[UA] joy & sorrow

[Sonja Pieper]

> Personally, I think residents in one of those annoying
> controlled suburbs are good characters for this.  However,
> Sonja, you are not from the States.  I recall a discussion
> on how much non-Americans understand these neighborhoods. 
> I believe the consensus is that Australians know this
> concept all too well also.  So if your players are not
> familiar with the controlling nature of these neighborhood
> associations, then you may want to generate your own PCs
> that match their paradigm.

Well I was hoping to run it as a part of my current campaign.

Anyone think it would be good to run this scenario right after 
thorouhgly frustrating the PCs like or after having them live through 
their 'sorrows'? Would it work when the characters are sufficiently sad 
and depressed?

Otherwise I am considering to run it with other characters than the PCs 
but later get them to meet these characters .... I am not sure if they 
would grasp the concept of the original characters.

Ciao
Sonja


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