From: Hibbs, Philip (philip.hibbs@tnt.co.uk)
Date: Thu 06 Aug 1998 - 20:39:27 EEST
>Sitting at the fall of Whitewall the PC's see the crimson bat
>coming. Everyone else sensibly runs away, but you have one
>PC who decides enough is enough. He bets his own total
>destruction (say 2000 action points) against the bat and uses
>his plot points to win the single round of the contest. He wins.
>The bat is destroyed, and suddenly Whitewall is saved by a
>single superhuman character with 2000+ action points routing
>the Lunar army off the field, and the campaign plot line is
>buggered.
That lone hero can only spend one Plot Point on his die roll, and the Bat
probably has a couple of levels of mastery on him. Makes a nice mental
image, though.
philip.hibbs@tnt.co.uk or phibbs@compuserve.com
http://members.tripod.com/~PhilHibbs/
Any view of things that is not strange is false
- Neil Gaiman, Sandman
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