[Diaspora] Diaspora Digest, Vol 7, Issue 12

Neil Duffell neil at members.rpg.net
Fri Feb 12 16:08:36 MST 2010


 Hi Ken,

I'd ask all of the involved parties if it'd be OK to chose two of the
original player's (who were sat next to each other in the original
generation circle)  and their character's to riff off and create an attached
loop onto the original generation circle. You could insert additional
modifications the original PC's backgrounds a bit, if appropriate with all
parties concerned.


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> Date: Fri, 12 Feb 2010 08:34:29 -0500
> From: Kenneth Coble <kmcoble at gmail.com>
> To: diaspora at phreeow.net
> Subject: Re: [Diaspora] Campaign Writeup: The Azure Cluster
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> David,
>
> thanks for the reply (which I wound up snipping because I hate the way
> gmail handles quoting)!  I do like your whiteboard idea - in our
> group, the people who 'rolled' each world wound up in charge of
> writing down everything about that world, which might have contributed
> to my feeling of increased investment in the worlds we were handling.
> Having said that, one of the other guys at my table was commenting on
> our writeup, and he felt that we achieved a real degree of
> transparency and joint ownership, so part of the problem might just be
> that I'm apparently a naturally greedy person and all my perceptions
> of cluster creation were colored by that, hehe!
>
> And I still felt like we had a true collaborative effort at our table,
> so I might be making a problem out of something that wasn't
> problematic at all.  But I do think your idea of using a whiteboard -
> or more generally, the concept of one person acting as a central
> notetaker - might eliminate any lingering tendency towards the person
> writing for a given world to feel, however subconsciously, that they
> were in some way the final arbiter of what gets written about that
> world.
>
> Thanks again,
> Ken
>
>
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