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The '''Dead Reckoning''' is a ship first introduced in the [[Chibiloft]] comics in [[Quoth the Raven Issue 30]]. | The '''Dead Reckoning''' is a ship first introduced in the [[Chibiloft]] comics in [[Quoth the Raven Issue 30]]. | ||
Crafted in [[Darkon]], the ship is now the property of [[Ivana Boritsi]] and presumably the [[Boritsi Trading Company]]. Purchased with the intent of serving as a cruise ship upon the [[Sea of Sorrows]], the Dead Reckoning is only the latest purchase made with this goal in mind, as all of its predecessors had mysteriously disappeared before they could return to port. [[Bevel Boritsi]] procured the services of the [[Heroes of Chibiloft|Chibiloft Crew]] to sail on the ship, then discover and eliminate whatever forces were preventing the Boritsi cruise line from taking off. | Crafted in [[Darkon]], the ship is now the property of [[Ivana Boritsi (Chibiloft)|Ivana Boritsi]] and presumably the [[Boritsi Trading Company]]. Purchased with the intent of serving as a cruise ship upon the [[Sea of Sorrows]], the Dead Reckoning is only the latest purchase made with this goal in mind, as all of its predecessors had mysteriously disappeared before they could return to port. [[Bevel Boritsi]] procured the services of the [[Heroes of Chibiloft|Chibiloft Crew]] to sail on the ship, then discover and eliminate whatever forces were preventing the Boritsi cruise line from taking off. | ||
During the ship's maiden voyage, the 'Crew discovered that there were [[vampire|vampires]] in its hold and the crew had been replaced with [[lebendtod]]. Worse, old enemies of the 'Crew were on board the ship. [[Arcael]] had been masquerading as the ship's cruise director, 'Julie', while [[D'Vaal]] openly posed as ship's chaplain. The [[Levkarest Lycanthrope]] and [[Toothless Nosferatu]] were hiding in the hold, whereas [[Urtica]] had hidden herself in one of the ship's masts. {{Spec|It is possible that this [[qabal]] of [[villain|villains]], combined with the depredations of 'dread' [[pirate]] [[captain]] [[Jacques l'Effête]], was responsible for the sinking of the Dead Reckoning's predecessors.}} | During the ship's maiden voyage, the 'Crew discovered that there were [[vampire|vampires]] in its hold and the crew had been replaced with [[lebendtod]]. Worse, old enemies of the 'Crew were on board the ship. [[Arcael]] had been masquerading as the ship's cruise director, 'Julie', while [[D'Vaal]] openly posed as ship's chaplain. The [[Levkarest Lycanthrope]] and [[Toothless Nosferatu]] were hiding in the hold, whereas [[Urtica]] had hidden herself in one of the ship's masts. {{Spec|It is possible that this [[qabal]] of [[villain|villains]], combined with the depredations of 'dread' [[pirate]] [[captain]] [[Jacques l'Effête]], was responsible for the sinking of the Dead Reckoning's predecessors.}} | ||
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The Dead Reckoning is a ship first introduced in the Chibiloft comics in Quoth the Raven Issue 30.
Crafted in Darkon, the ship is now the property of Ivana Boritsi and presumably the Boritsi Trading Company. Purchased with the intent of serving as a cruise ship upon the Sea of Sorrows, the Dead Reckoning is only the latest purchase made with this goal in mind, as all of its predecessors had mysteriously disappeared before they could return to port. Bevel Boritsi procured the services of the Chibiloft Crew to sail on the ship, then discover and eliminate whatever forces were preventing the Boritsi cruise line from taking off.
During the ship's maiden voyage, the 'Crew discovered that there were vampires in its hold and the crew had been replaced with lebendtod. Worse, old enemies of the 'Crew were on board the ship. Arcael had been masquerading as the ship's cruise director, 'Julie', while D'Vaal openly posed as ship's chaplain. The Levkarest Lycanthrope and Toothless Nosferatu were hiding in the hold, whereas Urtica had hidden herself in one of the ship's masts. 
It is possible that this qabal of villains, combined with the depredations of 'dread' pirate captain Jacques l'Effête, was responsible for the sinking of the Dead Reckoning's predecessors.
