From usekh at usekh.com  Tue Jan  6 21:22:36 2015
From: usekh at usekh.com (Lachlan)
Date: Wed, 07 Jan 2015 08:22:36 +1100
Subject: [7thseafreiburg] Sunday
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As I have joined the Thermomix Cult for Christmas I am going to do some 
baking for y'all(well that and I want to make shortbread anyway, but 
can't eat it all). So just to check, any allergies I need to be aware 
of? As I believe poisoning one's fellow gamers is bad form :)

Lachlan



From lev at rpgreview.net  Tue Jan  6 22:39:33 2015
From: lev at rpgreview.net (Lev Lafayette)
Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2015 09:39:33 +1100
Subject: [7thseafreiburg] Sunday
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On Wed, January 7, 2015 8:22 am, Lachlan wrote:
> As I have joined the Thermomix Cult for Christmas I am going to do some
> baking for y'all(well that and I want to make shortbread anyway, but can't
> eat it all). So just to check, any allergies I need to be aware of? As I
> believe poisoning one's fellow gamers is bad form :)

None with me, and shortbread is awesome.

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From lev at rpgreview.net  Wed Jan  7 00:55:16 2015
From: lev at rpgreview.net (Lev Lafayette)
Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2015 11:55:16 +1100
Subject: [7thseafreiburg] Lachlan's character
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Everyone would know this from their association with the good soldier....
I've checked with Lachlan about forwarding it.

Any other character backgrounds?

---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
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Date:    Mon, December 22, 2014 5:42 pm
To:      "Lev Lafayette" <lev at rpgreview.net>
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I put it in point form to save reading. You want any further or
clarification I am happy to provide :)

Parents both mercenaries, saved money and bought a small inn on a good
trade route.

Born about 26 years ago near the start of the war.

Large family, no real useful duties for him at the inn

Especially considering size and appetite

Didn't qualify for the more prestigious academies, but the Drexel one
was happy to take someone of his size on.

Entered at 16, did well.

Turnover in the PC companies Doppel soldier unit was quite high so he
rose fairly quickly once recruited. Especially with his loyalty hubris.

Used to send extra money home. As he rose through NCO ranks he got the
nickname 'Mother Bear' for his combination of ferocity and care. Usually
out of earshot.

Became Sergeant not that long ago.

His family tried to stay neutral with religion, but were slightly
objectivist. His crises of faith was going home to find the inn burned
down, family hung with the sign "Heretic" around their necks. No idea
which side did it.

Keeps his red hair and beard close trimmed, but has a large trimmed
walrus mustache he is very proud of, and strokes as a habit. His
Zweilander was his mother's and again his is proud of it and carefully
maintains it as another habit.

Likes to dress in his fancy Solden clothes, but is always careful to
display Swordsman's Guild pin. As he is punctilious about his duty.

Swordsman's guild income is separate, but company did come first until
dissolution.

Very big on protecting 'his' people and the innocent. Was harsh with his
men who looted or attacked civilians.

Tends to be blunt, but a little nervous around the upper class. Not too
good on courtly manners.

His extra money goes to the windows, orphans and unemployed ex company
members around Freiburg. Has been sneaking off to do so, which folks may
notice.

Practices fighting daily, wants to learn to read to study more strategy.

Goal in life is to save enough for a small farm where he can restore the
land, and raise a family.




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From usekh at usekh.com  Mon Jan 19 21:02:28 2015
From: usekh at usekh.com (Lachlan)
Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2015 08:02:28 +1100
Subject: [7thseafreiburg] Sunday
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They occur rarely nowadays but this Sunday I have some family duties to 
attend to, so won't be able to make it I am afraid. Presuming I have 
gotten my dates right at least(It was to be this Sunday yes?)

Apologies all, next time I should be right.

Lachlan.



From lev at rpgreview.net  Mon Jan 19 22:07:57 2015
From: lev at rpgreview.net (Lev Lafayette)
Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2015 09:07:57 +1100
Subject: [7thseafreiburg] Sunday
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On Tue, January 20, 2015 8:02 am, Lachlan wrote:
> They occur rarely nowadays but this Sunday I have some family duties to
> attend to, so won't be able to make it I am afraid. Presuming I have gotten
> my dates right at least(It was to be this Sunday yes?)

