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Author Topic: The end of my campaign and Armor/Blood Loss tokens  (Read 620 times)
sirogit
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« on: April 22, 2004, 05:56:39 PM »

My Riddle of Steel campaign is coming to an end after next session. It was a satisfying if bumpy ride. The parts where the game faltered I learned alot about Narrativism. On the upsides:

) People had alot of fun, the game had a quick moving and involving story, espicially towards the second half.

On the downsides:

) I don't feel like I hit on the deepest aspects of TroS's premise, partly due to dysfunction on the earlier side of the game and partly the characters and/or players being relatively unmotivated, abit more accustomed to railroady sort of affairs.

Anywho, the game was rather light on combat, so when it did come up, I found it suddenly a few of the details to track overwhelming. So, I made a few improvisations. Armor tokens, a few broken off pieces of armor from some legos with "AV #" and "-CP #" so people could remember what they had if they were quickly changing between a large variety of armors, and a small pool of red beads in order to represent blood loss. Maybe some other people could use that as well? Besides the helpfullness factor, it adds a tactile niftiness.
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Kcasar
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« Reply #1 on: April 22, 2004, 08:02:20 PM »

i, on the other end, am just about to start my game. consider your blood token idea stolen :p
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Tash
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« Reply #2 on: April 22, 2004, 09:37:36 PM »

I like it too.  We were using black and red D20s for the same thing:  Red fo blood and black for pain, the number facing off was your penalty.

Your idea is probably better.
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"And even triumph is bitter, when only the battle is counted..."  - Samael "Rebellion"
Emiricol
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« Reply #3 on: April 23, 2004, 08:28:10 AM »

My TRoS book arrives in the next 1-5 days, so thanks for the idea! I plan on stealing it for whatever game I manage to get going :)
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