Resurrection City

I made Diggory a dabbler for fun (I know little about the occult), but I think he's quickly found that the reality of the world he lives in far outstrips the world he had thought he lived in. Diggory's willing to keep on pressing through, even if it means all his thoughts and beliefs about his world are stripped away.

As far as how to progress, I'm happy to continue on with some one shots or what not and see where the campaign goes. :)

Did we lose Jarval permanently?

Nick
 

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I'm not sure if Jarval's still around or not. I haven't seen him on any other forums for quite a while, either, so maybe not. But in any case, whether he's still with us or not, I'll be keeping Dr. Hewitt in as an NPC if needs be, because I think a medical opinion would be useful. Personally, I think three characters is a good number. We have the believer (Diggory), the skeptic (Hewitt), and the in-between (Trevor).

Jim: I see what you're saying. I feel, too, like I've not left enough spaces for Trevor to work. You know what I mean? Perhaps it would be better if I put in some sidetreks not directly related to the main action, and maybe could bring Trevor into play more. Perhaps I could revisit my early-on suggestion about goings-on at the Walsingham house: after all, every good old English family has its screaming skull, or banshee, or ghostly hound, or something.

And I'm glad you like Edward. As a teaser, there'll be something special about him later, probably after you "talk" with EIECET. Just don't metagame the point too much... remember, this is an alternate timeline of sorts and things may not be like they are in RL. And that is all I'm saying. ;)

Since I've picked up Masque of the Red Death recently, that's helped spark some one-shot ideas in my mind... and if we go the way of one-shots, I should start planning them now. I think I am going to try integrating the one-shots into the current series rather than wait until later... if you know what I mean. Ease up on the thick of things a bit to give Diggory, Trevor and Hewitt a chance to flex their investigative muscles on other matters, too.
 

Sounds great. Don't kill yourself trying to accomodate Trevor. As long as there's somebody to schmooze and an opportunity to be pompous he'll be happy. :)
 

That sounds great. Quite frankly, I'd love to see what happens if Diggory gets dumped into Trevor's world — could be great fun. :)

Nick
 

That settles it, then! I think the next chapter after this one will be a pleasant holiday (yeah, right ;)) to Trevor's manor. It'll be an interesting change for me, too, as I don't have to worry about working all the EIECET, etc. stuff in. Just a good old-fashioned supernatural story of some type.

Jim: I'm not sure 100%, is the Walsingham in Trevor's title the one in Norfolk? Somewhat near Raynham Hall? ;)
 
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I know nothing about real British geography. I found Walsingham on a map while making up the character. :) The Walsingham I had in mind is in Norfolk, just north of Little Snoring. That sounded bucolic enough for me to choose it.

I don't know from Raynham Hall, but there are towns called Raynham a little way Southwest of Walsingham.
 

I think Raynham Hall is somewhere in the vicinity of the Raynham towns; I saw Fakenham near there, and I know that's near it. Raynham Hall's the site of the famous "Brown Lady", one of England's better-known ghosts (the photograph with the ghostly form descending a stairwell). I figure the Townshends (the family that are the lords of Raynham) might be subservient to Trevor's family. Also, I've been reading up in Charles Fort about the area: there's some unexplained things around there.
 

Outstanding! I had no idea. But Trevor's only a Baron. I don't know if anybody holds "beneath" him. Do they even do that any more? (As of late 19th century that is).
 

Hi folks, I'm back. It's going to take me a day or two to catch back up with the IC events, but once I have, Dr Hewitt will be back to apply his scientific approach to entirely unscientific problems... :)

JimAde said:
I know nothing about real British geography. I found Walsingham on a map while making up the character. :) The Walsingham I had in mind is in Norfolk, just north of Little Snoring. That sounded bucolic enough for me to choose it.
Hmm, I live about 20 miles away from Little Snoring, and I've visited a few times (to go to the airfield, to be specific). It's a nice little place, but just as sleepy and rural as the name suggests :)
 

Jarval said:
Hi folks, I'm back. It's going to take me a day or two to catch back up with the IC events, but once I have, Dr Hewitt will be back to apply his scientific approach to entirely unscientific problems... :)


Hmm, I live about 20 miles away from Little Snoring, and I've visited a few times (to go to the airfield, to be specific). It's a nice little place, but just as sleepy and rural as the name suggests :)
Glad you're back! Ever been to Walsingham?
 

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