Yes, that's right, this Sunday. We'll look after your character :)


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From lev at rpgreview.net  Sun Jan 25 01:39:38 2015
From: lev at rpgreview.net (Lev Lafayette)
Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2015 12:39:38 +1100
Subject: [7thseafreiburg] First Session : To the Manor Borne
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First Session: Sunday 28th December, 2014

The first day of a new year. With the War of the Cross between the
Objectionists and the loyalists to the Vaticine Church concluded, a
disparate group found themselves together, but with a common bond. The
religious and civil war provided many opportunities , and George Byron,
ever in search for money for his sensual and decadant lifestyle, found
much to be gained in investing in a mercenary Kompanie.

Common members of one the three Zugtrupp that made up the Kompanie
included Doctor Serjio, a Castillian physician, herbalist, and tenured
professor, but also known for his "contempible theories", as various
religious scholars have put it; Alice Lidelle, a young lass from
Montaigne, who is beautiful as well as deadly, and terribly unlucky in
romance. Then there is Alex Maxilmillan, a large man, a professional
soldier, Offiziere of the Zuge, but also one who once was firm in his
faith but has had it shaken by the experience of war. Also occasionally
tagging along was the strange Wagner of the Vesten who was both haunted
and carried a sorcerous runic blade.

It was in one of the last battles of the War of the Cross that this
disparate group managed to save their Kompanie commanders, Erhard Haeur,
from capture. He was mortally wounded from the fray, but at least he was
not in the hands of the enemy and put under torture. As he died he gave a
letter to the group, which turned out to be no less than an old manor
house in the riverside of the famous city of Freiburg. On arrival to their
massive new home, they were met by the elderly groundskeeper, Armin
Fauser, who explained the long history of the house, one of the original's
in the area, along with the passing of the title in recent years and that
one of their name must take up the noble title. It was passed to Alice,
who became Lady Alice Drachenheim.

But that was not all; Freiburg is a free city for better or for worse.
Baron Trague has taken laissez-faire to dangerous extremes, and locals
were being relieved of their monies to "ensure their protection", by a
local group who called themselves the Mad Wolves. When a pack of these
ruffians came demaning their fee they were confronted by two experienced
warriors who made very short work of them, killing their leader, and
causing the others to flee. This would be the beginning of trouble.

Primus, Soldi 1st, 1688



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From superfluos at gmail.com  Sun Jan 25 02:09:58 2015
From: superfluos at gmail.com (Jay Superfluous)
Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2015 13:09:58 +1100
Subject: [7thseafreiburg] First Session : To the Manor Borne
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Bryon, not Byron . . . George Gordon Bryon . . .

On Sun, Jan 25, 2015 at 12:39 PM, Lev Lafayette <lev at rpgreview.net> wrote:

> First Session: Sunday 28th December, 2014
>
> The first day of a new year. With the War of the Cross between the
> Objectionists and the loyalists to the Vaticine Church concluded, a
> disparate group found themselves together, but with a common bond. The
> religious and civil war provided many opportunities , and George Byron,
> ever in search for money for his sensual and decadant lifestyle, found
> much to be gained in investing in a mercenary Kompanie.
>
> Common members of one the three Zugtrupp that made up the Kompanie
> included Doctor Serjio, a Castillian physician, herbalist, and tenured
> professor, but also known for his "contempible theories", as various
> religious scholars have put it; Alice Lidelle, a young lass from
> Montaigne, who is beautiful as well as deadly, and terribly unlucky in
> romance. Then there is Alex Maxilmillan, a large man, a professional
> soldier, Offiziere of the Zuge, but also one who once was firm in his
> faith but has had it shaken by the experience of war. Also occasionally
> tagging along was the strange Wagner of the Vesten who was both haunted
> and carried a sorcerous runic blade.
>
> It was in one of the last battles of the War of the Cross that this
> disparate group managed to save their Kompanie commanders, Erhard Haeur,
> from capture. He was mortally wounded from the fray, but at least he was
> not in the hands of the enemy and put under torture. As he died he gave a
> letter to the group, which turned out to be no less than an old manor
> house in the riverside of the famous city of Freiburg. On arrival to their
> massive new home, they were met by the elderly groundskeeper, Armin
> Fauser, who explained the long history of the house, one of the original's
> in the area, along with the passing of the title in recent years and that
> one of their name must take up the noble title. It was passed to Alice,
> who became Lady Alice Drachenheim.
>
> But that was not all; Freiburg is a free city for better or for worse.
> Baron Trague has taken laissez-faire to dangerous extremes, and locals
> were being relieved of their monies to "ensure their protection", by a
> local group who called themselves the Mad Wolves. When a pack of these
> ruffians came demaning their fee they were confronted by two experienced
> warriors who made very short work of them, killing their leader, and
> causing the others to flee. This would be the beginning of trouble.
>
> Primus, Soldi 1st, 1688
>
>
>
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From lev at rpgreview.net  Sun Jan 25 02:20:14 2015
From: lev at rpgreview.net (Lev Lafayette)
Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2015 13:20:14 +1100
Subject: [7thseafreiburg] Session 2: Civil Improvements and a Night at Court
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Second Session : January 17, 2015

