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<blockquote data-quote="5ekyu" data-source="post: 7616433" data-attributes="member: 6919838">To me, these things are part of the keys to building robust and resilient scenes - once which can take a lot of slamming and surprises and not only survive but thrive. Establish a lot (or even a little)&nbsp; *about* who you are opposed by and see how much freedom that gives both sides of the table. Do so consistently and you move away from always fight to the death, lose = tpk and further cases where it seems it's all about hotter dice throws. It's rare that in my games you meet totally unified lock step enemies. Is the number two or three guy looking to move up? Is the number five guy in debt to number 9? Is the boos a skinflint and so his minions are strapped and his locks cheap with fewer sentries than he needs?&quot;Be generous with your employees, or someone else will be.&quot;&quot;Evil tends to not play well with others.&quot;&quot;I'm not stupid. I'm not expendable. I'm not [fill in the blank]&quot;Etc etc etc...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="5ekyu, post: 7616433, member: 6919838"] To me, these things are part of the keys to building robust and resilient scenes - once which can take a lot of slamming and surprises and not only survive but thrive. Establish a lot (or even a little) *about* who you are opposed by and see how much freedom that gives both sides of the table. Do so consistently and you move away from always fight to the death, lose = tpk and further cases where it seems it's all about hotter dice throws. It's rare that in my games you meet totally unified lock step enemies. Is the number two or three guy looking to move up? Is the number five guy in debt to number 9? Is the boos a skinflint and so his minions are strapped and his locks cheap with fewer sentries than he needs? "Be generous with your employees, or someone else will be." "Evil tends to not play well with others." "I'm not stupid. I'm not expendable. I'm not [fill in the blank]" Etc etc etc... [/QUOTE]

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