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From: bb@lanl-a.UUCP
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Subject: I want to know what your group is doing.
Message-ID: <3205@lanl-a.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 27-Oct-83 14:53:00 EST
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Posted: Thu Oct 27 14:53:00 1983
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( Mark Horton suggests not starting messages with white space ---^)

I would be interested in seeing weekly/biweekly chronicles of campaigns
currently running.  It would be something like soap opera.  Did Julie
tell the type VI demon to take a flying leap or did they kiss and make up?

In many of my campaigns the players took turns taking notes of the 
session, and polishing them up to present them at the next session.  It
helped me maintain continuity and makes remembering those adventures
from long ago easier.  Twenty five weeks of notes makes a considerable
pile and they make for a lot of fun years later.  Usenet chronicles
would to the same thing, though I must admit typing such notes in could
be a bit time consuming.  

It would make no difference to me what kind of campaign it was, as a 
matter of fact, SF campaigns, super-hero campaigns, etc, would interest
me greatly as I have no experience with such games.  I am willing to 
bet that many rp'rs haven't been able to try out anything other than
Fantasy and would appreciate a peek into working campaigns of other
sorts.

     b2  Bryan Bingham  ...ucbvax!lbl-csam!lanl-a!bb