Having had various emails from players not at the Meet asking what happened, re: Morgaine to make her drop the game, I have decided to put the facts here to let people make up their own minds.

Firstly we all had a cracking Meet, great new venue and everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves, hence the reason we were most surprised by Toni's reaction.

Everyone knows the evil Linstram has been trying to make a baby Linstram with Morgaine (New Order Highpriestess), it has been an ongoing thing for the last six Meets at least.

Now I too would be outraged if someone 'got their rocks off' by 'raping' another character, getting a sordid and salacious thrill from descriptions of said act (something I would never do, not even in a private hand written turn). But I get a note from Linstram when Morgaine and the others are unconcious saying 'I'll be rude with Morgaine' I reply 'how rude?' and he replies enough to make a baby Linstram and it was left at that.

For those interested, the scenario concerned a tower which acted like a Bermuda Triangle for anyone transporting, teleporting, blinking in that area. Morgaine was taking the group to a Palace to help protect the Princess Grisanda in preparation for her marriage to Prince Farold (protection needed due to threats by Dwarf King Turnol the Hairy).

The tower intercepted the group and thus the group instead of turning up at the Palace, found themselves within a large domed chamber with one
exit, glowing blue web-like strands running through the dome and creatures instantly attacking the group.

The creatures in question were stunning party members like soul shrieks and we ended up with only three party members left standing.

Finding themselves unable to arouse the soul-shrieked party members Dark One, Black Knight and Shayde headed off to explore the maze which they found outside of the exit.

Whilst they explored I had the others roll every so often to see who awoke.

Linstram was the first to come around, everyone else still out cold (soul shrieked).

I then received a note from Dave telling me  'I'll be rude with Morgaine' I reply 'How rude?' and he replies enough to make a baby Linstram.

‘Right’ thinks me, not keen on such a thing being done to anyone, let alone to a proxy player, ‘attempting something like that is bound to
bring Morgaine around a damn lot faster’.

I had Mark roll a d20 for Morgaine and unfortunately she got a 2 which meant she was still definitely out cold.

Without any other party members awake and the other three off in the maze, there was no-one to intercede or stop what was happening.

I had two more d20 rolls for Morgaine and she got, if memory serves me well, a 3 and a 5.

In the end Morgaine was one of the last three people to come around from the ‘soul shrieks’.

And that's it, that is what happened.

A turn recently sent to Toni Scriven's email address bounced back today with the following message:

Subject         "Beyond Abbey"
Sender          andy@crasiworld.com
Recipient(s)   toni scriven

has been deleted at our email gateway.

This message was deleted, as the message was deemed to contain statements of a sexual, racial, or libellous nature or foul or abusive language.

Took a while to figure out that where "the last statement" is referred to, there are several different definitions of the word "last".
It could be interpretted as "the previous statement" (ie the 1st one), or "the final" statement (ie the 2nd one).
Using "Previous" it doesn't work out, so lets never mention it again.
Using "final" it works as follows:

There are 2 statements which can be broken down as:

S1 Statement 2 is true
S2 Statement 2 is a lie

If S2 is a lie, then you would telling the truth by saying it's a lie, and therefore telling the truth in S1.
If S2 isn't a lie, then by saying it's a lie you're actually lying. Which means S1 is also a lie

So S2 is a lie, and you're telling the truth in S2 when you say it's a lie. Therefore you are lying in S1 when you say you're telling the truth in S2 because you're lying you see.

Obvious really!

*cough*

So I believe the second statement.