Heh if you want to see silly then you should see ELA where silly is the
rule. Imagine if you will a rpg with hordes of attack bunnies that love
sweet potatoes and the only way to get rid of them is with explosive sweet
potatoes.
Or a bunny the 10 times the size of Godzilla named Cuddles. Where Paris gets
blown to hell not once not twice but three times. Where lysol can kill
vampires and Manhatten Island ends up 10,000 ft above sea level.
Even though atm most of us are waiting for a guy to post so we can all
attack the big ass dragon its as funny as hell reading the story, not to
mention being part of its creation.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert A. Howard"
To:
Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2001 11:43 PM
Subject: GM: When Games Get Silly
> Have you ever had a campaign where it just starts to fizzle out and then
gets really silly? I mean, lately we've not been able to get anything really
done in my game. I've gotten burned out and I know it... but we want to
finish a campaign for once in our
> lives. ;)
>
> But today we found things getting silly. AD&D game, and we started talking
about the stock market and how tinker gnomes were buying up all the oil to
try and build horseless carriages that ran off steam and they needed the oil
for lubrication. ;) And one
> player thought the rest of the group had been crushed under a lot of stone
and was trying to dig them out, and another player used Wraithform to pop
out of the wall and then fled again when the person tried to attack thinking
he'd turned into an Undead an
> d then trying to be convinced that he was alive and such. And other stuff.
>
> So. What do you do when games turn silly? And should I just ride with it
and keep it silly even as they try to save the world?
>
> Rob
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