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Sections News Junk Archive Post Login Name: Password: Latest Comments GrubLord Ranneko GrubLord Ranneko RJorb	Project Fishmen With our good RJorb rapidly getting into the big-boy-pants (read: his birthday is coming up) I figured that in addition to the regular present, it was time for our prodigal prosecutor to join the ranks of the doomed and the forsaken. So without any further ado, I present to you: You can find an original character here for comparison. With the advent of the Innsmouth Horror expansion, each investigator gained a personal quest to undertake throughout the course of the game, and of course our aspiring attorney could not be left wanting! [Read right to left] We had the opportunity last Friday to take Ryan Thomas for a spin (with the Innsmouth expansion, no less) and he proved to be a fairly interesting and balanced character; far more so on both counts than some I could name... See Emoticon List GrubLord: This is totally stylin'. Nice work Syfro. RJorb: Now that's a present. Many thanks, Syfro. GrubLord: Makes me miss our fine boardgamin' ways even more. Sign me up for a heck of a lot of fine nerdy entertainment when I get back from Hong Kong. Go Back		Guest Posting OFF Daily Update Roster On Duty: Nobody NWTJ Live

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