| From: | Bill Thompson BillT@*********.com |
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| Subject: | Rigging or not Rigging... that's my question... |
| Date: | Thu, 4 Mar 1999 10:51:44 -0800 |
> > But i don't know how to handle the riggers in an adventure... For me,
> > these characters are inapropriate in an urban setting as Seattle,
> > exept for transport from one point to another...
> >
> > And you, how do you take care of your favorite rigger, what sort of
> > adventure do you play for them...
> >
> > AFAIK there's no canon adventure who need or make emphasis on the
> > riggers... or is there ?
Riggers are perfect for surveillance type scenarios. You might suggest that
your players get rid their big armored vehicles for more drones. The groups
could specialize in tracking visiting dignitaries and such. Drones are also
incredibly handy for assassination attempts. (Now I have visions of a
cockroach size drone with a nurotoxin injector, Man I love riggers!)
On the other hand, a smuggler campaign could also be good for the group. A
T-bird run to Denver is natural for multiple riggers (Driver, Navigation,
Weapons, etc.). Pick up the Smuggler Havens scorcebook for some good adventure
ideas.
Bill Thompson - Mahagonny.com
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