1-on-1 Sessions: Expeditions in the last four years

• Coming to the Manhattan Club
  • Elias has left note saying:
    • “Sorry old chaps but duty has called again. Meet me for dinner at Monetta’s on 23rd and 7 at 7.30, I’ll treat you to the dinner of your life - promise! - J”
• Going to Monetta’s
  • Jackson missing, no word, nothing.
• Going to Hotel Chelsea
  • Run by Rose Anderson
  • Approach of room 410, replay the forewarning Foreshadowing Opening
    • Pausing and listening
      • Listen roll —> hear Jackson Elias’ final near-breathless scream as he dies, followed by sounds of the murderers moving about, searching for manuscripts and clues
      • Knock first —> Hard Listen roll
      • Locked door, needs successful Locksmith roll or STR
    • Going straight in
      • Cultists will start to flee, if they take a moderate amount of time, they’ll be halfway down the fire escape.
      • Escape in black 1915 Hudson touring roadster, New York license NYL7
    • If they delay
      • Find two clues only
      • See the scene, cultists running out of the alleyway below into the car
    • Not entering
      • Read about Elias’ murder in the paper the next day.
  • Capturing the killers
    • All are insane from the rituals

Rose Anderson

• Appearance: Rose is a petite woman with auburn curls and a rosy complexion. She dresses in elegant, flowery dresses that match her cheerful personality.
• Personality: Rose is a warm and vivacious hostess who greets every guest with a smile. She has a knack for making people feel comfortable and valued. Her hotel is known for its floral decor and a welcoming atmosphere.

Things Rose might say

• "Well, ain't that the bee's knees!
• "Darling, your flapper dress is absolutely swell! You're the berries, you know that?"
• "Oh, don't be a wet blanket, dearie. Let's have a grand old time at the Charleston dance tonight."
• "I heard you've got a case of the heebie-jeebies about the city, but don't fret, sugar. New York's a real swell place once you get used to it."
• "This joint is hoppin' tonight! I reckon we're in for a real rip-roaring time."
• "We've got bathtub gin that'll knock your socks off. Care for a snort, old sport?"
• "I'm headed to the zozzled shindig later. Care to join me for a bit of the ol' razzle-dazzle?"
• "Hey there, dollface, you've got a smile that could light up Broadway."
• "Listen up, folks! We've got a speakeasy, but remember, mum's the word. Loose lips sink ships, you know."
• "Our hotel's the cat's meow when it comes to hospitality. We'll make sure you're sitting pretty during your stay."
• "You're the real McCoy, no doubt about it. It's a real pleasure having you at our joint."
• "We've got some swanky jazz on tap tonight, so put on your glad rags and let's cut a rug!"