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Jane
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Sorry. Can't help. I have to work.  |
Call in sick then?  |
"Rev. Stuart regrets that due to a particularly virulent case of swine flu he is recuperating in Sheffield..." Hmm. Temptation is a wicked thing! |
Trouble is with that job, while your immediate boss may fall for a porkie or two, a few levels higher up and it gets more difficult. Or so I'm told. |
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ElaineM
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| Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 9:47 am Post subject: |
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Trouble in New York
A super heroes game using the Savage Worlds/Necessary Evil rules.
Another day, another crime in the Big Apple and the cities defenders come to the rescue. However what at first seems like a simple crime quickly becomes something far more dangerous. |
please let me know which slot I will be filling so I know how much time I have. |
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Can slot you in on Sunday morning, 10am-1pm.
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| Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 10:23 am Post subject: |
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| Jane wrote: |
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| Sorry. Can't help. I have to work. |
Call in sick then? |
"Rev. Stuart regrets that due to a particularly virulent case of swine flu he is recuperating in Sheffield..." Hmm. Temptation is a wicked thing! |
Trouble is with that job, while your immediate boss may fall for a porkie or two, a few levels higher up and it gets more difficult. Or so I'm told. |
I hear that God is an equal opportunities employer, and an avid role-player as well. His autobiography, Does God Play Dice? is a huge international best-seller.
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voidstate
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I'd love to run a game. I was planning to but then all the GMing slots filled up before I had made a final decision on what to GM.
Is there still a slot free? I'd much prefer the Sunday morning if possible as my brain works much better earlier in the day but I'll take whichever.
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Jane
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I'd love to run a game. I was planning to but then all the GMing slots filled up before I had made a final decision on what to GM.
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Thank you for stopping me feeling guilty about pulling out! |
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voidstate
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I'd love to run a game. I was planning to but then all the GMing slots filled up before I had made a final decision on what to GM.
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Thank you for stopping me feeling guilty about pulling out! |
No problem!
Although I'm not entirely sure it's me that'll get to fill the gap... looking at the timetable I can see neither free slots nor "In Pavis' fair city". |
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ElaineM
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| Posted: Fri Sep 18, 2009 1:56 pm Post subject: |
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I'd love to run a game. I was planning to but then all the GMing slots filled up before I had made a final decision on what to GM.
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No problem!
Although I'm not entirely sure it's me that'll get to fill the gap... looking at the timetable I can see neither free slots nor "In Pavis' fair city". |
There is a spare slot on Sunday morning, in pink on the latest version of the timetable. Let me know what you want to run - it's a 3hr slot.
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Does that mean I got the 4 hour slot? I personally dont mind doing ether.
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ElaineM
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| Does that mean I got the 4 hour slot? I personally dont mind doing ether. |
No, you still have Sunday morning too - I moved a previous Sunday morning game to Sunday afternoon, freeing up two slots. One for you, one for Fergus, if he wants
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No 3 hours is perfect it means I can taylor the game so I know what time frame I'm covering.
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| Jane wrote: |
| voidstate wrote: |
I'd love to run a game. I was planning to but then all the GMing slots filled up before I had made a final decision on what to GM.
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Thank you for stopping me feeling guilty about pulling out! |
No problem!
Although I'm not entirely sure it's me that'll get to fill the gap... looking at the timetable I can see neither free slots nor "In Pavis' fair city". |
There is a spare slot on Sunday morning, in pink on the latest version of the timetable. Let me know what you want to run - it's a 3hr slot. |
Hurray!
Well, I was going to run a Savage SLA Industries game but there's already on on in that slot, plus it seems to be the only slot with no pirate/nautical game going so...
...on a Dead Man's Chest
A more rotten-lucked crew of ne'er-do-wells never sailed the seas of Caribdus. Losing your first quarry in a sudden squall off Perck, harried by British frigate for half a week then a Spaniard galleon for half a week more, pulling in to the Whip Islands to collect water only for the cap’n and his landing party to never return, damned fishmen climbing aboard in the dead of night and dragging off a dozen sleeping men, driven back from the next merchantman you tried to board after it proved to be transporting British redcoats to a new colony in Torath Ka... you could scarce believe your luck might get any worse.
But that was before the water soured and a fire in the galley spoiled the last barrel of biscuit. And before the fighting started. And the killing.
Now even the grog has run out and the remaining crew is becoming dangerously sober.
But what’s this? With barely enough crew left alive to handle your ship, could the gods be smiling upon you once more? On the horizon lies a listing schooner, a jolly roger hanging limp from the main mast and not a man to be seen on board.
Well, it's not men you're after. Mayhaps they have a barrel of fresh water you could scavenge... And on closer inspection, the ship is lying markedly heavy in the water so there must be something down in that there hold. Might even be there’s a chest or two of treasure down there with which to buy rum enough to drown your shame back in Brigandy Bay.
A 50 Fathoms (Savage Worlds) game of piratical misadventure for 4-6 players. Bonus bennies for swashbuckling, silly accents and outrageous stereotyping! |
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ElaineM
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Hurrah! I shall update the timetable accordingly. Also, you get to prebook a game - let me know what your choice is.
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Newt has asked me to take over the 'Beast OQ' scenario on behalf of d101.
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| Newt has asked me to take over the 'Beast OQ' scenario on behalf of d101. |
Thank you Tom, that is really appreciated. My apologies for dropping it on you. I'll make it up to you at some point.
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ElaineM
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| Newt has asked me to take over the 'Beast OQ' scenario on behalf of d101. |
Thanks Tom, I'll update the timetable. You need to tell me what you want to pre-book too
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