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I'll be following this game. Good luck everyone

Hey amarriner! I'm sorry but I won't be able to participate in your game. I hardky have time for the ones I'm playing now as it is Good luck dying and going insane everyone

Put me on "Maybe". I don't know how much time I'll have on my hands around christmas and all but I love to play classic 1920's adventures :D (I'm a guy btw). I'll wait and see 'til Oath gets Edge upp and running and we'll see how much time I can spare! And I take it you want us to play inv...

I'd be interested unless Oath got the time to 'keep' the game. I really wanna keep playing with my group in The Haunting But if Oath don't have the time I'd be happy to let you be the keeper. And as you said, it's possible to have two games running at the same time!

I'm in. I'll send you my character sheet as soon as possible.

How about a P.I who quit the force because his methods were to... well, "An eye for an eye" comes to mind Somewhat of a vigilante. Despises crime in any form. Might lay up some interesting intrigue, intra-party

"Oh god. What nightmare is this?" the awed Roger mutters to himself after hearing this familiar voice on the intercom. While asking Geoff what would be best to do know Roger gets that wheelchair for Paul

I will not be able to post over the weekend. But I'll be back Sunday night!

Roger can't really get rid of the feeling that he forgot something important and is continuously haunted by it. When Geoff addresses him Roger doesn't answer right away, as if he didn't hear him. But after a second call Roger leaves the little world in his head to return to reality. "Uh... yea...

Roger prepares himself for venturing into the hospital. He brings all the first aid equipment he can fill his pockets with. If there's enough masks he puts two on. When he's finnished with his on preperations he will help the others with whatever preperations they need to make before they leave.

"I..." Roger seems lost for a moment, then continues "I agree. I'm starting to feel somewhat... claustrophobic." His lips carried a sad, kind of nervous, smile.

"Are you gonna be ok?" Roger asks Sarah, trying to forget about what he just witnessed.

Roger desperately tries to pull Sarah out of the cab and away from that... thing.

Roger tries to pull Sarah out of the cab. "Hang on!" He motions for Geoff to help him.

Roger alarmed by the sudden noise shouts: "Sarah! What's going on in there?!"

"Let's give it a try. Just ler me know when you're ready." When she is ready Roger will remove the planket just enough for Sarah to get through.

Roger whispers to the others: "We can't stay here like this much longer. We'll freeze to death if we do. We need to get out of here, think of the kid!"

Roger's greatest fear is being left alone and not having anyone to turn too. His greatest hope or dream is to have the perfect lover and family so that he always have some one.

Roger who feels much better now replies "Oh, I'm so sorry. I should have thought of that earlier. Ofcourse I'll help." He takes Sarah's place and keep the blanket in place.

Roger uses all of his willpower to try to stand up and be ready for any danger that may lie ahead.