James StAnthony
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A difficult tabby cat has made his home in your lodgings. He insists that only you can help him get what he wants – a return to his former glory. He has a long journey in mind, one that will take him across the kingdoms of cats in search of their mythical King.
Go Tell the King of Cats is the second story in the Season of Endeavours and was written by James Chew. In this season you will experience three stories of high adventure, derring-do and mystery across London and beyond!
Begin with the Season of Endeavours card available throughout London.
Editing and QA: Olivia Wood
Art: Tobias Cook
Exceptional Friendship
In addition to a new, substantial, stand-alone story every month, Exceptional Friends enjoy:
Access to the House of Chimes: an exclusive private members’ club on the Stolen River, packed with content
An expanded opportunity deck: of ten cards instead of six!
A second candle: Twice the actions! 40 at once!
Finishing all three stories in the Season of Animals will make you eligible for an additional opportunity, to follow.
If you want to keep an Exceptional Story beyond its release month, you must complete the related storylet in the current Season’s card. This will save it for you to return to another time.
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Hattington
Posts: 210
3/26/2020
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I'm about to depart for the Court of the Wakeful Eye. And I just wanted to say: I'm a little drunk and I've been listening to the Cats (2019) soundtrack as I play, and I think it going to Memory combined with telling the tabby the truth about his second and third references fully convinced me to do a complete 180 from scolding him to appreciation.
EDIT: The Turbulent Tabby chose to spend his last days in comfort, surrounded by kittens and imparting what wisdom he could. This is both the saddest Fallen London story I've completed in a while, and also the one in which I'm incredibly happy and relieved I managed to be a good friend to all the cats in the story.
Mainly just by the intuition that nothing good could come from a King of Cats whose court was all husks.
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Pnakotic
Posts: 266
3/28/2020
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THAT LITTLE BASTARD INSULTED MY SHIP 
why is there no option to let him bloody well swim to Port Carnelian...
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Book of All Hours 9:99: Journey's end in lover's meeting. Progress is ascendancy.
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Daisy MacRae
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4/5/2020
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I loved this story, though there was one thing I wish I'd handled differently.
It was very bittersweet for me, since I have a nineteen-year-old cat. (He is much less reprehensible than the Tabby, though he has his moments, mainly where the dog is concerned.) In the end, even though the Tabby had what I felt was the best possible ending for him, I burst into tears -- and then went and picked up my cat and held him until he told me this was nice and all but that he required a lift to the kitchen table to lie in the sun.
It must be hard for Neath cats, not being able to sleep in a puddle of sunshine.
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MidnightVoyager
Posts: 858
3/27/2020
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"Literally" isn't a thing in parabola, no. [spoiler]And being full of Orts doesn't mean she's actually a simulacrum. She could just be a tiger who has been possessed and the "empty skin full of snakes" is how it expresses itself in Parabola. If she's anything like other possessed people we'e seen, like Silas, they can be at times themselves and at times snake-brain.[/spoiler]
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The Curious Watcher
Posts: 263
3/28/2020
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[spoiler] After reading through various journal entries, I think I know what happened between the King of Cats, the Burnished Champion, and the Banded Prince. The Burnished Prince originally went to the King of Cats to obtain enough power to usurp the Banded Prince, but the process wasn't what she expected. The King of Cats is ultimately a result of Fingerking shenanigans, so certain requests with ill intentions causes a lot of unintended consequences. In this case, the Burnished Champion was either partially possessed by Fingerkings or given a bit of their power.
The Banded Prince senses that the Champion is affected by Fingerking magic, so he comes to the incorrect conclusion that the real Champion was kidnapped by the Orts and replaced with a doppelganger. However, the Champion is not a fake, and seems to regret her "gift" and initial wish to supplant her consort, but the Prince does not know this.
If you choose to deliver the Champion's petition to the King of Cats, it takes back the initial gift and the Champion returns to how she used to be, making the Prince happy and helping the tigers. If you kill the Champion, the Prince thanks you because it at least meets his expectations about how traitors should be dealt with. At the same time, the Banded Prince is upset with the results of his petition because King of Cats fulfilled his requests in a pretty terrible way: making the Champion harmless, but at the cost of all her good qualities. It's a sad story, all things considered.
