Nocturnum OoC I

[Majin]

Hi Mind Flayer. Unfortunately, we've reached our goal of 6 players right now, and anymore at the moment might be pushing it. Though in case anyone ever drops you can be an alternate if you'd like.

 

[psychic mind flayer]

Sure! Thanks.

 

[ae1vart0n]

I'll be going on vacation Wednesday through Sunday. Majin may feel free to abuse him in any way neccessary during that time. I'll try to get a post out tonight and at lunch tommorrow before I go.

If I can post during those days i will, but I somehow doubt it.

 

[DrZombie]

is that spot still open?

 

[Majin]

The game certainly needs a breath of fresh air, so you're definitely welcome to come in if you like. Post up a character concept and we'll go from there.

 

[DrZombie]

allright, i'll work on it this week.

 

[DrZombie]

You say you need an agent, so I'll go with one. Agent Louis Duchamps, originally from New Orleans, grew up in the poor neighborhoods, and was raised in the old faith by his grandmother, a Houdoun of no small fame. He went to university on a scholarship, and majored in sociology, writing a thesis on 'the Old Faith in the Mississipi area : causes, effects and consequences on society' He was picked up by the FBI, and serves as an investigator, focussing on cults and sects.

The other choice is Jean-Jacques Legrand, a frenchman obsessed with cars and all things mechanical, who used to run a chop-shop garage in france. His wife disappeared and her body was found a few weeks later. There were rumors of a strange cult that was involved, but apparently the son af a senator was involved. The house of the senator burned to the grounds a few months later. The senator, his son, the chief of police and a few friends died in the fire. Jean-Jacques had a firm alibi, provided by a few good friends. He left the country as soon as he was able, and began a new life in the states. He is not a happy man, has a grudge against the world, and hates his new motherland.

You choose

 

[Majin]

Agent Louis Duchamps sounds like he would fit in the best. Go with that one.

 

[Toptomcat]

Well, even if the game will be investigation-focused, it's probably a bad idea to omit the muscle entirely. I'm in with Benjiro Fujisama, a kendo instructor who was the last to die in an earlier, BRP Call of Chtulu game. Let's hope he has better luck this time around.

 

[Velmont]

For muscle, Steven, my character is there. not really bright, see conspiracy everywhere, but is a good muscle man... now, Majin might consider someone else might be good.