> Local Church congregations are often fascinated by and interested in
> strangers popping in, and let's face it : no-one is anonymous in Church.
/// Yes, I agree about that. It's a small congregation anyway.
> So the characters should be ambushed by kindly old spinsters, one of the nuns
> should go out of her way to be friendly and welcoming, oh -- and of course
> one of the characters (the most handsome and nice-looking one) should be
> asked to do one of the readings.
/// That's very cool.
> Fear ? What will the players do when it turns out that carol singing is
> required ? When the kindly spinsters are eager to find out how good the
> characters' singing voices are ? OMG what are the words !!??!?
/// Even better !
> Not to mention, will the PCs get the in-jokes about the local bishop ?, how
> will the PCs handle being swarmed by little children and their naughty
> behaviour ?, what will they do after they are discovered to be heathen
> strangers, and instead of fire and brimstone they get a kindly and
> well-meaning offer of coffee and buns with the vicar ?
/// Now that's my absolute favourite ! "Give them the unexpected" is my motto. I
just wonder how to fit this with the "fire and brimstone", as you say, credo and
attitude of the rokari. Perhaps... at a reading for dronari, simple and honest
men ? Far removed from the Episcope / Watcher's concerns ?
And why not have an agent of the Inquistion lurk in the congregation ? And run back to the Episcope to warn him of his flock's mistakes ? And the PCs coming back to these nice people find them, I don't know, all deported back to Seshnela or worse ? This has possibilities.
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