Re: [DL] The Good, The Dead, and The Supported

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

For me, the big selling point always were the cards and the fate chips. 
First they were sceptical about a Western-RPG. But when I told them: "Hey, 
the spellcasting works with poker cards and you don't just spend a Karma 
Point - you throw in a poker chip!"
Suddenly, they all were like: "Yeah, we should give it a try..."

Markus

At 20:09 10.05.2003, Matthew Pulido wrote:
> >OK! In the uk deadlands has a pretty good support system amoungst it's 
> gamers but I personally >vote we all grab our deadlands graphics and 
> start making promotional posters to stick up either o >the official site 
> or with shanes permission up at our local game stores, let's see em 
> complain then, >besides, you only dislike deadlands if you haven't played 
> it, I have never yet met a gamer that >turned their nose up at it once 
> they had t6aken their first steps along the trails.
>
>I'll one better that. I've never met a gamer that I described Deadlands to 
>who didn't like the idea enough to want to play.
>
>Talison