After
over a month off we’re finally back at it… sort of… As Amanda was away in
Vancouver when last we played she had to make up a character (Sarah Berenstain). Rick (Lord
Stang) and Curtis (Sheriff Carter
Jones) were also in attendance, Dave (Leonard
Tipple), Patrick Joey
Roberts) and Jackson (Dr. Blake) were MIA…
WARNING: SPOILERS CONTAINED WITHIN - If ever you think you might play the Cthulhu Now adventure
At Your Door , read no further!
Picking up from where we left
off… play began Tuesday morning (17 July 2012) when Lord Stang and
Sheriff Jones received a call asking them to attend the Samson Hall of Justice
and answer some questions for Detective Sergeant Joe Macklin about the previous
day’s shooting. They were met by Sarah Berenstain,
a Full Wilderness employee, who would be replacing Richard Slakes as their
liaison. Slakes had suddenly taken a leave of absence citing extreme anxiety
over the previous days shooting! Berenstain would also be taking a more active
roll in assisting the investigators (being a Player Character, and all).After some considerable questioning – which were all
answered straight up and truthfully
and giving the police a bit more to work, with they were allowed to
leave.
Before leaving, however, they were able to talk to Detective Sergeant Jack Bolling about the missing researcher, Peter Tait. As they were very forthcoming with their own information, Det. Sgt. Bolling was willing to share some of the information he had (Note – I gave Det. Sgt. Bolling a bunch of the stuff the Tait’s brother was supposed to have – I didn’t think the police would give up evidence to a next of kin less than a week into the investigation…?! Especially if there was a chance foul play might be involved). He even allowed them to look at Tait’s car – which turned up some more evidence – Tait’s journal, which was secreted in a slit in the mat under the drivers seat. As they provided this valuable evidence to the police, Det. Sgt. Bolling allowed them to make copies and read the journal, which provided a few new leads.
Before leaving, however, they were able to talk to Detective Sergeant Jack Bolling about the missing researcher, Peter Tait. As they were very forthcoming with their own information, Det. Sgt. Bolling was willing to share some of the information he had (Note – I gave Det. Sgt. Bolling a bunch of the stuff the Tait’s brother was supposed to have – I didn’t think the police would give up evidence to a next of kin less than a week into the investigation…?! Especially if there was a chance foul play might be involved). He even allowed them to look at Tait’s car – which turned up some more evidence – Tait’s journal, which was secreted in a slit in the mat under the drivers seat. As they provided this valuable evidence to the police, Det. Sgt. Bolling allowed them to make copies and read the journal, which provided a few new leads.
In the evening Lord Stang and Co. interviewed Tait’s brother
- a big-shot corporate lawyer.
In the morning they met with Det. Sgt. Bolling to view
Tait’s house. After a search of the premises we called it a night.
1 comment:
Don't forget I'd like honey in my tea please, not sugar.
- Sarah
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