Merx
Merx #0.1
In this preview of "Merx," Caduceus arrives at one of the local clubs in the city as he waits for his target to arrive. While he waits, he decides to play the savior. Just this once.
Actual Play Fiction—#APFix—is part Actual Play, part typical fiction.
Merx
In this preview of "Merx," Caduceus arrives at one of the local clubs in the city as he waits for his target to arrive. While he waits, he decides to play the savior. Just this once.
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Locke needs to focus on the task at hand, yet—as always—there's *something unexpected* around every corner. And what strange twist awaits him when it's all said and done?
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The Hivebranded decide that now -- as Locke is rushing to free the other Branded -- is a perfect time for exposition and dire warnings.
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What Locke assumes to be a shortcut to the underground facility leads him to even more questions.
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Locke has had enough of the delusions and lashes out at the latest: the mirage of the love of his life, Ira Adler. But what happens if the impossible is actually the truth?
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What do a food truck, a dead royal, and a missing family member all have in common? They all stir up unwelcome feelings that Locke thought he buried deep in his mind's attic.
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Locke begins his journey to the Wreck Solar Farm, but the simple trip turns into a fight for his life and his sanity.
Actual Play Fiction
A guest post! Margot Hutton, author of Ironsworn: The Unspoken Vow, shares her thoughts on what Actual Play Fiction is.
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Locke checks out a lead regarding the strange affliction that killed Amari Wade. Invigorated by what he finds, he decides to do something extremely stupid.
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Locke says farewell to the passengers and crew of the Bohemian Express right before he stumbles upon his first clue that could lead him to answers surrounding Amari Wade's death.
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Amari Wade asks for a favor, and Locke quickly learns that some decisions are out of his hands.
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Another body sends the Bohemian Express into a panic. The murderer reveals a shocking message, and Locke realizes just how lucky he really is.