Post-bash beardage
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Post-bash beardage
Well, a large number of bashees expressed interest in Shadowrun as a result of beard shenanigans. This is a good thing. If you would like to post here about said interest in SR or other beard games that would be wonderful. There are a number of pdf's sitting in the Waugh. Poke Joose, Pants, Grimmie, Deject or myself with any questions you've thought of.
***Useful books/spreadsheets are listed in the waugh***
For those unsure of their characters, or needing a walk through the creation process, I have and will upload an SR char gen utility.
As for who precisely joins where in SR, I guess Joose and I will work that out shortly.
Joose - If you want notes about either run I can provide.
Editz for numbers as far as I can recall
Joose run -
Grimmie - Nikolai
Roman - Chopper
Deject - Leland
Dog Pants - Al
The Shutting Downs - N-zo
HereComesPete - Frank
HereComesPete run -
Joose - Lex
Deject - Alvrin
Roman - Firenza other person
Dog Pants - Jasper
Fabyak - Jon
People who bearded at bash/expressed interest -
Shada
Berk
Killavodka
Mr Johnson
Jockgit
Wiggy
Shot2Bits
Pnut
Bobbins
***Useful books/spreadsheets are listed in the waugh***
For those unsure of their characters, or needing a walk through the creation process, I have and will upload an SR char gen utility.
As for who precisely joins where in SR, I guess Joose and I will work that out shortly.
Joose - If you want notes about either run I can provide.
Editz for numbers as far as I can recall
Joose run -
Grimmie - Nikolai
Roman - Chopper
Deject - Leland
Dog Pants - Al
The Shutting Downs - N-zo
HereComesPete - Frank
HereComesPete run -
Joose - Lex
Deject - Alvrin
Roman - Firenza other person
Dog Pants - Jasper
Fabyak - Jon
People who bearded at bash/expressed interest -
Shada
Berk
Killavodka
Mr Johnson
Jockgit
Wiggy
Shot2Bits
Pnut
Bobbins
Last edited by HereComesPete on June 15th, 2010, 23:29, edited 4 times in total.
Regarding SLA, for anyone who might be interested, it shall be resumed once my life isn't a chaotic mess. I've at least five BPNs in the pipeline that need meat on their bones, and should tie up one or two story arcs.
Regarding the silliness I believe was appealing in the bash, I have a suggestion. In a past life I played regularly in a traditional face-to-face sense, and every year someone would run a 'Christmas Dungeon'. This was a free-for-all adventure in a setting of the GM's choosing, where the players brought along whatever character they fancied, or indeed created a silly one for a laugh. The GM would simply wing enounters with whatever rules the character was created for, so in theory they could have an encounter where SLA characters were fighting under SLA rules, while SR characters were fighting the same bad guys using SR rules. Since it was all fairly loose and not very serious it worked brilliantly. I reckon if we start thinking about it now one of us might have something playable by Christmas
Since it's technically a one off, it might appeal to 5punkers who want a less regular silly beardy experience.
As an example, the one I remember most fondly was based around Mr Benn's costume shop, with all characters choosing a costume then dashing off on adventures through the changing room. I got a plastic sword out of aChristmas cracker that my character used in his real campaign for ages until it broke when I fell down a pit.
Regarding the silliness I believe was appealing in the bash, I have a suggestion. In a past life I played regularly in a traditional face-to-face sense, and every year someone would run a 'Christmas Dungeon'. This was a free-for-all adventure in a setting of the GM's choosing, where the players brought along whatever character they fancied, or indeed created a silly one for a laugh. The GM would simply wing enounters with whatever rules the character was created for, so in theory they could have an encounter where SLA characters were fighting under SLA rules, while SR characters were fighting the same bad guys using SR rules. Since it was all fairly loose and not very serious it worked brilliantly. I reckon if we start thinking about it now one of us might have something playable by Christmas

As an example, the one I remember most fondly was based around Mr Benn's costume shop, with all characters choosing a costume then dashing off on adventures through the changing room. I got a plastic sword out of aChristmas cracker that my character used in his real campaign for ages until it broke when I fell down a pit.
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Re: Post-bash beardage
Yes please.. I would like all the help I can get..lolHereComesPete wrote: For those unsure of their characters, or needing a walk through the creation process, I have and will upload an SR char gen utility.
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TheJockGit wrote:
Yes please.. I would like all the help I can get..lol
that^
also that christmas beard idea sounds like a good way to gently ease someone not not so familiar with pen and paper beard such as my self into the whole swing of things without having to worry too much about the impact of everything you do as your learning
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It is, but it could be better. I've made approximately umpteen billion characters since making that, so I could really do with updating it. I'll stick it on my to do list!Dr. kitteny berk wrote:http://www.5punk.co.uk/wiki/index.php?t ... r_Creation is bloody handy
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HereComesPete wrote: In terms of it not being mental to follow, boring for those not doing anything, taking forever and generally fucking the GM in the head a practical limit of about six needs to be applied.

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I take it there is an excel sheet somewhere? Not linked in the Wiki as far as I can see.Dr. kitteny berk wrote:http://www.5punk.co.uk/wiki/index.php?t ... r_Creation is bloody handy
Anyone know where it is?

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Pete edit - best to keep things in the pub I guess - go hereTheJockGit wrote:I take it there is an excel sheet somewhere? Not linked in the Wiki as far as I can see.
Anyone know where it is?
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