Neglect
I've been neglecting this blog lately. Not sure if it really matters in the long run. I haven't really had much to yammer about really.
I re-read Seven Soldiers in its entirety recently. I've gotta say, that the entire thing, when read together, is absolutely freakin' awesome. If you're interested, make sure to either pick up the handful of trades, or just dig up the various issues. What was so great about the series was that it was all like one giant piece of precision clockwork. Everything clicked with everything else, so that the only way you could truly appreciate it was to read everything. I'd like to be able to do that one of these days. Create a comic book series that was... precise. I don't know.
I re-read Seven Soldiers in its entirety recently. I've gotta say, that the entire thing, when read together, is absolutely freakin' awesome. If you're interested, make sure to either pick up the handful of trades, or just dig up the various issues. What was so great about the series was that it was all like one giant piece of precision clockwork. Everything clicked with everything else, so that the only way you could truly appreciate it was to read everything. I'd like to be able to do that one of these days. Create a comic book series that was... precise. I don't know.
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While we recently haven't had a campaign run more than 10 months real time, and like 3 weeks of game time (not counting the pass around, in which game time wasn't tracked), I usually hit on some pretty convoluted and twisting plots which need some detailed tracking. More so when you consider that every time the damn players roll the die, they're likely to screw something up. There's some decent tools out there to help you track various twists and shit. Let me know if you want some tips or just a list of tools, or if it's gonna sit on the back burner for awhile.
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