Re: [DL] Howdy all...

[Markus Finster <markus.finster@chello.at>]

Welcome!

Just a quick answer concerning the maps:
At http://www.livgenmi.com/1895.htm you'll find maps of the States & 
Territories as of 1895.
They're pretty huge and detailed and I found them quite useful ;-)

Markus

At 22:23 02.11.2002, Chad M. Horsley wrote:
 >New to  the forum again...I, after two years or so of putting down the
 >Marshall's badge have decided to take it up again and am looking for a
 >little advice from everyone out there.  Lots of stuff has happened since
 >last I played and I have kept up with most of it.  Some of my big
 >questions as a Marshall again are as follows:
 >1. How do you really work to make a long term chronicle for players that
 >is enjoyable but continues to truly instill the fear of the Deadlands
 >and what can you do to make it better or more enjoyable?  In addition to
 >this, what time frame would it be best to start in because it seems like
 >everything happened in 1877
 >
 >2. I know that there used to be some great adventures out there on-line
 >but it looks like most of the sites haven't been updated since I stopped
 >running Deadlands and I can't find any of some of those really cool
 >adventures anymore it seems, some people did amazing jobs with some home
 >brewed adventures?
 >
 >3. Has anyone else taken a Wild west possee and transplanted them to
 >Hell on Earth and has it been a successful transition?
 >
 >4. In addition to all of this, I am a little lost about this
 >Pinkerton/Agency switch over because I have a player who will be playing
 >a member of the Agency but I am really unsure when the switch actually
 >took place...I am think of changing a few things since we have only had
 >one game and have some of the strange changes of the switch over from
 >the Pinkertons to the Agency be one of the few things that happen...any
 >ideas on how to implement this...
 >
 >5. Lastly, I have desparately tried to find some good closer maps for
 >deadlands with a little more detail of the world in one place and I just
 >wondered if there are some better maps for random areas of the world
 >besides what is in the book...
 >
 >THanks all so much to an old cowpoke pinning on the silver star yet
 >again....
 >
 >Chad 'Backlash' Horsley
 >
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