Cold City - Tuesday 23rd

[Zardoz]

OK all who's up for a bit of 1950's cold war horror set in Berlin ?

[Adam]

I so would be, but unfortunately....   

[JamesSteeleII]

I wont be able to make this week. I have been given a dealine for some research proposals at the end of this week 

[Deebee]

Ja, ich bin frei

DB

[Ross]

I'm in.

Ross

[BaldLea]

I'm there.

[Zardoz]

OK, there's three, and I'm sure there were 1 or 2 more that confirmed last week.

See you there.

[Ross]

Good fun game- thanks Ian, and too my team ;-)

Sorry I had to shoot Arthur, but it was too tempting an excuse after having been called Helmet etc repeatedly.

Shame I got shot afterward, but to be honest after the nature of Herr Goeth I am surprised he didn't get one in the back earlier!

Ross

[Zardoz]

Thanks all for the game. Excellent fun.
 
Ross, Heinrich actually survived the friendly fire incident with Arthur. However, whilst he was crawling out of the hut the driverless rusting hulk of a bergpanther burst through the walls and rolled over his legs. the animated AFV then exited the other side of the hut, pitched over the canal abutment and smashed down onto the rear deck of the rusting e-boat. Both the bergpanther and the e-boat then slipped in the dark and murky waters.
 
Yet strangley, the autopsy reads as follows;
Subject, Goeth, Heinrich. Multiple gunshots to the left arm and right lower leg.  Both left and right legs below the knee and both feet have been completely crushed, no bones surviving intact. Remarkably the subject survived these injuries. Cause of death was a single shot to the forehead at point blank range. the bullet recovered from the skull matches ammunition used in British Webley revolvers.
Singed; Q. Officer Conducting Autopsy.

[Ross]

Excellent and well deserved!

Ross