Horror on the Orient Express Wiki

This is the official wiki for G-Returner's HORROR ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS play-by-post Campaign, on the Play@Yog-Sothoth Forums.

Our investigators
Dr. Howard Phillips - American Doctor of Medicine - Played by Howerd Phillips Luigi di Lecce - Italian Dilettante Aristocrat - Played by kabukiman Felicity Hayward - English Dilettante - Played by Mr. Handy Oya Sevim - Turkish Dancer - Played by ImpInTraining

Relevant NPCs
London

Professor Julius Smith, an old friend James Beddows, Prof.Smith's late manservant Mehmet Makryat, ? Inspector Fleming, in charge of the Makryat investigation Detective Rigby, in charge of the arson case at Prof.Smith's house Henry Stanley, a missing train enthusiast

Paris

Dr. Leroux, new director of the Charenton asylum Dr. Delplace, former director of Charenton, recently deceased Martin Guimart, former employee at Charenton, now an insane inmate there Paul Mandrin, disgruntled employee at Charenton Christian and Véronique Lorien, a French couple living on the former grounds of Fenalik's villa

Lausanne

Edgar Wellington, a late man in Switzerland who researched the Sedefkar Simulacrum Duc des Esseintes, a former friend of Edgar Wellington, who took one of the scrolls from him Maximillian von Wurtheim a.k.a. Max, an acquaintance of the Duc and Edgar

Milan

Caterina Cavollaro, a missing opera singer you met on the train Arturo Faccia, a late businessman from Milan who was ruthlessly looking for the Simulacrum

  '''Venice ''' Maria Stagliani, a woman you met on the train

Giorgio, her lover

Alberto Rossini, an influent Fascist Party member and unwanted suitor of Maria

Clues
The Sedefkar Simulacrum

The Sedefkar Scrolls Comte Fenalik, the last known owner of the Simulacrum The case of Randolph and Albert Alexis

The journal of Etienne Delplace, director of the Charenton asylum A letter from Edgar Wellington

The journal of Edgar Wellington

Newspaper articles
4th of January 1923 5th of January 1923 7th of January 1923 15th of January 1923 16th of January 1923

17th of January 1923