Resident Evil : Ghoul

Resident Evil : Ghoul
Date 2084-01-11 GM Kaigen87 Location Seattle, Redmond
Characters and Factions Involved
Ember Throwback Hamilton Grasshopper Fading of the Dawn	162s Gang (Ghouls)	The Ravager
Casualties and losses
	The Ravager (Tamanous Organ Legging representative) 26 Ghoul Gangers

Background

Ron Wilder is an elven male in his early thirties, who is a simple family man that works as an accountant for Horizon. He's the father of two children, and he lives a mundane life. However, a fateful night would occur where he would be returning home from work, only to be ambushed by a band of ghoul gangers from the 162s. He was captured and taken back to a hideout that was located at Redmond Barrens. The 162s struck a deal with Tamanous Organ Legging, and the deal was as follows :

• Tamanous Organ Legging wanted to exploit Ron Wilder's elven bodyparts via severing his limbs and organs off, while keeping him alive with a drug called Immortal Flower. They would only do so much damage to him at a time to prevent essence loss. This would allow Ron Wilder's bodyparts to regrow naturally at alarming speeds, in order for Tamanous to sever more copies of those limbs for sale.

• The deal with Tamanous and the 162s goes further : Copies of Ron Wilder's limbs and parts would be used for the ghouls (those without regeneration) to swap their own parts with pristine elven flesh. They essentially wished to have elven disguises so they could infiltrate other places, particularly the Ancients gang, in order to capture and kidnap more potential victims.

With that said, the 162s needed to wait for the Tamanous representative to show up and inspect Ron's health to make sure he wasn't infected, in order to maximize sales for elven limbs. As such, there was still a chance to save Ron before it was too late...

Meet

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The Plan

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The Run

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Aftermath

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Rewards

20,000 Nuyen and 3 Karma

2 CDP

AAR

Throwback "First time out with my new you, wow is this thing effective. Quiet, effective. I love it! worth every penny. The job went of flawlessly, a crappy host to hack, a silent entry. The they didn't know what hit them, and the team worked so well. More like that please."