>In real life, there was a small cabal of Wedge Rats that considered
>themselves magically active. Many more Wedge Rats were playing the
>Palladium games Beyond the Supernatural and Rifts.

Thank you. I was trying to think of the name of the Palladium horror game just the other day, during a discussion of Call of Cthulhu, and I couldn't for the life of me think of it. (That'd be BtS. Rifts is the Palladium horrible game. Unless that's Robotech. Never play a Palladium game Erick Wujcik didn't write.)

>Anyhow, strange things were often afoot at WPI in real life. You have
>to realize that the mascot of the school is the hundred year old
>disembodied preserved head of a goat,

Yes, really.

>We figured out that there was a constellation of minor nexus points in
>Worcester. The big one is >href="http://www.eyrie-productions.com/~gryphon/Worc/bancroft.html";]Bancroft
>Tower. Nexus points on campus would be Higgins House (former
>residence of the alleged satanists), and Skull House (home of WPI's
>"Skull" secret honor society). Debate raged on as to whether the
>Wedge itself sat on a nexus point.

I always preferred to think that the dedication stone in the middle of the Quad marked one; that was probably because of all the brick pathways that cross there. (That's why it's an outlet for the Gate of the Worlds in Ohtori Academy Spring Semester Blues; well, that and because I didn't want poor Wakaba materializing on the roof of Skull Tomb. :)

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