Not THAT Season Two

[Christopher Rowe]

This morning, my dear wife, who has played, I think, four Society games, revealed that she believes the campaign's primary antagonists to be...dockworkers.

"It's all about sneaking into warehouses down by the docks or onto tied up ships. Fighting on wharves and stuff. It's like Season Two of The Wire but in medieval times."

Now I'm trying to remember which particular scenarios she's played.

[thistledown]

Devil We Know is probably in there.

[I'm Hiding In Your Closet]

You are tempting me to make a philosophically-inclined Mutagenic Mauler named Popeye.

[Tallow]

The Cyphermage Dilemma and The Consortium Compact come to mind right away.

[RealAlchemy]

Slave Pits of Absalom and Slave Ships of Absalom come to mind as well.

[BigNorseWolf]

Cyphermage dilema

[Wallbanger7110]

By Way of Bloodcove has a dockside warehouse scene as I recall...

[Wei Ji the Learner]

Frozen Fingers of Midnight also has a dockside warehouse scene, right?

Also, Consortium Compact fits that criteria, too.

[RSX Raver]

Wait... dockworkers really ARE the true enemy!

[TriOmegaZero]

Sounds like Devil We Know and Shadow's Last Stand.

[Wei Ji the Learner]

Shades of Ice even has something along these lines, not exactly 'wharfs' per se, but an encounter in a seedy part of town that is very much like the docks and wharfs, if memory serves?

[Lucy_Valentine]

We got in a fight on some docks in School of Spirits, though I don't think those were dockworkers so much as random troublemakers with a really poor sense of threat estimation.