1 April 2003 to 20 May 2003

week 1 01 April 2003

week 2 08 April 2003

week 3 15 April 2003

week 4 22 April 2003

week 5 29 April 2003

week 6 06 May 2003

week 7 13 May 2003

week 8 20 May 2003

Apr 8, 2003

Ant: Anyone had a chance to think over the certain death email I sent last week?

Matt B: I believe we should go for it. mask of Winters will be very hard and we will need to make a joint concerted affort as a team. if we don’t then we will all be mincemeat.

Ant: That’s the spirit!! None of this namby-pamby “I’m too busy looking in the mirror” stuff like you get from Braxus!

Adrian R: My initial reaction was ‘Yes. If we are going to get him. We get him now.’

But then I thought about it.

I’m a Solar. I have been reborn into the body of a slave. I have seen my daughter subjugated by the Mask of Winters to the ‘darkside’ I have no qualms in killing him but I know nothing of him. And then there is where we are ‘going to fight him’ in a small antechamber, in the middle of a dead and

rotting giant.

Hardly favourable conditions to our good selves as Solar. Retreat and learn of our foes weaknesses. I will use my powers to ‘persuade’ the mask of winters that we are interested but he must treat us as equals……

I have a plan of sorts. Shock and Awe if you will. But I’m going to need the help of Marcus and Shadrack and yourself and James to keep patient for a day longer or two. I will explain later I promise

I think we should wait.

Ant: A plan? I’m impressed! Someone needs to apologise to the Mask of Winters,then! Because, as I recall, we left it as Turoc was leaping toward him, arms outstretched, ready to take away his daiklave.

Adrian: I suppose a simply shouted ‘No Turoc! Stop! Please!’ Would suffice for now?

Ant: It might do. It depends on how far Turoc decides to go, and what the

intentions of Mask of Winters are. But I leave that to you and the others to

judge. Shadrach won’t be doing much this week, either. He might attack or

defend. Or perhaps one of Ace’s players could run him for the evening?

> It depends on how far Turoc decides to go, and what the

> intentions of Mask of Winters are.

By the way, this isn’t good or bad. If Matt decides that Turoc will carry

the attack and attempt to kill Mask of Winters, then fine. If he doesn’t and

decides to listen to Braxus, then also fine. Remember, none of the

characters KNOWS that Braxus has a plan. He hasn’t mentioned it, and if he

does, then it’s likely that Mask of Winters will certainly hear it too.

We’re carrying on exactly where we left off, and that was with Turoc about to

attack MoW. If Braxus wants to intervene, then he must do so in a way that

Turoc can notice. And if Turoc, who is almost right on top of MoW can

hear/see the intervention, then MoW will hear/see it too.

Gordy: We never die – if we go down now – we will rise again at another opportune

moment. Whatever is done is done for the best. If we decide to destroy MOW

and die or survive – it was meant to be. But remember – we must not sell

our names. If that is what MOW wants then it is better that we die than

become like Braxus’s daughter.

Ant: And what’s wrong with her? Remember, you took on her wounds.

Gordy: Ahh….But that was out of compassion and the memory of her, I am still

allowed to judge her. If she will not turn back to the Solar way of life

then she is lost to us. She is already in the Darkness. Ending her life

will make us like her. Our quarel is with WoM. I have faith in the

Conquering Sun. MoW will not shake that. What I’m interested in knowing

is why MoW does not work with the Blood Dragons. Why does he hate the

BDs? Just because we have the same enemy does not make us allies with MoW.

Adrian:  You’re like that bloke ‘Shouldna done that! Shouldave done it like this…..”

Ant: I don’t recall saying either of those! The choice is yours – either fight Mask of Winters or try to attempt to make some sort of peace with him (or do something totally different if you can think of another option at this juncture). Either way, which option you choose could affect your life for a long time to come.

Ant: Does anyone remember what became of Braxus’s daughter and Opal? I think Mercy was shot (three times) by Turoc and then healed by Marcus, before all of you left the two of them sitting in a small pool of blood (even though both were healed) in the antechamber place before you raced up the colonnaded corridor to the throne room. Right?

