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Due to some players moving, we recently took our game to Roll20.net.

Due to some players moving, we recently took our game to Roll20.net.

Due to some players moving, we recently took our game to Roll20.net. The character/crew sheets are fantastic, so whoever made those, kudos.

However, I’m looking for pointers on how people write up CLOCKS in real time using the platform. At the table, I used dry erase note cards. The playbooks and crew sheets have a great clock widget, is there something like that for the shared digital space?

How are GMs handling this?

Thanks

So far, my player’s Hawkers are doing a great job of pissing off the Red Sashes.

So far, my player’s Hawkers are doing a great job of pissing off the Red Sashes.

So far, my player’s Hawkers are doing a great job of pissing off the Red Sashes. However their next intention is to take a LUXURY VENUE from them. I have some details to offer them, but I’m a little nervous on the improv’ side of things. Can you folks help me brainstorm?

How can they “take” the Luxury Venue, and what sorts of complications and obstacles would make for an interesting Score?

I have a group of HAWKERS starting and I’d like to hear how people are (or just aren’t) handling illegal supply.

I have a group of HAWKERS starting and I’d like to hear how people are (or just aren’t) handling illegal supply.

I have a group of HAWKERS starting and I’d like to hear how people are (or just aren’t) handling illegal supply. Is there a mechanical currency? Are people ticking “supply” clocks? Are they earning coin in return?

Ideas are appreciated.

I have a couple questions about early (v3) versus final version (v8) models of the game.

I have a couple questions about early (v3) versus final version (v8) models of the game.

I have a couple questions about early (v3) versus final version (v8) models of the game. I eagerly read the first playtest and kicked the tires with some friends, but didnt follow along with all the changes through playtesting.

1) What happened to “On Point” and “backup” roles during a Score? We rather enjoyed that procedural mechanic at the time, was it deemed too restrictive to the fiction in the final version?

2) I remember some talk about rotating the GM’s role during gameplay (related to the On Point role), so that 5 players might all have active characters, and the role of GM was fluid. The On-point player may take their action, then move to the GM role for a round, etc. We were very excited by the prospect of a fully collaborative game. Will there be hack or add-on support for this style of gameplay in the future?

Thanks. Ive read the final rules, I’m gathering my crew of players, hoping to get my first session in the coming weeks 😀