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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GreatLemur" data-source="post: 3884511" data-attributes="member: 28553">Oh, yeah.  We were definitely slowed down a little bit by some system uncertainty, but on the whole it was a hell of a lot of fun.  It's a cool system (if not an extremely intuitive one), the scenario concept was entirely awesome, and all the players really got into the whole thing.  I loved our elaborate, traitorous plans, and I loved how they fell apart due to more backstabbing opportunism.  I'd have loved to play more sessions of that scenario.I think it ended at just about the perfect time, for my purposes, because Metra trains are excruciatingly infrequent, and I just managed to catch one home after the game.But, yeah, I definitely would have been happy to play a longer scenario, because that was a hell of a lot of fun.  And I just now realized another fun element of a Dread game where a player does finally topple the tower: Afterwards, when the tower is rebuilt and more stable, the surviving characters are free to succeed without too much risk, so they get a really great, narrativist-appropriate "avenge our fallen comrade" boost.Dang, now I really feel like running a Dread one-shot for my regular group.  That was a fun, fun game.  Once again, Pbartender: Nice work.That sounds worth a try.  I'd love to see what kind of results that produces.  Thinking of volunteering next time myself, in fact.</blockquote>