Re: [DL] Shamans and Trains

["Daphne Brunelle" <dbrune4@po-box.mcgill.ca>]

True, spontaneity is not the forte of most shamans, but there will be 
opportunities for this particular one to invoke the spirits should he so
desire. I'll think on it some more...

You know, Ross, you can always come aboard (so to speak). One of the
"regulars" isn't going to be there, so you can always bring Marshall
whatever his name is, if Steve and Julia and the rest don't object (and
frankly, I don't see why they would). Of course, the surprise element will
kind of be lost for you, since this is essentially a reworked version of
"Comin' Round the Mountain," which I intended to lead the characters slowly
but surely into my own little Deadlands world (*insert machiavelian laughter
here*).

Ciao,

Daphné
--
Where am I going, and why am I in this handbasket?

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>From: Ross Coburn <coburn@sympatico.ca>
>To: deadlands@gamerz.net
>Subject: [DL] Shamans and Trains
>Date: Tue, Jun 6, 2000, 11:17 AM
>

> Heya Daphné,
>
> I am assuming that this is the GM's Circle game?  (Damn, and I so want to
> try actually PLAYING Deadlands one day...)
>
> Personally, I would try leaving things as they are, rules-wise.  You may
> notice that Shamans are pretty much useless at on-the-spot conjurations, as
> Appeasement costs are pretty high, and accumulating that many points takes
> time.  It will be penalty enough, I suspect.
>
> I note that it is precisely two weeks until the next Deadlands game (the
> 22nd)...  <sigh>
>
> Oh, and I'm slowly gettin' to work on the River o' write-up.  Good practice
> for all the writing I'm supposed to be doing these days.
>
> Ross Coburn
> coburn@sympatico.ca
>
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