10-4 NT -- Faalor, a NWN Campaign setting

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Subject: 10-4 NT

Author:
Justin

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Date Posted: 09:39:49 09/21/02 Sat
In reply to: Lee 's message, "Updates after tonight's meeting" on 18:43:13 09/20/02 Fri

>Ok, after our talk last night, I�ve come up with some
>ideas on how to proceed.
>
>1) Starting out. I think at this point, I�ll just let
>folks start out any way they want to. I�ll get back
>to each of you to refine the starting conditions, the
>why�s and wherefores of being in Bridalveil, and
>suggest some possible changes to your characters to
>make it easier to hook them into a larger plot and put
>you into some sort of contact with your fellow PCs.
>Folks should have some connection with Bridalveil,
>either as a citizen, guardsmen, or something like
>that. The campaign will revolve around �saving� the
>town from some outside force (not sure what that may
>be yet but I have some ideas). I don�t want to force
>any parties or plots (I HATE scripted plots anyway),
>but I also don�t want to do a lot of work and have
>players ignore it because it�s IC to do so. That
>means making characters that will be pulled into the
>plots not ones that you have to force into them.
>2) I�m shifting gears some and players have to
>understand that there�s going to be one big plot not
>many smaller ones like I had originally planned. I
>think I can pretty much pull off a �living� town as a
>decent backdrop and a single major story arc, aside
>for that, the first time through�s gonna be pretty
>straightforward. I guess we�re all on a bit of a
>learning curve.
>3) All PC sheets (along with an appropriate backup
>character) need to be in to me by October 1st.

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nod nod (NT)	Jay	09:46:00 09/21/02 Sat