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<blockquote data-quote="Arrgh! Mark!" data-source="post: 2245940" data-attributes="member: 14559">I love using this technique. It often does require the &quot;Wait and see&quot; technique. Some like it, others don't. All of my current players like it.I've done it a number of times, each time memorable and exciting.Godlike - I started a bunch of ten talents in the middle of a German outpost.. after they'd blown it up. Amazingly, the first roll I made in the campaign was a character death. Machine gun shot to the head. Set a nice tone for people stupidly running in front of already firing machine guns.Spycraft - In the middle of a pitched firefight after a blown mission that none of them knew anything about, but kept coming back to haunt them. Interestingly, a firefight in a warehouse filled with explosives ticking down one minute is rather frantic.Iron Kingdoms - I basically sent an airship from a remote island crashing down into the middle of a battlefield between Cygnarian Warjacks and Cryxian Deathjacks. Players kept their heads down.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arrgh! Mark!, post: 2245940, member: 14559"] I love using this technique. It often does require the "Wait and see" technique. Some like it, others don't. All of my current players like it. I've done it a number of times, each time memorable and exciting. Godlike - I started a bunch of ten talents in the middle of a German outpost.. after they'd blown it up. Amazingly, the first roll I made in the campaign was a character death. Machine gun shot to the head. Set a nice tone for people stupidly running in front of already firing machine guns. Spycraft - In the middle of a pitched firefight after a blown mission that none of them knew anything about, but kept coming back to haunt them. Interestingly, a firefight in a warehouse filled with explosives ticking down one minute is rather frantic. Iron Kingdoms - I basically sent an airship from a remote island crashing down into the middle of a battlefield between Cygnarian Warjacks and Cryxian Deathjacks. Players kept their heads down. [/QUOTE]

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