TheStarsAreRight:ActivePlayers
Bailey and the Sea
Currently this group is fairly independent.
Jack, Redland
(played by Robby Bullis)
Jack was a professor of economics in England. He is a gaunt man, clean-shaven with a short, not particularly stylish haircut. He generally dresses in a shabby, old-fashioned suit typical of academia. He joined the group in December 1931. He is an intelligent (and intellectual) sort of fellow. He is frequently contrary and often takes the opposite position on issues from everyone else. He considers himself witty. He tends to alternate between brash outspokenness and humble apologetics. Redland has poor self-esteem, and he suffers from bouts of severe depression. His long string of failures, coupled with his contact with Outsiders, has left him looking a bit 'hollowed out'.
Mueller, Henrik
(played by John Kim)
An artist from Germany, who was hired to sketch the landscape of Sandø Island in December 1931, bringing him into contact with Ellis' expedition there. Henrik had dropped out of high school to volunteer in the Great War, then did odd jobs after the war until he got a job to help sketch findings with an Egyptological expedition. He could not find work upon returning to Germany, and emigrated to England where he is currently staying with his English uncle.
The Elders
Currently this group might be considered "Spanish" in its orientation.
Chandler, Edward
(played by James Johnston)
Industrialist, one time presidential candidate. The general public believes that Chandler is missing - presumed dead, but the US government is secretly looking for him -- to bring him to trial for crimes of high treason against the US.
Christian, Fletcher
(played by Brett Heppes)
A high-ranking member of the Seelie Court, and representative of The Queen of Air and Darkness in the world outside the court. Fletcher's origins are clouded in mystery - though it is clear from context that in the past he has been associated with the British Navy.
Cohen, Amanda
(played by Jeri Bandy-McNeill)
The Principle of Illumination, currently residing in Tibet where she is head of the Black Monks. Her birthday is Feb 19th.
Grimaldi, Antonio
(played by Kevin McHale)
Previously a medical student, and sometime rumrunner in the 1920s -- Tony is now a man of the world, searching out and experimenting with the more dark aspects of the Mythos.
Nadell, Nora
(played by Claire Engan)
An American film actress.
Scott, Andrew
(played by Ken Perata)
(no description)
Scott, Maxine
(played by Renee Solberg)
Egyptologist and one of the only women ever to be initiated into a Bedouin Warrior Brotherhood -- she is a curious mix of strength and confidence, and innocence. She is married to Andrew Scott, and the girlfriend of Edward Chandler.
Weiss, Theo
(played by Steve Hill)
Harry Houdini's brother -- Theo has retired from the stage, to work with Carl in an attempt to hinder the arrival of the Outside Ones. Theo's actions over the last six months have begun to cause others to doubt both his sanity and the morality of his decisions.
White, Andrew
(played by Brett Heppes)
Importer of luxury goods between the US and Cuba. Maintains a plantation home in Cuba, and worked extensively with Carl Ellis' people in 1929 and early 1930. Current location presumed to be Cuba.
Dubcek, Marcus
(played by Zed)
A former Cthulhu cult assassin, raised in the cult, who got out of the cult with his sister, and later joined with Theo. (Looks like Peter Lorre)
Krusemark, Robert
(played by Keith)
A private investigator from Philadelphia, who joined the Elders in August 1932. A large man in his early 40s.
The Irish Rose
Currently, this group is quite new to "The Fight."
Clark, Lila
alias Rosie
(Played by John)
A 30-or-so woman moved to Detroit working as hostess at the Irish Rose speakeasy owned by Daniel Macklin. Friends with Katie Flynn.
Grayson, Victor
alias Quiet Vic
(Played by Robby Bullis)
An athletic man in his 20s, Victor has abandoned his (oh so bleak) fate as a farmer, and makes his way in the world gambling. Victor has had some boxing success, fighting in the Middleweight division. His luck with dicing has improved in this Age of Miracles. He started to become involved when he encountered some strangeness at the Irish Rose, August 1, 1932.
Henderson, Joe
alias The Wall
(Played by Andrew Bond)
A huge burly drifter, former WWI vet working as a bouncer for room and board at the Irish Rose speakeasy.
Lovejoy, Frank
(played by Andrew Cole)
A reporter for the Detroit Evening Times.
O'Keefe, James
(played by Eric)
An ex-cop in his 40s, O'Keefe has fallen on hard times. He seems to be some sort of private investigator. He started to become involved when he encountered some strangeness at the Irish Rose, August 1, 1932.
Walters, Obediah
alias Doc
(played by Stephen Cole)
An alcoholic doctor who makes his living performing odd jobs for the Purple Gang.
Williams, JT
alias Wheels
(Played by Keith)
JT is 25 years old and appears to be some sort of bootlegger. He is a auto enthusiast. He started to become involved when he encountered some strangeness at the Irish Rose, August 1, 1932.
The Junior J Men
Darby, Delancy
Secretary in the Capitol secretarial pool, recruited to the Junior J Men due to her organizational and research skills.
Fuller, George
U.S. State Dept. Representative - mysterious government figure, leader of the Group.
Johnson, Chris
Pilot during the Great War, and skilled in all types of machinery, recently has been testing the new secret helicopters for the military.
Smithson, Henry
Former private investigator and policeman from the San Francisco area. Skilled in sleuthing and brawling.
Van Schafer, Hans
German national, now a U.S. Citizen. Professor of languages and ancient civilizations.