Matt B: look Mercy has turned to the darkside.

she should pay for her crimes.

so should MoW

We are all “brothers” according to our dreams and should therefore be

willing to die for each other.

I believe its payback time.

Talking will only result on taking this guy on in week 9 anyway when he is

fully prepared for us.

I say stand up and be counted.

Sort Mercy and pal out later.

Plan yes right after we all have our nails done!

Ant: I like Turoc! He’s a simple, no-nonsense barbarian type who knows what he wants and knows what he needs to do to get it!

Adrian:  Marcus Is with them. Or that’s where I left him…….

Ant: I remember Marcus swinging down the colonnaded corridor like Spiderman. He even overtook James, since James had the added weight of Shadrach and his 100lb hammer.

Gordy: Ahh but you forget that Mercy was a Sister of ours as well. She may be immersed in the pool but we can put our hand and pull her out – or we can let her drown. I agree that MoW is our common enemy but not Mercy.

She has tried to survive for 2000 years with out us with only the MoW as her counsel. With that voice in your ear all the time it is no wonder that she turned. She thought us all dead. But we are not. We are back and it looks like we came back for the Sun and also for her.

I believe MoW was instrumental in our downfall 2000 years ago. Think on that.

Gordy: Ah – you forgot that I did the James trick and followed you guys. Sorry.

Apr 10, 2003

Adrian:  What EXACTLY are we looking for?

Ant: Well, now THIS is the question. If I remember rightly, the only people able to answer it have been left in the Shadowlands..

Apr 16, 2003 msg 2794

Ant: So! You met the Unconquered Sun in person! It was quite impressive, seeing the look of shock mixed with awe on all your faces!!

I was surprised, when he offered a last ‘favour’ that no-one asked him to return memories of your previous lives.

He said that you had to find the Monstrances of Celestial Portion for Opal and Mercy’s Blade. Once you have done that, you need to destroy them somehow (and according to Septus, you can’t get near them, although the Unconquered Sun blessed one of you to do it for him). He said you then had to travel to Yu-Shan with the two Abyssal Exalted and find the most righteous man there. He would then speak on their behalf in a court made of the gods.

If the gods judged Mercy and Opal worthy (i.e. they ‘repented’ of their wrong doing) then they may be ‘healed’. If not, the two and their representative (this righteous man) would be executed.

He also said he was pleased with your work so far.

Doh! I meant to say also that Mercy, Opal, Malla and the Fae were still safe in the Palace of the Mask of Winters which was near the Well of the Void. He told you to hurry there…. I don’t think he gave you directions, but you could ask him…..

Also, Marcus has an item which allows a one-way, once only trip to Yu-Shan.

Gordy: The thought did occur to me but I also had the other request. I had to make a choice as nobody else seemed to put forward another idea. With the Fae there we now have another ally to help us. Hopefully.

Ant: Since you met your ‘creator’ in the Underworld last time, you each get 7 experience points on top of any others you gain from the game.

Carlos: Shadrach, on being asked whether to wait and train or take on Mask of Winters now, says “Can the hunter recall the arrow to the bow?”

He then follows it up by saying “The bear sleeps in the Winter. The ice melts in the Spring. The bear awakes, we know not when the Spring comes?

Apr 28, 2003 msg 2872

Ant: Sorry guys, got the name of the dead being wrong last week. I said it was Erembour, That Which Calls To The Shadows, but she’s alive and well.

I should have said Valanthus, That Which Shields The Darkness. A slight distinction, I think, especially when you consider that he’s dead. It may not be of comfort to know that he remembers how and why you killed him, 2,000 years ago.

May 21, 2003 Message #2926

Ant: The Unconquered Sun wishes it to be known by all that he is pleased with his sons Braxus, Marcus, Turok, Shadrach and James. He has seen their efforts to restore his righteousness to Gaia, and watch with pride their strength of purpose, their dignity and their courage. They have faced the Underworld, they have argued with the very gods themselves, and they have redeemed their fallen. They have acted with honour, as befits the Solar Exalted. And for that, the Unconquered Sun thanks them.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 28 September 2008 )

22 October 2002 to 10 December 2002

2002 Jul 18 – First Club Appearence

…the other option will be Exalted. The characters have vast powers,

but are beset on all sides. Their enemies include the multitude of

Dragon-Blooded who have usurped their rightful place, the Sidereal who

control fate itself and the Abyssal, their arch enemies. In this

instance, they find themselves in a small town on the gladiator/slave

trade route between Nexus and Kirighast. The town is slowly being taken

over by an alien intelligence and it’s up to the heroes to stop it.

