Kerberos 02/13/2012

Reginald's POV

Is there anything more satisfying than an over-seas safari? Possibly not, but that first proper scotch back home in England certainly comes close. And if there's anything better than a relaxing evening at the club, it's concluding such an evening by accompanying some old chums on a bit of a rollicking adventure. Just the thing to remind one that one needn't travel to Remotest Tibet or Deepest Africa to test one's abilities against the vilest of monstrous creatures.

[To be continued]

GM Notes

Quick flashback with Reginald / Gregory -- the PCs know him as Gregory, right? -- Victor, and Alice testing Gregory with a wine tasting and poisons / antidotes, which turned into a murder investigation. How much the club knew about the murder beforehand is an interesting question. This section was almost entirely plotted by Josh, Nunzio, and Alden.

Cut to Alice, Victor, and Sophronia (and Martin, of course) collecting Gregory and Abraham and setting out for Bethaven in their flying invisible coach, where they fought thugs and hellhounds, rescued young Charlotte Farham-Digby and her mother and her mother's maid, captured Lord Farham-Digby (who, lord or no, will be executed. He might not be hung, but he's getting capital punishment), routed the cultists (some of whom are minor nobility, but no one Alice and Abraham and Gregory can't destroy socially if they wish), and saved the street prostitute Wisteria from Duke Sylen, though Wisteria doesn't see it that way.

Loose ends:

• Duke Sylen and Wisteria
• Michael Doyle can name names of some of the high ranking cultists. The PCs know most of these names, but there are one or two extras
• Follow up on Michael's tutor
• Alice's modified fencing program
• Sophronia's cousin and uncle
• Angelina needs to be tested if she is to be admitted to the Kerberos Club again
• Doctor Butler
• Marquess of Carmarthen -- I'm looking for the real world geography here, but historically? One of the reasons I want to jump to July is that he's got reason to be in London then.