Torg Update – Session of 30 July 2009

So…it was a mostly a recap evening last Thursday with us chasing ourselves in circles and arguing. A lot of arguing. But then…there were four Terran/Nile Empire characters in the room staring daggers at each other and not agreeing on anything. So we go in circles.

On a lighter note, we totally got to meet Dr. Mara Hatchi-Two and Christopher Bryce (well, we kind of got to meet Dr. Bryce). And Yuri showed up again, which of course had Grace even more in knots than usual.

Of course, me being me, I don’t actually get to lecture Grant like I wanted to because it’s so bloody hard to do in front of the rest of the group. Because it is, damn it all!

So, we found out that Fred has indeed been captured and that necessitates a jail break. Which will hopefully not get us all killed, though we have very little faith in this, and here’s why: The witch-hunter that found us in Japan, the one we tried to kill by blowing up a freakin’ building? Yup, he’s the one that’s got Fred. I have no idea how we’re going to deal with him, but I’d better come up with something sometime between now and 8 eastern (probably should come up with something by 6:30 eastern, since I’ll have to discuss it with Jen in the car on the way in and pass a note to Trish before study ha–err. I mean pass a note to Trish before we try to get ourselves all killed). I really don’t want to get Ren killed–mostly because I’m not certain who I’d play (though a realm-running version of Cmdr. Brigid O’Connell or Colonel Tim McConaway could be interesting) but also because I think the party would completely disentegrate without her.

Grant made a suggestion, prefacing it with a “You’re not going to like this plan.” Which Ren didn’t, since he suggested getting someone captured so we’d have a man on the inside. Which, of course, didn’t fly very well with Ren for various reasons (one of which being that Grant would probably be the one getting himself captured). It just doesn’t seem to be a good idea to have to have two people to rescue rather than just one. That was the largest chunk of the issue. To her thinking, the group needs to stay together as much as possible. That’s just the way it is.

I have a feeling we’re in deep, deep trouble with this one. but time will tell.

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