Scenarios & Dragon Pass
DRAGON PASS AND MAPS THEREOF
>> From: sandyp@idcube.idsoftware.com (Sandy Petersen)
>> X-RQ-ID: 2175
>>
>> Wow, Nick. I'm highly amused by the fact that you and I achieved
>> wholly different interpretations of the WBRM data re: who the good
>> guys are. There's clearly a fascinating culture variance between them
>> crazed American colonialists and obsessive British imperialists.
A trio of tenuously-related questions about WBRM & Dragon Pass:
- What ever happened to Androgeus? ( aka Game construct so the 3-player
game can have a Superhero for everyone )
- How the hell do the independants win the "Dousing the Flames" scenario?
( Historically the "weight of the Lunar Magic proved invincible", and
YOW! I'd have to agree with that one, seeing how my collective Beastman-
Shaker-Pony butts got kicked )
- What percentage of the total forces of the lunars do the units in Dragon
Pass represent? What range in sizes is there between counters?
>> From: ddunham@radiomail.net (David Dunham , via RadioMail)
>> X-RQ-ID: 2156
>>
>> Alas, the map in RQA2 is not the same as the map I copied from Greg several
>> years ago. John tells me he made up his detail. I think John did a great
>> job with no information, but those who want the "official" data should let
>> Chaosium and/or Avalon Hill know you'd buy a copy of Greg's Dragon Pass
>> map.
Show of hands of those who play in Glorantha who'd NOT snap up any detail map?
SCENARIO FOCII
>> From: ddunham@radiomail.net (David Dunham , via RadioMail)
>> X-RQ-ID: 2181
>>
>> Recent scenarios are heavily geared towards a particular sort of character.
>> GV is far better the way Nick ran it, for Sun County characters. Nick's
>> also told me that _all_ his players run Sun County characters. What a
In my campaign all of the players are Dara Happans or other Pelorians. They
mix between the pantheons of the area ( Moon, Sun, Earth/Beast ), but all
are of the same culture. We've had several somewhat mixed parties before,
and several monolithic ones as well. The very mixed party usually seems too
much a contrivance, and is often inexplicable, other that in "we need a
thief and a ranger and a ... " gaming terms.
>> keep the scenario open to the widest range of PCs. Writing a scenario for
>> Orlanthi may seem like a safe bet, but it's not (I've never run an
>> Orlanthi, and the only one in my campaign is a Windchild).
As you'd suspect from my description, above, we have no Orlanthi either.
However if the players weren't alrady travelling elsewhere, the trade
mission through Dorastor could be some lite fun.
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