karlprosek |
Okay, I'm here, just trying to figure out if we should reconfigure since the central character dropped out. We can use Gabe as an NPC but it was better when he was a PC.
Plus while we've got Brad and Jane on board with the Gabe storyline it doesn't look like Steve and Raven are gelling. I could bring in more hooks from existing PCs' backgrounds to give the story more immediacy for the group, and I was already planning on having an NPC from somebody's background come in to look for Gabe, but I'm wondering if maybe we should just shift the focus away from Gabe altogether.
Anyone have any thoughts?
TheStevenHarris |
Up to you to be honest, running him as an NPC might work though, as you can then control the options in that regard.
I'll agree though that Steven and Raven didn't seem to get on that well, but that might be more due to the setting. Admittedly though, they do seem to come from VERY different viewpoints in that Raven seems to want attention (and his powers certainly run in that direction), whereas Steven and the others are trying their best to stay under the radar.
Bradley Maurer |
Okay, I'm here, just trying to figure out if we should reconfigure since the central character dropped out. We can use Gabe as an NPC but it was better when he was a PC.
Plus while we've got Brad and Jane on board with the Gabe storyline it doesn't look like Steve and Raven are gelling. I could bring in more hooks from existing PCs' backgrounds to give the story more immediacy for the group, and I was already planning on having an NPC from somebody's background come in to look for Gabe, but I'm wondering if maybe we should just shift the focus away from Gabe altogether.
Anyone have any thoughts?
I don't mind a refocus. Brad's very invested in Gabe right now, but if he can get Gabe out of town or in some other stable situation then it's all settled for him.
Lorm Dragonheart |
That is the trouble when everyone, except me, are playing paranoid characters. That is not a criticism. I have played characters that are more paranoid, and for good reason. When Raven is off the the stage, he is not trying to be flashy. He would dress down, but of course, that won't stop the attention, since he is basically a nova incubus. He really was trying make a friend with James, because as he said, boredom is dangerous to him. Plus, he is alone, one night stands are one thing, friendship is another. He he is a social character, and could be the public face for the group.
TheStevenHarris |
That is the trouble when everyone, except me, are playing paranoid characters. That is not a criticism. I have played characters that are more paranoid, and for good reason. When Raven is off the the stage, he is not trying to be flashy. He would dress down, but of course, that won't stop the attention, since he is basically a nova incubus. He really was trying make a friend with James, because as he said, boredom is dangerous to him. Plus, he is alone, one night stands are one thing, friendship is another. He he is a social character, and could be the public face for the group.
It wasn't a criticism of your character. :)
Let's see what happens on the next day anyways, as James isn't likely to write someone off right away. Besides, I kinda figured that the two of them likely had a fair bit of small talk in between our RP'ed bits. Otherwise it would have been the weirdest day ever for either of them ;-)
So let's see what our GM cooks up for the evening, and let's let James and Raven finish up their evening? :)
Samnell |
Something blew up at work, guys, sorry. I've got a cabinet member yelling at my boss's boss. It's been crazy the past couple of weeks. I'm hoping to get back to regular posting by mid-week next week.
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