Victoria Woods - Revision history

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			Equipment
			Several pieces of luggage: Clothes for several days including evening and day clothes as well as underwear and sleepwear. Several sets of clothes suitable for rambling including one set that has seen better days. Several sets of shoes intended to match the clothes and two pair of walking shoes not too worn but obviously broken in. 2 x dressing gowns Several handbags to match shoes and one haversack. 1 Dressing case. 1 Leather driving coat. Several hats of the turban or cloche type and 2 cloth caps. Jewellery including 2 ladies watches one in silver and one in gold.1 picnic basket, traveller’s spirit stove and travellers medicine case. Ball of string, tin of tea and a packet of sweet biscuits, packet of savoury biscuits and some cheese.

			Weapons
			1x .303 Lee- Enfield
			1x 12 gauge Shotgun
			1x .38 webley revolver in purse
			2x Parasol/Umbrellas with covers to match dresses contains sword. (female take on the sword cane.)

			Chauffeur’s equipment supplied by Victoria
			2 chauffeur’s uniforms including peaked cap
			1 men’s suit
			1pr men’s oxford shoes.
			1 tool outfit
			Plus up to £10 of equipment needed to maintain vehicle.


	Victoria Woods is an Antiquarian. She's the daughter of a university professor who had once played the great game in Egypt, her mother was a bluestocking and had herself been on the edges of the great game. Victoria was in Europe studying when war broke out. She stayed and collected information for the British on German movements, most of the time this meant keeping an ear open while serving tables. Occasionally she’d have to hide while taking notes of men and machines being moved through the countryside, sometimes she’d have to hide a courier moving through. It was never the exciting life of champagne and barbed wit the tabloids would have you believe. It was dodging unwelcome advances, of smiling at men when you’d rather be dumping the contents of their plates on their heads. When the war was over she started up her business but she’s found it hard to settle down. She’s spends her time looking for difficult to find items that often come with their own problems and dangers. Professor Ashbury is her godfather, he’s commissioned several pieces from her and she’s always stayed with him when her travels have taken her to Edinburgh.		Victoria Woods is an Antiquarian. She's the daughter of a university professor who had once played the great game in Egypt, her mother was a bluestocking and had herself been on the edges of the great game. Victoria was in Europe studying when war broke out. She stayed and collected information for the British on German movements, most of the time this meant keeping an ear open while serving tables. Occasionally she’d have to hide while taking notes of men and machines being moved through the countryside, sometimes she’d have to hide a courier moving through. It was never the exciting life of champagne and barbed wit the tabloids would have you believe. It was dodging unwelcome advances, of smiling at men when you’d rather be dumping the contents of their plates on their heads. When the war was over she started up her business but she’s found it hard to settle down. She’s spends her time looking for difficult to find items that often come with their own problems and dangers. Professor Ashbury is her godfather, he’s commissioned several pieces from her and she’s always stayed with him when her travels have taken her to Edinburgh.

Deamon at 20:37, 5 October 2011

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	Victoria Woods is an Antiquarian. She's the daughter of a university professor who had once played the great game in Egypt, her mother was a bluestocking and had herself been on the edges of the great game. Victoria was in Europe studying when war broke out. She stayed and collected information for the British on German movements, most of the time this meant keeping an ear open while serving tables. Occasionally she’d have to hide while taking notes of men and machines being moved through the countryside, sometimes she’d have to hide a courier moving through. It was never the exciting life of champagne and barbed wit the tabloids would have you believe. It was dodging unwelcome advances, of smiling at men when you’d rather be dumping the contents of their plates on their heads. When the war was over she started up her business but she’s found it hard to settle down. She’s spends her time looking for difficult to find items that often come with their own problems and dangers. Professor Ashbury is ~~an old family friend (how old is he? I’m wondering if he’d be old enough to be~~ her godfather?), he’s commissioned several pieces from her and she’s always stayed with him when her travels have taken her to Edinburgh.		Victoria Woods is an Antiquarian. She's the daughter of a university professor who had once played the great game in Egypt, her mother was a bluestocking and had herself been on the edges of the great game. Victoria was in Europe studying when war broke out. She stayed and collected information for the British on German movements, most of the time this meant keeping an ear open while serving tables. Occasionally she’d have to hide while taking notes of men and machines being moved through the countryside, sometimes she’d have to hide a courier moving through. It was never the exciting life of champagne and barbed wit the tabloids would have you believe. It was dodging unwelcome advances, of smiling at men when you’d rather be dumping the contents of their plates on their heads. When the war was over she started up her business but she’s found it hard to settle down. She’s spends her time looking for difficult to find items that often come with their own problems and dangers. Professor Ashbury is her godfather, he’s commissioned several pieces from her and she’s always stayed with him when her travels have taken her to Edinburgh.