Over the next few weeks, the new owners of the Manor engage in a most
extraordinary activity. Word of them chasing off the Mad Wolves spreads
througout the neighbourhood, and they were visited by one middle-aged
merchant, Alberto Constanza, expressing hope that the party would perhaps
offer their services to replace the ruffians with a more professional
protection agency.

Dr. Serijo's investigations determined that in the region some forty
percent of the buildings were directly owned by one Redmund Erhart who
seemed to seem immune to the predations of the Wolves, although their
rents are high. Taking into account calculations, Lady Alice Drachenheim
believed that a new counter-association to the Wolves could be
established. Offiziere Alex Maximillian went through the city and found a
number of members of the old Kompanie seeking further employment,
including a freiter and nine soldat.

In uniforms and with professoinal conduct before long some 27 households
had joined the new Drachenheim Civil Improvement Association, whose fees
varied on the size of the house, but would average around 8 guidlers per
month for the larger multi-family houses common in the region. With a
monthly income of 216 guilders per month, and a protection wages expense
of 47 per month (8 guilders per freiter, 4 guilders per soldat),
significant money was available for civil works.

Lady Alice Drachenheim also received an invitation to her and her
entourage to attend a ball by Eisenfurst Nicklaus Trague. This was an
extroardinary honour and opportunity to meet some of the major figures of
the city. This included the chief advisor, Wilma Probst; the stern head of
the Explorer's Guild, Madeline du Bisset; and the wealthy banker and
landlord, Redmund Erhart. A party game ensures of finding and smuggling a
fox-tail; Dr. Serjio, taking to the library meets an inebriated and
philosophical Lord Trague, and suggests that he may wish to introduce
extra stamp duty to pay for better militia protection for "their spiritual
wealth". Meanwhile, Lord Bryon rapidly becomes close friends with the
aspiring Vodacce sculptor Christina Bianco, who moves in with Bryon.

Voltadi, Primus 28, 1688


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From lev at rpgreview.net  Mon Jan 26 03:53:29 2015
From: lev at rpgreview.net (Lev Lafayette)
Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 14:53:29 +1100
Subject: [7thseafreiburg] Session 2: Civil Improvements and a Night at
	Court
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On Sun, January 25, 2015 1:20 pm, Lev Lafayette wrote:
> Second Session : January 17, 2015
>

That's not right..

First Session: Sunday 14th December, 2014
Second Session: Sunday 28th December, 2014
Third Session: Sunday 11th January, 2015
Fourth Session: Sunday 25th January, 2015


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From lev at rpgreview.net  Mon Jan 26 03:54:40 2015
From: lev at rpgreview.net (Lev Lafayette)
Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 14:54:40 +1100
Subject: [7thseafreiburg] Session 3: Stalking the Wolves and Haunted Houses
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Third Session: Sunday 11th January, 2015

With the Drachenheim Civil Improvement Association showing some success in
the neighbourhood, Lord Bryon decides to extend the reach with an
intelligence-gathering irregulars, in the form of young beggars, paying
eight of them two guilders per month (income of 216 guilders per month,
wages expenses 63 per month) for intelligence operations. In addition
Bryon purchases 40 guilders of white marble for his guest Christina, the
first project being a bust of himself. The enforcers of the Mad Wolves
have been systemically prevented by the soldiers of the CIA, and although
surly groups are still abound, crime has significantly decreased in the
district.

