Jane Williams wrote:
> > Straight after finishing that game I started another called
> > 'Into the Trees'. I had six players this time, one young
> > player was completely new to role-playing,
>
> ?? He was?
>
> Then I must say he took to it *extremely* fast. Best use of a "feel no
> guilt" feat I've ever seen, and some good augmenting other PCs. Anyone
> who can manipulate Nick Brooke into doing whatever he wants will go far.
No, that was Connor. He has played in one of my demo games at Beer & Pretzels earlier this year. A very good role-player and a good sign for the future of the hobby.
No the other boy, Albert Kates. He *did* play the young Destori Edgewed very well [almost by accident ;) ] He has played Warhammer and CRPGs. His first time at table-top RPG as he told me.
He really liked pretty elves - didn't like the Glorantha ones much :)
> Someday I must listen carefully to your 2-minute explanation of the HQ
> rules. It's obviously a very good one, from the way this kid ended up
> using them.
I do have it down to a good patter. But it is the system that sells itself.
> > What followed was a comedy of errors as they tried to get
> > some nice 'gifts' to placate all parties concerned. Including
> > getting a dinosaur across the River,
>
> A dinosaur called Trixie. Somehow, that stuck in my memory.
As did the way you 'distracted' the Dragonewts.
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