Play@YSDC

Ah! Thank you very much! This is much better
Had I known I had such pull, I would've used it earlier

Now talk about embarassing! I hadn't even noticed there was already someone running it!

Greetings all! I've finally decided to try my hand at running a game here. It will not be my first pbp game, or even on these boards, but it will be my first as keeper. So, bear with me ;) I've always been a really big fan of the "Shadow over Innsmouth" story. After "At the Mountains ...

Hey mate!
As you know, I'm always around!

Hullo?

I thought I'd ask before I write too much background for my character: would you allow me to play a Clergymen?

Still looking for people?

I would be most interested!

Isugtag, for the class he's teaching, will increase his polar survival skill by 1%.
As for the two classes, he will be signing up for Antarctic Weather and Using Dynamite.

If another beating is necessary, I'm all for wrapping a soap bar with a towel Always works, and it leaves no visible traces

Yes, I am a little twisted.

Isugtag doesn't really have any questions to ask... He's only concern about the expedition members' safety; if Jack and Graves both conclude that Scott seems to have acted alone, and that there are no more threats (other acts of sabotage yet undetected).... then he'll be glad to call it a day. For t...

Well, I can tell you right off the bat that Isugtag isn't going to ask any questions. If Scott refuses to answer a question, he'll get real close to him and look mean. If he still refuses to answer, he'll start taking his vest off and undoing his cuffs as if he was ready to give him a beating. If at...

Once everyone had entered the small cabin, Isugtag grabbed a small wooden chair and placed it in the center of the room.

He looked straight at Scott.

"Sit." was all he grunted.

Isugtag bowed his head at Graves in what could best be described as curt. The big Inuit respected the man greatly, and having him around did make him feel a bit nervous. Undoing the lock on Scott's door, Isugtag pushed it open and was the first to step inside the small cabin. As he crossed the door...

When Kitt approached them, Isugtag immediately had something resembling a frown on his face. It wasn't that he had something against women... far from that. He was simply a bit suspicious of them; they had a tendency to have men do stupid things. The moment when he did definitely get a frown on his ...

Although he hadn't really spoken to anyone since Scott's capture, Isugtag knew very well that it hadn't put everyone quite at ease. It had affected the crew in general, since the saboteur had turned out to be one of their own, and most of the expedition members still had trouble grasping the “why”. ...

Anyone else think we should interrogate Scott a little bit?
Isugtag would do it but his english skills aren't really up to the task.
What he can do is intimidate him

At the very moment Scott laid down on the floor, Isugtag was on top of him. Literally. With one hand, he held his shotgun, barrel pointed off and to the side where it wouldn't hurt anyone if it went off. His other, now free, large paw went behind Scott's neck where it firmly held him down, while one...

Creeping toward Scott , Isugtag started to slowly feel the thrill of the hunt gain on him. He had hunted, many times, not games, but men; men on the run who believed they could hide out in the wilderness. This hunt was no different from the others; his duty was to protect the members of the expediti...

As the night has settled down, Isugtag had found himself returning back to his normal self. Although he was far from behind surrounded by some heavy forest canopy, or the icy cold winds of the tundra, behind out under the starts made him feel at ease. He had gotten used to the regular rowing of the ...