Are any of you folks interested in a game consisting of the modules Harlequin and Harlequin's Back with some stuff in between to link 'em together? I snagged both of them from a friend of mine, and though I've only given them a casual flip-through, they both look like fairly interesting adventures. As far as I know, no one has ran either one of these modules on Dumpshock before, so I'll be willing to GM if any of you guys or gals are interested in playing.

I should also add that there's a chance of this evolving into a continuous game if I get a group that's committed enough to see this entire campaign through to the end.

So, um.. are you running a game?

For the record, it's "duology"

I've always wanted to play those adventures, but never had the opportunity to. If you GM them, I'd be interested in playing.

You may want to post a new thread with Recruitment: in the title. That would probably get more people to look at it.

There's interest, but most people need some kind of idea as to what rules you use, and your chargen requirements. These scenarios aren't necessarily geared towards starting characters.

I'd be interested for sure. But I don't want to spend the time creating a character if you aren't willing to follow the game through. I've never read either book, but I understand they are good. This could end up being a game that takes over a year to get through if played as PbP, just be ready for the long haul. And yeah, give us character submission guidlines.

I've never read or played those two but, i'm interested.

Me too.

You know what, I think I even have the perfect character that I'd like to play, should you decide to run this. He's a mage based off of John Constantine, and his major foe is dark magic users (he's also obsessed with magical conspiracies and with a certain metaplane he's convinced is Hell).

From what little I know of Harlequin's Back, it has a good amount to do with evil magic, so I think this would be a cool character to play for it.

Sounds like something I could bring Paladin in on. He is my ex-assassin, whos become a good guy, Adept.

Fortune: Thanks for the tip.

Ecclesiastes: I know how play-by-post games work, and I know what to prepare for. Don't worry.

The recruitment thread is up and running. Check it out.

Wouldn't a trilogy with only two books be "unfinished?"