Players have been called in to investigate a gruesome murder scene in Ealing, West London. Pre-gen characters will be provided.
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The local police were so concerned by the odd nature of the victim’s injuries that they called in the Folly to investigate. But how did the victim die? Why does their home look like a hoarder’s nest? Most importantly: why would somebody want them dead? Can you crack this case?
Roy Ellsworth has died mysteriously, there are rumours of a bear or bigfoot commiting the crime, but the reality is stranger: a half-human, half-bison.
As members of London's special magic branch, it's your job to investigate a mummy seen in the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology. Was it a prank, or a British Museum mummy visiting relatives?
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"As members of London’s special magic branch, it’s your job to investigate a mummy seen in the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology. Was it a prank, or a British Museum mummy visiting relatives? Tourists reported seeing a mummy walking around the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology Was this sighting a student prank, or was a British Museum mummy visiting relatives? Players take on the roles of newly recruited members of the London Metropolitan Police Service’s special magic branch, aka “the Folly.” You will solve mysteries, catch criminals, and come to grips with the “demi-monde”—those who have been irreversibly changed by magic. Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch is the first novel in the long-running series of urban fantasy novels, that focuses on the Officers of the Folly as they explore the magic-tainted city of London, and solve intricate, arcing mysteries."
As members of London's special magic branch, it's your job to investigate a mummy seen in the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology. Was it a prank, or a British Museum mummy visiting relatives?
Description:
"As members of London’s special magic branch, it’s your job to investigate a mummy seen in the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology. Was it a prank, or a British Museum mummy visiting relatives? Tourists reported seeing a mummy walking around the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology Was this sighting a student prank, or was a British Museum mummy visiting relatives? Players take on the roles of newly recruited members of the London Metropolitan Police Service’s special magic branch, aka “the Folly.” You will solve mysteries, catch criminals, and come to grips with the “demi-monde”—those who have been irreversibly changed by magic. Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch is the first novel in the long-running series of urban fantasy novels, that focuses on the Officers of the Folly as they explore the magic-tainted city of London, and solve intricate, arcing mysteries."