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Revision as of 06:34, 28 May 2014
Contents
The Words That Maketh Murder
A freeform Cthulhu campaign based on the Endless Lies campaign.
Main links
Player Characters
Albert Jacobs, Drifter played by Baeraad
Randall C Arnold, Archaeologist played by UnknownCorrespondent
Callum Harcourt, Author played by Mr. Kent
Daniel Hawthorne, Military Veteran played by Advocate
Former Player Characters
Paul Black, Occultist played by Yadal
Non Player Characters
Winston's original investigators
F.C. Kullman Wheelchair-bound occultist
Vincent Stack - the muscle of the group
Katherine Clark - photographer
Henslowe and Winston - see Chicago and Savannah sections.
Chicago
Janet Winston-Rogers, your patron
Walter Winston, deceased occult investigator
Frank Kearns, Ms Winston-Rogers' pilot
Savannah, Georgia
Douglas Henslowe, a fellow investigator of Walter Winston, currently at Joy Grove asylum
Doctor Keaton, Henslowe's doctor at Joy Grove
Edgar Job, patient at Joy Grove and ex-cultist
John Currothers, servant in residence at the Henslowe Estate
Old Mother Henslowe, Douglas' mother, at the Henslowe Estate
Los Angeles
Ramon Echevarria - cult leader
George Ayers - UCLA Anthropologist, last heard of in Ethiopia
Abraham Buchwald - accountant to the cult
Richard Spend / Ricardo Spenzel - Actor caught up in the cult
Olivia Clarendon A List film star, peripheral part of the cult
Yolanda Spenzel - sister of Richard Spend
Samson Trammel - Took over the remnants of the cult after Echevarria died in the farm ceremony incident?
Ethiopia
George Ayers - see Los Angeles
Bartolo Acuna - leader of archaeological expedition that involved Ayers.
Links to Maps and Clues
Photo of the back of the Henslowe estate house
Plan of the Henslowe Graveyard
Plan of Henslowe Graveyard with twine
Contents of the box hidden in the graveyard
Henslowe's letter to Winston from the box
