Bearer
A passport that remembers every frontier.
Between the wars, the visa and not the ticket was what stopped a journey. Bearer makes the investigator's passport for Call of Cthulhu: the booklet a clerk filled in by hand, then the visas and frontier stamps a campaign leaves in it, session after session. Its words are the period's own, from the League of Nations model of 1920 to the British, French or Chinese booklet. Paste a journey from Passage and Bearer reads which visas it asked for, the destination's first. A consul may refuse. Dozens of other papers follow, from the driving permit to committal papers. Where no original was found, the paper is rebuilt from the country's law, and the app says so.
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