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c'ren and gang wander forth into a large cavern full of tall buildings. A man approaches, clapping slowly. "Well well well. What do we have here?" He's got a cigar in his mouth, and he wants to bring the party in on a heist. His plan: to lure and board the Civilopede, and escape via a "portal painting". His name is Gavin.

(For those who don't know, the Civilopede is a huge centipede that collects art and stores it on its back. It has great taste.)

The party says yes, they make preparations, specifically C'ren prepares 4 feather falls to make the boarding easier. Gavin and his team unveil a large pile of stolen art, and waft it with large paper fans. They climb the tall buildings and wait.

13 hours pass. Then things begin to rumble, there's some noise, finally huge bright headlight eyes erupt into the cavern. The Civilopede cometh. As it runs benath them the pc's jump, C'ren mass-casts feather fall, they land among some tents. Immediately a Canonite, a yellow art bug, asks them an art question. Nobody, the specialist, steals some canonite sweat and rubs it on her friends, they blend it and the art bugs stop harassing them.

All around them are piles and piles of priceless art. There's some question as to what to do; they try to cheese the Ynn invocation from earlier-- they get a painting of a garden and chalk that up with a door and a garden wall and write "Ynn, By Way of The Physical Plane" with chalk on the painting but no magic happens.

An art curator, also aboard the Civilopede, approaches, asks some questions. The PCs pretend to be performers, like, they do an Abbot and Costello routine. The art curator goes away. The Civilopede reaches around and pulls a figure from its back; it's Gavin, who's eaten alive.

The PCs go find Gavin's survivng friends, who join the party. Apparently Gavin got eaten because he was cutting a painting out of its frame. There's some effort to find an organizing principle to the art; there's been generations of labelling attempts. Beehive discerns a sorting method: by geological era of origin.

They head to the butt end of the Civilopede; they run into 4-5 Curators. The Curators aren't happy about boarders, and after an art argument between C'ren and the head Curator, like, C'ren's trying to claim that the Curators are in an ivory tower and that the adventurers are down to earth (her argument doesn't fly), the Curators send up a messenger towards the Civilopede's head, omniously enough.

The adventurers head to the butt end, where they make the decision to camp. However, minutes later, the Civilopede begins to reach around again, and figuring they should jump, they do. They grab some prehistoric art before jumping. Jon's character dies on the fall, everyone else survives; they're in a strange tunnel. They recoup. They set out to follow the tracks the Civilopede left to try to make it back to where they boarded... so they can use their map again.

Travel happens; there's some encounters. The first is with a half-broken tank filled up with Panic Attack Jacks. They defeat this relatively easily and score the tank; no one suffers Rapture. Next up Beehive incites a bunch of predatory floating red lanterns; they have to abandon the tank to flee. Finally, on the 6th day of travel, another Still-Tor man drops from the ceiling, this is also easily killed.

They make it back to the big cavern with tall buildings. One of Gavin's survivors is there; he joins up. They plan a route to the Mushroom Kingdom; they decide to take the shortcut, which is a long, long squeeze of a tunnel.

The squeeze tunnel requires laying down, all the time. Or sometimes sidling. They travel for five days this way. On the sixth day, Beehive suffers Rapture; in his head, he faces an old man with a sharp knife. The Rapture wins, and Beehive begins destroying his carried treasure, and then grabs C'ren's pack. C'ren shoots Beehive with a magic missle, killing him. C'ren then suffers Rapture herself, mentally facing a mirror image of C'ren, who also has a chainsaw. The rapture wins again.

When C'ren wakes up she has chainsawed Jon's new character to death and is facing combat from some of her allies. They stand down after communication; that's the end of the session, two dead PC's.

Thanks, just saw this! I think I will roll on your table next time I want to generate a group of travelers; the flavor and quests are good and provide the feel of an underground society that I've been looking for.

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they go back to the magician's cave to find the Lady of the Lake's "magic bricks". they know there's a metal hall somewhere in the cave, they can't find it, only some graffiti saying "dig", a scrap of paper that says "Fear Green", and a river-sump. They scout the sump with "sparky"; there's a cave on the other side.

C'ren uses her move earth scroll and minor creation scroll to dam the river; they walk the sump. A mysterious glow infects Willy the Cleric in the next cave over. Next they come to a series of metal corridors and doors; they find the Great Metal Hall.

