DeeWhite

Thanks for the info and the link. *sigh* I searched students, professors and investigators. Nerd and geek works - sad. But still good miniatures.

On 4/3/2016 at 10:28 AM, Dave said:

I'm also thinking players might choose from this Reaper set:

 

What is the name of these figures at reaper? Are they a set or 3 individuals?

That is a great back and forth split which I will steal but will change one part. On #2 I will have the Sheriff knock on the door and just say there's been an accident. Then cut back to surveyor group. It keeps a little mystery going for both groups and doesn't feel like a pre-destined outcome for the surveyor group. (It's a pet peeve I have learned from my players that REALLY don't like it when a set of actions is going to occur no matter what they do.) This still allows for the other group to come as the rescuers when needed by the survey group.

What is the problem with the game taking longer than one session each month? I understand it would make the final sessions occur nearly a year later unless you are making major revisions. As a player I'd rather have a slower paced CoC adventure that I look forward to each month and get the full "bang for my buck" even if we finished later than planned. Of course you would know your players the best and if you think they would change each month then revising it to a more convention-type feel may be right for you. Maybe deciding your own focus for the game - play test and give feedback or play through.

Great idea with the d8 plus the printed ahead of time. Also the seating chart for car/truck will be helpful for prepping ahead of time. As suggested I think I'll  have them mention what a typical day at school is like for them and it may be easier to select their connection if something comes up. (Otherwise the good 'ol selection works)