Incorrect. The title is not a pun, but an inside joke. I used to run a halloween themed RPG every year on the Thursday before Halloween. They were generally standalone stories but they were connected by certain commonalities and were always titled "Thursday" (Thursday was a psychotic girl with ESP in the original story and sometimes she came back or sometimes other characters were involved.) "Thursday" was the first one, "Thursday 2: Harper’s Falls" was the second one. "Thursday 3: Ghost Town" etc. (I just recently ran "Thursday 15: The Haunting of Carpenter House"). So the title is in reference to the creepy/spooky feeling I always tried to capture in the "Thursday" campaign.
Though I appreciate the notion of being awesome. Thanks. 😀
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Such a waste of a perfectly good wench!
Hey! That wench had a name! It was… uh… it started with an M….
that looks like an Asian Vampire to me, one of the weird ones that doesn’t follow the classic western style vampire rules
I dunno. This is within the disciplines of Thaumaturgy or Vicissitude.
Definitely a Penanggalan. A LARP I had played in as a teen had these as the terror in the night and man were they terrifying at first…
First read through I recognized it pretty quickly cause of that game and was suitably creeped the hell out xD
Don’t think I get the title’s pun this time… a very thursday??
Someone please explain it to me, English is not my mother tongue.
The pun relies on the similarity of the sound of "Thursday" and "Thirsty"
A Very THIRSTY YAFGC…but it was originally published on Oct. 27th, 2011 which was, indeed, a Thursday.
Rich is awesome.
Incorrect. The title is not a pun, but an inside joke. I used to run a halloween themed RPG every year on the Thursday before Halloween. They were generally standalone stories but they were connected by certain commonalities and were always titled "Thursday" (Thursday was a psychotic girl with ESP in the original story and sometimes she came back or sometimes other characters were involved.) "Thursday" was the first one, "Thursday 2: Harper’s Falls" was the second one. "Thursday 3: Ghost Town" etc. (I just recently ran "Thursday 15: The Haunting of Carpenter House"). So the title is in reference to the creepy/spooky feeling I always tried to capture in the "Thursday" campaign.
Though I appreciate the notion of being awesome. Thanks. 😀
The floorboard seepage is very well done.