>your party has be contracted to assist in the organising and providing security for a birthday party of a queen in a major country
What happens?
>Shortly before the birthday celebration is due to begin, the secret service of that country contacts you for an assassination mission on one of the foreign dignitary also invited to the birthday.
>Your target is suspected to be involved in large scale clandestine arms dealing with enemy nation.
>The secret service informs you that in the event that your cover is compromised her majesty's government will not recognise you, however they will use all resources to ensure your party will not be captured by any foreign power.
>>46811199
>you keep bumping into a well dressed, capable agent from the secret service who always appears at the right moment to steal your party's glory.
>>46811147
The queen's a trucker, so she's most likely more hardcore than most PCs.
>>46811278
>party bard tries to flirt with the Queen
>the Queen out-flirts him and he goes redder than a beetroot
>>46811199
>>46811147
>Your task is made more complex by the fact that it is a shooting party - almost every guest and many of the staff will be armed
>>46811147
>the party has been unreliably informed that Prince Philip is a lich
>>46811923
> The party were actually reliably informed that Prince Phillip is a LETCH, they just misheard due to the accent
>>46811147
The party ends up ensuring security by surreptitiously removing problem individuals through mind scans and old fashioned information gathering.
Many nobles report a "ghost" that claimed to be their conscience interrogating them and their friends before letting them go.
Others report the smell of copper following them around the venue.
The less fortunate suffer unexplained illnesses.
No one tried anything though.
>>46811923
>>46811935
Yes, but did they get anything they didn't already know?
>>46811199
>Unfortunately, 'all resources' means they shoot you and dissolve the bodies.
My party becomes convinced that the guy who hired them is trying to kill the queen, because he has the gall to make demands of them.
>>46812587
Hey, money is money.
It is a pretty easy contract for the money, no?
>>46812624
They'd probably lose the payment after they try to assassinate the innocent guy mid party. The next session is inevitably escaping from prison before their execution.
>>46811147
>>46811147
A hobo climbs up the drainpipe and manages to sneak into her bedroom.
>>46811199
>conspiring to assassinate an enemy at your own state function, in the presence of the monarch
>humiliating your own government in the process and drawing abundant suspicion
>hiring members of the security detail to do the deed
Obviously it's a false flag operation! The target's own government has infiltrated the secret service and is sacrificing this dignitary to create a casus belli.
>>46811147
We drug Queen up and lock her in a box for a day.
The celebration will be attended by bankuru doll grandma with wig, makeup and appropriate personafix.
If no assassination attempt is made until late evening, we stage one ourselves and false-flag it on Russians or Turks.
>>46811147
We go incognito as the entertainment. We're a group of illusionists. We'll remove any threats before they even become apparent to the public.
