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Hi Paul,

I am extending a tentacle to offer a cosmic scale thank you for the sanity restorative effects of the Masks of Nyarlathotep campaign, which you helped update for 7th Edition. My group finished up in Kenya atop the Mountain of Black Wind a week ago. The players expressed their immense appreciation for having had a monthly park game session to look forward to throughout the bleakness of the global pandemic. Ironically the grisliness and depravity of the various cultist activity was hugely beneficial to players and their general mental health.

Thanks also for signing a copy of The Two Headed Serpent for Jason, the copy has reached my shelf here in Aichi. The campaign is joining the extended Harlem Unbound campaign at the top of the campaign shortlist. One shots are next before we return to extended campaign play. I will definitely run Full Fathom Five and possibly Dockside Dogs too, depending on how the era skipping between settings goes.

Cheers,

Tristan

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Hi Tristan, thank you for your message. It's great to read about what you and your group got out of the experience of playing Masks. I can only speak from personal experience, but I think many people find support in the roleplaying game hobby. I know I have, and friends have recounted the same over the years.

Best wishes with the upcoming games, I hope they all go well! - Paul

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It was a pleasure to meet you and to chat about our kids along with Ludo. Sounds like you had a great Con and I did too.

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Good to meet you Evan! Enjoyed our chat. Hope to see you again next year :)

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Likewise!

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Thanks Paul! It was an honor to have you in one of our games. Likewise it was great getting to play alongside you.

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I don't know about gentle and pleasant, it's very kind of you to say, I try to be as civil as I can online especially. Shame you couldn't make the con. Maybe next time. Thanks for the comments - Paul

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