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Message: <blockquote data-quote="timbannock" data-source="post: 4602608" data-attributes="member: 17913">I've run a few of these before...not too many though.  But I always find that putting the Players together immediately (usually as the very first people they see after the amnesia strikes) usually causes them to be friendly with one another and play nice.  Maybe that's just my players though.I played in a game once where all the characters were college buddies, and we THOUGHT we remembered everything just fine.  Then one of our other college buddies (an NPC) showed up, gave us each a photograph that showed us back in college with people we didn't remember, and best of all, this NPC buddy was a vampire now.  As the story went on, the GM began to introduce little snippets of memories that we realized were wrong, or were different than we'd thought they were.  Family members that we'd written into our histories would turn up having been dead for years, or were now werewolves or vampires.Then we began to develop powers.  Most of us had no idea why or where we got them, but as they developed more, more memories came back.Honestly, it was the best thing that Storyteller ever ran.  We went in with character histories and had no clue there even was an amnesia angle.  Then he messed with us like crazy, and it was awesome.</blockquote>