A dark angel of Set is responsible for both the destruction of Anne and Arcus’s beloved master wizard and their city. We’re the heroes, although we are definitely not on the side of angels. “Massacre Anne” was my attempt to write a theme song for our Hamanuptra party: Gitche Gume, the necromancer Vechter, dwarven priest of Dumathoin Arcus, air elemental familiar turned rogue and Massacre Anne, the assassin. Yet, it makes perfect sense to all the people at the table (if they have at least one note taker or a player with a good memory.) Most people who play Dungeons & Dragons or some other role-playing game find their characters in a situation that seems wildly improbable to anyone being forced to listen to the story of the campaign. All too soon we will be out of the pocket dimension (if our party doesn’t die) and resuming our trek across the desert on our post-apocalyptic mammoth we picked up along the way.

Our four characters are deep within the belly of Sekmet just realizing they are actually inside the Thothian Crocodile god they were looking for it. Michelle “Vixy” Dockrey – backing vocalsįriday we played another session of Wesley’s Hamanuptra campaign.Jeff Bohnhoff – acoustic bass, drum programming.Mary Crowell – vocals, piano, accordion, clarinet.Massacre Anneįour villains on their quest for revenge try to save the world from a dark angel. Many of them have draft versions on my hard drive, and this is one of them. When we migrated the website, all the blog entries went away. It was part of a series of posts I made describing the process of creating my album, Acolytes of the Machine & Other Gaming Stories. This journal entry first appeared sometime around September 30, 2012. Acolytes of the Machine & Other Gaming Stories album cover

We are who we are lyrics vixy and tony