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Originally Posted by ArmySGT.
So I take it you have agreed to disagree then?
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Oh, every campaign is different; every campaign has something going on that another referee/PD wouldn't use. Variant game mechanics, ideas on what the Atlantis Project is up to, concepts of what's up with the rest of the world, giant nuclear badgers, etc.
And the players -- and the referee/PD -- are around the table to have fun. A bunker full of overage, overweight, unhealthy, highly-educated, super-intelligent people, that your team has been told are vital to the reconstruction of the United States five years after the Atomic War ... all sorts of opportunities for conflict about goals, unexpected qualities, heroism and romance, tragic mistakes, and so forth.
I'm not sure how I'd justify it as a "plan of the Morrow Project", but the main reason
I wouldn't use it would be that our current campaign is meant to be "low Morrow exposure" so far -- teams aren't popping up left and right, and the current team is gonna be the only player-character team for a while.
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Michael B.