The Great Metal Hall has two rivers flowing through it, one of water, one of lava.  At the end of the hall is a case with the "magic bricks" in it. These "magic bricks" are green and glowing and they can't get to them because of the lava flow.

There's a nearby metal hall that dips vertically: in the center is a very warm trapdoor. Past the hall is a little color-blending game involving a vending machine and some lightbulbs. Leon (new character) solves the puzzle. This opens up the case with the magic bricks in it.

Things seem to be going fine but then Beehive opens up the warm trapdoor, this floods that hallway with lava. Leon is thus trapped past the lava, with the bricks. They all scheme. There are shenanigans:

>Leon takes doors off their hinges and uses the lava to weld a bridge together
>C'ren flips a switch in a survelliance room which causes hundreds of lizard people to appear everywhere, she then flips the switch off and they dematerialize
>Leon gets radiation from the "magic bricks" so C'ren casts Unseen Servant to carry them

They manage to get out with the bricks despite second-guessing aplenty. The Lady of the Lake back at the mall rewards them: she gives them instructions to get to the surface.

These are:
1. Gather a garden.
2. Draw a chalk door on the garden wall.
3. Underneath the door, write "Ynn, By Way of Physical Plane"
The chalk door will turn into a real one.

Session ends as party contemplates where to get a garden in the Veins.

veins game night we had just one player show up so we did:

the beefy halls of unnatural slaughter:

c'tun summoned a demon who took over her mind, then that demon summoned c'tun who took over that demon's mind, then c'tun summoned a little lightning demon to power a tram. the tram took them, c'tun and the little lightning demon, over to a workshop w. a bunch of pig-men butchers waiting with cleavers.

the lightning demon fried many of the pig-men. the pig-men fled out a back exit. investigating the butcher's workshop c'tun found many tools for sewing pieces of cooked beef together, apparently to make living beings via necromancy. there were some half alive which she gave mercy to.

c'tun and her demon followed the pig-men out their secret exit to some balcony ledge over a grease waterfall. pursued, the pig-men chose to leap off the falls to their apparent deaths.

past the falls was a tunnel. c'tun explored, found a cow-shape cave which mooed at her. through a little squeeze-crawl out the cowcave's eyes, and after a mite attack which the demon scared away, was a tiny shrine with a bacon idol. claiming the idol c'tun felt a curse befall her. c'tun then made her way out of the beefy halls, gaining a treasure, a curse, and a new friend...

THE CRYPTS OF INDORMANCY

c'tun found her way around a couilor up to the mountain tomb, triggered the trapdoor, saved, climbed down the hole, saw some lurid frescos and two talking statues, eventually got squeezed into a coma by the twin elf statues who attacked

THE PALE LADY

c'tun listened to a nun explain some deal about a transdimensional flower farm and a riddle you said to get there, c'tun said the riddle while squeezed between two roots, ended up at the farm, saw a bunch of rabbit people whipping child slaves, immediately attacked the rabbit people, was swarmed and killed by rabbit overseers

I drank the last of my whiskey so I was pretty muffed. PCs figure they can use the troll teeth they got to grow infinite troll meat. They pull the tooth out of the vial of acid wait for it start growing and shave off the meat.

Some of their rando friends eat it; this twitching meat has restorative properties, a few people grow back limbs. Several, not all, of the PCs eat some.

They want to find a way back to the city of dream-eaters. They get separated on the way there, across a traverse. Worse, there's a horrible gas dimming everyone's lights. Worse, the lead PC with the flaming sword is lost entirely.

Ok, so the situation is bad, everyone splits up. R goes with 12 randos, and J and M go with the others, and A is all alone with her sword. R has a problem, though. He ate some of the troll meat and now it's crawling back out of him. His windpipe splits and jaw snaps and he's dead.

J and M figure out they can light a match near the floor of the cavern and find their way. Travelling, something sounds like slapping approaches rapidly in the darkness. A piss-octohedron with a shark's skeleton and organs. it snatches a rando and they all flee.

People reconvene at the city. Two other troll-meat eaters have had a troll fetus split their skull crawling out of their stomachs. They sell all the books and the troll teeth. Everyone has to split the XP. 23 people, 100xp each.

Someone thinks, let's buy back the troll teeth and experiment. We got that fucking cleric. He can cast purify food. They buy back the teeth. They start a troll steak business.

