I changed my previous post. That's a fair point. Guessing the driver's seat is unoccupied.

In reply to George Mogrey (msg # 97):

My guess is that Frank climbed down to join everyone else moving stuff. Also, that he would be gallant toward the lady.

In reply to George Mogrey (msg # 97):

Gosh, I guess you'd need to walk around in the dark to be sure. But everyone can hear the frogs.

N-no. That sounds like a recipe for squashed frogs.

Dunno what happened last night, but I kept getting a 404 error when I clicked on the game. I could access RPoL just fine.

In reply to Jason Lee Bliant, M.D. (msg # 102):

Same here, apparently a lot of folks are having the same problem

Yes, I had the same problem as well.

Sorry, I've been away, guys. I uncovered some water damage to my store that needed immediate attention. I've been laboring well past sundown for the last couple of says, and there is more work to be done.

In reply to Jason Lee Bliant, M.D. (msg # 105):

Sorry to hear of your trouble. Water damage is always awful to deal with. Hope you can get it all sorted.

Let me know what the group wants to do.

I start my surgery prep tomorrow afternoon, but hope to post through tomorrow morning. I may be in recovery/recuperation at the hospital for up to three days, but expect I'll be able to look in on the game and probably resume posting by Saturday.

I'm all for looking over that truck and collapsed tents, whoever's going to clear them up, though we probably need provisions.

In reply to George Mogrey (msg # 108):

The camps are less than a hundred yards apart.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gA8LV37QwxA

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I meant in general, not to walk over there. Unless we want to live off hard tack and whatever George can catch for the next few days, since I don't think we had more than a few basic foodstuffs with us. Though now I am very curious about the edibility of various Mythos critters...

In reply to George Mogrey (msg # 110):

Got it.

You have enough canned goods (mostly beans and bacon) to last the few days before McTavish expects you back on Sunday.

In reply to Keeper of the Dark Woods (msg # 107):

Again, best wishes for a successful procedure and speedy recovery.
I have enjoyed playing in several of your previous games and I am thoroughly enjoying this one.
Many thanks for letting me play!

Thanks for all the good wishes.

Ah, right, in that case it'll probably take a day for the group to decide whether they really want to live in tents and live on beans.

...and do take time to rest/pay psychological attention to recovery, chief, we'll still be here on your return. Possibly with more elaborate terrible plans, but still.

Found this whilst roaming t'internet.

The sea be full of horrible things: https://twitter.com/Valdevia_A.../1258430328848465920

In reply to George Mogrey (msg # 115):

Arg!!! What a monster

How's your gangster impression, Frank?

In all seriousness, I think in this geographical vicinity class differences will be a bigger source of tension/potential hostility than racial ones. That said, George assumes this all stems from Henry getting pigheaded about a local still; whilst he's dealt with proximity to suspicious moonshiners before, he's about as prepared for occult shenanigans as a candyfloss boat is prepared for seaworthiness...

In reply to George Mogrey (msg # 117):

Frank volunteered himself to go along with George back outside the Roades' tent, chief.

Have we seen anything worth shooting?

In reply to George Mogrey (msg # 119):

Thanks, George.

What are you doing Thomas, going into the store? Accepting a drink of moonshine?

I've edited the Blackwater Village to hide it from George and Frank, since they have no way of knowing what's going on there.