tree monster battle?
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| Folks agreed, and suggested that the tree monsters would have to be stopped without the bride and groom noticing there was a problem.
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| Sophronia: Because they have to be HAPPY! Are you happy when tree monsters attack?
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| Alice: We are.
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| Sophronia: We're special.
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| A letter from Reginald to Talos (delivered by Sophonia (Reginald hopes))
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| My Dear Mr. Slodowy,
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| I hope this letter finds you well. I imagine that you will be reading my words with more than a bit of skepticism, with which I can sympathize.
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| Nevertheless, I hope that you will come to understand that, while I disagree with some of the beliefs I expect that you hold, I am sympathetic to many of your goals, to a degree that might surprise you. I hope that we will have an opportunity to exchange ideas in a peaceful manner. I would prefer to do so in person, but I would be more than willing to correspond by mail for the time being if you would prefer.
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| In addition, it appears that you and I will be relatives in the not too distant future. For that reason alone, I would very much like to get to know you better. Please be assured, you and my dear Ms. Wilkinson will not be the strangest individuals to be welcomed into my family.
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| Sincerely, Gregory Sage
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