anyway.



thread: 2007-02-20 : Four Oracles

On 2007-03-05, Hans wrote:

One thing I noticed, Vincent, is that some of the newer items are not as punchy or concise as the older ones.  An example:

Old element - A hermit priestess, practicing obscure deprivations.

New element - A tempter devil, fond of luxury and sin, respecter of no law and every appetite, imprisoned until this very hour and minute within a stone crypt behind an old monk's garden.

I'm not sure if all the extra words in the second element really add that much.  Why a stone crypt?  Why an old monk's garden?  Wouldn't the following be just as good?

Suggested element - A recently awakened tempter devil, fond of luxury and sin.

Personally, one of the things I love about the oracle elements is their brevity; a quick evocative sentence that the players can take and run with.

Is this a conscious change on your part, to add more details?



 

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