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The Melancholic End-Bringer:
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Phèdre Delaunay
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4/18/2020
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I am a sucker for a good redemption arc, and this ES was fully satisfying, in a sad bittersweet way. Also I am fond of animals and animal-related stories, so I'll love whatever has cats, rats, etc in it - had the story been exactly the same but with humans, I don't think I would have cared half as much (and no, I don't love animals more than humans IRL, in case you're wondering; I just think they make for wonderful characters.)
My fave ES is still the Valkyrie one, and by this point I doubt it will ever be topped, but this one's up there with my other favourites. Some stories are funnier when you fail (like Fine Dining, that everybody hated but I enjoyed immensely), but with this one I'd have been heartbroken, had I not managed to make all the cats happy. Can you tell I really loved it?
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MidnightVoyager
Posts: 858
4/19/2020
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alpherae wrote:
Um, I much prefer lurking to posting, but I've just reached the point where they want the Tabby to babysit the ship's kittens, and the situation is playing whack-a-mole on my nerves. I want to say yes, really, but he's not very reliable, and the kittens are so small, and we're so far out to sea...
Please, I just want to know if trusting him would end badly. Do I at least get to step in before something goes wrong?
This is not a kitten-murdering kind of story. They will be fine.
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The Curious Watcher
Posts: 263
3/26/2020
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loredeluxe wrote:
A fairly straightforward story but nonetheless satisfying to play. I'm curious as to what happens if the King fulfills any of the requests.
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I requested that the Ship's Cat and her kittens be given a home. So far, it seems to have panned out well.
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The Silent Vake Hunter: GONE NORTH
The Ravenous Wanderer:
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The Melancholic End-Bringer:
https://www.fallenlondon.com/profile/The%20Melancholic%20End-Bringer
The Lethal Nightmare:
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Skinnyman
Posts: 2133
3/26/2020
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The Chonkeeeeer!!! 
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ESs items and quality requirements sheet. Please check if there are errors or if something is missing
Achievement list if you're feeling bored!
I am accepting Plant battles, Neath's Mysteries card, Starveling Cats and boxed cats.
No suppers, no second chances gain and no need to cure my menaces!
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Shadowcthuhlu
Posts: 1557
3/27/2020
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The Curious Watcher wrote:
For those wondering what the Banded Prince wanted...
Being that I know all about the Orts and am a good friend of the Banded Prince, I did the responsible thing.
If you ask the King of Cats about what the Burnished Champion wanted.
Thank you. I simply asked the King to remove his gift from her, which seemed to have set things right.
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https://www.fallenlondon.com/profile/Dirae%20Erinyes. Closed to calling cards, but open for all other social action. I also love to roleplay.
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Lady Sapho Byron
Posts: 770
3/27/2020
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"you can't help but wonder why the cats of London are so very terrible."
I just love this phrasing! FBG writers are awesome.
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Fighting the Menace of Corsetry Since 1892.
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Scienceandponies
Posts: 247
3/27/2020
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Shadowcthuhlu wrote:
The Curious Watcher wrote:
For those wondering what the Banded Prince wanted...
Being that I know all about the Orts and am a good friend of the Banded Prince, I did the responsible thing.
If you ask the King of Cats about what the Burnished Champion wanted.
Thank you. I simply asked the King to remove his gift from her, which seemed to have set things right.
I picked the same as you, and after reading these echoes, am now slightly confused as to whether my good end is in fact good or not.
The prince certainly seems happy with the result, but is that because [spoiler] the fake companion is just pretending better, or did undoing her wish return her to normal? I thought the latter, but if so, then why did the fake make the request of me in the first place? Is the real companion somehow able to briefly surface? Sounds hard, what with being a skin bag full of snakes, but maybe that's less literal and more parabolan metaphor logic. [/spoiler]
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Magmionify
Posts: 32
3/27/2020
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Suscribed again this week and this story really made me thankful for it. The story of the Turbulent Tabby, more than the pursuit of redemption that I had thought it was, happened, from my perspective, to be more of a dissection between unending willingness to pursue one's wishes in life, until its very end, or reflection on time as possible catalyst for the embetterment of oneself and coming generations. The final decision was difficult for me thanks to the development of the feline, specially in London (had to admit that the fragments of the Carnival's cat made me quite melancholic). Here I will leave the excerpt of my chosen ending, which was the fulfillment of the cat's wishes. I pondered the decision for a long time, since the King of Cats did not appear as truly trustworthy to me, but in the end I chose this one for roleplaying reasons, and I have to say I do not regret a thing. The minor critique I would like to express is that I would like the possibility of exploring both variables of the Parabolan ways, since while short, they were really vivid and beautiful. That said, great job!
