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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DeadlyUematsu" data-source="post: 2086072" data-attributes="member: 2677">Bulettes are landsharks.The PCs should eliminate the bulettes since they're an important element in the shaman's plan. They could also eliminate the shaman himself but I figure the death of the bulettes would be enough to discourage him for the time being.Yeah. I really didn't give enough clues on paper. I'm assuming that the PCs will explore the land outside the town without need of a major incentive. I'll add some clues in. Country? Think a pseudo-America circa late 1930s with fighting is going along the eastern coast. I might set back the time a bit further.For the most part, orphans are either abandoned children (Arrah is a nice place to dump things), refugees (i.e. parents died during the coastal attacks), or indirect victims of Agatha Culter (the children of most local homocide vitcims).I figure most adult orphans, assuming they survived to that age bracket, would leave Arrah pronto (bad memories or search for a better deal). Those who made themselves a living in Arrah probably don't have the time, money, or even desire to spend as a custodian to the orphans. I would guess there's a strong generational gap between the current orphans and the previous ones (like Bernard). This might disincline them from helping the new batch. After all, I figure the current orphans probably didn't start flooding the streets until five to ten years ago and by that time, the old guard were adults, in the prime of youth, and were so few in number that not one sprung up who was so humanitarian in sentiment that he devoted himself to thier care. And because of thier numbers, those who survived became highly individualistic, self-reliant, and thus extended this same belief to the current orphans. They figure they'll survive on thier own. Of course, this is doubtful and maybe someone like Bernard does help them occassionally. Still, there's the Catcus Lady and she could very well be an orphan. There might also be an orphanage (or two) and maybe some person or vagrant who checks up on them (Harold Birch does seem like a good candidate). I'll add some of this stuff in.Thanks.</blockquote>

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