[UA] A Few of My Favorite Things

[Thuvasa3]

Interesting.  As it happens, I will be running it
right after Bill in Three Persons as well.  However,
my players liked Bi3P a whole lot, even though they
failed and two of them ended up with doubles.  The way
I'm going to play it, it's sort of the continuation of
one long, weird night, that will get them into the
occult underground.  

The last thing they said was that they were going to a
bar to get well and truly drunk to recover from all
the weirdness, so I'm picking up at the bar and
throwing them right into some more. :)

Which brings me to another question--I have one
character whose trigger event was that he had a dream
of a well with evil coming out of the center of it
(it's all blackness, you can't see into it, etc.). 
The well had 13 symbols around the edge, and he
kneeled down and one of the symbols burned his hand,
and he woke up and had it in real life, etc. 

He had me pick the symbol, so I gave him The Yellow
Sign. :)  (he doesn't know what it is, yet).  Anyway,
I've been thinking that, as he delves more into
things, he might find a copy of the book, the king in
yellow, doctored up to look really old, etc.  And, in
the end, if he keeps going with it, he ultimately will
find out that he isn't who he thinks he is, that he
ran afoul of the Sleepers, and they doctored his
memory.  The Yellow Sign came from one who has a
lovecraft/chambers fetish, etc.

Any ideas to further mess with this character are
appreciated.

--- Christopher <x-opher at bigfoot.com> wrote:

> I ran "A Few of My Favorite Things," and have a few
> thoughts.
> 
> I ran it right after "Bill in Three Persons," which
> wasn't necessarily the
> wisest thing. My group at the time had a tough time
> with "Bill," as I've
> mentioned before. They felt powerless and trapped by
> the situation, and I
> was wary of running "A Few of My Favorite Things"
> immediately following
> that. 


		
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