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Revision as of 23:13, 10 November 2019
GM Style Sheet
I've seen Shadowrun described as Grim-goof. My runs tend to be lighthearted and silly at times, with a goof take on the dark setting. It's a dark world gone mad here. Expect some amount of goofy shenanigans going on here.
I generally expect players at my table to:
- Not walk away from the job at the meet. I will try not to pick characters who might walk at the meet, and will try to make warnings about it, but if your character can not accept the job it creates a serious complication for the entire run.
- Not try and screw over the rest of the team, or seriously disrupt the run.
- Be okay with serious and dark themes. The 6th world is not a pretty place and sometimes bad things happen.
- Accept consequences and respect my decisions. I don't want to argue at my table, and will eject someone from a game if I have to.
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GMP
I made a sexy spreadsheet to track all my GMP. Okay, it's not that sexy. It's actually kind of boring. But it keeps track pretty well.
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Characters
Inactive Characters
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