Well, the deal is, some un-purified steaks are sold, at 100sp each, and they'll purify their own steaks with the cleric. There's a plot to poison the Cave Giant guarding the exit to the tank-zone that ends with a rampaging poison-troll. They flee the city.

We do some travel and that's about it.

---skerples' table of monster-eating was the basis basically of the whole sesion. Troll-meat is troublesome.

I'm failing to leap forward with excellent nonsense so the players picked up the slack. They now have an infinite source of light (the sword) as well as food (the troll tooth + a cleric).

There's also some trouble making the large-scale map, the exploration table, the d100 caves table, all that navigational stuff, my travelers encounter table, all that stuff come together.

the veins kids make 2 new friends in the underground city, Pokka gives them the lowdown: in this city, if you crush a kid's skull, while they're asleep, and you crawl inside the skull, you can get into the child's dreams, where there might be food.

Everyone's not too hot on this. They instead do some shopping, A buys a chainsaw that runs on blood, M buys some meat preservation tools. We re-did XP after realizing the two former pc corpses were worth about 10,000xp each, so they're all level 2, they each have 5,000 lumes

A gets a following, including a language specialist. She actually gets around 26 people, incl some bandits, who are all willing to fall under A's leadership. This, because A has an ever-burning sword.

They set out. Well, the giant with the bowl gives them trouble. No-one can be convinced to jump in the bowl. Because they all know the deal.

They set out a different way. It's a long staircase down into an abandoned, buried city. We are using the "exploration" table, with A as leader. A rolls well, only fuckup is she don't know the way back. They're searching for a library.

I use the books table from Deep Carbon Observatory. It's really good. They get some troll teeth, a long metal scroll, a lich-skull, a radium book, all that. There's some information in one of the books on how to maybe potentially get the bowl giant addicted to drugs. Their plan is to get that giant superaddicted to hyperdrugs.

The 26 people they have with them have not been doing well. One of them died of starvation on the journey to the library. They were promised food, so they eat the starved person, but they're wondering where this is all going. 4 of their number get curious.

A says, come take a look at this book where it says to get food. They approach, A ques up the chainsaw. Battle commences, A gets initiative cause of the flame sword (now dropped on the ground), the 4 normies get their hits in but one of them goes down. Everyone stops fighting and decides to eat the dead normie. End of session.

ok, I used: the new large scale map I made (using "veins"), the d100 interstices table I made, the exploration table from "veins", and the books table from "Deep Carbon Observatory". all of these were good, all the tables did great. it's funny how large-scale travel in the veins is coming together.

second, you can see some of the "body economy" of veins coming together. A rebellion over food is easily defeated by a slain comrade's fresh flesh. 26 people on the edge of starvation are willing to strike out into the unknown under an ever-burning sword, but the only food they find is each other. There's a sort of herd mentality or something. A did well this session.

2/9/18 this was the "tank adventure" episode. the PC's navigated a series of large tubes using a spectacular tank machine. the tubes were carved by supermachines in ages past. some tubes were vertical, some horizontal. the spectacular tank machine, which looked like a series of gear-wheels and spokes, could move both horizontally and vertically.

after some tough bits of description to describe the tubes, which i said looked like "cereal boxes full of ramen noodles", they're off. travelling pretty slow they get to an intersection full of Bakelite, which looks like a frozen opaque red liquid. The Bakelite is full of little tunnels, too narrow for the tank, and the PCs can see tank equipment sunk beneath and sticking out of the Bakelite.

One PC, A, explores a Bakelite tunnel. She is ambushed by several very large ticks. Injured, she flees back to the Tank. The party menaces the pursuing Ticks with their Tank, and the Ticks flee.

Next up, the party starts digging out tank parts out of the Bakelite. This takes a while and causes noise, attracting a rival Goblin Tank. Fleeing it's approach, the party hides in the Bakelite Tunnels. Therein, they discover both a Cannon and a Drill. Using the Cannon, they mow down some Goblins and scare off the rest, recovering both their Tank and the Goblin's Tank. The Goblins have neatly stacked boxes full of silverware, their sole Treasure.

The party decides to use the newfound Drill to drill a passage through the Bakelite.  This takes a long time. Their drilling generates a new ambush by the Ticks; the party beats this off with ease. Eventually they drill through the other side, back into the tubes.

