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You say that like it'll save you!

I agree with Tabs that we have an interesting assortment of characters. While reviewing them, I noticed something unusual. The character that believes in apparitions is also the most sane of our merry crew!

Hopefully, the Invisible Castle gods are not setting me up to be the first to go stark-raving mad! I've been missing alot of those 75% rolls recently so I am wary

All right, everybody. Things are looking great, and all that's left is for you guys to review and finalize your equipment.

Henry Witherspoon drives a blue Ford Model A. He typically wears a suit, tie, and hat when on campus, and he always carries a briefcase with whatever materials he needs for the classes he teaches. It also contains a slide rule, a notebook, and pencils. At home he keeps his baseball bat, some baseballs, his glove, his trophies, and his old baseball uniform from his student days.

Jean Moss's equipment: a .22 beretta and 30 bullets; a basic chemistry set: test tubes, bunsen burner, etc.; a syringe and a few grams of cocaine; "Donnie," an ex-police horse, who she part owns, and is stabled somewhere in the Outskirts; household items like a torch, flask, etc.

Brewster Cushing owns a small house in Southside Arkham. It is outwardly shabby but very well maintained. it contains nothing but the bare essentials.

At work, Brewster has access to an Aladdin's cave of tools via the maintenance sheds and also a shotgun that hasn't been fired for 10 years and probably has a bird's nest in the barrel. It would be better used as a club.

Money is tight but, even if it wasn't, Brewster would still live like a pauper.

Peter is proud in his collection of dictionaries and his set of colored ink and quill. Beside it, he has nothing of real value. His father took most of the family stuff when he moved to Chicago, leaving nothing but old furniture to his son. He lives in the Miskatonic dorms and focus his attention on his work as a librarian. He saves little but intends to save enough for his Master degree in the upcoming future.

When he's on duty, Dutch usually carries a .38 Automatic with two spare clips, his badge, a set of handcuffs, a small notepad and a pencil. He also owns a Ford Model A, which he drives as needed. Dutch lives in a small townhouse near the docks. The accommodations are modest, but he has a double-barreled shotgun and some basic camping equipment for when he goes hunting or fishing.

Genevieve's possessions in Arkham are minimal, as most of her belongings remain at home in Kingsport, and the communal flat she shares is small and lacking in space.

As mentioned, she is tomboyish. Her wardrobe consists mostly of breeches, tunic tops and sweaters. She owns two pairs of men's work trousers that she occasionally wears and also owns two pairs of riding boots. She does own a summer sportsuit, low-heeled shoes and a cloche hat but that would be the extent of her formal wear.

Other possessions include several notebooks (riddled with research and notes), several sketchbooks and inks, a Remington typewriter, a non-descript handbag, her grandfather's gold plated pocket watch with chain and a silver 1860s U.S. Half Dollar.

She does not own any weapons or a vehicle. She has access to a savings account and is not wanting financially but tends to live sparsely, due to the awareness that her family's fortunes are dwindling.