The Company of Crimson are a group of English live role-playing veterans who play in the age of Queen Victoria. Refs. Jema Davies, Dave Troll and Nik Hewitt run irregular live role play games based in 19th century Victorian England, a world of ether-tricity, science, art, poetry, fairies, gothic horror and eating vast quantities of cake.  Victorianism at it's finest through the experience of live role-playing with the Petrie family and UK based live/table-top/PBM role-playing campaign, The Company of Crimson. God bless Queen Victoria. Company of Crimson, English LRP in The age of Queen Victoria. The collected adventures of a group of associates, lead by Professor Flinders Petrie, in the late 19th Century. Live Role Play in Victorian England. Outrageous Victoriana mixes with long running intrigue. English LRP in the Yorksire moors, heart of England, London and the home counties, LRP from frocks to fairies and from ether to steam, with time for Tiffin naturally. Take a look at our UK based English role-play game set in the age of the Raj, the age of Queen Victoria, the age of steam, the age of corsetry - Company of Crimson, an outrageous 19th century English live role-playing campaign in the age of Queen Victoria. Company of Crimson characters range from Sir Harry Flashman VC to Professor Flinders Petrie, from Miss. Athena Agnew to Viscount Rupert Buffington and magician Mr. David DeVant, it's not real though, it's just our twisted brand of English LRP, set in the late 19th century, the age of the Raj, the age of Queen Victoria. This is the collected adventures of a group of associates whos interests range from the supernatural to the ether, from religion to steam, from archaeology to poetry, from theatre to law, from the gothic to Victoriana. Live Role Play in Victorian England.
League of Crimson

League of Crimson - 1920s Live Role Playing Crimson Quotes - spiffing japes from those who were there League of Crimson - 1920s Live Role Playing

Chester, and Big G, take morning tea... "Is my behind more magical than my front?" - Miss rose Mobury
(as the Professor waved his 'thing' at her).



"We could really do with Mr. Riley, nobodys better at winding things up than Mr. Riley "
-
Lady Violet Charteris (on observing the gramophones habit of running down toward the end of a record).


"It's just not fair! I'm stuck in a cellar with Dr. Lawrence and Mr. Riley, and you get to spend four weeks in the desert with Lawrence of Arabia ... under a blanket!" - Miss Behrens.

"There's a difference between my Church and my Faith, (holds arms wide) and its about this much!" - Mr Waylon Riley.

"Er, excuse me, Mr. Ofarabia, what shall I do with this camel?" - Professor Jacobs (4 days into the Judean Desert).



Mr. Waylon Riley - "Oh, I heard talking and thought everyone was up"
Lord Arthur Christian - "We're on watch, and we're making nearly as much noise as you lot did last
night..."

"Mr Baxter's scrotum is his own business." - Eddie Braithwaite

"Thank you Mr. Riley, why, it's nearly as though my husband wasn't brutally murdered this morning after all." - Lady Violet Charteris (on receiving a small brass ornamental windmill from Mr. Riley).

"I like Jack, but he's going to burn in hell. I don't make the rules, well, actually, I do make the rules, but that's just how it is..." - The Almighty

"Good news, I think we'll be able to save your testicles" - Dr. Lawrence (to Chunky).

Hunting Breakfast


"Oh, I appear to have developed super-powers. That could be handy" - Lady Violet Charteris
(deshelling a boiled egg with great gusto).

"What the hell is The Order of Gallio" - Sarah & Chunky (together).


Miss. Flora Darling Celebrates National Ghengis Kahn Day With a Hooded Claw.

"I think Jack may be immortal!" - Mr. Waylon Riley (considering the significance of the tatoo on Mr. Flynn's wrist).

"Oh yeah , they might 'ave their own business cards, but I've my own billboard." - Miss. Celia Blume (regarding Mr. Riley, Dr. Lawrence and Mr. Vorster).

"Arriman and Deckans seem to have their fingers in many pies..." - Mr Waylon Riley (on hearing how they'd invited Mr. Vorster to a bankers cannibal dinner).

"I made an Adam's Apple, but I didn't have any of the ingredients so I had to substituted them all with other things..." - Miss. Rose Mowbury (on her revolotionary new cocktail).


"Well I don't bloody well trust any of you" - Chester Slim

"All lawyers are either crooked or stupid, and you don't strike me as being stupid!" - Lord Arthur Christian (trying to pursuade Mr. Oliver Black).

"Aye, well, bright lights it says, well, I mean, that could just be a faulty distributor..." - Chunky Baxter

"They say when they go blind one of the other senses are increased to compensate." - Lady Evelyn
"Hmm, well, in his case it must be his sense of humour." - Mr. Hendrick Vorster

"Now, a' course, you'll never get an Englishman t' giv' up 'is pale ale" - Chunky Baxter


"It's all right, I've got a pen here, we'll just put a line through that bit, no one will notice. Oh, or I could just fold the paper over like this..." - Mr. Waylon Riley (examining the will).

Chester Examines the Evidence... "Well, I'd only just met everyone and I didn't like to mention the big shadowy chappie with the knife who was watching us incase you thought I was being funny." - Captain Edmund Leighton

"Bollocks! I've never heard such an unspeakable amount of balls in all my life..." - Lord Arthur Christian (on the subject of rates of tax on savings and voting structures regarding the acquisition of £10 within the League consitution).

"I tried to take the tea tray off him, but he insisted." - Lady Violet Charteris (regarding the imminant collision of Captain Leighton with a table).

"Fifteen minutes to clean his soddin' glasses. Tell ya what, £10 and I'll hit him over the head and get rid of the body for ya." - Jack Flynn (discussing the obligatory spectacle polishing of the British librarian).

"Age does have it's advantages my dear, you can say what you bloody well like, and fart as loud as you please, and no bugger bats an eyelid..." - Lord Arthur Christian

"Smashing." - Miss. Sarah Hunter-Fitzsimmons (regarding everything).

< BACK

- compiled by suggestion.


Hosted by www.Geocities.ws

1