Deamon at 20:35, 5 October 2011

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	< <td colspan="2" width="50%">>Hp: 11</td>		< <td colspan="2" width="50%">Hp: 11</td>
	< <td colspan="2" width="50%">>MP: 11</td>		< <td colspan="2" width="50%">MP: 11</td>
			< <td colspan="2" width="50%">Wealth: $20000</td>
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	<td colspan="2" width="50%">99-Cthulhu Mythos: 99</td>		<td colspan="2" width="50%">99-Cthulhu Mythos: 99</td>
	<td colspan="2" width="50%">Damage Bonus: none</td>		<td colspan="2" width="50%">Damage Bonus: none</td>
	<td width="25%">Hp: 11</td>		</tr>
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			< <td colspan="2" width="50%">>Hp: 11</td>
			< <td colspan="2" width="50%">>MP: 11</td>
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	<td width="25%">INT: 17</td>		<td width="25%">INT: 17</td>
	<td width="25%">Idea: 85</td>		<td width="25%">Idea: 85</td>
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	<td width="25%">CON: 11</td>		<td width="25%">CON: 11</td>
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	<td colspan="2" width="50%">99-Cthulhu Mythos: 99</td>		<td colspan="2" width="50%">99-Cthulhu Mythos: 99</td>
	<td colspan="2" width="50%">Damage Bonus: none</td>		<td colspan="2" width="50%">Damage Bonus: none</td>
			<td width="25%">Hp: 11</td>
			<td width="25%">MP: 11</td>
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Deamon at 22:38, 4 October 2011

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	Victoria Woods is an Antiquarian. She's the daughter of a university professor who had once played the great game in Egypt, her mother was a bluestocking and had herself been on the edges of the great game. Victoria was in Europe studying when war broke out. She stayed and collected information for the British on German movements, most of the time this meant keeping an ear open while serving tables. Occasionally she’d have to hide while taking notes of men and machines being moved through the countryside, sometimes she’d have to hide a courier moving through. It was never the exciting life of champagne and barbed wit the tabloids would have you believe. It was dodging unwelcome advances, of smiling at men when you’d rather be dumping the contents of their plates on their heads. When the war was over she started up her business but she’s found it hard to settle down. She’s spends her time looking for difficult to find items that often come with their own problems and dangers. Professor Ashbury is an old family friend (how old is he? I’m wondering if he’d be old enough to be her godfather?), he’s commissioned several pieces from her and she’s always stayed with him when her travels have taken her to Edinburgh.		Victoria Woods is an Antiquarian. She's the daughter of a university professor who had once played the great game in Egypt, her mother was a bluestocking and had herself been on the edges of the great game. Victoria was in Europe studying when war broke out. She stayed and collected information for the British on German movements, most of the time this meant keeping an ear open while serving tables. Occasionally she’d have to hide while taking notes of men and machines being moved through the countryside, sometimes she’d have to hide a courier moving through. It was never the exciting life of champagne and barbed wit the tabloids would have you believe. It was dodging unwelcome advances, of smiling at men when you’d rather be dumping the contents of their plates on their heads. When the war was over she started up her business but she’s found it hard to settle down. She’s spends her time looking for difficult to find items that often come with their own problems and dangers. Professor Ashbury is an old family friend (how old is he? I’m wondering if he’d be old enough to be her godfather?), he’s commissioned several pieces from her and she’s always stayed with him when her travels have taken her to Edinburgh.
	~~Call of Cthulhu is a registered trademark of Chaosium Inc.~~

