> . . . Few of us, I expect,
> run games where the likes of Onslaught would face the slightest
> challenge from established opposition . . .
I've played in a campaign where at least one player character was at Onslaught's level. As a team we would have massacred him, chopped him to bits in seconds.
(Most of us would have respected a challenge to single combat -- would it be beneath Onslaught's dignity to protect *himself* by such a challenge?)
I've also run a campaign in which the PCs were all RQ3 sixteen-year-olds, with only their "base" skill levels and no possessions but their clothing (at game start).
> I think the advice in the Genertela Book is wrong, wrong, wrong (if
> it meant "don't let them interact with PCs"): what's the point of
> playing in Glorantha if you can't meet up with the Greatest Living
> Gloranthans?
Absolutely correct. For that matter, one published scenario has the
players encounter (an) Argrath-in-disguise.
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