Support the motion of the Bishop of Southwark regarding a route to Moulin

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From: Convene a Board Meeting of the Great Hellbound Railway


He intends to bring whatever Church protections the situation can possibly afford.

Game Instructions: This approach will be disapproved by those who side with Hell and those who support the status quo.

Unlocked with Involved in a Railway Venture exactly 100, Total Board Membership (Aside From Yourself) 4, Board Member: The Bishop of Southwark

Locked with Terrain Surveyed, Delay until the Next Board Meeting, In Corporate Debt 6


Success

Desolate territory

Southwark proposes an especially liturgical route to Hell, one in which the Tracklayers will be accompanied by prayers and thuribles, a Hound of Heaven and a host of acolytes in white vestments.

Description summary:
The text above is preceded by another paragraph if the Efficient Commissioner is on the board. Several other board members also offer additional comments.

Board MemberRemark
Efficient CommissionerAs the proposal begins, everyone looks to the Efficient Commissioner – some dreading, others rather looking forward to a hysterical interruption […] None comes. She does not speak. […] her eyes are circled in darkness: she cannot be sleeping well.
Bishop of Saint Fiacre'sThe Bishop of Saint Fiacre's supplements the plan with suggested readings and a few well-chosen hymns.
Dean of XenotheologyThe more pedantic the discussion, the more engaged the Dean […] "If the Treachery of Clocks is as active as we fear, then the question of liturgical season is increasingly vexed; we should be prepared to encounter anything from Advent to Candlemas..."
Hell-Scarred Gondolier"Folly," says the Hell-Scarred Gondolier, at several points. And: "It will only get worse when we get to the Hurlers."
Delightful ReverendThe Delightful Reverend listens […], but towards the end […], she […] cannot restrain herself any longer. She proposes several amendments to the selection […]. The rest […] might regard these as trivialities, but the Bishop of Southwark reacts with […] explosive bluster […].
CharterLast Paragraph
ChurchThe Board Secretary notes everything in a shorthand that never stumbles, […]. Afterwards he confides to you that he did a bit of reading up. "Once we'd voted in a Church Charter, I could see I'd be needing a bit of the language."

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Conclusion: Take the vote and declare Victory

Redirects to: Debating Matters of Business with the Board