However, when a gang of twelve beat up on a pair of Improvement
Association guards, Lady Drachenheim goes in disguise as a street urchin,
taking young Hans as a guide, and paying him 12 guilders rewared - a
princely sum! - after discovering their ganghouse, an abandoned carriage
house in a neighbouring district. Lady Drachenheim, in disguise, becomes
friends with one of the guards on shift, named Ahlf, who seems to be
interested in being more than friends. As strange as it seems, Lady
Drachenheim also has feeling stir for the handsome ruffian as well.

Meanwhile there is a major issue with one the residence of Alberto
Constanzo, a trader (by invitation only) of antiquities. Not for some
time, there has been strange sounds and lights coming from his large
mansion, and locals are talking about ghosts. The party breaks in, for the
good of the community, and begins to explore the massive home, finding
many wondrous items and indeed even magical artifacts, including flashing
bookends, an anti-weight bung, and a music box which invokes memory.
Finally however they find the items of their main concern; in the study is
a contraption on a desk which fire bolts of lightning a short distance.
The burned outline on the ground next to it suggesting the final fate of
Alberto.

After fishing for books in the room, in the most literal sense, the
strange language requires translation. They take it to Madeline du Bisset,
head of the Explorer's Guild, who translates that the contraption turns
off when in darkness; she also insists that it be passed on to the Guild
for safekeeping - the other items can remain with Dr. Serijo, who is
granted Guild membership. After blocking out any possibility of light
getting in the room the contraption is bagged, and the bag bagged, and
given up to the Guild.

Amordi, Secundus 18, 1688


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From lev at rpgreview.net  Mon Jan 26 09:04:49 2015
From: lev at rpgreview.net (Lev Lafayette)
Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 20:04:49 +1100
Subject: [7thseafreiburg] Session 4: Love, War, and Demons
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Fourth Session: Sunday 25th January, 2015

The romance between Lady Alice Drachenheim, incognito, and Aulf blossom,
but Alice also has a hidden agenda. Providing Aulf a gift of a carved
wolf, Aulf reciprocates with a pair of shoes. But what Aulf does not know
is the wolf carving has been blooded by the sorcery of the Montaigne.
Through the sorcery of Porte, Lady Alice Drachenheim places twenty pounds
of gunpowder, recently acquired, into the Mad Wolf headquarters whilst
distracting Aulf from the massive explosion.

Homeless and unemployed Aulf recounts his sorrowful tale to Lady Alice, of
how he was the son of a farmer whose family was killed during the War of
the Cross. Overcome with remorse, Lady Alice ensures his employment
outside of the city walls, and reveals her gender to him with the cover
that she had done so because streetlife is particularly dangerous for a
young woman. Aulf is unpeterbed and continues to express his affections.

Later, Dr. Serijo is contacted by one Ernst Bottenfeld who has heard of
his meeting with senior individuals of the city, and indeed of the
investigations into the home of Professor Alberto Constanzo. The
specialist in optics writes of a great new invention and wants the good
doctor to view it. When Dr. Serijo visits however the home has been
ransacked, and a cross drawn in blood is on the wall, along with a
religious inscription, along with the very dead professsor, with crude
slashings across his body. All initially points to an act of the
Inquisition, known for their disapproval of certain scientific
investigations, but the destruction - and message - lack the clinical and
subtle approach of their work. The great investion is missing, but
indentations in the floor indicate its prior (and heavy) presence.

Noting loose floorboards, the party venture down into the sewers, noting
continuing drag marks. Eventually they enter into a cellar of a disused
building, with the stairs full of rubble. The contraption of pulleys and
mirrors is at the far end. Officer Maxmillian is attacked by a strange
cloak-like creature, coloured as the darkest pitch. Desparetly the party
attempts to destroy the creature that slowly envelopes their officer and
all looks grim, until Dr. Serijo places the latern into the machine and
operates to cause the room to become emblazoned in light. The creature
writhes and cries, and eventually expires. Calculating their steps, it is
discovered the disused building is part of the orphanage grounds; Lord
Bryon pays the orphanage fifty guilders for opportunity to retrieve the
machine, which is kept in the care of Dr. Serijo. Although he seems very
interested in the demon's corpse as well.

Terdi, Tertus 11, 1688

Experience points for last session (not provided); 6 XP for everyone.



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