Re: [DL] Another Silly Question

[3 Fingered Jack <grithtech@yahoo.com>]

Thank you =)
And thanks for everyones advice..
I will start with Coming around the mountain, and then
go to perditions Daughter.
This will be my 1st times with this rule set, having
run Gurps and D20 deadlands.
I love the Game, but i want to run it how it should be
run.

Thanks
Marshal Dregg



--- Old Kethcum <old_ketchum@yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
> My personal vote would be for you to not use the "PC
> Train of Doom and Gloom and All Other Things Bad and
> Nasty" AKA "Night Train".  Try to go for an
> adventure with smaller combats scenes until you and
> your group get a little used to keeping Deadlands
> combat moving.  Of course, a couple of trial runs
> through some mock combat could alleviate this
> problem.  Deadlands is my
> all-time-hands-down-no-question-about-it favorite
> RPG ever, but combat can be a bit intimidating to
> just jump into with practice.  There are an awful
> lot of modifiers and options to remember, and it can
> get confusing.  I would recomemend making a cheat
> sheet for your players with common combat modifiers
> (both positive and negative), and different options
> they have in combat, i.e. test of wills, dodging,
> running away (why does the posse never think to
> turn-tail when thier dieing, sheesh).  Okay, enough
> rambling from and old Marshal.  Have fun, it's
> dang-near impossible not to.
>                                                     
>                               Ketchum
>  Melissa-Suzanne wrote:
> "Night Train" ranks among my all-time favorite
> adventures. (I'm not a
> marshall, just a posse member.) While you can't go
> wrong with any of
> these three, "Night Train" would be my
> recommendation.
> 
> Melissa
> 
> 
> Okay, we come out on three.  One . . . two . . . two
> and 3/8 . . .
> 
> 
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