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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dragonhelm" data-source="post: 2054014" data-attributes="member: 3867">I played Shadowrun in college.  Unfortunately, our GM was a bit...dull.  She meant well, but she followed the modules to a T.  She kept bringing her uber-powerful NPC along, who was the only one who had certain skills we needed for the adventure.  I got tired of it and ended up getting one rank in every skill.  That situation came up again, and I reminded her that I had a rank in each skill.  She said the NPC still had to come along because the skill needed was a homebrew skill.  Ugh.Unfortunately, my intro to Shadowrun wasn't the absolute best.  I've had the most fun when I ran or when one other friend of mine ran.  I'm not sure if the setting is right for me or not anyway.  Part of me likes it, but another part prefers heroic campaigns.  I'm just not sure if my feelings for Shadowrun derive from the setting, how my old GM ran the game, or a little of both.  *shrugs*</blockquote>