Re: Scenario cards (was: RE: [MISC] [OT] Bring and Battle)

In a message dated 98-09-24 01:03:14 EDT, you write:

<< If you'll indulge me a moment, I'd like to drift back to the original
 thrust (so to speak) of this thread:
 
 Tom replies to:
 >Tom spake thusly upon matters weighty: 
 >
 >> Scenarios are a lot of fun, and I enjoy playing them, but they take 
 >> work.  They take time to design them; time that I do not have.
 >
 >That's why you try to build up a collection of scenario cards so you 
 >can just pull a couple of cards and run a battle. 
 
 I have been meaning to respond to this, but have been just too swamped
 with other things lately (work, life, etc).
 
 Michael Brown has a very nice web page out there with scenario cards
already
 made up. I have taken them and added about a half dozen more of my own
own.
 In my card deck I doubled up on all of his scenario cards, with my own
 additions also doubled. I have used these on a number of occassions and
they
 work fine for putting together scenarios on the fly. Hell, I even
sometimes
 use them for ideas when I'm just *designing* scenarios! :)
 
 The URL for Michael's scenario generation cards is:
 
      http://www.wco.com/~mkkabrow/scenario.htm
 
 They were originally designed with FT2 in mind, not FT2.5, but it
should
 really not be much of a problem to adapt them. Least I haven't had any
 problems with that.
 
 Mk

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- 
 "Well, it's done...it's happened. The stars...are clear. The
planets...shine.
 We've won. Oh, some dark force no doubt will show it's face once more.
The
 wheel will always.....turn. But for now...it's calm. And for a little
time,
 at least, we can rest."
			      - The Emperor, "Starcrash" >>
Cool quote, would you mind posting the cards that you use?
Thanks
Bye
Stephen