> They should probably call somebody about that. Preferably somebody with reasonable rates, because that sounds like a big job.
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> Not that our heroes didn't do admirably themselves... All the old standbys were encountered and dispatched: guards, monsters, locks, poison, traps and a treasure at the end. What more could one want out of a collection of dank subterranean chambers?
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> I like the two supporting characters, personally. And it may be the Dancer influence on the board, but I thought "They'd make a cute couple..." You know, as far as a second-born nobleman and gypsy thief can make a go at it in this crazy mixed up world.
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> I find it interesting that, rather than being set in a complete fantasy land, the tale makes references to real world stories and places. It's a nice mix, although it makes me worried as to what horrors you British routinely find tucked away in your basements over there. And what exactly you're doing with your Roosters.
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I can't find the beautiful and detailed old map online, but a 5th edition equivalent is at http://download.white-wolf.com/download/download.php?file_id=839 , reproduced below. You'll find Conisborough roughly west of the bottom of the map key shield.
> Looking forward to finding out what's so special about that book, and if there are any missing pages that Jethro might have secretly sent to his daughter to get her drawn into all this...
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