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I will be shortly updating the game with a hunting expedition to begin, if I am reading the writing correctly.

@Harlock looks solid feel free to post

Not in the slightest. Feel free to get a sheet up.

Which players would that be, just to be clear? Also, in case anyone was wondering that whole bit about John Quincy Adams wanting to send an expedition to the hollow earth is an actual historical event.

Unfortunate. If things change, let me know. Here is the IC, in any case. https://www.the-sietch.com/index.php?threads/hollow-earth-ic.1166/

I'm getting to work on the IC now. If there is anyone who wishes to join up even after its posted there are no worries. @The Name of Love if you wish to join still let me know.

Yeah just hit me up in the PMs and I can give you a few popular historical schools, historians and theories popular in the late 1800s-1900s.

Also for the game itself, Mark Russel is the only one who necessarily knows why it is you are actually going to the arctic. It's up to him if he wants to either make the reason totally public, tell just a select few, or lead you all to believe you are just trying to be the first to the North Pole.

Someone who can speak inuit or is one would certainly be useful.

As much as you want. If you want history notes I can help you. Done a lot of historiography so I can help you with historical theories and ideas contemporary to the time period.

Absolutely

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