[UA] Invisible Rules

[Chris Milne]

In my players' cases, they went for a pretty average spread, but 
emphasised Mind and Soul over Body and Speed (they're mostly adepts). 
The most extreme was the Dipso journalist, who justified having a low 
Body by years of extensive alcohol abuse.


Chris Milne


On Thursday, April 19, 2001 9:37 AM, wild at park.net 
[SMTP:wild at park.net] wrote:
> On Tue, 17 April 2001, Mark Fender wrote:
>
> >
> > >FWIW, it didn't work on my players. But I think that's more to 
do
> > >
> > >with the fact that they're playing characters based on their 
real
> > >
> > >life selves, so having a low Mind is just too demeaning...
> >
> > But they didn't find a low Body or Soul demeaning? Odd.
>
> I'm 1.7m and weigh about 55kg.  I'd not rate myself as having a
> particularly good Body skill if I were playing myself.  Good
> stamina might jump it up to about a 40, but I'd doubt much higher.
>
> That's not demeaning; that's having a clear view of self.
>
> John

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