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A Hunter, 2nd edition Campaign set in Detroit
Current Date: February 2014
These are my feet
These are my hands
These are my children
And this is my demand
Bring down the angels
Cast them from my sight
I never want to see
A million suns at midnight
When the Angels Fall, Sting
Detroit is a mess. Crime is rampant, the government and police are corrupt, and monsters prey on the weak. Most people think there is no hope for the city. That it should be abandoned and paved over, that the people still in it are not worth saving. But some people still choose to live in Detroit, and a few of them even try and make it a better place.
Contents
Player Characters
- Eloise Danford, former society matron; played by Joe
- Daniel Frost, Former Olympic Hopeful; played by Adam
- James Jacobson, Automotive Engineer; played by Cameron
- Jo Masters, small business owner; played by Mari
- Oz Carmichael, geeky, narcoleptic antiques dealer; played by Chillos
Character Journals
- The Journal of Eloise Danford
- The Journal of Jo Masters
- The Journal of Oz Carmichael
- The Journal of James Jacobson
- The Journal of Daniel Frost
Chronicle Information
