Guess the day was off... again.
Alright, since I didn't see any suddenly unoccupied moving vehicles when we were out driving prior to, during and after the 6pm kick-off time, I think it is safe to assume that the kook was just that... a kook.
Doomsayers have shown up fairly frequently as background figures in RPG sessions I ran during college, probably because NYC is full of them. The trick would be to have one of these loons actually be right, but for all the wrong reasons. Of course, it would be up the the PCs to save the world.
The major problem with an adventure like this, is that it doesn't work well commercially (or even given away for free). Any adventure that can bring the campaign to a complete and utter end if the PCs fail has to be tailored to the PCs AND the campaign. I'd hate to see my game come to an awkward stop due to a generic end of the world adventure.
Time for me to do some reading and write some checks to pay off some bills. I was hoping a rapture-like experience would have done away with those responsibilities ;)
Vigilante City 5E?
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I don't know any specifics but this was post on the Bloat Games Facebook
page a few days again and I'm ready.Will the classes become subclasses for
pre-exi...
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Well, what if there really was a Rapture, but we're all soulless bastards so we missed it?
ReplyDeleteDude, I've been ordained on the internets 3 times. I'd have gotten the phone call ;)
ReplyDeleteMaybe in October, or whenever the next cut is.
ReplyDeleteWhat christian said: What if you held a rapture and nobody came?
ReplyDeleteActually, this outing has made me consider something for the first time: so you set up a universe, give it a fixed time limit and then count up how many people decided to follow you at the finishing post, having only interacted with them unreliably every couple of thousand years or so...
Is it just me, or is that the worst board game ever?