RE: [DL] Are We Doing It Correctly?

[Wes Anderson <wes.anderson@lucasfilm.com>]

And the Moral of this story is what exactly?

The moral was that sometimes rolls are exceptionally good and sometimes they
are bad. Unlike D&D this can effect a Deadlands game in big ways and a
marshal needs to roll with it.

Seemed clear to me if you read the whole thread.


-----Original Message-----
From: Ronald Conner [mailto:marshal_dude@excite.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2000 9:28 AM
To: deadlands@gamerz.net
Subject: Re: [DL] Are We Doing It Correctly?



On Thu, 24 Aug 2000 04:18:56 GMT, deadlands@gamerz.net wrote:

>  Once in the very first adventure my pc's escape prison, get a hold of
some 
>  firearms and come toe to toe with the villain. A mad scientist who was 
>  twisted into a monster. Things went off great. The PC's had a good time 
>  getting too him. Taking out his guards with deadly accuracy. And when
they 
>  confronted the man. Nobody could hit anything. They shot at him, he used
his 
>  powers against them. Every roll was a miss, or damage was so low it only 
>  scratched. This went of for 3 hours! They demolished the building, jumped

>  down three stories. The most that happened was he got a small limp in his

>  leg from a gun shot and they ran out of bullets. Finally I had him escape

>  because it just got too boring.
>  



And the Moral of this story is what exactly?

Ron conner





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