Setting Rules. Once again, we’re joined by the infamous Sean Patrick Fannon of Shintair renown. We share our favorite setting rules from Pinnacle Entertainment Group’s pool of licenses as…
Setting Rules. Once again, we’re joined by the infamous Sean Patrick Fannon of Shintair renown. We share our favorite setting rules from Pinnacle Entertainment Group’s pool of licenses as…
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Narrative control with paying a benny and turning in the adventure(s)
cards… Brilliant! That is now an unofficial official rule in my
unofficial setting! These vids are the best thing I’ve found on youtube in
a long time… Except for cat videos… Nah, including the cat videos. Wish
I still had my copy of Shaintar, so pissed it’s gone. :-(
Streamed live on Jun 19, 2013
Setting Rules. Once again, we’re joined by the infamous Sean Patrick Fannon
of Shintair renown. We share our favorite setting rules from Pinnacle
Entertainment Group’s pool of licenses as well as some house-rules; which
ends in an impassioned debate about character death and replacement
character creation. Don’t worry, we’re all still talking to each other
(lol).
This one ended up with an impassioned debate about PC death and XPs.
In case you missed the live stream….
We are live and talking Setting Rules
We are live and talking Setting Rules
“I came up with a new character with this cool combo of Edges that I want
to try now.”
There are players who will abuse character death as a means of swapping
characters willy nilly.
Not that I use it, but there is a value to having players come back weaker.
Players that survive should feel that they their characters are more
important and are more experienced then new ones, particularly when new
characters will come in more optimized, due to campaign progressions. It
comes in at the level of Do you punish players for things beyond their
control, or do you reward players that act more carefully? It’s a question
I prefer to avoid, but some GM’s like the question.