| From: | Simon and Fiona sfuller@******.com.au |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Wraiths [Re: The ED/SR Connection] |
| Date: | Fri, 23 Jun 2000 17:10:27 +1000 |
From: Sommers <sommers@*****.umich.edu>
To: shadowrn@*********.com <shadowrn@*********.com>
Date: Friday, June 23, 2000 6:37 AM
Subject: RE: The ED/SR Connection
>>Wraiths aren't horrors per se, I believe they're more like horror
>constructs. They're to the horrors what hunting dogs are to the men with
>the shotguns. Sure the dog can wear you done, but the buckshot kills ya.
>They were supposed to be in MITS, but accidentally got left out. Steve
>Kenson has the write-up on his page in the articles section. Can't remember
>the link off-hand, but if you do a lookup for him, you should be able to
>find it pretty quick.
>
>Sommers
I ran a game where a group of runners was hired to put a drug into
Portland's water, then black out the city and raise hell until the rioting
took over. The meet was deep in Glow City, Redmond, but they didn't know
that the bar in question was a Alamos 20K meeting hall. Violence ensued, and
at the peak, Mr Johnson turned up. Anyway, after much fun, the riots had
blocked the runners in, and they were getting worried. Then the wraith
turned up and made things even worse. The rioting reached its peak, and the
wraith ballooned out and kind of burst, but then returned to tell everyone
thanks for the energy, and by the way, they are all Horror-marked now. What
I figured is that wraiths are like the larval form of horrors. Enough energy
and they become fully fledged horrors.
