Hugh handled it well by taking the opportunity as a diversion and retrieving the records. My thoughts were like Chad's, run, we're all going to jail. Because Hugh stayed calm, I believe everyone could adjust.KeeperMurph wrote:I definitely went a little awry with that. Dan handled it just fine by me, however, as most of the fault with that lay squarely at my feet.
I don't blame the M.A.P.S. angle on why there was an Anarchist in the group. This is common in every rpg, characters are created individually, players add physical or personality quirks and flaws. Sometimes you see what everyone is playing and know right there this could go off the rails at any time. A couple young kids(20s)in my group always play(example)the one-eyed ninja with a warhammer and a high voice. Practical is boring to some people. All I know is non-practical is not boring....cheers to you all for this one.
Chad's theater guy was awesome, the Freud stuff, the costume characters were awesome, Murph's Anarchist rants in the straight jacket, the elitist car, the queer shots were all great, and Hugh's dilettante was throwing cash at the problem like only they can.
Oh yeah, good to finally hear ya run one Dan, I don't think you went easy on them, you have a pleasant disposition about your style that I think topped it all off. Looking forward to more.
