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It's fudging the timeline a bit. Crowley actually didn't show up in the Dawn until 1898, but I figured, hey, why not. I already have Thomas Bond dead, and his suicide was in 1901 IRL. And I also fudged the timeline with the whole Aleister Crowley being Mary Kelly's kid deal, too. Canonically...

Bio Force Gun... hmm, that's not what I always heard BFG stood for. Although 'gun' was involved... ;)

I heard a rumor waay back that Christopher Lloyd was playing this part. Is he still?

I've started a new thread here, http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=122950 Go there whenever you're completed. If there's any actions you'd like Trevor or Diggory to make before they leave London, post them in the old IC thread and we'll wrap that up. Jim, for purposes of this story I'm...

Far in the Glenn has plac'd Black Annis's Bower. 'Tis said the soul of mortal man recoil'd To view Black Annis's eye, so fierce and wild; Vast talons, foul with human flesh, there grew In place of hands, and her features livid blue, Glar'd in her visage; whilst her obscene waist Warm skins...

As you might have guessed, Edward Alexander Crowley was the real name of Aleister. Actually, the only reason I changed his name to Edward Langan in the story was to avoid any prejudices -- I was afraid if you knew it was Crowley, you'd automatically assume he was up to no good. Maybe he is at...

Yeats nods. "Good," he says, finishing his meal. "A few weeks in the Norfolk countryside will do you good, I think." He procures rooms -- at the Two Horns, no less -- and you plan on leaving for London on the morning train. Before turning in, he informs Diggory that there is a Golden Dawn...

"Ah, Britain, my old stomping grounds," William says with a broad grin. Then he turns grim. "But you're right about fearing for our safety, Miriam. I've half a mind to phone Madelyn and have her go to her parents' in Philadelphia. Where is your telephone, Father? If I may use it, of course."

Yeah, better. Had much more of a Hitchhiker feel this time.

"Not Marcel," says the young man, shaking his head vigorously. "No." When Benara asks about examining the book, however, he shrugs as if to say if you want. "Marcel died in village." (Benara) You see nothing, but hear the very faint sounds of something splashing about in the water nearby...

Don't feel bad, Jim, "Andrew D. Gable" isn't too creative either. You know, seeing that if you got my birth certificate that's what you'd see... BTW, if we're done in Avebury I'll get your characters back to London for their repective conclusions to the adventure. ;)

OK, that right there just went a long way toward selling me.

Both ToH.

Throw the characters here.

Max first level, roll every other level. ShadowDenizen: remember we're starting at 4th level. I guess I should make a Rogue's Gallery thread for your characters. I'll go do that. http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=122605

d20 Past is still a future purchase (maybe, I'll glance over it) but overall I'm going back to the Chaosium version of Call of Cthulhu. And Lone Wolf, of course, will still be bought. I've sold off many of my books in the past year (stuff I'll never use -- why do I need the FRCS, I never even...

I'll be letting you know. In fact, if it's A-OK with you, give me your real-life names and maybe I'll put you into the thanks section as the originators of those characters. I have two artists lined up and I'll be using a lot of the period photographs I'm showing off here. I found a really...

Yeats smirks. "Very kind of you, Baron. We shall see what we can do. Thank you for your offer." A pause. "Then to Paris it is with you. But as I suggest, a holiday first. Do either of you know a nice spot in the country where you could rest a bit?" (notes on the OOC board)

And for gaming! I heard back from Chaosium today and they gave me the OK to do a monograph for them. It's a small print run thing, almost print on demand really, but there's the possibility they'll ask me to do a full sourcebook. Nice. It'll be for BRP, not d20.

Just letting everyone know: I got the OK from Chaosium to do up Resurrection City as a monograph. It's just a small print run, and it'll be for the original Cthulhu rules, but all the same. Illustrations will be a mixture of my photographs I like to show off, and some art from two artists I...