On Fri, 16 Dec 2005, Carl D Cravens wrote: CDC>Oh, you're talking about the game Scott Heine ran, which really didn't CDC>get very far. I enjoyed it because it was people acting funny, but CDC>not because there was any real roleplaying going on. Yup, very "lite." I like convention games like that, though. As an onlooker, anyway. (And yeah, I was technically playing in it, but that was just so I'd have a seat at the table...) CDC>I'm talking about the "it's not really Hero System, we just call it CDC>that, and it's not 'live action' because GenCon doesn't allow that CDC>(wink, wink), but we're going to line up our chairs like they were a CDC>starship cockpit, and our only rule is we've got these three CDC>stuffed-fabric dinosaur dice with a lobster (a lobster's a dinosaur!) CDC>and 'other dinosaurs' on them, and rolling the dinosaurs is good." Oh. That. The one where I said "Neato, so you decided to *not* warn us this was a LARP, and here's me in my hip-to-ankle brace with a shredded knee. Thank you, Mr. GM." And somehow, we let him talk us into staying. -- Karen J. Cravens silver@phoenyx.net ---------------------------------------------------------------- GAMERS Home Page: http://www.phoenyx.net/gamers/
