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<blockquote data-quote="Cassandra" data-source="post: 5349537" data-attributes="member: 18157">We've run Against the Darkness many times at conventions, and it does seem to lend itself to episodic play. Your idea sounds like a great way to run a campaign. When we want characters to be sent on a mission by someone, we tend to base them in a city where an archbishop is located, figuring that would represent a high enough level of authority - and population area - to warrant having a group of Justiciars around. Boston, Denver, and Chicago are some I know we have used.Oh, and we do have one adventure in which the Illuminati make a cameo appearance. It's easy to imagine a world in which the Illuminati and the Justiciars find themselves running into each other, possibly frequently.By the way, if you're on Facebook, we invite you to drop by the <a href="http://www.facebook.com/TabletopAdventures" target="_blank">Tabletop Adventures page</a> and open this discussion there also.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cassandra, post: 5349537, member: 18157"] We've run Against the Darkness many times at conventions, and it does seem to lend itself to episodic play. Your idea sounds like a great way to run a campaign. When we want characters to be sent on a mission by someone, we tend to base them in a city where an archbishop is located, figuring that would represent a high enough level of authority - and population area - to warrant having a group of Justiciars around. Boston, Denver, and Chicago are some I know we have used. Oh, and we do have one adventure in which the Illuminati make a cameo appearance. It's easy to imagine a world in which the Illuminati and the Justiciars find themselves running into each other, possibly frequently. By the way, if you're on Facebook, we invite you to drop by the [URL="http://www.facebook.com/TabletopAdventures"]Tabletop Adventures page[/URL] and open this discussion there also. [/QUOTE]

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