Ricky Bobby
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I was reading over the Scenario Submission advice again and something struck me as slightly funny, having just come from GenCon.
Josh writes: "Avoid child endangerment stories. It's cheap, it's trite, and I'm tired of reading them."
And yet...
Tom Baumbach
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I was reading over the Scenario Submission advice again and something struck me as slightly funny, having just come from GenCon.
Josh writes: "Avoid child endangerment stories. It's cheap, it's trite, and I'm tired of reading them."
And yet...
** spoiler omitted **
Shesgreen's 4th rule of writing: When you break the rules, make sure you do it with style.
Dane Pitchford
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At the point where they wrote that, they were getting a surprising number of child endangerment submissions. What I took from it was that they were even more ridiculous and unnecessary than the events of scenario 2-01.
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Turin the Mad
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At the point where they wrote that, they were getting a surprising number of child endangerment submissions. What I took from it was that they were even more ridiculous and unnecessary than the events of scenario 2-01.
That was written - as I recall - at some time during Year 0. So ... iron is still detected a smidge. :P
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I don't see what the big de....AND THAT KID'S ON THE DAMN ESCALATOR AGAIN!