[Churchofgaming] [Krononauts] New Games
Carl Brown
catodon at whale-mail.com
Thu Jul 28 02:24:32 UTC 2011
Hi all,
THe idea for the one-offs would include pregenerated characters as was
done for the Fantasy Craft one-off recently. I agree though judging how
much stuff to put in an adventure to fit one session exactly is
difficult. With the FC game I ran a smidge too short. Maybe a back-up
campaign is the way to go it would have to episodic though.
<-----Original Message----->
>From: Redmond Hamlett [redmond.hamlett at gmail.com]
>Sent: 7/28/2011 9:27:37 AM
>To: krononauts at mimesisrpg.com;churchofgaming at rpgreview.net
>Subject: Re: [Churchofgaming] [Krononauts] New Games
>
>Hi Carl (and co),
>
>
>My most profuse apologies for not being present on Sunday - had a
horrible
>ailment that left me house-ridden, shall not divulge details for your
own sake!
> I was truly looking forward to busting some civil war era american
ass!
>
>
>I like the idea, however, playing 4 different games in a month is like
reading 4
>different books at the same time - it can all get a bit too confusing.
I do
>like the "backup" game idea when the GM is away. Perhaps there should
be one
>reserve GM with a system & scenario ready to go and maybe they have a
handful of
>characters also ready to go. Given how long it can take to roll up a
new
>character I am concerned that a 'one-off' scenario may only contain
about 2-3
>hours of RPGing, and to add further frustration the session may not be
resolved
>in the time available. I do like the note-take idea, if its edited well
could
>even make a decent blog, showing the progress of the campaign or
something.
>
>
>I am too one of the folks who has a RPG system in mind, but given how
good GURPS
>/ HEROS is running (well, from my limited exposure at least) have no
hurry to
>ram trashy sci-fi adventure down anyone's throat.
>
>
>Speak soon
>
>
>Redmond
>
>
>
>
>
>On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 12:13 PM, Carl Brown <catodon at whale-mail.com>
wrote:
>
>Recently we have seen two new players join us. Both wanting to run
games. I too
>have my eye on a few different systems I'd like to run. However
currently we
>work on a fortnightly roster of two games and it may be a looong time
before
>everyone gets to startg on the game they want to run.
>
>Therefore I make the following proposals:
>A) That we run a different game each week of a month (4 games)
>B) At each session a player is assigned as note-taker. This person
submits a
>summary of the session to the referee who edits and distrubutes it
before the
>next session of that game.
>C) Any cancelations (for referee's being out of town or whatever) are
filled
>with one-off games. More variety and preserving the schedule.
>D) There are a number of games I'd like to run. I'll make my final
choice to be
>*most* different to the other campaigns running at the time.
>
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