My take on Condition Threshold :
My take on Condition Threshold :
You can defeat an enemy regardless of the number of Conditions, if it suits well with the fiction. But anytime EIC gets a chance, he can revive the enemy with EIC action.
But if you really want to neutralize the threat permanently(or at least, for a long time), you should give a conditions until the threshold exceeds. EIC can’t use the enemy until the fiction demands it (and it needs a lot of excuses)
What do you think?
Does anyone have tips for/comments on running WiP at galaxy scale?
Does anyone have tips for/comments on running WiP at galaxy scale? One player wanted supers, one wanted space/western. We decided to model it on guardians of the galaxy and firefly. I saw that some stuff directly references NY, but in general the setting is flexible(the name referencing worlds gave me hope that this shouldn’t be a problem). I’m slightly concerned about bonds beyond the team itself, given the amount of time spent with only the team on a ship, at least as shown in our chosen models. Any particular pros/cons that jump out at any of you regarding running this game in WiP?
In the video below, I talk about some of the games I want to run in the next year.
In the video below, I talk about some of the games I want to run in the next year. Have a look! What games are you looking forward to playing in 2017?
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What games are you looking forward to playing in 2017?
What games are you looking forward to playing in 2017?
Originally shared by Lonnie Spangler
What games are you looking forward to playing in 2017?
Hi
Hi
I don’r really get how you can gain achievements. Every time you unlock a new driver playbook or a new driver movement you do you gain 1 achievement? After completing ome driver playbook, can you unlock another? What other source of achievement exist?
Hey guys.
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I’m looking for some WiP adventures.
I’m looking for some WiP adventures.
Are there any official ones or free fan made?
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I really like the game and will be running it very soon for a group of teens as their first rpg.
I really like the game and will be running it very soon for a group of teens as their first rpg.
I am curious after reading most of the posts here and elsewhere, if there was ever a second edition, what design choices would you change based on feedback?
What seems to trip up people the most? How can it be made more clear?
I’m going to be running a one shot and wanted to source the group for ideas.
I’m going to be running a one shot and wanted to source the group for ideas.
1. What are some cool Cinematic/Comic Book ideas that you’d use to do a great scene involving a giant robot attacking New York?
2. Ultron. How would you handle him in WiP?