So, Lord and Lady Brennan definitely must sit together, but not too close to either of the Fletchers. General Schneider will cause a scene if he gets stuck next to one of those "brownnosed royalists," but his wife will be upset if she isn't next to one of the king's confidantes. I think we'll have to do it this way....

"Mad you call me? Every great mind is mad, and I would see the whole world great...."

-the Miskatonian, to one of his more talkative captives

Because someone must come up with new ways to kill.

He is the master of more than just the piemakers.

She’s everywhere. And she won’t stop coming until she has the throne.

30 musicians to entertain at balls, taverns, and other social gatherings.

A man with three identities. He sells the services of thieves and assassins, and he’s not above doing some of the work himself.