On the other side, after some more travel, they encounter a man in dark clothes, who speaks their language. He appears wounded and asks for help; he's travelling in the tubes alone. The party agrees to have him ride along until the party Cleric, Billy, can cast Cure Light Wounds on him, although the traveler expresses disapproval at the party's destination, the city below.

After a night's rest A casts Charm Person on the traveler, who fails their save and reveals that they are a thief on the run with a big load of cash. After some negotiation, the party agrees to accept 30sp for the cost of the spell, and the traveler parts ways.

After further travel: the party sees something crawling, at the edge of their vision, above them. They hunker and prepare the cannon but it passes. Soon after, they encounter a warparty climbing through the tubes. They're on the hunt for something called a Trogloraptor, and the thief as well.  The party says they saw both, and they part ways.  One of the warparty tells the PCs "not to jump in any bowls".

The party reaches the ends of the tunnels. They have to leave their beloved Tank and crawl down a long, overhanging ladder into the city below. At the bottom of the ladder is a bowl. It's being held by a large hand. There's some negotiation with the hand's booming voice. Eventually, first an arm, then an ear, then a whole dead body (the party was carrying their previous, dead party members strapped to their backs) is dropped into the bowl.

The giant lets them pass, elevatoring them to the floor.* The party is surrounded by curious faces. The stench of the city is ripe. A asks to see their leader.

That's Radeus, an unfortunate name because it's very similar to the main antagonist of my friend's campaign, and the crowd takes the PCs through the city to meet him. Some dark elf soldiers get involved.

Through a very dark city, many faces blinded by the brilliant flaming green sword the PCs are carrying, which we have to keep track of, eventually they end up in a fortress with actual plaster on the walls and purple-dark carpets. The party is advised to keep their eyes on the ground as they meet Radeus.

There's a soft and flickering blue glow in the room. No-one looks up. Radeus basically interviews A, and Radeus asserts that they only reason they're still alive is because Radeus is nice and benevolent. There's also some deal worked out where A is going to be a court jester if she fails to find a way to the surface. Radeus is doubtful he, Radeus, knows a way to the surface.

Then they leave the fortress, everyone sells some dead bodies incl some dead ticks and spotlight dog meat, and the spotlight dogs pelt, for 3,200 lumes total which sadly does not translate into a level for anyone. 

CONCLUSIONS:

Tank adventure worked well. I think I went significantly easier on all the encounters, the ticks and goblins were all 1 HD and easy to scare off. It was disappointing to leave the tank and that they didn't get enough xp to GUAL; kinda heartbreaking, actually. I'm excited to plan out city encounters.

*There's a fun moment when A drops into the bowl, and the giant slams a lid on the bowl and pretends it's gonna eat her

first half: “A” comes up with a plan to capture a Spotlight Dog. The plan: get near the dogs, make a snare, put some fungus bait in the snare. They choose to flash lights and bark to attract hopefully just one dog.

6 dogs show up. 1 dog investigates the snare, and is sadly able to escape from the snare. The other 5 dogs investigate the barking people who are definitely not trying to hide, I checked to make sure. The predictable ensues: “A” and “R”’s character are slain by dogs. “J” is able to escape.

Over the next 20 real minutes of gameplay “J”’s character wanders the empty & endless terrain of ziggarauts and tunnels. After burning 8 hours of fuel, he finds what looks like a human-size mech inside one of the ziggaurats. Cliimbing in the mech and attempting to operate it, “J” realizes because he can’t see anything while inside the mech, he can’t walk around. “J” then abandons the mech and continues to wander.

After 4 more hours of light burned, so 12 out of his 20 available total, “J” falls asleep. When he wakes up: he can see a dim green glow some distance away, his eyes having adjusted. He heads that way: it’s the stalagmite forest from before. He climbs inside.

Within: the etherium blade, and 3 new party members. Coincidentally these people also climbed down the chain, from a similar failed expedition up above. They all set to recover the map which was lost with the Spotlight Dogs near-TPK.

This map is on “R”’s former body, which also has an etherium lamp, so the green glow of that light should be visible too, in the utter darkness of the cavern. Indeed, they are able to see that dim green light if they turn off the lanterns and wait.

