Anyone for adventure?

A thread of 2 messages, 17 January 1990 to 19 January 1990, in the order they were sent.

#787 Anyone for adventure?

Richard Johnson · 17 January 1990

Anyone out there care to participate in a play-by-email adventure?

I think I can wrest a little time from my schedule to moderate, if
people would like to play...

If possible, I'd like to try to run the adventure (campaign if it
goes that far) double blind.  That is, players mail the characters'
actions in, I try to decode the overall effect, and then post the
publicly visible result.  Communication between characters is OK,
too, if I get a copy. (Referees are notorious busybodies.)

I'm not sure yet whether to have pre-generated characters, or to
have players use their own.

Public feedback on the list until we decide if this is going to
happen, please.

You can reach me at:

[email removed]       	 	 [email removed]
or
[email removed]             ...[email removed]

Try the Oregon Software adress first, I'm here more.
	Richard


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#795 Re: Anyone for adventure?

Frobozz · 19 January 1990 · reply to #787

hiya,

Count me in any play by email adventure. I'd simply love to play.

I'm also willing to comment about any ideas put forward. I tried to figure
out how to run a trillion credit squadron campaign by e-mail.  The big problem
we came up with was how to adequately run combat without turning it too
simplistic.

Running the adventure double blind would be the most entertaining but it
would involve a lot of work for the moderator.

							Paul
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