From: Ghost Dancer (SPB1@vms.bton.ac.uk)
Date: Thu 04 Feb 1993 - 12:28:00 EET
I read the responses to my fatigue suggestion with interest and I take
the point about adventurers being at the peak of fitness. One thing
that occurs to me though is what about non active adventurers or new
players with previous experience that does not lend itself to physical
exertion, examples that come to mind are Priests and scribes but you
could probably also include Nobles and Shaman. Such character types
would not have the oppertunities to keep fit and should not be able to
actively participate in physical activities on the same level as a
Soldier or Farmer. Are these differences worth bothering about, do we
want a true to life system or a glossy abstract, I don't know, when
does realism cease to be an advantage and become a hinderence???
Finaly a question about the Glowline. Is Sun Dome County included in the Gl Glowline (1621 ST), I can find no reference that mentions this but I may be looking in the wrong place. If it isn't already within the Glowline then what are the requirements for inclusion? The reason I ask is that I am writting a scenario set in Morning in Sun Dome County and would like to put a bit of pressure on the party by having them wake up one morning to find the Red Moon in the sky, they would then of course want to find out why and possibly stop it. What I am looking for is something subtle such as a hidden Seven Mothers temple being established, this scenario is intended to be an investagative type a bit like a Call of Cthulhu game so 200 Lunar troops descending on the village would not suit the plot. Any thoughts or help greatly appreciated.
._
/! \ Alternative /-!-/ Realities Jarec / ! \ Games Club e-mail: SPB1@VMS.BTON.AC.UK
This archive was generated by hypermail 2.1.7 : Fri 10 Oct 2003 - 01:30:28 EEST