Re: [DL] Night of Wolves

[Lorgryt <lorgryt.detroll@verizon.net>]

Looks like the Marshal of that game FAILED!  Get  A Rope!

Seriously, though, the Marshal should have been watching the players 
better, and spoon-fed them some of the clues to keep them interested in 
finishing as heros instead of servants of the Reckoners. Burning a city, or 
letting a major servant of evil do it without even trying to stop it should 
cost each and every one of the characters 1D4 in Corruption Points.  I know 
normal people don't have that issue... these yahoos should!  After all, you 
can trade... make that must trade... 1 level of Faith for each point of 
Corruption to buy it off.  Maybe a Grit loss would work as well.

MHO

Bo

At 11:30 AM 1/30/2003 -0500, you wrote:
> > > This is the account of my posse's slip into Deadlands. (We had a blast
>[snip]
> > > It was a good night.
> >
> > I like it!  But, to pick a little nit, I think it was an EVIL night.  ;-)
> >
> > Jeff Y.
>
>
>
>I know this is a wee bit late, but I had a quick question; did the posse
>refuse to go after the poor children because they were afraid to fight the
>wolves, or just annoyed with gameplay?  A while back, I was in a Call of
>Cthulhu game where the party were so tired of trying to piece together every
>little scrap of clue that in the end when we were up to fighting the "Big
>Bad" we said, "forget it; this is so lame." and we just left--San Fran
>burned to the ground because of apathy.  (Of course, for the party, we did
>get a few good liners out of it--"Don't mess with us; we torched San Fran!"
>"Our only regret was that it wasn't LA." "Hey now we know what to do when
>we're stuck; just abandon everything & let Chthuga handle it.")
>
>Jeff S
>
>
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