IN THE DARK PDF

But it got hairy when Josiah showed up and the cartel soon after.

Murphy and Trey didn't think their plan through, and Lauren didn't have anything to offer. And in reality, if they weren't there at that time, they would have been able to save the children, and the cartel would've killed them too. I would think it was the Mexican cartel who murdered their mother who did that. But you could've knocked me over with a feather when he told Leslie later that he had an epiphany about the women he's drawn to (Murphy) because of his mother and somehow blamed Murphy for everything that happened at the house, including scaring the kids. The plan to go to Josiah's house was a dumb, ill-planned one. I just thought that you were playing me and I needed to l : Hey, I'm really sorry for what I did.I just thought that you were playing me and I needed to look out for myself. Trey: Hey, I'm really sorry for what I did. He's also choosing to blame her for some of the most random things, and he often doesn't take accountability for his role in matters. But hell, at this rate, he's surpassed sensibility with it, and he's been needlessly cruel and incapable of setting aside their drama during times when it's necessary. His feelings about Murphy and how she hurt him are valid. It's slightly better than Max wandering around oppressively angry all of the time. Personally, I'm still in 'screw Josh' mode, but bros, or whatever. Gene wasted no time rehiring Sarah onto the force and putting her in charge of the task force that's hunting Murphy down. let's not forget that fun fact.īut you can never tell with In the Dark, which is notorious for its 'just go with it' handwave quality in favor of the truly zany, ludicrous entertainment it provides. Whether or not anything will come from it is another story.Ĭop 1: I love that we're all working late to try to find a girl who you arrested and then let walk out of the building.

IN THE DARK PDF

PDF included at no additional cost with your purchase.Even if he blew the whistle on the chief, he was still a cop who mishandled this investigation into Nia and Murphy, relied too heavily on a consultant who no longer worked with the IRS, and allowed a blind fugitive wanted for murder to walk out of the police station.īut he somehow negotiated that instead of that early retirement out they gave the former chief, he'd arrest the man instead. A setting guide to the haunted city of Doskvol, with all the maps, factions, NPCs, schemes, and opportunities you need to run an exciting sandbox game.ģ28 pages.Rules for alchemical experiments, gadget tinkering, and weird occult powers-including rules for playing Ghosts and other strange beings.A lightning-fast mechanic for planning criminal operations to cut through the usual slog of planning at the game table.A robust core mechanic which puts the fiction first-the strength of a character’s position (desperate, risky, or controlled) matters just as much as the character’s ability scores.Rules to create your crew, built from types like Assassins, Bravos, a Cult, Hawkers, Shadows, or Smugglers.Rules to create your scoundrel using the following character archetypes: the Cutter, the Hound, the Leech, the Lurk, the Slide, the Spider, or the Whisper.Will you rise to power in the criminal underworld? What are you willing to do to get to the top? You and your fledgling crew must thrive amidst the threats of rival gangs, powerful noble families, vengeful ghosts, the Bluecoats of the city watch, and the siren song of your scoundrel’s own vices.

There are heists, chases, occult mysteries, dangerous bargains, bloody skirmishes, and, above all, riches to be had-if you’re bold enough to seize them. Blades in the Dark is a tabletop role-playing game by John Harper about a crew of daring scoundrels seeking their fortunes on the haunted streets of an industrial-fantasy city.

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