Re: [DL] [OT] Player's *not* using given knowledge...

[Derek Carmichael <dcarmichael@apple.com>]

This reminds me of a D&D game from about 20 years ago (Yikes! ;-).  I had
like 8 players actually show up that night.  So the best way to handle that?
Everyone was an Orc.  All the characters were part of a raiding party.  The
toughest character was the leader and frequently had to bang heads (in
game!) to keep them moving.  We accomplished very little as far as story
went, but damn if it wasn't one of the best game sessions!

Talk about "party" infighting...

Derek

> On 5/1/02 5:16 PM, "GriffithC@aol.com" <GriffithC@aol.com> wrote:

> Some of our best games revolved around setting the players against each
> other. It often meant that the Marshal had very little to do except watch the
> hilarity and referee the odd squabble. But we had a group that had played
> together a looooong time. And we played plenty of games where it was All For
> One and One For All. So nobody was going to get really mad or pissed off. The
> backbiting games were the exception, but they are the ones we remember as
> being the most fun.
> 
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