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| − | + | A large part of the reason why we run M+ instead of straight out Mage is that M+ have far more reason to build up alliances and involve mortals in their lives than do Mages. The Mortal/Mortal+ sphere is treated as one sphere. Mortal+ don't have any special channels or boards and they don't get outted to each other. They find each other as it happens IC. Though sometimes if there are reasons they might know of each other (reputations, for example), I will engineer things as appropriate. They commonly get pulled together via the plots running on the grid. The plots are for both Mortal/Mortal+ and sometimes other supers get dragged along. | |
| − | It's also the same reason | + | It's also the same reason we don't use any of the Societies, and each PC is basically on their own learning things as best they can. Another reason for them to seek out and make connections, without a nebulous hierarchy of NPCs behind them to turn to as part of a Tradition/Society/etc. So far this seems to be working pretty well. |
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Latest revision as of 16:50, 14 January 2013
A large part of the reason why we run M+ instead of straight out Mage is that M+ have far more reason to build up alliances and involve mortals in their lives than do Mages. The Mortal/Mortal+ sphere is treated as one sphere. Mortal+ don't have any special channels or boards and they don't get outted to each other. They find each other as it happens IC. Though sometimes if there are reasons they might know of each other (reputations, for example), I will engineer things as appropriate. They commonly get pulled together via the plots running on the grid. The plots are for both Mortal/Mortal+ and sometimes other supers get dragged along.
It's also the same reason we don't use any of the Societies, and each PC is basically on their own learning things as best they can. Another reason for them to seek out and make connections, without a nebulous hierarchy of NPCs behind them to turn to as part of a Tradition/Society/etc. So far this seems to be working pretty well.