Gateway Campaign

Player Characters: Bonfire, Electric Fox, Vivace.

Captain Stanfield of GRYPHON meets with our heroes to discuss their “public persona” and introduce them to Lieutenant David Schmidt, who will be their permanent point of contact with GRYPHON. Our heroes later discuss their goals and clarify their understanding of what they want to be doing. They decide to present themselves as investigators of unusual and unbelievable events.

They set up an answering service and communications relay. The service will answer calls, deal with the flakes, direct simple requests to the proper authorities, etc. Some of the first “real” requests are from news outlets wanting interviews. They speak with someone from the newspapers, and a slightly favorable article appears. One of the main questions in the article is, “Who are these people?”

Follow-up on the warehouse seems to indicate it was also being used for training of some sort, and a few of the Network Zero power packs were found. Detective Cox calls Electric Fox with information about some of the weapons found at the warehouse and in a nearby vehicle. He’s happy to let our heroes have them, since they seem to be somewhat “off the record.”

After examining them, they seem to be either lower-grade than the other Network Zero weapons they’ve seen or perhaps older models. Bonfire points out to Electric Fox that some of the wiring seems a bit odd, and they decide the weapons are rigged to self-destruct, perhaps on some external signal. The idea of telling the Highwaymen that their guns are booby-trapped is discussed.

After some discussion with Det. Cox about the details of the three robberies, the fact that three trucks left the warehouse assmbly point but only two are accounted for leads our heroes to decide to visit Sanderson Electronics. This is the robbery that involved Thunderstrike, who flew to the warehouse carrying the prototype electrical generator.

Our heroes discover an abandoned truck there. They find the back of the truck is half full of electronic equipment and a kind of metal framework. No power at all, no status, no lights. They call GRYPHON, who shows up to scan our heroes, take the truck, etc.

((Needs an update to be less terse.))

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