CarlZog
Explorer
I was catching up on episodes of Dragon's Landing from the fall, and they were discussing a cool Shadowrun campaign in which the PCs were all guinea pigs in a corporate experiment. The characters had been normal folks who were snatched and had a new set of memories as runners implanted.
The catch was that the players did not know this, and the DM was slowly revealing the true backstory through the campaign. I thought this was an awesome idea, and I'm wondering if there is a way to do a one-shot in which the players discover thet their characters are not who they thought they were at a fundamental level.
Has anybody done anything like this? How did you orchestrate the reveal? How did it all work out? Is there enough time in an typical Con game to do this well? What would you see as the biggest issues to be addressed?
Carl
The catch was that the players did not know this, and the DM was slowly revealing the true backstory through the campaign. I thought this was an awesome idea, and I'm wondering if there is a way to do a one-shot in which the players discover thet their characters are not who they thought they were at a fundamental level.
Has anybody done anything like this? How did you orchestrate the reveal? How did it all work out? Is there enough time in an typical Con game to do this well? What would you see as the biggest issues to be addressed?
Carl