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During the course of the game, each group will come upon situations where they are forced to make a moral decision. Those who choose the dark path (would gain conflict) affect the balance of the force. When this occurs, it triggers a conflict [[MegaGame 2015|Turning Point]]. This Turning Point causes every ''other'' table to have | During the course of the game, each group will come upon situations where they are forced to make a moral decision. Those who choose the dark path (would gain conflict) affect the balance of the force. When this occurs, it triggers a conflict [[MegaGame 2015|Turning Point]]. This Turning Point causes every ''other'' table to have one Destiny Point flipped from light to dark as their allies take the easy way. | ||
==GM Notes== | ==GM Notes== | ||
Revision as of 00:40, 1 December 2014
| DDC Mega Game 2015 | |
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| Alpha GM | |
| Lisa | |
| Beta GMs | |
| Adam, Benjamin, Brendon, Tim | |
| Backup GMs | |
| Erik, Mark | |
| Game Time | |
| Saturday, 5 PM - 1 AM slot | |
| Game Year | |
| Post Order 66 | |
| Mechanics | |
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Turning Points · Imperial Meters Destiny Points | |
| Plot | |
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Act I Act I Summary Act II Act II Summary | |
| Collaboration Notepads | |
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By Group Adam's Group · Tim's Group Ben's Group · Brendon's Group Factions Event Team · Police / Security Alderaanians · Coruscanti LASR · SAGroup Other Enemies · Temple District |
Locations
Each table has it's own pool of Destiny Points, each with six chips. Chips start 3 Dark, 3 Light.
Conflict Flipping
During the course of the game, each group will come upon situations where they are forced to make a moral decision. Those who choose the dark path (would gain conflict) affect the balance of the force. When this occurs, it triggers a conflict Turning Point. This Turning Point causes every other table to have one Destiny Point flipped from light to dark as their allies take the easy way.
GM Notes
- It would probably be a good idea to use a Destiny Point during the "how to roll" first encounter, this helps reinforce them as a primary mechanic.
- Use the Dark Side Points. Try not to hold on to more then two or three at any given time.
- Dark Side Points can also be used (or light side given out, depending on your point of view) to compensate the players for a case of being "narratively unlucky". (e.g. A store being fresh out of something the players could use, that the store should regularly carry.)