Resurrection City

[Andrew D. Gable]

Lookit these crazy pagans! This is just a wild Shub-Niggurath festival!

No, seriously, it's just a bunch of locals at a pub in Highgate doing some crazy tradion they had called 'swearing on the horns'. If that thing doesn't look like a freaking holy staff of a druid or something Yesset would've mounted over his fireplace...

I like the guy with the shepherd's crook in the very non-Victorian white greatcoat. And the guy reading looks something like Prof. Armitage.

 

[Old Fezziwig]

That's a cool picture. Where'd you dig it up?

 

[Andrew D. Gable]

Just letting everyone know: I got the OK from Chaosium to do up Resurrection City as a monograph. It's just a small print run, and it'll be for the original Cthulhu rules, but all the same. Illustrations will be a mixture of my photographs I like to show off, and some art from two artists I have lined up. Your PCs will no be immortalized...with your respective OKs, of course. Don't want to trod on anyone's intellectual property rights.

 

[Old Fezziwig]

That's awesome! Use Jamison anyway you like. I'm fine with that.

 

[JimAde]

Just letting everyone know: I got the OK from Chaosium to do up Resurrection City as a monograph. It's just a small print run, and it'll be for the original Cthulhu rules, but all the same. Illustrations will be a mixture of my photographs I like to show off, and some art from two artists I have lined up. Your PCs will no be immortalized...with your respective OKs, of course. Don't want to trod on anyone's intellectual property rights.

That would rock! Let me know how I can get my hands on a copy.

Just to clarify: Yes feel free to use Trevor however you want. It should confuse a couple of people in my old group if they see it, as I actually recycled the name from a completely different character I had in a fantasy high sail campaign.

The only similarity between the two characters is that they're both kind of foppish.

 

[Old Fezziwig]

Let me know how I can get my hands on a copy.

Yes, please do.

 

[Andrew D. Gable]

I'll be letting you know. In fact, if it's A-OK with you, give me your real-life names and maybe I'll put you into the thanks section as the originators of those characters. I have two artists lined up and I'll be using a lot of the period photographs I'm showing off here. I found a really nifty Victorian picture of Berkeley Square (I think showing No. 50 in the background, though I can't be sure...all those London townhouses look the same). I'd love to do a plot using No. 50 and it's madness-inducing phantom (very Cthulhu), but I really have no idea for a plot concerning the house.

Anyway, the note I mentioned on the IC thread concerns the next two adventures. I'm planning to have you guys stop over in Walsingham for an adventure unconnected to the rest of this (a break from the Pan/Sosostris storyline), letting you help decide the plot -- I have two in mind, so sway me one way or the other! Then for the next one we'll run to Paris for another adventure (utilizing a well-known Lovecraft figure ).

For the next, Walsingham-set story, would you prefer a witch's curse scenario or just a good old ghost story?

 

[JimAde]

Sounds great. My real name is... Jim Ade! (Big surprise). I tried to get the user name Jade, but as you might expect it was taken.

 

[Old Fezziwig]

That sounds great to me, too. RL name's Nick. Have often thought about trying to pick up the handle Nick, but kind of like Kajamba Lion.

 

[JimAde]

I've been meaning to ask you, what does that mean, anyway? "Kajamba"? Your custom title looks like it says "Irish Lion", right?

If I wasn't such a freeloader, I could have a custom title, too.