And so it came to pass that after my group managed to thwart the driverless cars, that they’ve realized that the …

And so it came to pass that after my group managed to thwart the driverless cars, that they’ve realized that the …

And so it came to pass that after my group managed to thwart the driverless cars, that they’ve realized that the thing that they’re calling “spider-eye,” which my notes name “the Hexarcanid,” is behind the problems, both with the love-roach-machine and these old cars (and one airplane).

There are problems, though. First, the thing strides around Miami on legs like hundred-foot long hexagonal columns covered top-to-bottom with strange glyphs. Second, it’s invisible.

As cleanup from the previous investigation and preparation for eventually dealing with the Hexarcanid—the two are clearly not equivalent, but the way they’re being handled here will intertwine them—they’ve engaged the following forces:

• A real estate agent

• An aura photographer

• A scrying circle down in Key West

• The self-named “Coven of Tomorrow”

• The local enclave of vampires

I’m wondering if I should cross-post this to the Fiasco community, because that may be where this is headed.

Last week I started an impromptu set of MotW, specifically involving a machine that cranked out inexpensive…

Last week I started an impromptu set of MotW, specifically involving a machine that cranked out inexpensive…

Last week I started an impromptu set of MotW, specifically involving a machine that cranked out inexpensive companions from a supply of magical love roaches. This week’s began with an investigation into several driverless cars (of suspiciously improving condition) with murderous impulses around an abandoned airfield in south Florida.

And both have allusions to a big bad that looks like an eyeball atop six legs with runes and symbols carved up and down their length.

Now, here’s the kicker: “Big Bad” is kind of a double-entendre here—not only is the thing lurking in the background causing all the trouble, but it is pretty close to one hundred feet tall. The final confrontation with it should be a chaotic mess of high-level spell-slinging and car chase, preferably on a four-lane highway running through the city. It’s turning out nice so far…