On Mon, Oct 24, 2005 at 05:06:50PM -0500, Tim Hall wrote: >Do you think this idea will work? Will something like this actually >make a good convention scenario? I've played in a game with this premise, though I don't know whether it was a published Cthulhu adventure or something the GM made up. The only problem was that we knew in advance it was _Call of Cthulhu_, so we were _expecting_ eldritch nastiness. >I'm trying to work out who should be the PCs in the game. I think the >singer would pretty much have to be an NPC, as he would either start the >game insane, or go insane during the game. >I think some of the rest of the band *could* be PCs. Other PCs might be >the band's sleazy manager, a roadie, a music journalist and a groupie. If you've access to a copy of Misty Lackey's _Children of the Night_, there's some decent group-dynamic in there as a band comes under the influence of a dubious Svengali-figure. >Then there's the question of the nature of the horrible things. Would >the chant summon some Squamous and Rugose Mythos creature? Or should >the singer *become* the monster, as a sorcerer wielding unholy power? In a longer-term game the audience would become cultists, going off and starting their own... "fan clubs". :-) -- Roger, gaming grognard Lots of role-playing stuff: http://tekeli.li/ ---------------------------------------------------------------- GAMERS Home Page: http://www.phoenyx.net/gamers/