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	Victoria Woods is an Antiquarian a daughter of a university professor who had once played the great game in Egypt, her mother was a bluestocking and had herself been on the edges of the great game. Victoria was in Europe studying when war broke out. She stayed and collected information for the British on German movements, most of the time this meant keeping an ear open while serving tables. Occasionally she’d have to hide ~~and take note~~ of men and machines being moved through the countryside, sometimes she’d have to hide a courier moving through. It was never the exciting life of champagne and barbed wit the tabloids would have you believe. It was dodging unwelcome advances, of smiling at men when you’d rather be dumping the contents of their plates on their heads. When the war was over she started up her business but she’s found it hard to settle down. She’s spends her time looking for difficult to find items that often come with their own problems and dangers. Professor Ashbury is an old family friend (how old is he? I’m wondering if he’d be old enough to be her godfather?), he’s commissioned several pieces from her and she’s always stayed with him when her travels have taken her to Edinburgh.		Victoria Woods is an Antiquarian. She's the daughter of a university professor who had once played the great game in Egypt, her mother was a bluestocking and had herself been on the edges of the great game. Victoria was in Europe studying when war broke out. She stayed and collected information for the British on German movements, most of the time this meant keeping an ear open while serving tables. Occasionally she’d have to hide while taking notes of men and machines being moved through the countryside, sometimes she’d have to hide a courier moving through. It was never the exciting life of champagne and barbed wit the tabloids would have you believe. It was dodging unwelcome advances, of smiling at men when you’d rather be dumping the contents of their plates on their heads. When the war was over she started up her business but she’s found it hard to settle down. She’s spends her time looking for difficult to find items that often come with their own problems and dangers. Professor Ashbury is an old family friend (how old is he? I’m wondering if he’d be old enough to be her godfather?), he’s commissioned several pieces from her and she’s always stayed with him when her travels have taken her to Edinburgh.
	Call of Cthulhu is a registered trademark of Chaosium Inc.		Call of Cthulhu is a registered trademark of Chaosium Inc.

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	~~Call of Cthulhu is a registered trademark of Chaosium Inc.~~

	Victoria Woods is an Antiquarian a daughter of a university professor who had once played the great game in Egypt, her mother was a bluestocking and had herself been on the edges of the great game. Victoria was in Europe studying when war broke out. She stayed and collected information for the British on German movements, most of the time this meant keeping an ear open while serving tables. Occasionally she’d have to hide and take note of men and machines being moved through the countryside, sometimes she’d have to hide a courier moving through. It was never the exciting life of champagne and barbed wit the tabloids would have you believe. It was dodging unwelcome advances, of smiling at men when you’d rather be dumping the contents of their plates on their heads. When the war was over she started up her business but she’s found it hard to settle down. She’s spends her time looking for difficult to find items that often come with their own problems and dangers. Professor Ashbury is an old family friend (how old is he? I’m wondering if he’d be old enough to be her godfather?), he’s commissioned several pieces from her and she’s always stayed with him when her travels have taken her to Edinburgh.		Victoria Woods is an Antiquarian a daughter of a university professor who had once played the great game in Egypt, her mother was a bluestocking and had herself been on the edges of the great game. Victoria was in Europe studying when war broke out. She stayed and collected information for the British on German movements, most of the time this meant keeping an ear open while serving tables. Occasionally she’d have to hide and take note of men and machines being moved through the countryside, sometimes she’d have to hide a courier moving through. It was never the exciting life of champagne and barbed wit the tabloids would have you believe. It was dodging unwelcome advances, of smiling at men when you’d rather be dumping the contents of their plates on their heads. When the war was over she started up her business but she’s found it hard to settle down. She’s spends her time looking for difficult to find items that often come with their own problems and dangers. Professor Ashbury is an old family friend (how old is he? I’m wondering if he’d be old enough to be her godfather?), he’s commissioned several pieces from her and she’s always stayed with him when her travels have taken her to Edinburgh.
	Call of Cthulhu is a registered trademark of Chaosium Inc.		Call of Cthulhu is a registered trademark of Chaosium Inc.