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Miniatures Adventure => Pulp => Topic started by: General M@yhem on April 11, 2015, 12:15:22 AM
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Hi,
I'm due to host a large Pulp Alley game at my club. I'm hoping to do the Hidalgo Fire scenario from Perilous island book. In the book, the scenario is for 2-4 players. I may have 6 people playing so I wondered if anyone has any suggestions on how to handle this? This will be the first time the guys have played using Pulp Alley rules, I'm gonna be the umpire so I can keep the game flowing.(I hope!)
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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I might add one or two plot points - a second set of luggage, Elaine's truck, half-naked fireman companion - but otherwise I think the scenario would hold up, even with 6 players.
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I've seen Dad run this scenario for 6+ new players a few times, but he is quite familiar with the rules. :o lol
Having an umpire will be a great help! Here are some suggestions that might help as well....
1. Limit the size of the leagues. Maybe even cut it down to 1 Leader, 1 Sidekick, and 1 Ally per player.
2. Add an extra minor plot point.
3. As the ump, focus on who currently controls the Initiative and encourage them to keep the action going.
4. Stress the fact that this is a "learning scenario". New players tend to focus on the fighting far more than completing plot points, so don't worry if this happens and just let them have fun.
5. With 6+ players there's a chance that you'll draw all the Fortune cards, so just be ready to shuffle as needed. Also, new players tend to ignore their cards.
6. The League Deployment in this scenario is perfect for big games but you probably want to expand the table to 4'x4' - but not more than 4'x5'.
7. Have lots of fun!
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Thanks very much. :)
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Hey, this poster sounds like they may have done it before!
:D