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Optimatum
Posts: 3666
3/26/2020
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Strange that the initial option is unlocked with Connected: Glass and Connected: Shroud below 25, when (as far as I can tell from the wiki) it's impossible to get them higher.
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Optimatum, a ruthless and merciful gentleman. No plant battles, Affluent Photographer requests, or healing offers; all other social actions welcome.
 Want a sip of Cider? Just say hi!
PM me for information enigmatic or Fated. Though the forum please, not FL itself.
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Winthropx
Posts: 166
3/26/2020
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I loved this story. I just finished it and I can’t help but cry at the end. I helped the Tabby know what it’s like to be a cat again. I’m still kinda crying as I write this. I wish there was a way to keep the Tabby with me. There’s so so much more I wanna show him of the Neath.
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Bishop Winthrop, a kind-hearted soul
A Paramount Presence
I accept all social actions
His Appearance
http://community.failbettergames.com/topic9363-your-characters-appearances.aspx?messageid=229809&Page=10#post#post229809
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Meradine Heidenreich
Posts: 468
4/6/2020
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Oh, but it's kittens to cakes they all have a toasty little place somewhere on the furnaces in the Brass Embassy. And the Duchess has surely arranged a little something on Aestival, or maybe at Lamentation Lock!
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https://www.fallenlondon.com/profile/Meradine%20Heidenreich
The Starveling kit
Gobbled up the bit
of cheese on my tray ..
"O Weh!"
No plant battles, please.
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Hattington
Posts: 210
3/28/2020
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The Curious Watcher wrote:
I have a few questions about the cat factions and the Fingerkings after playing this story:
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1. Who gave the cats the responsibility to protect the borders of Parabola from the Fingerkings? I would assume that it would be the Judgements since they regularly enforce the laws that prevent the Is-Not from spilling over the reality, but it could from a specific one or a different party altogether. The cats are incredibly prideful and are not immune to Fingerking temptations as seen with the Rapacious Prince from "Borrowed Glory" and the King of Cats of this story, so they must respect this entity a great deal. It also must be powerful enough to grant them an alternate form in Parabola to fight against the Fingerkings in the first place.
2. Where did the Fingerkings come from? I know the story about how Fingerkings bargained with Devils and want to be real, but if there is an origin to the cats, there is definitely one for the Fingerkings. Were they born from the egg that gave birth to Parabola? The culmination of treacherous dreams that eventually manifested themselves as snakes? Regardless, something this powerful does not come out of nothing, and I would like to learn more about Fingerking history in the future.
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1. It's not entirely clear, but there are hints it is Stone, the half-Sun half-Bazaar mountain of light who rules at the far south and that is probably the nicest god in the Neath. Mainly from the Court of the Wakeful Eye content: If you sail to the Court proper and take tea with the Minister of Enigmas, he alludes to everything ending and the tigers having had a purpose they're supposed to fulfil, while the Minister of Culture alludes to the tigers knowing why they're more intelligent than their surface cousins and the Minister of State Affairs to how the tigers share a common enemy with Londoners. And the fall mentioned in some of the tiger lore introduced in this ES seems to suggest cats and tigers shared a common cause before the schism. Most tellingly of all, if you should offer a Mountain-Shard (a piece of Stone) to the Tiger-Keeper (a tiger charged with keeping Fingerking-posessed people caged, among other things), he has the following reaction:
(When you present it, the Tiger Keeper scarce allows himself to breathe. A tear in his eye, bright as the jewel, forms and falls. "You do not know," he says. And then, something of a prayer: "So we were raised; so we shall serve our purpose.")
2. Now, THAT is definitely still unclear I think. Back when Knife-and-Candle was still a thing, there was an allusion to Fingerkings striking a bargain with devils to create prisoner's honey. From Sunless Skies, the Prophet Exile's own account highly it implies it was a Fingerking or something similar before it was turned into a story, if you ponder the entity's past. So at least one may have given the Judgements considerable trouble in the form of the basis for the Liberation of Night. But then, Skies also indicates the Curators (the space bat species the Masters belong to) remember a time before the Judgements' reign. In conclusion, all we really know about the origin of Fingerkings is that they've been around for a while.
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Diptych
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3/28/2020
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I enjoyed this story, and got an outcome I was happy with! It had some very good descriptions of cats. With their fur so soft and their paws so nice.
