Most of the players are (or were) animal keepers at the Washington Park Zoo
here in Portland, or in some other way associated with the zoo
(other staff, or a significant other of a zoo worker).
Zoo people are a very uninhibited group, and these folks are no
exception.
Michael:
Rick:
Melissa:
Diane:
Elayne:
Margot:
Karen: special guest star
Leonard:
Jean Picard is an owner of a small shipping company
and known for importing rare and unusual items. Michael likes to play
bold and dashing characters who lose body parts over time: Jean will
start out with all of his intact.
Nick Jolson is a jazz musician hiding from
trouble. When it comes to roll-playing, Rick is the best BS'er in the
group, and he finally has a character with which to take full advantage
of this trait.
Mona Dugas owns a voodoo shop and concocts
her own gris-gris for clients. Melissa insisted that her character
have two specific characteristics: big breasts and the ability to wield
a mean machete.
Colette Étienne is a socialite in the French
Quarter with a mysterious source of income. Diane is back and she's once
again an expert with wire!
Simoné Mouton is a knockout nightclub
singer with a dark past and other even more impressive skills. Elayne
is a quiet introspective player, and Simoné is anything but.
Henry Jones is a former Professor from Tulane who's
down on his luck. Margot returns with her cross-gender playing
abilities in high gear.
Jaques Cormier is a cajun from the bayou
who works for Mona, but has a few secrets of his own. Karen
made several guest appearances during our Fungi campaign, filling
in for absent players -- now she has her very own character to
use and abuse.
Game Master, which means basically everybody else, including the
investigators whose players couldn't make it to a session. Leonard
also creates the feast for each game night, which explains why the
same group of players keeps coming back night after night.