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chrisn
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Primetime Reminders
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November 08, 2006, 11:46:11 PM »
I love the fact that conflict resolution is handled in PtA with playing cards (rather than dice). So, when I thought to make some reminders for the players on what they could do when, I made them playing card sized. I'm going to ask players to print these out on stiff paper, cut them out, and bring them with them to the first game. During the game, they can reference their options by what's happening at the top of the card. When we're done, we should be able to pack our reminders up in the same box as the cards.
Anyway, I figured this might be useful to some other players/fans out there as well, so I posted it online. (Presuming your approval, Matt.) If you find any errors or have any suggestions, please let me know.
http://63.135.126.141/PtA/PrimetimeReminders.PDF
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John Harper
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Re: Primetime Reminders
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November 21, 2006, 04:50:03 PM »
Dude, these are AWESOME. I can't believe no one has said so yet.
Thanks for sharing.
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Dave Versace
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Re: Primetime Reminders
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November 21, 2006, 09:43:40 PM »
I only just looked at them but...seconded. A great resource, which I am totally stuffing into my deck of PTA-designated cards!
Dave
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Dave Versace
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"Ever notice that B.A.'s flavour text swells in direct proportion to how much one of our characters is getting screwed?" - Brian, KoDT
cydmab
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Re: Primetime Reminders
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November 22, 2006, 06:38:03 PM »
I think I noticed two deviations from the rules I have (PDF version) - producer I think can normally have a max of 6 cards not 5 (5 from budget plus one free)... plus bonus cards from people spending fan mail on the producer.
I also think you can use each edge as many times as your screen presense over an episode - not once per episode.
Are these typos, house rules, or do have I misunderstood the standard rules?
-William
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Glendower
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My name is Jon.
Re: Primetime Reminders
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November 23, 2006, 02:24:56 PM »
Quote from: cydmab on November 22, 2006, 06:38:03 PM
I think I noticed two deviations from the rules I have (PDF version) - producer I think can normally have a max of 6 cards not 5 (5 from budget plus one free)... plus bonus cards from people spending fan mail on the producer.
I also think you can use each edge as many times as your screen presence over an episode - not once per episode.
The first one is absolutely right: 1 free card plus up to 5 points of budget, for a total of 6 cards on the table. Page 62 has the relevant passage.
The second one is also correct. The character sheet has those three little boxes underneath each edge and connection for that reason. Reference is easy to miss, on the top of page 12.
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chrisn
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Re: Primetime Reminders
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November 24, 2006, 04:18:30 PM »
Thanks for those 2 catches. Those weren't house rules, just my misreading. I've corrected the PDF and reposted it to the same location.
Thanks guys, glad you're finding it useful.
http://63.135.126.141/PtA/PrimetimeReminders.PDF
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Glendower
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Re: Primetime Reminders
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November 24, 2006, 06:04:37 PM »
This is, by the way, Magnificently useful. Thanks for putting it together!
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1000buffalo
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Re: Primetime Reminders
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December 25, 2006, 10:18:00 PM »
Awesome - thanks much for these.
I especially like the playing card sized protagonist sheet.
Well done!
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REkz
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Re: Primetime Reminders
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November 29, 2007, 03:03:19 AM »
Can we repost these, as a pdf or just in html?
The link is ...dead
Thanks! - rekz
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Gugliandalf
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Re: Primetime Reminders
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November 29, 2007, 04:41:21 AM »
Quote from: chrisn on November 24, 2006, 04:18:30 PM
Thanks for those 2 catches. Those weren't house rules, just my misreading. I've corrected the PDF and reposted it to the same location.
Thanks guys, glad you're finding it useful.
http://63.135.126.141/PtA/PrimetimeReminders.PDF
Reader doesn't read. :-(
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Gugliandalf
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Brennen Reece
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Re: Primetime Reminders
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September 16, 2008, 11:20:18 PM »
You can find the reminders here:
http://coloradostorygames.com/files/6/0/2/8/1/126630-118206/PrimetimeReminders.pdf
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relaxingnap
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Re: Primetime Reminders
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October 25, 2008, 02:37:35 AM »
i]"Consider where you are in the episode. The canonical acts are a tried and true structure for scenes in episodes. Act 1... Act 2... Act 3... Act 4...."
The canonical acts are a structure for an entire episode, that is for multiple scenes, not individual scenes; the wording "structure for scenes" is slightly confusing.
Maybe the card could instead read:
"Consider where the scene is in the episode. The canonical acts are a tried and true structure guiding how scenes fit together in an episode. Act 1... Act 2... Act 3... Act 4...."
?
Cheers from Portland, Oregon
-- Will
"Consider where you are in the episode. The canonical acts are a tried and true structure for scenes in episodes. Act 1... Act 2... Act 3... Act 4...."[/i]
The canonical acts are a structure for an entire episode, that is for multiple scenes, not individual scenes; the wording "structure for scenes" is slightly confusing.
Maybe the card could instead read:
"Consider where the scene is in the episode. The canonical acts are a tried and true structure guiding how scenes fit together in an episode. Act 1... Act 2... Act 3... Act 4...."
?
Cheers from Portland, Oregon
-- Will
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