"The imaginary world has always been the most fun place for me to be." (Clare Forlani)

Imaginary Consequences, November 19–22, 2015, Naish Holiday Village, Christchurch, Dorset

An Ecumenical Matter

Father Francis died last week when the car he was in went over a cliff, may he rest in peace. The funeral was this morning, and the parishioners have now left leaving the priests and nuns to get down to serious Church business.

Father Francis' death was particularly tragic as it was expected that he would be promoted to the position of Bishop of the Diocese of Peaky-in-the-Sea (Rocky Island, Stony Island and Pebbly Island). Of course, this now leaves the position open ...

An Ecumenical Matter is inspired by the British sitcom Father Ted, and is accordingly hilarious, light-hearted and irreverent. No knowledge of the show is necessary, but a sense of humour and willingness to pose as a member of the clergy are preferable.

Author(s):Nickey Barnard, Matt Bull, Philippa Bull, Mike Grace and Steve Hatherley
Game EMail:talhonjik AT hotmail DOT com
GM(s):
Thora Ingvarsdottir    talhonjik AT hotmail DOT com
Richard Salmon    rsalmon AT ishtari DOT co DOT uk
Lead GM:Thora Ingvarsdottir
Information for Players:There is not very much reading for this game, only the character sheets, which are 4-5 pages each. We might provide tea and cakes, but we are not such bad hosts that this should be a health and safety issue.
Male Players:Min: 0 / Max: 0
Female Players:Min: 0 / Max: 0
Neutral Players:Min: 15 / Max: 15
Total Players: Min: 15 / Max: 15


Ingvarsdottir, Thora

Thora was raised on a small windswept rock in the Arctic Ocean by a clan of polar bear hunters. Seeking a life beyond the tedious bloody slaughtering of her family's furry arch enemies, Thora set off in a small rowing boat armed only with a hunting knife and a book of humorous Russian poetry in search of civilization. Unfortunately she was a little off course and hit England instead, where she now puts her skills to good use fighting bridezillas.

From an early age Thora found roleplaying games of every sort to be a good diversion from the life- or-death battles, bloody conflict, and mindless violence of her everyday occupation (and previously to that, from the polar bear hunting). It only took one casual invitation to an event that was "kind of like tabletop roleplaying but in costume and in character the whole time" (Thora likes costumes) and she was hooked on freeforming. She has played numerous games and written and run several of her own, and has run A Night at Ravioli Manor at Consequences previously.

Salmon, Richard

Richard has been playing freeforms for rather too many years now

In 2004 he was part of the writing & GM team for Siege of Troy and has been hindering Consequences since its inception by providing the platform upon which Mo works the magic of the web site

Having still not managed to write or help write a game of his own for Consequences, this year he is helping with An Ecumenical Matter