User:Archtmag - Revision history

Archtmag at 00:26, 14 October 2021

2021-10-14T00:26:20Z

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	* Even with all of this, Fae are people. They differ in all sorts of ways, and again, don't follow this list as an absolute rule. This is just the culture of the Seelie Court and those involved with it. Always feel free to ignore this. Make the NPC's actual people.		* Even with all of this, Fae are people. They differ in all sorts of ways, and again, don't follow this list as an absolute rule. This is just the culture of the Seelie Court and those involved with it. Always feel free to ignore this. Make the NPC's actual people.



			==Runs==
			I just stole this from Sleevey because I saw it and it looked cool
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Archtmag: /* Fae Notes */

2021-09-09T00:21:07Z

Fae Notes

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 * I do think actions should have consequences. I won't try to just set up in impossible situations, but I'll admit I'm still learning, so my gauge might be rough. If I mess up on my end though, I'll try to either retcon/subtly adjust things to work it out. On the player's end, I'll try to create consequences to your actions, if only so they feel real, with the weight they deserve.
-==Fae Notes==
+==Seelie Fae Notes==
-I've been running a fae related plotline and adding in Fae NPCs. I collated a few tips about running Fae from the shadowrun sources that I've read. This is not an exhuastive list, and I am not a member of thematics, so take all of this with a grain of salt. Also, the most important thing to remember is to break these rules. These are general guidelines about how Fae of the Seelie Court interact with others. They '''absolutely''' break these rules though. Never be afraid to not do these. For more detail, I'd recommend checking out Court of Shadows.
+I've been running a fae related plotline and adding in fae NPCs. I collated a few tips about running Fae from the Shadowrun sources that I've read. This is not an exhaustive list, and I am not a member of thematics, so take all of this with a grain of salt. Also, the most important thing to remember is to break these rules whenever you feel like it. These are general guidelines about how Fae of the Seelie Court interact with others. They '''absolutely''' break these rules though, whenever they feel the urge or benefit from them. Never be afraid to change things up. For more detail, I'd recommend checking out Court of Shadows. I'm only vaguely paraphrasing some tidbits from it. I may add more in bits in the future.

Archtmag at 00:01, 9 September 2021

2021-09-09T00:01:52Z

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	* I do think actions should have consequences. I won't try to just set up in impossible situations, but I'll admit I'm still learning, so my gauge might be rough. If I mess up on my end though, I'll try to either retcon/subtly adjust things to work it out. On the player's end, I'll try to create consequences to your actions, if only so they feel real, with the weight they deserve.		* I do think actions should have consequences. I won't try to just set up in impossible situations, but I'll admit I'm still learning, so my gauge might be rough. If I mess up on my end though, I'll try to either retcon/subtly adjust things to work it out. On the player's end, I'll try to create consequences to your actions, if only so they feel real, with the weight they deserve.

			==Fae Notes==

			I've been running a fae related plotline and adding in Fae NPCs. I collated a few tips about running Fae from the shadowrun sources that I've read. This is not an exhuastive list, and I am not a member of thematics, so take all of this with a grain of salt. Also, the most important thing to remember is to break these rules. These are general guidelines about how Fae of the Seelie Court interact with others. They '''absolutely''' break these rules though. Never be afraid to not do these. For more detail, I'd recommend checking out Court of Shadows.

Archtmag: /* Style Guide */

2021-05-02T19:54:26Z

Style Guide

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	===Style Guide===		===Style Guide===

	I ~~haven't really~~ run ~~any Shadowrun Games, so I don't have a real developed style related~~ to ~~it specifically. I have~~ run ~~other games though, so I have some general trends~~. I ~~guess my style relating to people~~'~~s actions will be dependent~~ on ~~the~~ run ~~itself. Some settings~~ and ~~themes require more seriousness than others. For this first one~~, ~~it will definitely be pretty casual.~~ I'm still ~~learning on my end, and I definitely won't be roasting anyone for doing anything wrong~~.		I would say my style varies from run to run. I'm still working on figuring out how I like to run Shadowrun games and my particular style, as I'm still rather new to this.

	~~Regarding the big questions~~ I ~~have to answer:~~		==Game Themes/Styles==
			This will be expanded on over time. I literally just made this. I've done two runs, so you see two categories lol.

	* I will try to pick characters that will ~~probably~~ be alright with the run, though I get that can vary. If people want to decline once they ~~find out what's happening~~ that's ~~totally~~ fine.		*'''Sixth World Absurdity''' - Sometimes people with power want strange things and runners are the key. Other times, the world itself is just not what you'd expect. These runs have a comedic and more lighthearted slant, though that's not to say they are consequence free.

			*'''Serious, Dark''' - Likely grim events and a dark atmosphere. There are plenty of nasty things in this setting, and sometimes they get explored.

