Ragged Edge/Cold Equation
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Neo
Mongoose
Barbara said:
They are two parts of a Campaign though like any good adventure can be played independantly of each other in case someone doesnt have either one or the other.
Cold Equations is a 1st level adventure
Ragged Edge is for 2nd level characters but takes you through to between 9-11th by its end.
Both adventures are ideally played by 4-6 but with some modification of encounters by the GM you can play it with as few or as many as suits your requirements.
Cold Equations it set at the start of 2259, pretty much during the events of Point of Departure during the second season.
Jagged Edge starts Jannuary 2259 and ends December that year, it is made up of eleven one monthly parts give or take.
Chances of becoming famous or Infamous..pretty much yes to both, you get involved with numerous factions and have many opportunities to choose or betray a side.. these adventures involve you with a whole plethora of power groups...Jagged Edge especially.
lastbesthope
Mongoose
Neo, if these two run in 2259, does that mean you couldn't run them in parallel with Into the Crucible?
LBH
LBH
Neo
Mongoose
lastbesthope said:
The timescale of Into the Crucible would ideally put it after jagged edge in scales of timeline of the series as into the crucible is meant as an ideal jump off point between the end of season 2 and the start of season 3.
However, that said with some jiggery pokery on the GM's part it could be made to fit anywhere, but some events do occur that are related to some of the things that are happening in certain episodes, though not necessarily wholly dependant on said events.
lastbesthope
Mongoose
My bad, I thought ITC ran during 2259.
Thanks
LBH
Thanks
LBH
lastbesthope
Mongoose
Barbara said:
I don't understand the question???? Dodge????
LBH
(Trying to roll 3+, 4+ if in a tourney)
Mongoose Gar
Mongoose
Barbara said:
Conveniently, the structure of Ragged Edge means that the characters are sent on missions off Babylon 5 most of the time, which means they aren't around to interfere with canon events, but there's a lot of tie-in to the series.
Oh good, that means we wouldn't have to worry about doing things that won't be able to happen, due to what happens in the series.
Nothing is more frustrating than knowing what you do, will never have any effect because it is contrary to what happened in a script.
Except possibly, only rolling 20's on Spot/Listen checks for something inconsequential but rolling 1-3 when your life/freedom depends on making the Spot/Listen check.
Nothing is more frustrating than knowing what you do, will never have any effect because it is contrary to what happened in a script.
Except possibly, only rolling 20's on Spot/Listen checks for something inconsequential but rolling 1-3 when your life/freedom depends on making the Spot/Listen check.
lastbesthope
Mongoose
I must admit, I'm liking the sound of this more and more ....
Roll on March 25th!
LBH
Roll on March 25th!
LBH
and it has a great ending too... nuff saidlastbesthope
Mongoose
Nuff siad my red rosy . . . . . encounter suit :lol:
To cross games a moment, we want to know more!
(Not too much though, I hate spoilers)
LBH
To cross games a moment, we want to know more!
(Not too much though, I hate spoilers)
LBH
Neo
Mongoose
lastbesthope said:
I'd love to give more specific details LBH..but not only would it spoil the surprise it would breach my NDA and then the Mongoose guys would be round with the pummelling sticks.. and alex would be sat on his throne laughing evilly and the like..it wouldn't be pretty.
Lets just say the ending is more of an interesting beginning than a conclusion that will leave players in something of a unique position they are unaccustomed to.
lastbesthope
Mongoose
Ah well Neo, thanks anyway.
LBH
LBH
