TOPIC: Masks of Nyarlathotep Campaign

I agree with Mel - although boredom could also be a reason!

Mr. B

Of course mate.

Whats the name of the club?
Who else goes there?

I would advocate that to be a member of such a club a minimum credit rating would probably apply, say 40%? Or should that be higher?

Sarge

How's this, chaps...?

The Omega Society
Westchester House, 7 Fifth Avenue, Manhattan, New York
Established: 1875
Current Membership: 122
Current Chairman: Major-General J.A Lancelot Rutherford-Hill (1919 - )

History: Sprung from the growing wealth in this city area, it was thought apt to create a club for persons of quality to meet, share experiences and discuss the issues of the day.
Now in its fiftieth year, the Society has become a haven for forward-thinking, honourable men; for the dilettante, the artist, the athlete, the scientist and soldier; for truth, for respect and for the future...


(I think a Credit Rating of 40% is good, as it could be a club for wealth of talent as well of pocket(!); so impoverished artisans of excellence or members of the middle class in a white collar position (i.e, ranking policeman, general practitioner in a suburb, etc) are allowed in IF they are sponsored by a member of the committee...

Even men of colour are allowed - how liberal!

Mr. B

Kipper is an arms developer and supplier... there is no doubt that the military and others would have commissioned all sorts of bespoke equipment for dealing with stuff. On the basis he know the good general there is every possibility that the queer goings on would be needing bespoke and untraceable kit! and also someone to use them. e.g. Hac. Maybe the general is bored... and has setup the gentleman's club to solve problems; which keeps him interested and a line of cash coming in. No questions asked sort of development...

Inept

Inept: Like the character concept mate but please be aware that the party will not be packing military grade weapons!

Sarge

If Tony is having a tank , I want a tank!

Stew