| From: | Alfredo B Alves <dghost@****.COM> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Traveling Quiz |
| Date: | Thu, 7 May 1998 17:36:53 -0500 |
>Once upon a time, Wafflemeisters wrote;
>> Not IMO. Our characters travel a LOT, and "home city" tends to
loose
>>meaning pretty fast. We've liked / used most of the sourcebooks, but a
>>"genric travle guide", would be better for us. NAGRL fills some gaps,
>>but leaves many. Just because all the FASA stuf says "Seattle",
doesn't
>>mean people play Seattle- similar features can be adapted for plots set
>>n any city. And having EVERYTHING happen in your town starts to
stretch
>>thin pretty fast.
>
>I think that you're an exception to the norm. I think the most obvious
>way to find out what happens most often is to poll everyone.
>
>Does your campaign involve travel, how often, and how far and where is
it
>centered?
>
> I am MC23
Hmmmm... game play hasn't actually started yet with our group but I'm one
of 2 maybe 3 GMs in the group. The third GM hasn't been confirmed, and
the second one *insists* on playing in Houston, TX (where we're all
from). I want to play in Seatle (I think Seatle is an interesting place
from a surrounding territory POV) so if we use the same PCs we'll prolly
say they travel between the 2 places b4 any runs and generally not make a
fuss about any of the arrangements except perhaps lodgings. I intend to
have the PCs travel as soon as they're ready... Denver seems to be a nice
place to go <eGMg>.
Additionly some of the PCs have done some travelling pregame. I have 4
chars and only one is native to Seatle. One is an otaku elf who left the
Haven and shortly met up with ... a minotaur rigger from Greece (go
figure ;) who was making his way around UCAS. Together they went on to
Seatle. My 4 char is an escaped science project from Aztlan and her
english is very bad (actually, so is the minotaur's). However, you
prolly weren't interested in pregame travelling.
D.Ghost
(aka Pixel, Tantrum)
"I wonder what this button does..."
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