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Campaign year 1899 (2006)


In October 1899, the heroes of the White Rose find themselves in Shanghai, arguably one of the most exotic cities in the world. The local Watcher is alarmed that people may be losing their souls to the corrupt delights of Shanghai nights and has asked for help. Is this a vile plot of Elder Doctor, another experiment by the Six-Fingered Hand, or a foreshadowing of a coming apocalypse? This adventure is number eight in the Jade Lotus series and presents mature moral themes.<ref>http://kellscaer.net/Online_gaming/Online_Game_Calendar_2007.html</ref>
In October 1899, the heroes of the White Rose find themselves in Shanghai, arguably one of the most exotic cities in the world. The local Watcher is alarmed that people may be losing their souls to the corrupt delights of Shanghai nights and has asked for help. Is this a vile plot of Elder Doctor, another experiment by the Six-Fingered Hand, or a foreshadowing of a coming apocalypse? This adventure is number eight in the Jade Lotus series and presents mature moral themes.<ref>http://kellscaer.net/Online_gaming/Online_Game_Calendar_2007.html</ref>

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Campaign year 1899 (2006)


In October 1899, the heroes of the White Rose find themselves in Shanghai, arguably one of the most exotic cities in the world. The local Watcher is alarmed that people may be losing their souls to the corrupt delights of Shanghai nights and has asked for help. Is this a vile plot of Elder Doctor, another experiment by the Six-Fingered Hand, or a foreshadowing of a coming apocalypse? This adventure is number eight in the Jade Lotus series and presents mature moral themes.[1]

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