RE: [DL] 'ore 'ouses

["Bill Hein" <darkchil@rea-alp.com>]

Actually, I hit 'em with the same trick, and then, after a year real-time,
hit 'em with a bordello being terrorized by a vampire.  (Keep in mind, this
is D&D, not Deadlands, but it would work even better, b/c of the fear
factor) The townsfolk wanted 'em dead--that's why the vamp. figured he was
safe-only prey on the hated people.  However, in DL, I'd have the secret
fear that the prostitutes would become vamps, and come for the townsfolk...

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-deadlands@gamerz.net [mailto:owner-deadlands@gamerz.net]On
> Behalf Of Eric Avedissian
> Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 2:01 PM
> To: deadlands@gamerz.net
> Subject: [DL] 'ore 'ouses
>
>
> Hey, all. Just a few quick questions. In Deadlands, how do you handle
> characters and bordellos? How much did they charge in the Old West? I'm
> reading the very good reference book Saloons of the Old West by Erdoes
> and $3 seems the average price for a saloon gal. Anyone have any stories
> concerning player characters and brothels? (Keep it clean - family
> listserv) Some players in my group are skittish to enter bordellos
> because of the ol' vampiric dance hall girl trick: "Give them a
> prostitute masked as a blood-sucking killer and ambush 'em when their
> pants are down." I gave my group a run-in with a succubus in a bordello
> once and ever since, a few players have been paranoid about frequenting
> brothels in Deadlands.
>
> Marshal Eric
>
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