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If you’ve held off trying Mask of the Rose, now might be the time to give it a look. This is the first discount it’s ever had, and we’ve already updated it twice since launch with lots of work that addresses the trouble people had with it initially...

If you’ve held off trying Mask of the Rose, now might be the time to give it a look. This is the first discount it’s ever had, and we’ve already updated it twice since launch with lots of work that addresses the trouble people had with it initially (not enough in-game time to do everything they wanted to) and fixes various bugs (including stopping a character from recommending rodent-based cuisine once they are on speaking terms with rats).

crossdressingdeath:

I won’t lie, the fact that enduring the stalactite falling through the roof of the Horticultural Society’s greenhouse has a Dangerous requirement of “No” and a Wounds requirement of “Not even you” is very good. You may be a god among men but that is in fact not a man. It is, in fact, a big-ass rock. You cannot take a giant rock to the face and not be quite badly hurt by it, even by Fallen London’s illustrious standards that simply does not physics.

justdiptych:

I’m just saying, if I had the Starved Men’s abilities, I would not be wasting them giving myself big claws and poison spit. I would be turning up to society events with a body that did not technically challenge the bounds of propriety and yet was so profoundly, undeniably erotic that new religions would be founded in my honour. Scientists and philosophers would work themselves to husks trying to keep up with my advances into previously unknown genders. Mr Pages would be smoked out of its own department by the heat of the stories that would be told about me, and Mr Veils would go mad trying to design the perfect costume to clothe me. I’d make the Acclaimed Beauty look like the Unremarkable Beauty. I’d shape corsets’ figures, rather than the reverse, which is more typical. I’d try to be pretty and express myself, is what I’m saying.