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Honesty in On-Line GMs?

An awful lot of PBeM or PBmB games fold after a few moves, but I have to wonder if this is taking things a bit too far?

I seriously want to run a 'non-game' where we would have a game we were planning to play, create characters, discuss settings and plotlines, maybe even do a scene or two, but not ever intend to actually play it.

I seems to have sparked quite a lot of interest; I suspect it may well end up spawning an actual game or two.

Posted by TimHall at August 24, 2003 12:27 PM | TrackBack
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