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2/24/2010
Week's been crummy so far. Mandatory overtime Monday, tire blow-out Tuesday, and now I hope to god it's not something like windstorm Wednesday or some other kind awful, alliterative afternoon. Meeting's tomorrow. I don't know what kind of thing is expected from me at a meeting like this, except that I have specific prospects for studies that need to be narrowed and I want to know the professor's opinions on the programs available at the university.
Actually, that sounds really reasonable. So instead of being nervous, I guess I'm just excited, and I'll leave nervous for later.
The first Changeling game went well but went short, too. Frank's playing a Bluecap - a miner or kobold who wants to distance himself from his kith by going into law. He's enthusiastic and hopeful, and if it weren't for the Thunderbird, it probably wouldn't be a game at all, in the way you normally experience WoD. And geeze, now that I think about that, I think that'd be a fantastic game too. The other player's the Thunderbird, actually. They couldn't be more different, and are definietly atypical examples of the Spring Court.
The interesting thing for me is noticing how different thing could have gone if they had just had different outlooks. Now the story is really coming along, so I'll run the next session on Sunday again, hopefully with new additions to the group. We've been looking for brand new players, as well. If we get the second group up and running, then the first and second session will likely be merged depending on the time and energy level of us all. I don't know how interested people are in the actual game, so I'll hold off on actual plays for now.
Actually, that sounds really reasonable. So instead of being nervous, I guess I'm just excited, and I'll leave nervous for later.
The first Changeling game went well but went short, too. Frank's playing a Bluecap - a miner or kobold who wants to distance himself from his kith by going into law. He's enthusiastic and hopeful, and if it weren't for the Thunderbird, it probably wouldn't be a game at all, in the way you normally experience WoD. And geeze, now that I think about that, I think that'd be a fantastic game too. The other player's the Thunderbird, actually. They couldn't be more different, and are definietly atypical examples of the Spring Court.
The interesting thing for me is noticing how different thing could have gone if they had just had different outlooks. Now the story is really coming along, so I'll run the next session on Sunday again, hopefully with new additions to the group. We've been looking for brand new players, as well. If we get the second group up and running, then the first and second session will likely be merged depending on the time and energy level of us all. I don't know how interested people are in the actual game, so I'll hold off on actual plays for now.