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<blockquote data-quote="Tun Kai Poh" data-source="post: 8478547" data-attributes="member: 6761960">This reminds me of a story from my game.To escape the consequences of Heat in my Blades in the Dark game, my player snitched on her rival Flint, leader of a smaller spirit trafficking gang, and got him locked up in Ironhook Prison. Then later, she arranged a jailbreak mission to free Flint, to make use of his very particular skills to overturn the spirit trafficking market.However, in a twist, the crew found Flint's soul had been extracted and placed into a spirit jar by members of the Cult of the Empty Vessel, who were preying on prisoners in Ironhook. The crew members turned the mission into a robbery job against the cult members within the prison, stealing not one but several spirit jars in the process.Once the crew managed to put Flint back into his own body with the help of their dangerous business associate Lord Scurlock, the spirit trafficker had a remarkable transformation, turning from his villainous ways to become a vigilante for the forces of good! The only problem was that his loot was hidden in Ironhook's work camp by the other members of his gang. So our crew literally launched a second consecutive mission to raid Ironhook. To make a long story short, they not only succeeded in their goals, liberating both loot and Flint's grateful gang, but also impressed the corrupt assistant warden of the prison, and ended up going into business with him!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tun Kai Poh, post: 8478547, member: 6761960"] This reminds me of a story from my game. To escape the consequences of Heat in my Blades in the Dark game, my player snitched on her rival Flint, leader of a smaller spirit trafficking gang, and got him locked up in Ironhook Prison. Then later, she arranged a jailbreak mission to free Flint, to make use of his very particular skills to overturn the spirit trafficking market. However, in a twist, the crew found Flint's soul had been extracted and placed into a spirit jar by members of the Cult of the Empty Vessel, who were preying on prisoners in Ironhook. The crew members turned the mission into a robbery job against the cult members within the prison, stealing not one but several spirit jars in the process. Once the crew managed to put Flint back into his own body with the help of their dangerous business associate Lord Scurlock, the spirit trafficker had a remarkable transformation, turning from his villainous ways to become a vigilante for the forces of good! The only problem was that his loot was hidden in Ironhook's work camp by the other members of his gang. So our crew literally launched a second consecutive mission to raid Ironhook. To make a long story short, they not only succeeded in their goals, liberating both loot and Flint's grateful gang, but also impressed the corrupt assistant warden of the prison, and ended up going into business with him! [/QUOTE]

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