cyberdozer
Sep 1 2006, 02:35 AM
I was wondering what everyone (especially the_dunner, as the Missions coordinator) thought of a runner going through the same mission twice or more. My reason for asking is that I want to keep on playing, advancing my knowledge of the game and what my character can do.
Say for instance I wanted to make the drive to Dayton to attend LD's running of SRM-02 next month. To be fair, I would expect that no Karma would be awarded for any subsequent passes. Should Bodog get any rewards at all, if he is able to participate?
the_dunner
Sep 1 2006, 05:39 PM
Sorry -- no love on this one.
Characters are absolutely not allowed to play a given adventure more than once.
Players really shouldn't play a particular adventure more than once. (And folks should never play in a scenario after they've written, run, or read it.)
Having said that, if a given GM wants to let somebody who's already played an adventure play it again with a different character, that's between the player and the GM. Which makes it not my business.
Zolhex
Sep 1 2006, 05:52 PM
I have played a couple of the missions more than once BUT this is why:
I help out at conventions from organization to character creation so to help sometimes I play a different character in the same mission to fill the table.
The deal is this I am more or less a robot I make minor decisions once in a while.
If the team needs to do something that will put them on the right track I wait till they ask me to do something specific I don't just do it.
If the players do better than the group I played with the first time I ask to please be allowed to take the better karma/Yen reward.
Most times the gm has no problem with this so long as I don't give away any info to achive that better ending.
cyberdozer
Sep 1 2006, 10:23 PM
QUOTE (the_dunner) |
Sorry -- no love on this one.
Characters are absolutely not allowed to play a given adventure more than once.
Players really shouldn't play a particular adventure more than once. (And folks should never play in a scenario after they've written, run, or read it.)
Having said that, if a given GM wants to let somebody who's already played an adventure play it again with a different character, that's between the player and the GM. Which makes it not my business. |
Fair enough, and I expected as much. I wanted to ask though and get your official ruling. Thank you for the prompt answer, chummer.
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