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<blockquote data-quote="JMISBEST" data-source="post: 9050377" data-attributes="member: 7036159">In the RPG the events I described happened between the start of of Book 1 and&nbsp; roughly half of the time between Book 1 and Book 2, not sure about how much time passed in the Books between Book 1 and Book 2 but in The RPG it was 15 months, so it covered the events from th up until 7 and a half months after Book 1, so long enough for them to learn, in The RPG not the Books, that The Deamon Headmasters back to his old tricksSomething I've rememb5ered in the last 5 minutes is that The Deamon Headmaster was impressed enough with those that stopped him the 1st time that he persuaded 4 of them to meet him and hear what his ultimate plan was, sadly the 2 Player Characters that opposed The Deamon Headmasters ultimate plan did so without even learning what it was simply because the plan was made by The Deamon HeadmasterThe players whose characters did go to meet him and hear him out, Lloyd Hunter, Harvey Hunter, Ian(can't remember his surname or if its even mentioned) and Dianna Glass, admitted to him that they agreed with what he was trying to achieve but not what he was willing to do to achieve, Diana even wore glass's she'd made that would allow her to look him in the eye without him being able to hypnotise herIn case your wondering how we covered everything in Book 1 and half of the time that passed between Book 1 and Book 2 in only 3 sessions its because my group decided to do 3 14 hour long sessions, looking back doing 3 14 hour long sessions in less then 3 weeks is likely what caused the stress that caused the group to break up</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JMISBEST, post: 9050377, member: 7036159"] In the RPG the events I described happened between the start of of Book 1 and roughly half of the time between Book 1 and Book 2, not sure about how much time passed in the Books between Book 1 and Book 2 but in The RPG it was 15 months, so it covered the events from th up until 7 and a half months after Book 1, so long enough for them to learn, in The RPG not the Books, that The Deamon Headmasters back to his old tricks Something I've rememb5ered in the last 5 minutes is that The Deamon Headmaster was impressed enough with those that stopped him the 1st time that he persuaded 4 of them to meet him and hear what his ultimate plan was, sadly the 2 Player Characters that opposed The Deamon Headmasters ultimate plan did so without even learning what it was simply because the plan was made by The Deamon Headmaster The players whose characters did go to meet him and hear him out, Lloyd Hunter, Harvey Hunter, Ian(can't remember his surname or if its even mentioned) and Dianna Glass, admitted to him that they agreed with what he was trying to achieve but not what he was willing to do to achieve, Diana even wore glass's she'd made that would allow her to look him in the eye without him being able to hypnotise her In case your wondering how we covered everything in Book 1 and half of the time that passed between Book 1 and Book 2 in only 3 sessions its because my group decided to do 3 14 hour long sessions, looking back doing 3 14 hour long sessions in less then 3 weeks is likely what caused the stress that caused the group to break up [/QUOTE]

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