Ant

I think you should run Exalted. I’ve got a character and lots of others

have as well. Even though I won’t be able to play it…..

Adrian Rammelt

Aug 30, 2002

So, we’re going to explore Nexus and the slave pits there, eh? To see

if a handful of demi-gods can claw their way out and make a kingdom for

themselves?

ant

Sep 4, 2002

Games for next block

Um, Exalted? Slave revolt maybe.

ant

Block dates

Week 1 22 Oct 2002

Week 2 29 Oct 2002

Week 3 05 Nov 2002

Week 4 12 Nov 2002

Week 5 19 Nov 2002

Week 6 26 Nov 2002

Week 7 03 Dec 2002

Week 8 10 Dec 2002

2002 Sep 30 First pre-vote (Ant) msg 1872

It is a time of wonder. The champions of the gods return to restore the glory of the First Age.

Commoners die in the civil feuds of the Dragon-Blooded nobles. The Fair Folk

enslave the unwary and consume their spirits. The dead return to claim the

lands of the living.

Open your eyes

The Realm is in Chaos. The Dragon-Blooded’s Wyld Hunt is in shambles. They

can hold us back no longer.

A thousand years ago, we ruled this world together. Our might was such that

we slew the foes of the gods with our bare hands. And for our service, the

highest among the gods, the Unconquered Sun, granted us Exaltation.

We are the Solars.

Oct 9, 2002 (Ant) msg 1959

Exalted (Ant)

Adrian

Matt Baker

Dave G

Oct 21, 2002 (Ant) msg2024

Nexus

The largest city in the world, outside of the Realm. Nexus is a city that

knows only one law – thou shalt not obstruct trade. Ruled by the mysterious

Council of Entities through its representative the Emissary, Nexus is a

filthy hive of crime and treachery, where life is cheap and death is free.

It is also a shining jewel of commerce and opportunity, where anyone with

enough determination and luck can earn a fortune. Nexus is famous for its

markets, its metal goods and its mercenaries, all of which are the best in

the known world.

With over one and a half million inhabitants, Nexus is the largest city

outside the Realm. Like most of the other major cities in the River

Province, it is built on the ruins of a city of the Old Realm.

For decades after its rehabitation, Nexus was a brawling sprawl of gangland

feuds and petty potentates. Then, with little warning, things changed.

Ganglords and potentates died, bloodily and inexplicably. Shortly after the

death of the city’s most powerful figures, the being known as the Emissary

first appeared. This white-robed, silver-masked figure alleged to speak for

a group known as the Council of Entities, a group that now laid claim to the

city. This group has made the following decrees and they are well enforced.

No taxes shall be raised, save by the Council.

None shall obstruct trade.

You shall bring no army into Nexus.

You shall commit no wanton violence.

None may falsely claim the Council’s name or sanction.

None shall harbour a fugitive from the Council’s wrath.

The sentence for trangression is death or exile….

Oct 23, 2002 (Ant) msg 2032

Highlights for me were:

Braxus addressing the crowd of over 100,000 people, proclaiming that his time had come again!

Marcus’ arms and seven section staff becoming a blur, as he moved faster than the eye could see, taking out two elite gladiators before they could see who was attacking.

James slaughtering 15 men with his Obsidian Butterflies, and then allowing his aura to shine. A huge pair of bat’s wings unfolded from behind him….

Matt: Hmm.. Wonder how effective Obsidian Butterflies are in a small wooden room full of people..

Ant: Don’t forget that Braxus is in that room. Not to mention his latest squeeze!!

Matt: I hadn’t forgotten. He’s Solar Exalted, he can take care of himself. And my knowledge of his

current squeeze lends to me caring not a jot about her. Not that I really care much about anyone that I see as beneath me anyway. Strangely, all non-Solar exalted tend to be perceived by me as beneath me..

