Chloe ElliottHostWe will then begin our session and tale here, beginning in a...
What I can imagine is a rather dingy little office, either hired out or in one of your houses or potentially even in the funeral director's office itself.
You've all gathered at the prospect of a new client.
An email has been sent in asking you to come out to a reclusive little manor and you'll... as you all sit around the laptop having a look at a person called Alex Moss, who is a taxidermist whose house has recently become rather unlivable due to weird supernatural forces and noises and sights of something horrific lurking within the manor itself.
How would you all feel?
Does the scene set then? We are in the back office of Smith and Lane Funeral Directors, which is Laney's business.
So this is Laney's office, and it is full of paperwork.
It is not very clean or well-lit, and Laney is quite unimpressed by this email.
I don't know why all these people think that being a taxidermist is a good idea.
I mean, that implies things, doesn't it? That implies things.
Isn't it basically what you do, but with people? I don't keep the bodies in my house.
That would be concerning, and I'd have to call the police if that were the case.
Yeah.
It's a profession.
I don't see this Alex.
Is there like a pronoun signature on the email or are we unaware of what Alex's gender is?
It's signed off here.
You know, it might be a job.
Some people don't like to take work home.
I know plenty of chefs who eat chicken nuggets.
I just think that if you want to get ghosts, that's how you get ghosts, is keeping a bunch of animal bodies around.
I don't know.
I haven't dealt with animal ghosts very much.
We will then begin our session and tale here, beginning in a...
What I can imagine is a rather dingy little office, either hired out or in one of your houses or potentially even in the funeral director's office itself.
You've all gathered at the prospect of a new client.
An email has been sent in asking you to come out to a reclusive little manor and you'll... as you all sit around the laptop having a look at a person called Alex Moss, who is a taxidermist whose house has recently become rather unlivable due to weird supernatural forces and noises and sights of something horrific lurking within the manor itself.
How would you all feel?
Does the scene set then? We are in the back office of Smith and Lane Funeral Directors, which is Laney's business.
So this is Laney's office, and it is full of paperwork.
It is not very clean or well-lit, and Laney is quite unimpressed by this email.
I don't know why all these people think that being a taxidermist is a good idea.
I mean, that implies things, doesn't it? That implies things.
Isn't it basically what you do, but with people? I don't keep the bodies in my house.
That would be concerning, and I'd have to call the police if that were the case.
Yeah.
It's a profession.
I don't see this Alex.
Is there like a pronoun signature on the email or are we unaware of what Alex's gender is?
It's signed off here.
You know, it might be a job.
Some people don't like to take work home.
I know plenty of chefs who eat chicken nuggets.
I just think that if you want to get ghosts, that's how you get ghosts, is keeping a bunch of animal bodies around.
I don't know.
I haven't dealt with animal ghosts very much.
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