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From: Spike <u5a77@*****.CS.KEELE.AC.UK>
Subject: Re: question
Date: Mon, 21 Jul 1997 11:42:39 +0100
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|> In our sessions there is usually a small time in game time between
|> playing, just write a story of why he's not there ie. captured by
|> sombody, family crisis,whatever. If you know somone is going to be gone
|
|Often our sessions break off in the middle of adventures - it's a bit
|hard to explain why Fred suddenly just "vanished" before your eyes...

In shadowrun, that always was a toughie.... I'd have him knocked unconcious
almost straight away (stun only), and miraculously recover when he turns
up.... Poetic licence, don't ya know...

In rifts, it's somewhat easier. You just have one of the baddies use a
one-use weapon that creates a small dimentional pocket that sucks him
in..... He then pops out when convenient....

:)

|Tried it. Never again... it messes with your head when your character's
|best friend doesn't recognise any of his buddies and thinks they're
|trying to hurt him. Brainwashing is bad.

I thought that'd be the whole point.....
:)

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