Ant: Because they are! In a big way! You could’ve taken those elite gladiators without backstabbing!

Matt: Undoubtedly, but there is both the matter of style and of the certain amount of enjoyment to be obtained from the confusion on their faces as they fell, having been skewered by a practically invisible assassin. After all, what exactly were they there for if not my entertainment? It’s not as if any of them had any belongings worth my time. Besides, I was trying to keep what was left of their piteous lives vaguely interesting for them.

ant: haha!! I like that attitude!

Adrian: Well I don’t! I have to look after my looks. They are my fortune I’ll have you know…

ant: Your fortune will increase since that heroic speech you made.

Adrian: It heartens me gladly that Solars have remarkable healing powers. And I will not have to deal with the problem of saying: “Not the Face! Not the Face!” if I happen to get into a fight…

Ant: haha!! Well, I have to say, Malla might lose interest considerably if  anything DID happen to your face. Assuming you survive the dinner party!

Matt: You’d best keep it out of the way of the butterflies though, I hear they’re remarkably difficult to extract once they’re embedded in cheekbones.

Ant: As I recall, they leave an ‘action man’ type scar…

Ant: But why rush the dinner party? What makes you think high-society types were AT the arena? It could be that Malla wants the most handsome man for 2000 miles to be her partner at a dinner party she’s throwing. Of course, it could all be an elaborate trap!

Matt: bit of a redundant question, really. They’re Dragons. Self preservation dictates that they die, unless I get very good arguments as to why they shouldn’t. Anyways, They may have stuff worth stealing, some of them being so posh. And I really DO want to see what a swarm of butterflies can do inside a confined area…

David: If we survive the fight with 12 Blood Dragons. Hmmm. 3 Solar against 12 Dragon Blood? Fair match? We shall see.

Ant: Four to one odds. And who says they are all Dragon Blooded Exalts?

Ant: The other side of the coin is this: if they know that Braxus is a Solar, it

will have only been because of the arena earlier. And that means they’re

expecting two more (James was noticed when he suddenly stopped damping his

aura, and this HUGE bat suddenly unfurled its wings in the middle of the

arena….) Not to mention the fact that at least ONE of the guests is suspected of being

able to kill Solars with his bare hands. But then, you ARE all demi-gods. You have the power!

Adrian: No fear pal. I maybe blonde but I ain’t no bimbo. She was there at the arena. I never forget a…er…face She was there alright.

Ant: Yep, she was there. But is she LIKELY to admit her dinner guest is in fact a slave? A bit like a high class escort for women.

Matt: Look, this is all highly irrelevant. They’re Dragon Blooded, they have jewellery on, they’re dogmeat. End of story as far as I’m concerned.

David: Alas – they must all die – perhaps those that do not reveal themselves as Exalted may survive my hands but I cannot vouch for the other 2’s mercy. Our holy father requires our dominance. msg 2068.

Oct 30, 2002 (ant) msg 2073

What a great evening!

Braxus hobnobbing with the best of the Nexus elite, doing whatever it took to

avoid trouble, and, best of all, insisting that his beautiful lover share him

with a maid!!

James going through the house, killing each of the guards silently, taking

them out before they even noticed he was there, HANGING THEM ON MEAT HOOKS,

and stealing anything worth anything (a nice white jade blade, and a shining

silver breastplate).

Marcus accidentally punching Braxus, incinerating bodies, hiding behind a

door (hahaha!), punching demons and tripping poor cooks who have been roused

in the middle of the night and come running in with their cleaver in hand (!

I’ve never heard it called that before!)

And finally, Kzin, who crept up on the others and got the drop on them twice,

who shot the and brought a woman back from the dead with his godlike powers.

Gordy: I enjoyed it. Really sorry Braxus for giving you a bruised chin. I now

think that Farkoon is a 5th columnist for sure. Thought I don’t know if

that is want Ant intended. Marcrakers

Matt B: I’m sure we’ve had this discussion before. They are mortal. I am Solar

Exalted. They ARE meat. *sigh*

You also forgot to mention they were hung upside down, both in case I

missed anything in their pockets and for the sheer homicidal style of it all..

