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I seem to have printed out 3 copies of the rules in partial states of completeness due to laptop restarts mid-spool. And now I need some new ink cartridges.

(12-08-2012, 04:59 PM)Angry_Panda Wrote: [ -> ]Okay, have stuff printed out for you tom, and over even put it in a folder!!

Printed out another set as well, just in case.... lol.

Any chance I can grab a copy too??

Hmmmmm..... I suppose I could...

Whats it worth? Gold? Jewels? Biscuits and / or panda accessories? Lol.

I've got two copies as far pages 58 and 80 if you just want to print from there AP?

I'll print the remaining pages happily stu.

And jj, you can have the other copy, I printed it for someone to have!

No worries AP - I missed that you already had a spare so just wanted to offer up my incomplete copies to save you some ink.

So, after 3 - 4 hours over the night buggering about trying to get the work printer working, I finally succeed, and then it runs out of toner.....

I'll print off the remains of the rulebooks next week..... sods law!

Though I'm still expecting gold / jewels / biscuits / panda accessories / cake / something else as thankyou from JJ lol....

Picked up some hardboard for basing some of the buildings/making some walkways, and some thick card for some more buildings. Going to be making some terrain in the next fortnight!

Some barriers would be good as well so might try and have a go at a few.

It looks like we have a maximum of 9 players, although some haven't posted lists yet so don't know if they will join in, but it's never too late (although a month or two in you'll be at some disadvantage joining late due to gangs being stronger - but then weaker gangs gain creds and exp faster.

I hae enough scenery for 1 game to be running, and am planning to make a few more pieces - hopefully enough for two tables. I think Vince, Stuart and Angry Panda also have some terrain? So we should beable to run four games simultaneously if 8 people want a game on the same evening.

Games are played on a 4'x4' table with plenty of scenery needed - multi-story buildings mainly (probably don't need higher than three stories - rougly 9" high) and walkways connecting them. Some ground level scenery is good as well, like barricades or rough ground.

I am also wondering if it's a good idea to set a time-limit on the campaign, say 6 months?

I am thinking of trying to connect the battles we have in a rough story arc, and introducing specific scenarios as the campaign progresses. Having a finishing point would perhaps give the campaign a sense of completeness and would allow for some cool scenarios and a nice storyline to end it.

What do you guys think?

(21-08-2012, 09:01 AM)jaqenhgar Wrote: [ -> ]I am thinking of trying to connect the battles we have in a rough story arc, and introducing specific scenarios as the campaign progresses. Having a finishing point would perhaps give the campaign a sense of completeness and would allow for some cool scenarios and a nice storyline to end it.

What do you guys think?

Sounds good. I'm not familiar with the campaign mechanics, but is it possible to build in a target of some sort - a specific long-term objective to aim for? From memory I think Cutlass campaigns have a concept of a "final showdown", perhaps something to consider too.

I like the idea of building a story from the campaign.