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| In the sewers the party fight exploding rat and rescue a woman from some crazy wounding mages. The woman is Delilah, one of the the sisters. It turns out she is an excomminicant Leader priestess. Several months ago her and her sister Dominura felt that the Leader’s time was over and Acryn need a new Leader. They began to search for this Leader and Galindor caught Dominura’s eye. They disagreed about his suitability to replace the Leader. Dominura has been responsible for kidnapping people from the docks to shape in to Gaindor's new priests. Domiura's plan is to summon the Leader so that Galindor can kill him and take his place. Dominura’s plan is to kidnap a child of Salic blood and to use them as a vessel, then to enlist a mage to help her with the summoning. She came down here to try and find her sister but was beaten near to death by some of Galindor’s favoured. Jimmy takes custordy of Delilah and they head off to free the prisoners. | In the sewers the party fight exploding rat and rescue a woman from some crazy wounding mages. The woman is Delilah, one of the the sisters. It turns out she is an excomminicant Leader priestess. Several months ago her and her sister Dominura felt that the Leader’s time was over and Acryn need a new Leader. They began to search for this Leader and Galindor caught Dominura’s eye. They disagreed about his suitability to replace the Leader. Dominura has been responsible for kidnapping people from the docks to shape in to Gaindor's new priests. Domiura's plan is to summon the Leader so that Galindor can kill him and take his place. Dominura’s plan is to kidnap a child of Salic blood and to use them as a vessel, then to enlist a mage to help her with the summoning. She came down here to try and find her sister but was beaten near to death by some of Galindor’s favoured. Jimmy takes custordy of Delilah and they head off to free the prisoners. | ||
| - | After fighting off some of Galindor's favoured they free the kidnapped homeless and arrange to send them to the Church of the Tender. They uncover that Dominura intends to conduct her ritual that evening under the great temple of the Leader. The party rush to the basement of the temple, where they find the ritual well underway. The skys are cracking, as Dominura chants over an infant girl who is held in a ritual circle. | + | After fighting off some of Galindor's favoured they free the kidnapped homeless and arrange to send them to the Church of the Tender. They uncover that Dominura intends to conduct her ritual that evening under the great temple of the Leader. The party rush to the basement of the temple, where they find the ritual well underway. The skys are cracking, as Dominura chants over an infant girl who is held in a ritual circle. They are unable to prevent the summoning of the Leader but after a difficult manage to slay both Dominura and the child before they can kill the Leader. |
| ===== Debrief ===== | ===== Debrief ===== | ||
| The Leader, now occupying the body of the small girl, reaches over towards Galindor's body, which is turning in to Starmetal, and rips out his soul. Jimmy can see him use it to repair some damage to his own soul. Samuel of the Warrior follows the avatar of the Leader. Samuel Skye, however, attempts to intervene, declaring that the Leader should return the small girl he is currently posessing. Things turn unpleasent and Samuel Skye is beaten in to the ground by the other Samuel. The avatar of the Leader passes through the temple, gathering several priests to him/her and makes his/her way to the Council building, where under the effect of the miracle "hear me!" declares his/her glorious return. Jimmy is called to an emergency council meeting, which is in uproar. Several members are loudly declaring themselves in support of the god but others are declaring the dangers of the situation and even the uncertainity that was has been summoned may not even truly be the Leader. Jimmy is called upon to negotiate with the avatar. Jimmy ascertains from him/her that he/she is happy for the Council to continue running the city but he/she is under the belief that they are now answerable to him/her. Jimmy offers the Leader a new body but this is declined. He passes this along to the Council. Although some of the Council are of the opinion that they should now defer to the Leader, most are not willing to cede their authority. The prevailing opinion appears to be that they will wait to see what it does. | The Leader, now occupying the body of the small girl, reaches over towards Galindor's body, which is turning in to Starmetal, and rips out his soul. Jimmy can see him use it to repair some damage to his own soul. Samuel of the Warrior follows the avatar of the Leader. Samuel Skye, however, attempts to intervene, declaring that the Leader should return the small girl he is currently posessing. Things turn unpleasent and Samuel Skye is beaten in to the ground by the other Samuel. The avatar of the Leader passes through the temple, gathering several priests to him/her and makes his/her way to the Council building, where under the effect of the miracle "hear me!" declares his/her glorious return. Jimmy is called to an emergency council meeting, which is in uproar. Several members are loudly declaring themselves in support of the god but others are declaring the dangers of the situation and even the uncertainity that was has been summoned may not even truly be the Leader. Jimmy is called upon to negotiate with the avatar. Jimmy ascertains from him/her that he/she is happy for the Council to continue running the city but he/she is under the belief that they are now answerable to him/her. Jimmy offers the Leader a new body but this is declined. He passes this along to the Council. Although some of the Council are of the opinion that they should now defer to the Leader, most are not willing to cede their authority. The prevailing opinion appears to be that they will wait to see what it does. | ||
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| Samuel Skye searches both his Watch and noble connections to try and identify the family of the small girl that the Leader has posessed. Eventually he finds a single mother (with no particular clue as to the identity of the father) whose child went missing and seems consistent with the girl. He gives his apologies at not being able to save her daughter and, though he doesn't say outright, strongly implies his disapproval of the Leader, an attitude which the distraught mother is easilly persuadeable to. | Samuel Skye searches both his Watch and noble connections to try and identify the family of the small girl that the Leader has posessed. Eventually he finds a single mother (with no particular clue as to the identity of the father) whose child went missing and seems consistent with the girl. He gives his apologies at not being able to save her daughter and, though he doesn't say outright, strongly implies his disapproval of the Leader, an attitude which the distraught mother is easilly persuadeable to. | ||
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| + | Samuel of the Warrior has reshaped the Palace according to the Leader's designs using the reality shaping potion. This will have consequences in that unusual things may now be found in the Council Building. | ||
| =====Snackies and Wibble===== | =====Snackies and Wibble===== | ||
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| * Gains the Truly Favoured: Leader quirk | * Gains the Truly Favoured: Leader quirk | ||
| * Gains the Right Hand of the Leader Quirk | * Gains the Right Hand of the Leader Quirk | ||
| + | * Gains a delusion from using the reality shaping potion, to be discussed with GMs | ||
| * 50 Riel | * 50 Riel | ||
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| ====True Councillor==== | ====True Councillor==== | ||
| - | **Additional roleplay effect** | + | For LARPO approval: |
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| + | You have a seat on the True Council, which gives you access to more dubious supply chains. This means that you can get a 25% discount on any equipment purchased, on the understanding that it will probably be of questionable providence. You can also gain this discount for potions but this will be less reliable than buying them from a registered alchemist (mechanically if you are using your discount a GM can elect to flip a coin and if you loose the toss you have gotten a bad batch and your potions will have a roleplaying side effect). | ||
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| + | **Additional roleplay effect: Conflicting Interests** | ||
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| + | As a member of both the City Council and the True Council you will find that sometimes the two organisations goals will conflict. Whilst this is primarilly a roleplay effect, GMs should feel free to place difficult choices in front of you. | ||
| ====Right hand of the Leader==== | ====Right hand of the Leader==== | ||
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| + | Pending GM discussions | ||
| =====City wide Consequences==== | =====City wide Consequences==== | ||
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