A Question of Faith

Author(s):Steven Martin
Game EMail:blackknight AT speakeasy DOT net
GM(s):
Steven Martin    blackknight AT speakeasy DOT net
Jennifer Zimmerman   
Male Players:Min: 0 / Max: 0
Female Players:Min: 3 / Max: 3
Neutral Players:Min: 18 / Max: 30
Total Players: Min: 21 / Max: 33

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As senior residents of the Tower of Thought, you have enjoyed the prestige and honor of being known as collectively the the most complete collection of religious knowledge the world has. Situated in as far out of the way a location as could be found to discourage all but the truely dedicated supplicants to your wisdom, you are able to devote the majority of your time to communing with your respective deities (and though you don't let the outside world know - to the political squabbling to be top of the heap here).

However, apparently even the most pious can have their problems with the cosmos. As of this morning, the Gods no longer respond to your pleas, with no explanation readily apparent. Additionally, the Archpriest was discovered dead in his chambers this morning, with no visible wounds. He was much too young to have died of the ravages of time, but no other explanation is readily apparent. Perhaps his death is tied to the silence of the gods?

To make matters worse, an unprecedented six supplicants arrived at the tower last night. Turning them out without hearing their pleas would greatly damage your much-cherished reputation with the rest of the world, but letting them find out you are without deific guidance (or your archpriest) would be even worse. You must somehow re-connect with the gods, discern the cause of the archpriest's death, and replace him - all while solving whatever issues these supplicants have brought.


Martin, Steven

Steven's been LARPing for just over 10 years, but until just now has never stepped into the role of GM. Depending on how the current experiment goes, there are 2-3 more games congealing that may be run at future intercons (or elsewhere, I suppose). For now we'll just consentrate on the one task at immediate hand.

Zimmerman, Jennifer

Jen is mighty! Jen is a goddess! Jen is...new at the whole GMing thing. Will absolute power corrupt absolutely, as the old sages say? Will she be a benevolent dictator?

Or will she just be utterly confused and hairless by the end of the night?

Come and see...