The stars you see in the night sky have been dead for centuries.

[my_apotheosis]

Last night's HARP session was an utter disaster.  Two of the four players died facing off against a group of skeletal warrior/sentinel type monsters.  I'd planted the seeds of a way to defeat said guardians without actually fighting them, but the players didn't pick up on it.  What's more, the story (?) hasn't managed to proceed past "you're

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[waiwode]

Um. Sorry dude.

My group (with one notable exception) prefer to have a story served to them, rather than really participating in an interactive fiction.

It is a hard habit to break.

Doug.

[my_apotheosis]

Meh. I'll figure something out. I'm going to switch gears and try some gritty urban fantasy for a while.

[anonymous]

Why don't you let someone else run it then? Or would that only frustrate you further?

The LoFi-Samurai

[my_apotheosis]

The only thing anyone else ever offers to run is Call of Cthulhu and, while I enjoy a good horror story as much as anyone, I've definitely had my quota of Cthuliana for the next 10 or so years.