[HOE] The Unity More Spoilers!

[John Constable <jconstable@pobox.com>]

well, I've just finished reading it, and I'm very enthused!  I havent been 
playing HOE much recently, but I dug all my books out of storage and have 
started going through them again in preperation for starting a campaign 
just to get to run The Unity...Now I'm all hot under the collar for Lost 
Colony...and the next epitaph...

thanks Shane, it was worth the wait!



spoiler space, before I forget:

Posse: dont go here.  It'll spoil stuff. I mean it..

anyone who hasn't read The Unity; dont go further either.  part of the fun 
I had was reading it straight, and discovering stuff as I went along..

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mmm, bubbly fiz!

that should do it.  


well, things certinaly came to a head, but, on one level, nothing has actually 
*changed*; we still have Silas, Throckmorton & Raven, but now with reduced 
power (and extra worms!).  I'm going to be very interested to see what the 
this is going to do to the servitors and anti-templars, I 
mean, they cant get any more power can they?  no more ghost rock?  It 
seems that everyone is on a bit more even footing now, which should make 
things interesting...

oh, and why didnt the reckoners kill the heroes when they escaped?  The 
object of thier downfall are just lying there unconscious.....
cunning plan, or are the reckoners even more weakened that we thought?

while I'm asking, I wonder if Helstromme's ship is salvageable?  I can 
just see a follow up adventure recovering & making that work again - A 
working space ship is one thing, but with the travelling ability it has, 
that'll be pretty sought after if people realise what it can do..

oh, and I was right about the Harbringer!  didnt forsee the worms, 
admitedly...but I'm chuffed that I got one thing right!

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 jconstable@pobox.com
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