Developer's Journal: Monstertown Vice
Oh joy.
I ran my follow-up to Funkadelic Frankenstein twice this summer, and the games went reasonably well (I thought). Putting the Monsters into positions of responsibly made for some good gaming (and I really did try not to go all police procedural on the players.)
The adventure write-up had a short section in from telling about Monsters, Monstertown Miami, and the 13th Precinct, and it came to about 8,500 words. Then came the great sales analysis, and I decided that I needed to seriously expand if I wanted this to work.
Currently I'm up to just under 12,000 words with a goal of 13,500. I think I know what I need to add, but I'm just so sensitive about duplicating things from the core book or from FFotMSoM or from Cops and Robbers. Oh well, it's a challenge (and an excuse to not be writing on Edison Force which is my real assignment. Have I mentioned that I'm a lazy bum? :-)
Go team Ajax!
I ran my follow-up to Funkadelic Frankenstein twice this summer, and the games went reasonably well (I thought). Putting the Monsters into positions of responsibly made for some good gaming (and I really did try not to go all police procedural on the players.)
The adventure write-up had a short section in from telling about Monsters, Monstertown Miami, and the 13th Precinct, and it came to about 8,500 words. Then came the great sales analysis, and I decided that I needed to seriously expand if I wanted this to work.
Currently I'm up to just under 12,000 words with a goal of 13,500. I think I know what I need to add, but I'm just so sensitive about duplicating things from the core book or from FFotMSoM or from Cops and Robbers. Oh well, it's a challenge (and an excuse to not be writing on Edison Force which is my real assignment. Have I mentioned that I'm a lazy bum? :-)
Go team Ajax!