They head toward the light. Visible also, not too far away, is the Spotlight Dogs, who are constantly broadcasting their presence to the entire cavern. About a mile away from the etherium lamp the PCs see the Dogs heading towards the PCs!

“A” springs into action with her new character. She has, indeed, brought an entire 10’ ladder down the entire 62 mile chain with her. They use this ladder to climb up a ziggaraut steep enough that hopefully no dogs can climb it. “M”, a halfling, hides nearby.

The dogs act like dogs and prance and bark a lot but they can’t reach anyone. Eventually “A” attempts to lasso one of the dogs and her repeated attempts drive them away.

After that, the party finds a tank. It’s a large pyramid-wheeled gizmo that if three people crank it’ll move smoothly over the ziggaruatued surface. “J” succeeds on his Tinker check and figures out how to use it. So they’re all riding a tank now.

The Spotlight Dogs come back; there’s a showdown. The Dogs attack, are crushed under the wheels of the tank, and flee; “M” manages to bring one down with a crossbow. They retrieve the corpse, it’s got a weird head, but the pelt is worth 1,000 sp, a victory for the day. They also go get the map, the etherium lamp, and pick over remains of “J”s dead allies.

commentary:

a familiar thing happened to me: I didn’t read most of the rules for the Spotlight Dogs so I forgot totally that they have ⅚ in climb. this whole scenario would have been 2, maybe 3 TPKs if I had remembered that. This is fairly typical for lotfp

having that issue again where being forthcoming about deadly information contrasts with being skeptical about stupid plans. I forgot maybe to let everyone know that the dogs could just come run up at them if they weren’t going to hide or anything like that. Describing everything as “ziggarauted” doesn’t help.

But then again, none of the players in the first TPK seemed at all concerned with, like, only attracting one dog, or like, taking cover. I can’t tell if there’s a basic-level preservation instinct missing from some of the player’s play or if we’re just having communication issues. In either case being forthcoming about deadly information is probably a good way to handle it.

In retrospect writing through it rn I’m pretty sure the first mass-PC-death-event was a result of a startling lack of logistical thinking. But believe me when I say it’s all in good fun.

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final deep carbon observatory sesh

the pcs start at the deepest part of the observatory.

they come up to the radiolarian room, and examine its contents, beufuddled.

next they come up the ladder, and see bright green light shining from a crack in the wall. open it to find a pool of liquid: in pool: green glowing baby statue, weird-metal (not steel) sword, and silver tongue. The grab sword: it alights, awesome green flaming sword-blade.

they grab baby: I say, underwater, it's warming like a hot pan on the stove when you move it, and the skin on the baby statue begins to pucker and tear. They still remove it, and a flash of radiation kills everyone in the room. In their last moments they see the baby grow into a child and then adult all the wile clutching its face and screaming, kicking, eventually its features grow old and it falls apart into melted black pieces. then they die.

7 more soldiers below. 2 new characters for M. + J. and also R who lived. they retrieve flaming sword and silver tongue. R. feels the urge to cut off his own tongue, but resists it. Using wax from a candle, some pool-liquid, and a water-tight scabbard, they make a suitable sheath for the flaming sword.

Do some more exploration, minor Azimoth shenanigans, find reflectors but can't figure it out.

They find the 10 metal chests with weaponry inside. Everyone gets crossbows, knives, polearms, and special blades, all of which are designed for climbing. They also find some 2 strange bomb like things and some weird lanterns.

They decide to leave. They go up stairs. At the top of stairs, R., then M., is grabbed and instantly crushed to death by huge white hands. M. sees briefly a huge face with half-lidded eyes and a trunk-sized mouth full of teeth.

5 soldiers left. They retreat. Conundrum: monster at top, what to do? Check out that bomb they found, try to arm it. Fail on first one (it's a dud), second one they figure out how to arm and use with a timer. This they throw into the room where the white-hands-monster was!

bomb goes off, no explosion, all the stone around them starts turning to mush. retreat down stairs as stairs collapse. Can't go that way up anymore.

No way up anymore, (monster blocking other way, too) they decide to, instead, climb down the giant chain going down into darkness. Begin climb down, each link half a man size.

