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Revision as of 13:31, 4 September 2015
Details
Pages: 11
Author: Gary Sumpter
Artist: M. Wayne Miller
Setting: 1920s
Appears in: Before the Fall
Summary
A man inherits a supposedly haunted mansion and the investigators are asked to inspect it by his lawyer.
Links
Spoilers - Keepers Eyes Only
Players should not read any further.
Synopsis
Chicago lawyer, Frank Hardy, representing one Stephen Babson, asks the investigators to inspect his client's recently inherited mansion. Rumour has it that the mansion is haunted, so real estate agents refuse to inspect it. Though Babson's great-uncle, Ephraim, did dabble in the occult, the mansion is not actually haunted. It is simply being used as a drop-off for a rum-running operation.
References
Player Handouts: Letter from Ephraim Babson
Locations: Falcon Point
Creatures: Shoggoth, Thrall of Cthulhu
Tomes and Artifacts: Cultus Maleficarum
Comments
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Keeper Comments
Due to a hidden Shoggoth, this scenario has the potential to turn fatal. Conflict with the rum-runners can be avoided, but the Shoggoth with a MOV 10 could be a game-breaker, so handle with caution.
