SUN-01 Nobilis
Posted: June 21st, 2010, 6:50 pm
Ah, Nobilis! The game of gods. Sunday Morning meant there weren't many people around, so some who had signed up didn't show, and we had a lot of people hanging around so I ended up with a very full complement of six PCs, whose names I won't even try to remember the entirety of: Brendan Adkins and Joe McDlano (or something like that?) are the only two that come to mind. And I think... David or Drake or something like that? As in my other thread, anyone who has a better memory than me, or anyone who played and I didn't name, by all means speak up. Rest assured while the player's name may have slipped my mind, your characters were all awesome and memorable.
My favorite moments!
* Driving yet another Nobilis PC, Talita, Marchessa (I think?) of Stress, into an act of mass manslaughter that can only be measured in statistical terms.
* Getting to run a Deceiver who had gifts other than the way overused (at least in my humble opinion) Blind Lie, and it going fantastically well (So much bodyswapping).
* Fitz, Power of "Giving Up" stabbing somebody he had every reason to believe was Meon himself, and when that turned out to be a Deceiver who then body-swapped with Fitz leaving him the appearance (both visual and spiritual) of Meon himself, deciding to go and abuse that. That's chutzpah, ladies and gentlemen, one-shot or not.
* The Aspect-4 Power of Wind tearing up the scenery fighting an Immortal Warmain Shard, smashing through floors, walls, windows, and eventually the concrete sidewalk below.
* Jacque, The Power of Fame subverting said Warmain's sword by making it love him in that adoring celebrity worship, and then claiming it for himself despite warnings from other PCs.
* One of the players completely subverting one of my minor obstacles intended as a warm-up ("All the doors of the building are mysterious missing! How do you get in?") by happening to choose the exact estate (Portals/Gates) needed to effortlessly get past it.
And more!
Sorry to anybody who expressed interest in the brainstorming thread who didn't get into it because I didn't decide when to run it until late saturday! People who did play the game, I'd love to hear your thoughts on it, good and bad, especially any of your favorite moments that I didn't mention. (We kind of dominated the early Sunday quote board, but I think that was mostly by lack of competition at that point than anything else.)
My favorite moments!
* Driving yet another Nobilis PC, Talita, Marchessa (I think?) of Stress, into an act of mass manslaughter that can only be measured in statistical terms.
* Getting to run a Deceiver who had gifts other than the way overused (at least in my humble opinion) Blind Lie, and it going fantastically well (So much bodyswapping).
* Fitz, Power of "Giving Up" stabbing somebody he had every reason to believe was Meon himself, and when that turned out to be a Deceiver who then body-swapped with Fitz leaving him the appearance (both visual and spiritual) of Meon himself, deciding to go and abuse that. That's chutzpah, ladies and gentlemen, one-shot or not.
* The Aspect-4 Power of Wind tearing up the scenery fighting an Immortal Warmain Shard, smashing through floors, walls, windows, and eventually the concrete sidewalk below.
* Jacque, The Power of Fame subverting said Warmain's sword by making it love him in that adoring celebrity worship, and then claiming it for himself despite warnings from other PCs.
* One of the players completely subverting one of my minor obstacles intended as a warm-up ("All the doors of the building are mysterious missing! How do you get in?") by happening to choose the exact estate (Portals/Gates) needed to effortlessly get past it.
And more!
Sorry to anybody who expressed interest in the brainstorming thread who didn't get into it because I didn't decide when to run it until late saturday! People who did play the game, I'd love to hear your thoughts on it, good and bad, especially any of your favorite moments that I didn't mention. (We kind of dominated the early Sunday quote board, but I think that was mostly by lack of competition at that point than anything else.)