Re: [WW] All's quiet

[Nathaniel Bennett <nathaniel_bennett@yahoo.com>]

What inspires me about Weird Wars is the Pacific
Theater. I've always wanted to run a game based on a
combat air squadron in the Pacific, and Weird Wars is
what's going to hook my players (who love Deadlands
and d20, but wouldn't play a straight WWII game).

What's going to keep it from tanking? Weird Wars
allows a CO to use real history but not be constrained
by it. It's like having the world's most detailed
meta-plot already written. A CO can use history for
inspiration, but the players know that history has not
progressed as it did in the real world so an Allied
victory is not secure. A CO will be able to instill
fear in players because the players will understand
the consequences of loosing.

And of course the CO being inspired by the material
always helps.

-N

--- mAdHaTtEr <jeff@wizards.com> wrote:
> on the Weird War front.
> 
> So a question for all you future COs. What are you
> going to do with your
> Weird War campaign to insure it doesn't tank? What
> things will you do each
> session to make the players wanna come back?
> 
> Also I know I keep being a pest but I was wondering
> if any playtester out
> there could give us a taste of how the vehicle rules
> work.
> 
> THANX
> 
> 
> 
> mAdHaTtEr
> 
> "Our guns fire love"
>         -Sour Mash SCL 10.2
>           Squad Green Flames
> 
> 
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