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featherynscale alluded to earlier, we're running a D&D campaign on the "Amnesia" model (based on a campaign ursulav was in, partially). They've done Something, and then Something Bad happened, and they've forgotten who they are. Of course their equipment has become separated from them, so they can't figure it out that easily...
It starts Friday, so it's not like you all can really crack the code or anything before our players get to play, but this is all they get for their characters at first. More memories will filter in later, like, say, what class they are.
Actually, we don't hate our players, or their characters. In fact, we've gotten rather inordinately fond of them over the course of creating their world, and history, and damn near everything else. It's probably the easiest sort of campaign for players to jump into, and the most maddening shortly thereafter.
featherynscale alluded to earlier, we're running a D&D campaign on the "Amnesia" model (based on a campaign ursulav was in, partially). They've done Something, and then Something Bad happened, and they've forgotten who they are. Of course their equipment has become separated from them, so they can't figure it out that easily...It starts Friday, so it's not like you all can really crack the code or anything before our players get to play, but this is all they get for their characters at first. More memories will filter in later, like, say, what class they are.
Actually, we don't hate our players, or their characters. In fact, we've gotten rather inordinately fond of them over the course of creating their world, and history, and damn near everything else. It's probably the easiest sort of campaign for players to jump into, and the most maddening shortly thereafter.
