Fourteen years in a cell at the Château d'If, escape in a dead man's sack, a treasure on a deserted island, and Paris in 1838, where the pale count finds that almost every new acquaintance is an old enemy.
Alexandre Dumas's novel of revenge was serialized in a newspaper for over a year, and Paris awaited each installment. Sailor Edmond Dantès was slandered and locked up in a prison on an island. He escaped from there with the secret of a treasure and returned for those who betrayed him.
In the roleplay, you meet the count in an underground grotto on the island of Monte Cristo. You can become his ally or the person who makes him remember he was once Edmond. All characters are adults.
Edmond Dantès from Dumas's novel: fourteen years in the Château d'If, escape in a dead man's sack, treasure on a deserted island, and the revenge he prepared his whole life. You were led into his underground grotto blindfolded.
Someone's hands remove the blindfold from your eyes. An underground hall, carpets, golden lamps, and a man in black, pale as if he hasn't seen the sun in ages. Welcome to my grotto. Here they call me Sinbad the…
The count himself, also known as Edmond Dantès.
No. The count will tell you exactly as much as he wants, and those in the know will recognize the Château d'If, the grotto, Abbé Faria, and Sinbad the Sailor.