From:	The Digital Mage <mn3rge@****.AC.UK>
Subject:	Re: The Enemy vs the true Cyber feeling
Date:	Thu, 1 Jun 1995 18:01:11 +0100

On Thu, 1 Jun 1995, A.P. O'KEEFE wrote:

> Everyone here seems to be anti-horror. Personaly I like the idea of
> the occasional (moderatly powerful) horror turning up. I must
> confess to being partial to mind controll, eating emotions ect ect..
Yes, I agree totally but I wish FASA had been more subtle and more street
level rather than all this Fantastical stuff.

> Note that in H.'s Back FASA makes the rational for the horrors earily
> approach the great expenditure of magic in the goast dance.
Which I liked but again it would have been better if the PCs had learnt a
little of the power of the Horrors and then discovered for themselves
that the Great Ghost Dance is the cause for these Horror's premature
appearence. I want to see my players faces suddenly be filled with a look
of horror as the realisation dawns on them, and those obligatory words
come tumbling out of there mouths in a slow drawn out mutter:
"Oh...my.....God.....!"
I don't know, maybe I could have GMed it better but I added enough anyway
either side of the run, and I was so reluctant to run the thing anyway
that I maybe lost the enthusiasm to have told the story better. But I
shouldn't have to make major changes in terms of story just to make it
exciting. Sorry for moaning but I was really looking forward to HB and
was terribly disappointed.


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