GGCRPG: Coyote and Crow Session 5 (Story 2, Part Four)
1Originally streamed on https://www.twitch.tv/geekgirlcon on 03-25-23.
Join Masi and Zizi as they try to gain control of the out-of-control Remember Engine and fend off 'playful' spirits that are gumming up the works in the process.
NOTE: Due to technical issues, the recording of session 4 of this Coyote and Crow Story was lost. In the missing session, the players seek out a person named Patagita who has created a "Remember Engine" that can reconstruct events and replay them based on data, spiritual imprints, and memories of the people involved. Using the Engine, the players discover a wealth of information about the cult behind the attacks on Cahokia, and about what happened to Masi's belated lover Gats, whose family turns out to be deeply involved in the cult and involved in Gats death. The Remember Engine then spirals out of control...
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