Joe Zantek How did using pre-gen characters go?
Joe Zantek How did using pre-gen characters go?
Joe Zantek How did using pre-gen characters go?
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Joe Zantek How did using pre-gen characters go?
Joe Zantek How did using pre-gen characters go?
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Huh?
The pre-gens are likely going to be used in July at Dexcon, for the long con.
Oh, I thought you might have used them at maelstrom as well.
Oh no, I much prefer people creating at the table, just for longcons, it’s much faster to have pseudo “pre-gens”
It’s an idea Jim Crocker offered by letting the players come up with the name and gimmick, but filling in most of the boxes, and predetermining heat.
I.e. The Athlete has heat with the Clown for this reason.
Then the players fill in those names appropriately.
I definitely think pre-determined face/heel might be important, lest i end up with a table of nothing but heels or faces.
Yeah it was a close run thing on Saturday night. Which I don’t quite understand. Why would anyone want to be a face when they can be a heel. Says the investment banker.
Everyone wants to be a heel.
(I mean, including actual wrestlers!)
In my game of 6, originally we had 5 faces.
What a bunch of weirdos!
It was crazy!
Luckily for all, I was heel enough for most. I actually really was excited about playing a heel manager for a face wrestler. It has some really fun story telling possibilities. Imagine the tension that could come out of it.