Which is why I emphasised their importance to the GM. A strongly executed theme is a symptom of non-apathy, and strict adherence to a motivating one will ward it off. Particularly important when there are great expectations of a certain GM...
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Which is why I emphasised their importance to the GM. A strongly executed theme is a symptom of non-apathy, and strict adherence to a motivating one will ward it off. Particularly important when there are great expectations of a certain GM...
Eh, it seems a waste of time and effort that aren't appreciated.
Which is half the reason you aren't a respected GM. Half by number of points, not by magnitude of course.
Hey, I was just happy I instantly recognised it without Googling
I'd have preferred some Joyce though, it's easier and more pleasurable reading than Dickens' twaddle. Not more transparent, since Dickens goes to great pains to labour the point; but rather easier.
Since when have you read Joyce. You hadn't read Ulysses as of about 2 weeks ago. -_-Hey, I was just happy I instantly recognised it without Googling
It's on Project Gutenberg. Not that I've done more than skim through parts of the stream, since I have more important things to be doing. I'll get around to properly reading a proper copy some time soon, I expect.
I thought that was due to the crazy and wacky setups I have that collapse on themselves. Also I was going to argue a couple points, then I realised I'm on the paradox forums and now the points are moot. When I hold another game, there'll be a theme even though everyone ignores it.
Due to some personal stuff, I'm really not in a mindset to GM anything. Heck, I'm barely interested in playing. So I will have to retract my offer/request to GM the next Big.
Have at it. I still want to do one, but I'm thinking later in the summer would be better.
Good, Cliges and I are looking set to go for the next one
If I can find time to discuss it while not going off on tangents.
Do a combination. That way it's more fun, flexible, and up to the users imagination.
The Shaman I was referring to is a goodie role. They have the ability to hand out totems which apply a plethora of boons or weaknesses, in some cases they can become corrupted and turned into a baddie. I once wrote up a long description of the role and the various totems they could have access too if you want to try and find it.