Nov 26, 2002 msg 2133: Ant to Adrian R.

Entirely up to you! Not too sure about only being dramatic. It seems to me

that if there’s been any trouble you couldn’t fight your way out of, you’ve

talked you way out of! The guards in the guild hall, the girl and her two

companions in the tomb…..

Just to say thanks to ‘Ade’ who sat through a 2½ hours session and discovered

his true heritage as a Prince of the Earth and a Solar Exalted.

One on one is hard work, but I think it was well worth it!

Dec 11, 2002 (Ant) msg 2173

Exalted!

Thanks to all the players last night for a great game!

SO:

Will Braxus find his ex-squeeze and/or his daughter?

Will Braxus find out that Kzin slit the throat of Sad Ivory?

Does Kzin care?

Will they find out who Opal was working for?

Will Char’s kindness be repaid by those he showed honour and compassion to?

And will James regret saving the life of Braxus’s daughter?

Stay tuned next time…..

Seriously, though, I really did have a great time!

Highlights for me were Braxus cleaving the staff of the Sidereal Exalted in

two, Char shooting the two trebuchet missiles causing them to explode over

Nexus, a (formerly) densely populated city, Kzin levelling an entire ‘Wing’

(250 men) with one spell and James moving invisibly through a ‘Dragon’ (500

men) and finishing off the army leader (by stabbing him in the kidneys) after

Kzin’s demon had bound him in webs and poisoned him…. I wonder if Marcus

knows his father is dead?

Gordy: I didn’t even know that MArcus knew who his father was?

Ant: Marcus DIDN’T know who his father was, thinking he was an orphan, I think!

But there was a REASON why Fa Kune didn’t attack you on sight!

2005 Jan 19

Written by David Scott

I was pleasantly surprised to discover you could defeat 5 Abyssal Exalted

(with a little help). And not only did you manage to kill off 5 of the

First and Forsaken Lion’s finest, but you made an even closer ally out of

the Roseblack!

Last Updated ( Thursday, 20 September 2007 )

2005 Feb 2

Written by David Scott

I enjoyed it. You’ve spent a LONG time trying to get Lady Mnemon alongside

and forming an alliance, and then Shadrach and Braxus broke it in minutes!

Sigh. You’ve insulted possibly the most powerful woman in the known world!

And James’ act (while demonstrating that she can be ‘got’ at at any time)

just added to her humiliation.

Jirah is, essentially, right. You’re small fish in a big pond. You’re

very POWERFUL small fish, but you number (currently) 6, including Hope and

Mercy. You could (undoubtedly) level cities and mountains, but you can

still be stopped if it really came to it. Don’t forget that the Imperial

City houses the Wyld Hunt, which was organised with the sole purpose of

seeking out Solars and killing them. If they were to release the entire

lot (as opposed to one small squad) in one go, you’d have a fight on your

hands. So far, Lady Mnemon has been using her political clout to keep them

at bay. If she decides to reverse course and use her clout to release

them, how long do you think it’ll be before they come and get you?

You’re there at the pleasure of Lady Mnemon. You’ve just insulted and

offended your patron by implying that she will become Empress while you

have a use for her. Intentions aside, Shadrach suggesting that you could

take the throne away from her whenever you wanted, and Braxus cementing

that by hinting that her becoming Empress was a temporary measure was just

not acceptable. That wasn’t what was intended, to be sure, but it IS what

came across to me, and therefore that’s exactly the way Lady Mnemon took

it! Add to that the fact that you are effectively nobody, and it was

extremely presumptious.

ant

Last Updated ( Thursday, 20 September 2007 )

2005 Feb 9

Written by David Scott

So now you have (yet) more to think about: the Iselsi offer, the coming

fight and the ‘coronation’ (?) of Lady Mnemon.

ant

Last Updated ( Thursday, 20 September 2007 )

2005 Mar 23

Written by David Scott

Congratulations to the Solar Circle, who managed to fight and kill Ma Ha

Suchi and most of his army (the rest defecting and joining Zandar), managed

to stop the civil war between two great Houses of the Realm and managed to

(finally) kill Mask of Winters and throw his Monstrance of Celestial

Portion into the Void, sending him to Oblivion.