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Juniper Brown, the Ill-Fated Orphan. Esther Ellis-Hall, the Fashionable Fabian.
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Arcengal
Posts: 196
3/30/2020
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I really enjoyed this one. I've been feeling low since all the IRL nastiness kicked off but this gave a moment of happiness, so thank you.
[spoiler] I chose to accept the King's gift but also managed to make everyone else happy - the kittens ended up at the court and I chose to grant the champion's wish, having (somewhat naively) taken her word at what the Prince's request was. Turns out they both wanted the same thing anyway.[/spoiler]
The ending I got for this was the second time FL has made me actually cry, the first being HOJOTOHO!, so I think I have to give it a 10/10 based on that.
Thank you again.
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the old man
Posts: 381
3/27/2020
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Catherine Raymond wrote:
I would think so too, except text at the Labyrinth of Tigers suggests that some of the people you can "give" as tribute are useful precisely BECAUSE the tigers don't have opposable thumbs! E.g. This storylet from the Tribute area on Level 5 of the Labyrinth: "Offer the labour of a zailorThe tigers of the Neath are unusually capable. But even then, they can not operate a ship by themselves without thumbs."
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maybe their tools guns and wepons are custom made to be usable by them?
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theonie
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3/28/2020
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I'm glad that I was able to help the Ship's Cat [spoiler] be taken on at the Banded Prince's Court [/spoiler] especially since the result is so adorable, but annoyed with myself for delivering the Banded Prince's petition to the King, against my better judgement and he wasn't very happy about the result either. I'm very glad that I managed to give the Tabby the Closing of a Life ending -- I confess to checking the echoes here first so thank you to all who posted ahead of me! this story made me tear up a bit so very glad for that. I liked this story -- short but bittersweet. (but also, I like cats! the Duchess is my idol.)
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Hattington
Posts: 210
4/1/2020
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ChangelingChilde wrote:
Do we know why Stone is against the Fingerkings yet?
Don't think there's a coherent reason given, although her being half-Judgement and the whole threat of the Solonacean Conjunction i.e. the precursor to the Liberation of Night created by another Fingerking is probably part of it. I seem to remember there's some earlier lore about how the Fingerkings want to reach Stone but never can and in Seas one says it will willingly die and "meet the Skin of the Sun" in exchange for drinking some of your captain's future so you can keep the space it leaves behind in a box (which protects against sunlight when colonising Aestival.
But as far as I know, we don't really know Stone's full motivations for fighting the Fingerkings.
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alpherae
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4/19/2020
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MidnightVoyager wrote:
This is not a kitten-murdering kind of story. They will be fine.
Thank you so much. I know it's silly, and I love the story up to this point, it just... hit a few buttons. Thanks for the reassurance.
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Ruddertail
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4/20/2020
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I must've picked the absolute worst options for this one, because my version of the story... basically had nothing happen.
Happy ending for the Tabby, alright ending for the kittens, the champion and prince disappeared from the story. I thought ignoring their requests would do something, at least. 
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Catherine Raymond
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Daisy MacRae wrote:
I loved this story, though there was one thing I wish I'd handled differently.
It was very bittersweet for me, since I have a nineteen-year-old cat. (He is much less reprehensible than the Tabby, though he has his moments, mainly where the dog is concerned.) In the end, even though the Tabby had what I felt was the best possible ending for him, I burst into tears -- and then went and picked up my cat and held him until he told me this was nice and all but that he required a lift to the kitchen table to lie in the sun.
It must be hard for Neath cats, not being able to sleep in a puddle of sunshine.
I feel for you. I had a wonderful old tabby who lived to be 21; it's been 6 years now, since she passed, but I still remember how her last days wrung my heart, and I still miss her despite having opened my home to a wonderful Maine Coon tom.
I suspect that the desire for sleeping in sunshine is one reason the cats of the Neath have chosen to prowl Parabola--it is an approximation of where most cats would probably like to live. It is probably why the Tabby wanted his Parabolan form back.
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PSGarak
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3/26/2020
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Shadowcthuhlu wrote:
So, this ambassador to arbor thing. . .I've been there a lot, but I haven't seen that as an option in my vsists. Am I missing something?
To my knowledge, it was only obtainable as one possible outcome of Hallowmas 2018.
