[UA] 1930s UA

[J.E. Holloway]

> Are notes for your "Chicago Rules" session available, Mr. Holloway?

I'm afraid not; they were on my laptop, which is in the shop with some 
kind of faulty motherboard thingy.

The sad fact of the matter is that "Chicago Rules" didn't do anything more 
than set a regular old UA game against the backdrop of "the Untouchables." 
It was 1930s-y in a way that's immediately accessible to everyone: lots of 
Packards and whatnot being driven over steaming grates and gangsters 
shouting "you'll never take me alive, copper!"

There really wasn't much to it; it was a con scenario and intended to make 
a point (it started in the middle of a fight scene, for instance) rather 
than to elaborate a setting.