But best of all, they’ve managed to unite the other Deathlords and hastened

the coming of the 14th Deathlord…

Anthony Armstrong

Last Updated ( Thursday, 20 September 2007 )

Sunday 14 July 2002

This was the first ever game and was played at Ace’s House.

At The Scouts Association

Jan week 4 D&D / Ars Magica / RuneQuest / TWERPS (Giles)

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Games at The Scouts Association Jan 05 week 1 Ars Magica / Mechwarrior Jan 12 week 2 Ars Magica / Mechwarrior Jan 19 week 3 Ars Magica / Mechwarrior Jan 26 week 4 Ars Magica / Mechwarrior Feb 02 week 5 Ars Magica / Mechwarrior Feb 09 week 6  Ars Magica / One nighter Feb 16 1 nighter Feb 23 week 1 Rifts (Mark Corley) / Dragonlord Mar 02 week 2 RuneQuest (Land of Ninja) (Colin Phillips) / Dragonlord Mar 09 week 3 RuneQuest (Land of Ninja) (Colin Phillips) / Dragonlord Mar 16 week 4 Pendragon / Dragonlord Mar  23 week 5 Rifts (Mark Corley) / Dragonlord Mar 30 week 6 Rifts (Mark Corley) / Dragonlord Apr 06 week 1 RuneQuest / Warhammer FRP Apr 13 week 2 RuneQuest / Warhammer FRP Apr 20 week 3 RuneQuest / Warhammer FRP Apr 27 week 4 RuneQuest / Warhammer FRP May 04 week 5 RuneQuest / Warhammer FRP May 11 week 6 RuneQuest / Warhammer FRP May 18 1 nighter May 25 week 1 Traveller / Cyberpunk / GURPS Jun 01 week 2 Traveller / Cyberpunk / GURPS Jun 08 week 3 Traveller / Cyberpunk / GURPS Jun 15 week 4 Traveller / Cyberpunk / GURPS Jun 22 week 5 Traveller / Cyberpunk / GURPS Jun 29 week 6 Traveller / Cyberpunk / GURPS Jul 06 week 1 TORG / RuneQuest / Department 13 Jul 13 week 2 TORG / RuneQuest / Department 13 Jul 20 week 3 TORG / RuneQuest / Department 13 Jul 27 week 4 TORG / RuneQuest / Department 13 Aug 03 week 5 TORG / RuneQuest / Department 13 Aug 10 week 6 TORG / RuneQuest / Department 13 Aug 17 1 nighter Aug 24 week 1 RuneQuest / RuneQuest / Mechwarrior Aug 31 week 2 RuneQuest / RuneQuest / Mechwarrior Sep 07 week 3 RuneQuest / RuneQuest / Mechwarrior Sep 14 week 4 RuneQuest / RuneQuest / Mechwarrior Sep 21 week 5 RuneQuest / RuneQuest / Mechwarrior Sep 28 week 6 RuneQuest / RuneQuest / Mechwarrior Oct 05  1 nighter Paranoia / TWERPS / Pendragon / wargame Oct 12  week 1 TORG / Earthdawn / Pendragon (1 nighter) Oct 19  week 2 TORG / Earthdawn / Harn Oct 26  week 3 TORG / Earthdawn / Harn Nov 02  week 4 TORG / Earthdawn / Harn Nov 09  week 5 TORG / Earthdawn / Harn Nov 16  week 6 TORG / Earthdawn / Harn Nov 23 1 nighter Nov 30 week 1 D&D / Ars Magica / RuneQuest / TWERPS (Giles) Dec 07 week 2 D&D / Ars Magica / RuneQuest / TWERPS (Giles) Dec 14 week 3 D&D / Ars Magica / RuneQuest / TWERPS (Giles) Dec 21 Christmas Outing

At The Scouts Association, South Kensington.

