IralithRPG

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[edit] Iralith

A short-term tabletop RPG, originally intended to run as a summer break between the first Astral campaign and a sequel to same. Iralith was meant to be quite explicitly escapist, as well as lighter and less involved than the long-term science fiction campaigns that bracketed it; it probably failed in these regards, which probably speaks well of it.

Type: Tabletop, Campaign

Genre: Sorta Medium Fantasy, Real-World

System: Astral

Date: 2001ish

GM:

• Matt Mitchell

[edit] Characters

PCs

Robert Balls (Dan McCormick)

Charming, fast-talking, screwed-up, worthless young man. Back in college, slept with a teacher for money a few times; subsequently murdered him, and was never caught. Ultimately became the agent-in-life for the dead, who secretly rule the Earth.

Ian Cole (Ryan Watson)

Coke fiend, stage manager for a middlebrow, allegedly confrontational and fourth-wall-breaking "theater experience." Stayed in Iralith for the drugs.

Mark Feliciano (Michael Heafitz)

Bobby "Twinks" Flaherty (Chris Marinos)

Infuriatingly over-the-top nutbar. Loudmouthed Masshole; dance student and member of an Up With People-style outfit called "Dance Affirmation." Wound up hospitalized.

Don Scudder (Paul Osborne)

Mike Searle (Matt Andrysiak)

NPCs

Parial Katis, deceased Prince of Iralith

Uhlans Katis, called Queen Witchcraft

Katis, the former Queen Witchcraft

Philip Smith, called Master Foresight, amnesiac former Royal Consort

Karam Ari-Holtanze, called Doctor Bloodstain, Royal Physician

Elrey Malekur, known in Elandor as Jack Redmond, agent of Uhlans Katis

Naxta Janee, known in Elandor as Gerta Kroger, former retainer of Parial Katis

James Todd, agent of the dead

Gumman of Pathanc, Minister of the Provinces

Izan Velkern, Lord Blackbird, Minister of Governance

Eigen Estal-Blackbird, Minister of the Sea

Balver Lokash-Ingran, Minister of Natural Resources

Odomm Adun-Thelavoss, Minister of War

Ilaylaleth Ingran, Minister of Foreign Affairs

Karas Ramvall, Minister of Justice

San Anglalis, Minister of Roads

Olyen Lahanch, Minister of Education

Some foreign ambassadors

The Sea Serpents

The dead