Kerberos Club

Players

• GM: Lisa Padol
• Chris Bell: Abraham Lincoln, 28
• Kristen Hendricks: Sophronia Wilkinson, 6
• Joshua Kronengold: Alice Beauchamp, 19
• Alden Strock: Reginald Hunter, AKA Gregory Sage, 23
• Nunzio Thron: Victor Knight, 21 or 22

World

• Status Quo Aspects
• Kerberos Club Aspects
• Locations
• Who's Who
• Kerberos Session Summaries
• Kerberos Fate Timeline

Meta

• Lisa's experiments in character creation
• GM Lessons Learned
• Charts and House Rules Need to see if I can upload files or not.
• Previous Fate Point Totals
• Rank for Nobles
• Online Character Generator: http://apopheniaevolved.com/content/kerberos_club_custom_skill_generator
• File:KerbFateTrappings.xls This has my list of which trappings go with which common skills, what the cost of each common skill is as a unique or strange skill, and various other useful bits of miscellaneous information.

Mrs. Amelia Drake

• Alice: 3
• Gregory: 8
• Sophronia: 4
• Victor: 12
• Henry / Neville: 1
• Lord George Mace: 3 Fate points, possibly 1 more for a compel to kiss a dead guy
• Martin: 1 Fate point. Aspect: That Looks Tasty!

Oh dear god, he's playing Angel.

I am then going to hide outside and follow him.

What?

I see Victor's back.

Ladies and Gentlemen, meet Victor Knight.

And why do we keep having these conversations in earshot of Mr. Pepperton?

I believe his strangeness is Bob Was There Too.

Do you know how to dance?

I can learn very quickly. Gregory, let's dance.

You have her hair wrong --She parts it differently.

I wanted to make sure you could tell the difference.

Oh, you're inaccurate enough I can tell the difference.

I would be a little disconcerted if they up and danced on their own.

Don't!

1 point for Angelina for going to bed fully made up in case she has a Knightly visitor.

I don't want to raise his hopes at all. If I go with someone, it should either be a better prospect than Douglas or someone with no chance at all.

So, you should ask Lord Mace.

He is a better prospect than Douglas.

If you like him, can I be there when you tell Winston?

I don't like him!

You don't like Lord Mace?

Oh, he's honorable enough.

Oh, I dropped by to suggest you ask Lady Alice to accompany you to Rachel Durless's wedding.

Why?

Because I think she wants you to. Thanks for the coffee.

Never mind. I polish my hands of the matter.

Friends don't use cold iron on friends!

Family can be very trying, you know.

Oh, yes, his mother was a murderess, but that was years ago.

Mr. Reginald Wakefield (Lillian's husband)

Victor: 16 Gregrory: 7 Sophronia: 5 Alice: 4

Victor: You mean that works? (tosses nail up and down) Make an illusion?

Victor, are you aware that you are absolutely terrible at keeping secrets?

Yes.

Do you regard this as a problem?

No.

You're concerned that if you tell me your secrets, someone will rip them out of my mind?

No, I'm concerned that you're going to blab them all over creation of your own free will.

So, what secrets do you have that are dangerous?

Can you think of anything that you could say to, oh, various members of Alice's family, people who know Sophronia or myself, that would cause emotion distress to them or to us?

Let me think. You know, Sophronia is both surprisingly difficult and surprisingly easy....

Alice's entire life is a lie.

It's all right, Talos. We'll be going to faerie soon.

Use that powerful mind of yours to think past that moment of revelation when the truth comes to life, and think about the moment after that, about the people...

I cannot be held responsible for my mother.

Ah, yes, that is a rather egregious outlier. That can be taken as a statistical error.

Imagine that were your sister -- imagine what that would do to her chances of marriage.

I don't think that Alice would be happy with a marriage to someone who only saw her as a society lady.

You're missing the point. Extricating her from her situation, without aesthetic or planning might cause a great deal of trauma and hemorahging....

What are you thinking of?

I think there is something wrong with people when one has to lie to keep them happy.

Yes, I think there is something wrong with _society_.

You're a great one for not rocking the boat, Gregory.

What brought this on?

I don't like it when you read my mail.

Oh. I'm sorry about that.

No, you're not.

Well, I'm sorry you're upset.

That doesn't count.