T WO Chandler
Posts: 93
12/21/2011
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I recently had a new opportunity card come up, titled, strangely enough, 'On Matters of Love'. Never seen it before, it requires another player, and I'm not quite sure what it does, nor is it listed in the wiki.
Anyone want to find out what it does with me?
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Early
Posts: 196
12/21/2011
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I assumed it was one of the new "invite a new player" cards.
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http://fallenlondon.storynexus.com/Profile/Early
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Urthdigger
Posts: 939
12/22/2011
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Do feel free to try it out with me. My name on twitter is @urthdigger
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Michael Omer
Posts: 6
12/22/2011
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I've just received it and am looking for a partner... Anyone interested?
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T WO Chandler
Posts: 93
12/22/2011
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On futher inspection, it does in fact appear to be an opportunity to invite new players. Which also appear to give Certifiable Scraps.
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Audrey Shae
Posts: 62
12/22/2011
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I'm quite sure it's for inviting new players. It references the Surface, yes? There was another card as well, something about calling on someone on the Surface and then inviting them to join you in the Neath, and it gives you the opportunity to ask someone you know on Twitter who doesn't have an account yet.
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Patrick Reding
Posts: 440
12/22/2011
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So on matters of the Bazaar you look to love, but on matters of love you look outside the Bazaar? How quaint.
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Aspasia Perivale
Posts: 29
12/22/2011
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Patrick Reding wrote:
So on matters of the Bazaar you look to love, but on matters of love you look outside the Bazaar? How quaint.
The paradox at the heart of Fallen London. Within a dream the methods of the dream must suffice to achieve anything, but within onesself one must look to the waking world for true fulfillment.
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The Adventures of Aspasia Perivale and Mister Tiddles.
"While she dresses above her station, Miss Perivale can hardly be mistaken for a women of class. She has no time for class, being merely hungry."
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Rupho Schartenhauer
Posts: 787
12/22/2011
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Aspasia Perivale wrote:
Within a dream the methods of the dream must suffice to achieve anything, but within onesself one must look to the waking world for true fulfillment.
Wow. Wonderfully put! 
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Rupho Schartenhauer has killed a Master, well: most of it.
Cortez the Killer has killed a Master, definitely.
Deepdelver has become the progenitor of London's brightest star. It's... complicated.
Dr. Kvirkvelia, gone NORTH on 23/12/1894.
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Aspasia Perivale
Posts: 29
12/23/2011
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Wieland Burandt wrote:
Wow. Wonderfully put!
Why thank you! *tips hat coquettishly*
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The Adventures of Aspasia Perivale and Mister Tiddles.
"While she dresses above her station, Miss Perivale can hardly be mistaken for a women of class. She has no time for class, being merely hungry."
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