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The “Ghastly Affair Presenter’s Manual” is now available in an Illustrated PDF Version on DriveThruRPG and RPGNow! The new PDF includes all the advice, creatures, historical information and alternate rules of the print version, in a screen-optimized layout designed for usability. Like the Illustrated PDF Version of the Player’s Manual, the Presenter’s Manual is fully bookmarked, indexed, and extensively hyperlinked. Plus, it includes the full-page Stacey Kaelin illustrations from the print version.
Now you can have both Ghastly Affair rule books in illustrated PDF!
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The Engine of Oracles 
Splendid. I have now procured my own copy of this fine volume.
(And I get to celebrate by playing, since I wrote Victoria Silverwolf a fan note, and she responded by inviting me to join!)
Thanks! I look forward to reading about your character’s exploits!
Ines Maya has just been encountered by the rest of the company.
A Gypsy and a True Innocent traveling together…. That’s pure vampyre-bait!
We actually have the same dynamic in our home game, although the Gypsy is male. Of course, in our case, one of the other PCs is also actually a Vampyre – although the True Innocent still doesn’t realize it.
Hopefully the vampires will be paralysed with indecision long enough for Lila to stake them.
My main inspiration for Ines was that I don’t know when I’ll get another chance to play Ghastly Affair, so I wanted to get my “beautiful girl whom dark forces are wont to imperil” opportunity in while I could, but without stepping on Priest’s/Miss Carrow’s toes too much.