Re: [BNW] Veteran Quirk and Primers

[Drew Bergstrom <drew_bergstrom@yahoo.com>]

<Shambling forth from the shadows where I've been
lurking>

I don't think that the problem here is the quirk,
rather it's your perception of the quirk.

Certainly organizations like the Delta Warriors and
other Defiants don't have any legal pull (which would
allow them to do things such as issue warrants), they
also do not have any bureaucratic restrictions (thus
allowing them to strike at their target 'at will').

I envision the 'Wanted' quirk to be the equivalent of
the Champions disadvantage 'Hunted;' meaning simply
that you have made someone's sh!#+ list.

But hey, I could be wrong
<and thus I return, to the all encompassing shadows>


--- Sebastien Blouin <sblou@videotron.ca> wrote:
> Quick question for the listserv.
> 
> The Veteran Edge, as explained in the BNW rule book,
> is perfect for
> Defiant characters. Indeed, giving +5 points at the
> cost of getting a -5
> enemy and the Wanted Quirk is pretty obvious, as the
> character no doubt
> made a name for himself and gotten himself in loads
> of trouble.
> 
> Now, here's things get interesting...
> 
> Suppose a guide decide to run a Delta Prime
> campaign, and a player wants
> to take the Veteran Quirk? Surely there are some
> Primers around who
> would qualify as Veterans. Now, the -5 Enemy Quirk
> still goes fine (the
> character no doubt is high on the Defiance "hit
> list"), but... What
> about the "Wanted" Quirk? A Wanted Primer is kind of
> a contradiction in
> terms...
> 
> So, what could be an appropriate substitute?
> 
> 
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