[dungeoncrawl] Re: The end of an era
- From: jimkaren@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: dungeoncrawl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 9 Oct 2002 15:58:22 US/Eastern
In her current mood, she'd probably be
just fine with that. :)
But you reminded me of something - with
what we found out last time, Dennis is
Magnus's brother in law, and their
three kids are his nephew and nieces...
> Baish wants to bang her, just to
complete the circle of sleeping with
every
> female that Magnus is related to
either through blood or marriage. :)
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: jimkaren@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:jimkaren@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002
11:46 AM
> To: dungeoncrawl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [dungeoncrawl] Re: The end
of an era
>
> On another note, did the revelations
> last time about Celane change
anyone's
> opinion of the character? Do you see
> any PCs treating her differently as a
> result?
>
> >
> > Yes, it could make things
> interesting. It might also be
> interesting
> > to see if someone that doesn't want
> the power receives it. Let's say
> > Nadan gets it. Might his
> subconscious influence the way he
> creates a
> > world? Perhaps he makes elves
> superior, drow their slaves, and
dwarves
> > a dying race. That could be
> interesting.
> > There's a lot of very
interesting
> ideas here. I think everyone
> > might be surprised by how Magnus
> reacts to things.
> >
> > jimkaren@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> >
> > > I kind of feel like we're
> > > doing "experimental" D&D, like
70s
> rock
> > > and roll or something. I mean,
if I
> > > was actually a character in this
> > > adventure, I'd be figuring out
who
> my
> > > real friends were really quick and
> > > deciding what to do next. Let's
> say I
> > > was lawful good - I'd pow-wow with
> > > Gadget and Faceus and figure out
> how to
> > > pull the rug out from under
Magnus.
> > >
> > > As DM, I won't obstruct or help
any
> > > certain character - I hope
everyone
> > > understands when I say that there
> will
> > > be serious opposition against the
> group
> > > (not necessarily the Black
Legion),
> and
> > > that any current PC or NPC could
> end up
> > > with the power through sheer
> attrition.
> > >
> > > It would also help us define the
> > > pantheon - if Magnus and Dennis
are
> no
> > > longer friends because Magnus
kills
> > > Celane, or if Baish and Gadget
> become
> > > bitter enemies, so much the
better -
> it
> > > will spice up the pantheon.
> > >
> > > >
> > > > I thought I would start a
new
> > > list, since the last one was
> getting a
> > > > tad long.
> > > > Jim, you have renewed my
> interest
> > > in this plot, and hopefully
> > > > Damon's as well. Basically, the
> > > question of whether or not the
> > > > characters will succeed is a
moot
> > > one. Jim has said we will, but
> > > > honestly, even if he hadn't
said
> it,
> > > of course the characters would
> > > > succeed. I understand what
Damon
> was
> > > saying in his e-mail, but we
> > > > always know the characters will
> > > succeed. How many times have we
> failed,
> > > > in any campaign? Sure, we lose
> > > battles, but how often do we lose
> the
> > > > war? All Jim really did was
> > > verbalize it.
> > > > So the question now is, how
> well
> > > will the party succeed? Whosoever
> > > > grasps the power controls the
> > > destiny. That's a pretty tall
> order.
> > > > Will one of the Riders
succeed?
> Will
> > > one of the Black Legion? Celane?
> > > > How will Magnus' world differ
from
> > > Quasit's? Escrima's? Gadget's?
> > > > Will the party turn against each
> > > other to claim the power? In my
> > > > opinion, the question of how the
> > > adventure will end, and who will
> > > > imprint the world with their
> desires,
> > > is infinitely more interesting
> > > > than whether or not the group
will
> > > succeed at all. Hopefully Damon
> > > > agrees.
> > > >
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