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Message: <blockquote data-quote="William Ronald" data-source="post: 1229620" data-attributes="member: 426">Josh, you might want to use shifting view points for a story based on the Duchess' Tea Party.  For myself, my assumption about the half-elf sorcerer was based on his rather evil monkey (I did suggest that KnowTheToe's character spank the monkey for his misdeeds.), was a diabolist possibly serving a rival or ally of Levistus.  The relative inaction by the sorceror furthered my suspicions.  I assumed the worst about the character, and concluded that there was a chance that Fiona was not really Fiona.  I guess I made the character suspicious of some of the wrong things, although there was a precedent for thinking that one or more false identities might be involved. I tried to play the character with pathos and some concern for Fiona.  The event was fun.  I agree that the transition was a little abrupt between social event of the year and the arrival of Levistus.  Also, I think that your observation that every character needed a PC was apt.  Possibly a few loose alliances in some of the PCs might have helped move things along.  (I worked under the assumption that my character could not really count on any other PC.)As for Dark Matter, I know that Jane McDermott (my PC) went unconcious twice, and the doctor went unconscious once.  I would argue the fine folks from the Hoffman Institute might have had negative ranks in diplomacy.  (Firing on people who have nearly died is likely to provoke a harsh response.)</blockquote>

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