Jan 07 Traveller (The Traveller Adventure) (David Scott)

Jan 14 Traveller (The Traveller Adventure) (David Scott)

Jan 21 Traveller (The Traveller Adventure) (David Scott) Last Night

Jan 28 Unknown

Feb 04 Cyberpunk (Colin Phillips)

Feb 11 Cyberpunk (Colin Phillips)

Feb 18 Cyberpunk (Colin Phillips)

Feb 25 Cyberpunk (Colin Phillips)

Mar 03 TORG (Gerrard Earley)

Mar 10 TORG (Gerrard Earley)

Mar 17 TORG (Gerrard Earley)

Mar 24 TORG (Gerrard Earley)

Mar 31 Aliens (Matt Bunker?)

Apr 07 RuneQuest

Apr 14 week 1 RuneQuest / Call of Cthulhu

Apr 21 week 2 RuneQuest / Call of Cthulhu

Apr 28 week 3 RuneQuest / Call of Cthulhu

May 05 week 4 RuneQuest / Call of Cthulhu

May 12 week 5 RuneQuest / Call of Cthulhu

May 19 week 6 RuneQuest / Call of Cthulhu

May 26 week 1 Judge Dread / Dark Conspiracy

Jun 02 week 2 Judge Dread / Dark Conspiracy

Jun 09 week 3 Judge Dread / Dark Conspiracy

Jun 16 week 4 Judge Dread / Dark Conspiracy

Jun 23 week 5 Judge Dread / Dark Conspiracy

Jun 30 week 6 Judge Dread / Dark Conspiracy

July 07 week 1 The Amtrack Wars (Colin Phillips) / Top Secret

July 14 week 2 The Amtrack Wars (Colin Phillips) / Pendragon

July 21 week 3 The Amtrack Wars (Colin Phillips) / Top Secret

July 28 week 4 The Amtrack Wars (Colin Phillips) / Top Secret

Aug 04 week 5 The Amtrack Wars (Colin Phillips) / Top Secret

Aug 11 week 6 The Amtrack Wars (Colin Phillips) / Top Secret

Aug 18 Toon / Paranoia

Aug 25 week 1 Star Wars / Dream Park

Sep 01 week 2 Star wars / Dream park

Sep 08 week 3 Star Wars / Warhammer Fantasy

Sep 15 week 4 Star Wars / Warhammer Fantasy

Sep 22 week 5 Star Wars / Warhammer Fantasy

Sep 29 week 6 Star Wars / Warhammer Fantasy

Oct 06 week 1 Runequest

Oct 13 week 2 Runequest

Oct 20 week 3 Runequest

Oct 27 week 4 Runequest

Nov 03 week 5 Runequest

Nov 10 week 1 Runequest / DC Heroes

Nov 17 week 2 Runequest / DC Heroes

Nov 24 week 3 Runequest / DC Heroes

Dec 01 week 4 Runequest / DC Heroes

Dec 08 week 5 Runequest / DC Heroes

Dec 15 week 6 Runequest / DC Heroes

Dec 21 Christmas Meal (Chinese)

Up to August 1991 we were still based in Pimlico School as part of the Youth Club. After that we moved to The Scout Association in Cromwell Road. Colin Phillips worked there and we could hire the Library at a cheap rate. The tables and chairs were much nicer. At 8.30 every week we would break and head down to the vending machines in the basement.

In 1991 we played

January at Pimlico: Space 1889 (Gerrard Earley).

(Records missing)

December: Traveller (The Traveller Adventure) (David Scott).

In 1990 we were still based in Pimlico in Pimlico School as part of the Youth Club for convenience. It cost us a pound each every week for a classroom that was boiling in summer and freezing in winter, but there was a tuck shop. The other problem was that in the school holidays we had to move to Ebury Bridge Youth Centre in Ebury Bridge Road. This was not ideal as occasionally they forgot about us and we couldn’t get in and the tables and chairs were small, children sized.

In 1990 we played:

July & August at Ebury Bridge , RuneQuest (Griffin Mountain) – David Scott.

September – unknown

October & November at Pimlico: RuneQuest (Land of Ninja set in Thieves World) – Colin Phillips.

November & December at Pimlico: Traveller (The Traveller Adventure) – David Scott