There was a reason for my reference to "some theoretical typical game". I don't believe that such a game exists. I think every game has *elements* that are typical, and elements that are not. The relevant question people should ask themselves if "how likely is this to be of interest to anyone other than me (wrt to their campaigns)?" Beer and pretzels. Keep repeating, beer and pretzels...
From my own game, we've done some typical stuff (fought at Iceland, fought at whitewall, explored the rainbow mounds, various clan politics) and we've done some wildly untypical stuff (took part in a plot to assassinate the red emperor that was started by moonson himself, burnt down the library of Jonstown). Now, "what is the reaction of the Lhankor Mhy cult to a group that has destroyed, however inadvertantly, one of their most valuable information stores?" is a relevant question to my campaign, but not one I suspect that is going to be relevant to pretty much anyone else...
Cheers,
Graham
-- Graham Robinson graham_at_... Albion Software Engineering Ltd.
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