Can I just thank all of you for basically being super-amazingly cool?
As for the Peace Process, it is the most in line with what I would like, but WILL take a lot of work to put together into a workable shape.
But you all have been wonderful offering suggestions.
I, of course, fell ill and have spent the last two days unable to think straight, so that's been no help whatsoever.
I will tell you all if I did manage to run a game, which one it was if I did, and how it went.
LC
On 10 Nov 2004 at 22:36, Neil Smith wrote:
> "Ride For Your Wife" is a Praxian game, and the main action scenes are
> impala-mounted chases, not combats. In one playing of "Attack of the
> Wolfmen," a gang of marauding werewolves were defeated with the tactical use
> of one PC's 'Hissy Fit' ability.
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> As for "The Peace Process," thanks to Rob and Jane for their kind comments.
> It is, unfortunately, over 95% in my head. All that exists on paper is a set
> of character sheets and less than a page of very terse and incomplete notes.
> I think Rob was only able to run it because he'd played through it and even
> then his version was utterly different from anything I had intended (though
> seemingly still lots of fun).
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> The good news is that, because LC's a nice chap, I'll send him what I have in
> the vain hope that he can make something of it. The bad news is that I'm not
> prepared to send it to anyone else before I've written it up properly. The
> good news is that doing so is next on my list of things to do. The bad news
> is that once it's complete I'll be putting it into the MIB scenario
> warehouse, so you'll have to get friendly with an MIB if you want to play it.
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> Neil.
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