RE: [DL] Timing of written adventures (Spoilers)

["Finley, Frank" <Frank.Finley@ksmail.state.ks.us>]

Myself personally, I will tweak the timing of things just a little bit.

Mainly because I screwed up on it, but the posse hasn't noticed at all.
Just make sure not to do interrelated metaplot stuff out of order.  As
long as it goes, generally in the right order things seem to work out.

My posse right now is playing winter of 1876.  But several things they
rely upon haven't happened yet in the meta-plot.  But, as long as you
don't have them doing something that was fundamental to what already
happened, you should be good.


-----Original Message-----
From: owner-deadlands@gamerz.net [mailto:owner-deadlands@gamerz.net] On
Behalf Of David Sumpter
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 2:19 PM
To: deadlands@gamerz.net
Subject: [DL] Timing of written adventures (Spoilers)

I have a question, my game has been going for a while now, I'm into
August 1877, and I'm getting
Independence Day, and want to run Ghost Busters and Dead Presidents.
Now, there are Nationwide
events that take place during these last 2, and I am wondering how all
important the timing of all
these different eventsreally is, in the overall scheme.  Like Robert E
Lee and Jefferson Davis'
deaths, and Lincoln going nuts.  Obvioulely, Independence Day takes
place arounf July 4th, but
does the year matter?  And what about Perditions Daughter?  I've heard
it is set at Christmas
1875, is that true? and is that key to the meta plot?  I am working in
elements of the Reckoners
and the Rail Wars slowly.  The posse has gotten tied into the Rail Wars
twice and doesn't realize
it.  But soon...

=====
David Sumpter

"That's mighty big talk for a One-Eyed, fat man."

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