The character of the Envoy of Arbor was introduced at that festival, as a teaser for the Arbor-related content that was released throughout 2019 or so (the Heist, the Arbor card & associated location, and maybe related to the 3 Expeditions). The finale of that festival was choosing who would become the Ambassador to Arbor. Choosing yourself was only one possible outcome. The choice, or lack of choice, results in minor textual variations to the conclusion of the Heist.
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The Curious Watcher
Posts: 263
3/26/2020
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For those wondering what the Banded Prince wanted...
Being that I know all about the Orts and am a good friend of the Banded Prince, I did the responsible thing.
If you ask the King of Cats about what the Burnished Champion wanted.
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https://www.fallenlondon.com/profile/The%20Thirteenth%20Master%20of%20the%20Bazaar
The Silent Vake Hunter: GONE NORTH
The Ravenous Wanderer:
https://www.fallenlondon.com/profile/The%20Ravenous%20Wanderer
The Melancholic End-Bringer:
https://www.fallenlondon.com/profile/The%20Melancholic%20End-Bringer
The Lethal Nightmare:
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Blaine Davidson
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3/26/2020
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I think this is amongst one of the shortest Exceptional Stories but it has been one of the most enjoyable.
Amy story that can make me detest and feel sympathy for a companion has done a good job in my eyes. It's like dealing with your least favourite sibling who is trying to make amends in their own broken way.
I won't miss the Tabby but I hope he's happier in his new form.
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Catherine Raymond
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3/27/2020
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Hattington wrote:
MidnightVoyager wrote:
So why do the tigers have arms, hold spears, and can use guns?
I feel like there was an oops in here somewhere at least with the tigers with actual arms and spears. The gun-wielding tiger even uses hers and puts a paw on it like she's gonna draw it, I can't even imagine what's going on there.
I was a bit confused too, but inferring from the Tiger Keeper's portrait in hindsight I assumed Fallen London tigers are less...biologically true to life and more Hobbes/Tawky Tawny at edging around being able to do human things
I would think so too, except text at the Labyrinth of Tigers suggests that some of the people you can "give" as tribute are useful precisely BECAUSE the tigers don't have opposable thumbs! E.g. This storylet from the Tribute area on Level 5 of the Labyrinth: "Offer the labour of a zailorThe tigers of the Neath are unusually capable. But even then, they can not operate a ship by themselves without thumbs."
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Catherine Raymond aka Mrs. Rykar Malkus http://fallenlondon.com/Profile/Catherine%20Raymond (Gone NORTH)
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Billy Bones jr
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3/27/2020
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Sadly there is no option involving the starveling cat throughout the story.
I was hoping to ask the king to satiate the poor thing, but alas
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Jolanda Swan
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3/27/2020
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+I loved the writing and the weirdness of the King of Cats. Parabola is almost always written superbly, and this was no exception. It was a sad story of course, and I am sad I didn't get the chance to satisfy everyone since you can only deliver one request.
Perhaps, given the times, I would have preferred a story like the previous month's ES, but this does not take away from the beauty of this one.
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Lover of all things beautiful, secret admirer of ugly truths, fond of the Parabola Sun... and always delighted to role play.
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Hattington
Posts: 210
3/27/2020
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Myrto wrote:
What am I missing here? I progressed in the story until I was told to go to the Carnival. I've spoken to two different cats about character references. I was out of actions, so I logged out. When I logged back in, suddenly, I can't find the storylet anywhere. I think I've been through all of London, checked my lodgings, my social activities, etc. I have the Season of Endeavor storylet, but the option of listening to the urchins' conversations.
My status in the Myself tab is: Go Say it to the King 35 - Gather character references from the Turbulent Tabby's old compatriots.
Any hints on where to go to continue? Thanks all.
Have you checked Veilgarden? One cat only shows up there, I think
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Myrto
Posts: 209
3/27/2020
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Ugh! I forgot the new map has these separate areas! I found it in the offshoot Singing Mandrake, not the regular Veilgarden.
Thanks so much!
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Myrto, a mysterious veteran spy who is only on their own side. Married to navchaa!
Edith Alpha Doyle, social climber with grand ambitions; Correspondent who would be happy to assist you in whatever way she can.
, teenage orphan who came to the Neath to pursue a career in crime; monster-hunter. Currently on the Seeking road.
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loredeluxe
Posts: 106
3/26/2020
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A fairly straightforward story but nonetheless satisfying to play. I'm curious as to what happens if the King fulfills any of the requests.
edited by loredeluxe on 3/26/2020
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