Soon they are out of sight of the structure above them, there's only the chain and the blackness. We elide time.  They have to use the bathroom off side of chain. Climb continues. Stop to eat food. climb goes on. start to get tired. Still only chain and darkness. Reach decision point: go back up now or dedicate to keep on climbing. They decide to keep going down.  They realize they're going to run out of light so they begin to climb in darkness, slower to not fall.

Get tired, rope selves up to chain to sleep. Whole body hurts. Wake up some time later, some ppl r still asleep, v. sore, eventually all organized, keep climbing. Only sounds are the motions of comrades, twisting of chain, sound of air.

After second day of this they run out of food, almost all water. Madness of reptitive motion. Everyone hurts. More time passes. Progress slows considerably. The climb back up would kill them. Still more chain.

We end on that note! We're taking a few weeks off for holidays.

This is really disheartening. We had one player, A., who first off decided to run into the plant-bed room and smash one of the weird plant jars. I'm like, OK, I can't quash everything this person wants to do, I gotta let them have some agency, me knowing full well that if they smash the jar it's going to kill everyone in the room. So I ask for initiative, and who's in the room. Everyone is in the room and A. wins initiative. Everyone fails the save vs. Breath Weapon, TPK.
Luckily they have a warband of about 15 archers with them, downstairs, so they can play the Sergeants. They quickly roll some lvl 1 fighters, I ask for CHA scores and get new loyalty rolls.
So when the time comes to go down the next ladder into the next little cavern, A., the smashy player, tries to get one of the NPC archers to go down there. Well A. fails her loyalty roll, so the archers refuse. A. and R. decide to bring it as a point of violence against their soldiers despite me telling them that soldiers will literally kill them if they attack their own men. Meanwhile M. has gone downstairs and sees a centipede-like Tapestry Wraith or whatever.
So a little combat starts up. A. throws some of the Cervit into the face of some of the archers, I'm like, ok, that might blind 2 of them, it does blind 1 of them, 7 other archers stick their swords into A. and she's dead. M. trades misses with the Centipede Monster below. R. escapes the combat by swinging on a rope into the room of the Tox-Men.
I should mention-- after sighting the centipede-skeleton-tapestry for the first time, they went and got the other chemical plant bomb and threw it on the monster, so it was heavily damaged at this time. So I suppose it wasn’t all bad with the chem-bombs.
The centipede tapestry kills M., but B. who has now joined as one of the archers kills it. R. goes back up the way they came and is waylaid by the Cave Giant and killed instantly.
So now everyone is playing the sub-group of archers minus the Sergeants, a new party essentially. They find some valuable silks in the hall of the centipede monster, only a few silks damaged by the chemical blast.
--
They hang out with some Salt Dryads for a bit, these Dryands r kinda pleasant, sorta annoying and cryptic, they end up translating some Stygiographs for the party. Everyone talks about sex, Dryads included, but no one has any.
Then they cut a path through the rest of the Observatory, ending up at the Tektite Lens. On the way there they release a bunch of Azimoths, unknowingly, but they do notice their vomit keeps disappearing. 4 of the NPC archers decide to head back for the surface on their own (they are waylaid and eaten by the Giant). They sight through the Lens and see some cool stuff.

CONCLUSIONS:
Seems pretty clear that the high-risk gameplay LotFP provides means that players like A will result in a lot of TPKS. There were basically 2 this session, basically another her fault last session with the Canoptic Guards.
I mean, A earlier even tried to steal the boat they came on for no reason. It's sort of a thing.
Anyway I get the feeling I usually do whenever everyone dies in the first 5 minutes which is like, I'm looking around my living room, everyone is going through a little mini-trauma, I begin to question myself and the whole awkward social situation. BUT none of my players would say that it really matters, it's just a game, they had fun.
BUT THE CONTENT OF THE OBSERVATORY ITSELF: the Tektie Lens was fun, so were the Dryads, the Azimoths also (for me). The Cervit was also fun bc it was just a foreign material they couldn't tell if it was valuable or not, it wasn't explosive, it was kinda "normal" in a good way. Some of the mini-halls of stuff kinda bogged down in description, like after the TPKs the core samples were a bit much. The view of the abyss below was also fun.

Player Deaths:
Sigourney Weaver, who survived everything so far, killed by chem-bomb
R's Specialist killed by chem-bomb
A's Old Lady blown up by chem-bomb
A's New Sergeants, also M's and R's, killed by her soldiers, by centipede-tapestry, and by Giant respectively