you are welcome to, of course. what can i do to help with the sheet? is it a technical issue or just finding to time to get to it? time is often the thing that gets most people. RL is a pain in the ass, don't employers and family realize how important make believe is to the maintenance of sanity!

It is just to vague and amorphous, I have no clue where to start. I wish it were more of a step by step procedure. To be honest, I am struggling with a lot of things right now, serious ennui.

take another week. we can get started and introduce you in a week. give you more time to finish up without fret to other matters. the game will still be here and it will move along like an investigation accompanied by some action as opposed to the other way around. well, up until an ancient outer entity completely consumes the party with a side of mayo.

Will do, thanks.

Going off grid this coming week. I will post when I get back.

thanks for the heads up.

I'm gonna make equipment/gear simple. I have talked to Dafydd and Bas already. I would assume that Jake most likely has little money put back, clothing, a few firearms, some hunting gear to exploit seasons for quail, rabbit, squirrel, deer, feral hog, turkey, and duck. He may own an old jalopy or a well bred horse. Anything in particular let me know and we can work it out.

I am sorry for my silence, I am not at home right now, something happened in my family,  I will be back on wednesday or thursday next week.
Sorry again.

In reply to GM (msg # 92):

I mostly agree, except he has no automobile. He can get a horse or wagon from his family farm about an hour walk from town.

hey wilhelm that isn't an issue. take your time pal.

Jake would have access to one of the two vehicles in town when needed for the job. a flatbed ford truck to retrieve supplies, corpses, or move prisoners on work details around the county. the other vehicle is a desoto coup used to run out on calls while on duty. seven miles on foot is a long haul, on horseback its an hour to not hurt the horse, but in a car it is ten minute drive on narrow county roads.

...or I'd be happy to give him a ride in my hearse. Long as it's not "In Service"...

Howdy, local Undertaker here.

Hope to not have to much work to do.

Will get a post up...hopefully later this evening, but maybe in the morning.  Have had a rough week.

no sweat, i'll give everyone time to chime in about this scene before I advance it. it kind of sets up your invitations to dine at casa de cthuhlu later.

In reply to William Henry Clark (msg # 96):

If I accept a ride, I'll sit up front with you.

Lol!

I want to thank you all for your patience.

If you still want me in the game I gonna start posting tomorrow right away.

I am really looking forward to this game.

bring it on. we are just getting rolling with jake's eminent demise anyway. oh, did i say that aloud?

Wait.. what?

moving along well, gonna through whilhelm in closer in post so he, too, can go insane and become a serial killer. there are enough of you to irradiate the main lines of cereal common to stores in the era. no more easy breakfast foods!

Given the Deep South location, and Dafydd’s no doubt thick Welsh accent, it seems most likely the locals would hear it as ‘bud’ anyway, which has pretty much the exact connotation.

yeah, because we all know the difference. we would just call you an ass if we needed to insult you in a casual manner.

if you made your sanity roll, you lose 1 point of sanity.
if you failed your sanity roll, you lose 1d6 points of sanity.

congratulations! you have encountered your first 'well, damn' moment

well, it seemed like this lost its steam in no short order. i'll be taking this game down this week. anyone who wants to copy their character is welcome to. maybe you can find space for it in another game.

I am very sorry to hear this. I was having a good time. Didn’t understand why no one was responding to my last post but didn’t feel I could post again.

Thanks for the effort, GM. I’ll be watching for your next one.

Thanks for the heads-up. Sorry the game never caught fire.