| From: | NightLife habenir@*****.uc.edu |
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| Subject: | Class, turn over your papers and begin. |
| Date: | Fri, 19 Feb 1999 01:46:46 -0500 |
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>1) Karma Pool. Is there a point where a PC gets too big a
>pool to handle? I.E. they're always succeeding at tasks
>that should be reasonably tough (TN 9-12). If so, how do
>you deal with it?
After five it can be a bit of a nuisance. But since I've never believed in
the karma pool I don't use it.
>2) Karma Pool Again. Do you follow the rule that meta-
>humans gain karma pool at half the rate as humans? If so,
>do they start out with 2 karma pool, as in 2nd Ed.?
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Nope. I don't use karma pool, but if I did use the kp no meta's have paid a
price abet a low one to me a meta so they don't deserve to get they kp at
half speed. And to question 2 nope again.
>>3) More Pooling Around. Do you even use the pool? I
>>know one group (probably more) that don't; instead they
>>burn good karma to do the same things as the pool would.
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Nope. That's the best way to handle it.
>4) Just Plain Karma. How much do you typically give
>out for runs that you make up (I recently bought Eye-
>Witness and Double Exposure. The karma awards are
>way out of line with what the GM section says you
>should get)?
Anywhere between 4-8. With 10 to 12 for Tinner style adventures if they're
really have a rough go of it.
>6) Mmm....foooood..... What should I have for dinner
>tonight? I was thinking of a Stroganoff type meal, with
>broccoli, but I'm quite a bad cook.
Charbroiled dead animal. Or Italian
>>8) Canada. Without looking at reference material, I.E.
>>anything at all, who's the current leader of our country,
>>and what's his title (don't cheat...this is a public awareness
>>poll...and no, I haven't a clue who the Australian Prime
>>Minister is)?
I'm not from Canada.
>>9) Dice. How many dice do you usually take to a gaming
>>session? And do you take those multi-sided AD&D dice,
>>even though you know you won't need them?
All my regular dice plus let's see 12 cubes of 36 six siders. I tell you
I'm gonna fill that drawer for when Cthulhu makes an appearance.
>10) If you were covered in bugs, what kind of vegetable
>would you be?
Whatever comes in a aluminium can. ;)
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Historically, the Germans had a habit of associating the names of objects
with the
sounds they made. In keeping with this tradition when cannons were first
made they
became known as the bum for boom! The first 100- pound bomb was dubbed
"ein lautes Bumm " a loud boom!" After the first atomic bomb was dropped on
Hiroshima, they called the fission device "ein grosses Bumm " or a big loud
boom!"
The next obvious step was the fusion, or H-bomb, which was pronounced
"ein grosses lautes Bumm all ist kaput!"
Paraphrased from "Dust" by Charles Pellegrino
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