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Death row is meant to be a heavily character driven game. It follows a band of characters who all, for one reason or another, find themselves on death row. Unlike the other rabble scheduled to die, these people are special, each somehow set apart from the rest. This does not go unnoticed and each is offered the option to serve rather than die. After being bonded to some mysterious object, they are given a mission. Find and assassinate Zane Red.
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Setting
Magic
Magic raises the hackles on the back of one's neck. It is strange and inexplicable, secretive, fed by moonbeams and magnified by celestial winds.
Magic is the tinkle of chimes heard softly behind a person, in an empty room. Magic is the sudden screaming face in the fire, that imprints itself on the soul of the watcher for all the nightmares yet to come.
Magic comes in threes and is warded by circles and items that number seven. Magic is the stigmatic bloodstain and the tears of sainted statues, the sound of the bell tolling after the dome is found broken.
Wielding this is knowingly dealing with the unknown, willingly reaching for the out-of-reach, and a minute-by-minute admission of one's absurdly tiny place in an infinte canvas. Wielding magic is an abacination in an attempt to see more clearly.
Character Creation
I would like characters to be created around the table with everybody present. That way we can go over the rules as we go, as well as ensuring that characters work well together. For those of you who would like to plan ahead a bit, here's some of the key things I'm looking for.
- Why is your character on death row?
- Why did your character choose service over death?
- What would your character like to accomplish now that you have a new lease on life?
- What is special about your character that drew your captors attention? How did your captors discover this?
Also make sure you take a look at the general Character Building Guidelines.
Player Characters
Players, please create a page for your characters and post a link to it here. See here for a number of useful templates.
Resources
Useful Links
Burning Wheel Home Page - Check the wiki for Errata and Character Sheets.
Session Summaries
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