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Yeah, a sad state of affairs
Thank you!
Here it is:
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...rewolf-ccxxxiii-the-council-of-nikea.1177999/
It's also pick-points, so that should be fun!
ADVENTURE IN ALBUQUERQUE!
You are citizens of the great American city of Albuquerque, New Mexico, in the 2000's. Methamphetamine abuse is devastating your community. Can you band together, with the aid of the local branch of the US Drug Enforcement Agency, to tame this menace and bring those who profit from the pains of others to justice? Or will the drug-dealers, cartels, meth-cooks and crooked lawyers continue to operate with impunity?
You are citizens of the great American city of Albuquerque, New Mexico, in the 2000's. Methamphetamine abuse is devastating your community. Can you band together, with the aid of the local branch of the US Drug Enforcement Agency, to tame this menace and bring those who profit from the pains of others to justice? Or will the drug-dealers, cartels, meth-cooks and crooked lawyers continue to operate with impunity?
Werewolf Lite CDXXVIII - Fire in the Lake
The year is 1968, and the Vietnam War shows no sign of ending. With the Tet Offensive having come and gone, morale on the home front has reached an all-time low, however, in the fields of Vietnam, no reduction of military personnel has yet to occur, and it seems unlikely to occur for some time.
You are a soldier in a US platoon during these dark times, and while you wish more than anything to return home safe and alive, there are those among you who wish to get out of Vietnam sooner, and reason that if casualties in your platoon get high enough, high command might decide to pull the survivors out before the entire platoon gets destroyed. Of course, waiting for the next Vietcong attack to do the job for them will take too long, so they've decided to grease the wheels, so to speak, and make sure some of their comrades die in "accidents."
Unbeknownst to them, however, one of you is an Army disciplinary officer, and has orders to find such people who seek to get out of Vietnam in underhanded ways, and court martial them, with the strictest punishments assigned to those found guilty.
Will you survive Vietnam?
The year is 1968, and the Vietnam War shows no sign of ending. With the Tet Offensive having come and gone, morale on the home front has reached an all-time low, however, in the fields of Vietnam, no reduction of military personnel has yet to occur, and it seems unlikely to occur for some time.
You are a soldier in a US platoon during these dark times, and while you wish more than anything to return home safe and alive, there are those among you who wish to get out of Vietnam sooner, and reason that if casualties in your platoon get high enough, high command might decide to pull the survivors out before the entire platoon gets destroyed. Of course, waiting for the next Vietcong attack to do the job for them will take too long, so they've decided to grease the wheels, so to speak, and make sure some of their comrades die in "accidents."
Unbeknownst to them, however, one of you is an Army disciplinary officer, and has orders to find such people who seek to get out of Vietnam in underhanded ways, and court martial them, with the strictest punishments assigned to those found guilty.
Will you survive Vietnam?