			==How I run things==

			* I will try to pick characters that will be alright with the run, though I get that can vary. Notably, if you're signing up to try to subvert/work against the run, that's perfectly fine as well. I'd just like to know in advance. If people want to decline the job once they get more details, that's fine.

	* I'm alright with players working against the goals of the J, though communicate with me and hopefully don't do things that make it actively unfun for the rest.		* I'm alright with players working against the goals of the J, though communicate with me and hopefully don't do things that make it actively unfun for the rest.

	* Uh, well I guess I'm in the middle on the srs business/only pink only mohawk scale. There will be consequences, but there's humor in the setting, and sometimes "realistic" consequences aren't as punitive as I feel some think.

	* I do think actions should have consequences. I won't try to just set up in impossible situations, but I'll admit I'm still learning, so my gauge might be rough. If I mess up on my end though, I'll try to either retcon/subtly adjust things to work it out. On the player's end, I'll try to create consequences to your actions, if only so they feel real, with the weight they deserve.		* I do think actions should have consequences. I won't try to just set up in impossible situations, but I'll admit I'm still learning, so my gauge might be rough. If I mess up on my end though, I'll try to either retcon/subtly adjust things to work it out. On the player's end, I'll try to create consequences to your actions, if only so they feel real, with the weight they deserve.

Archtmag at 06:36, 12 April 2021

2021-04-12T06:36:47Z

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	===Style Guide===		===Style Guide===

	I haven't really run any Shadowrun Games, so I don't have a real developed style related to it specifically. I have run other games though, so I have some general trends. I guess my style relating to people's actions will be dependent on the run itself. Some settings and themes require more seriousness than others. For this first one, it will ~~defintely~~ be pretty casual. I'm still learning on my end, and I definitely won't be roasting anyone for doing anything wrong.		I haven't really run any Shadowrun Games, so I don't have a real developed style related to it specifically. I have run other games though, so I have some general trends. I guess my style relating to people's actions will be dependent on the run itself. Some settings and themes require more seriousness than others. For this first one, it will definitely be pretty casual. I'm still learning on my end, and I definitely won't be roasting anyone for doing anything wrong.

	Regarding the big questions I have to answer:		Regarding the big questions I have to answer:

	** I will try to pick characters that will probably be alright with the run, though I get that can vary. If people want to decline once they find out what's happening that's totally fine.		* I will try to pick characters that will probably be alright with the run, though I get that can vary. If people want to decline once they find out what's happening that's totally fine.

	** I'm alright with players working against the goals of the J, though communicate with me and hopefully don't do things that make it actively unfun for the rest.		* I'm alright with players working against the goals of the J, though communicate with me and hopefully don't do things that make it actively unfun for the rest.

	** Uh, well I guess I'm in the middle on the srs business/only pink only mohawk scale. There will be ~~consquences~~, but there's humor in the setting, and sometimes "realistic" consequences aren't as punitive as I feel some think.		* Uh, well I guess I'm in the middle on the srs business/only pink only mohawk scale. There will be consequences, but there's humor in the setting, and sometimes "realistic" consequences aren't as punitive as I feel some think.

	** I do think actions should have consequences. I won't try to just set up in impossible situations, but I'll admit I'm still learning, so my gauge might be rough. If I mess up on my end though, I'll try to either retcon/subtly adjust things to work it out. On the player's end, I'll try to create consequences to your actions, if only so they feel real, with the weight they deserve.		* I do think actions should have consequences. I won't try to just set up in impossible situations, but I'll admit I'm still learning, so my gauge might be rough. If I mess up on my end though, I'll try to either retcon/subtly adjust things to work it out. On the player's end, I'll try to create consequences to your actions, if only so they feel real, with the weight they deserve.

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2021-04-12T06:36:30Z

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===Style Guide===

I haven't really run any Shadowrun Games, so I don't have a real developed style related to it specifically. I have run other games though, so I have some general trends. I guess my style relating to people's actions will be dependent on the run itself. Some settings and themes require more seriousness than others. For this first one, it will defintely be pretty casual. I'm still learning on my end, and I definitely won't be roasting anyone for doing anything wrong.

Regarding the big questions I have to answer:

** I will try to pick characters that will probably be alright with the run, though I get that can vary. If people want to decline once they find out what's happening that's totally fine.

** I'm alright with players working against the goals of the J, though communicate with me and hopefully don't do things that make it actively unfun for the rest.

** Uh, well I guess I'm in the middle on the srs business/only pink only mohawk scale. There will be consquences, but there's humor in the setting, and sometimes "realistic" consequences aren't as punitive as I feel some think.

** I do think actions should have consequences. I won't try to just set up in impossible situations, but I'll admit I'm still learning, so my gauge might be rough. If I mess up on my end though, I'll try to either retcon/subtly adjust things to work it out. On the player's end, I'll try to create consequences to your actions, if only so they feel real, with the weight they deserve.