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Re: June Meet Brikwars 'registration' - scenario
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lugnet.loc.au
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Mon, 6 May 2002 05:02:08 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, Zac Soden writes:
> OK, here's the scenario:
> The distant planet of ICE9 has been a neutral scientific outpost for many
> years. Scientists there have recently made an amazing discovery (yet to be
> decided upon) and because the scientists were particularly clumsy when it
> came to transmitting messages, all of the bad militants of the universe have
> come to steal this invaluable invention.
> But all of the good forces of the universe like the ICE9 outpost and don't
> want it to get its buckles swashed by pirates and the like so they have come
> to protect it. But they also want the invention for themselves so they are
> also having small bouts of conflict with eachother.
Perhaps this location, having a little more local colour (but still snow if
you like)
Deep in the middle of Queensbrik space, the sprawling colony of Mount Icer
squats like a really ugly canetoad. With nothing but asteroid mines and
wilderness space for light years around, it's a popular place to ride into
in one's space-ute and spend some hard earned brix.
Being the middle of a mining region, the town has several stockpiles of
useful materials, Biodium, Aquazone-crystals, Brickonium and Megabrickium
and (rumour has it) even some 1xn grey bricks! Further the abundance of such
materials prompts the development of more exotic stuff such as the fabled
Eludium-Q36 Space modulator, presided over by several egg-head scientisty
types. Of course the odd raid happens now and again but unfortunatly for the
local authorities this time several (conflicting) groups have all attacked
at once!
> Therefore to win, a team needs to make it to the edge of the playing field
> with the invention. Even good teams can do this but it will be very hard for
> them as they will be surrounded by other good teams who will shoot them if
> they are caught trying to make off with the invention.
> So what we'll need is:
> - A bunch of bad teams
> - a slightly larger bunch of good teams
> - a scientific base (or bases) of some sort (maybe everyone could bring a
> small scientific 'module'
> - snow terrain
> And no, the teams don't really need to be equipped for the snow (most space
> suits are designed for any type of terrain)
With multiple objectives (tailored to meet numbers) we can probably have
each player doing their own thing. Adding whether one has to destroy (easy),
capture (harder) or preserve (prevent either capture or destruction:
hardest) means we can make the game more difficult for the more experienced
or larger teams.
Each group can rationalise it's own objective (once allocated) regardless of
state or good/bad/ugly affiliation.
For example. Despite being Welshishish I could be given the mission to
protect Dr.Martian (creator of the Eludium-Q36) even though he is a
Queensbrik scientist because he's really a spy planted to steal industial
secrets (and good donut recipies).
Or someone from Briksbane might be required to destroy the Brickionium
stockpile to prevent it being stolen.
All we need then is some players (and troops) without dividing into "Good
and Evil" and some generic townish-warehouseish-science lab kinda scenery
I like the module idea, perhaps everyone should try and bring something
(especially non-brikwars Queenslanders who don't have to travel.
James (who wonders if Moon-farmers in Space-utes with blasters are dangerous)
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| <sorry, i snipped everything else> I like the sound of your scenario, James. I reckon we should all just rock up with our army, some snow terrain and scientific modules and just work out all the fine points on the day. It'd prolly be easier... Zac (23 years ago, 6-May-02, to lugnet.loc.au)
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| (...) OK, here's a (the?) scenario: The distant planet of ICE9 has been a neutral scientific outpost for many years. Scientists there have recently made an amazing discovery (yet to be decided upon) and because the scientists were particularly (...) (23 years ago, 3-May-02, to lugnet.loc.au)
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