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Harloff · 08-09-05, 02:39 AM

hmmm....

In most situations I agree that the scot can't share information with the rest of the party. But on a quest like the one Harlas ran yesterday this would be extremely time consuming and would leave the party with nothing to do for all those minuts the scouts where observing, perhaps 20 minutes and afterwards we should listen to the whole thing being told to us, hence very boring for all involved. I for one knew that I couldn't hear what the scout says and ind my mind I pretended that it was somthing I heard afterwards.

If something should have been changed i think it should have been done more pen and paper style. E.i. Harlas would tell the scouts what they saw and heard in the period they where there and they would return to the party and refer it. - quick and painless -

Just my opinion on the matter...

Harloff

08-09-05, 02:39 AM	#5
Harloff Mind Flayer Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Denmark Posts: 676 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	RE: RP Scouting comments hmmm.... In most situations I agree that the scot can't share information with the rest of the party. But on a quest like the one Harlas ran yesterday this would be extremely time consuming and would leave the party with nothing to do for all those minuts the scouts where observing, perhaps 20 minutes and afterwards we should listen to the whole thing being told to us, hence very boring for all involved. I for one knew that I couldn't hear what the scout says and ind my mind I pretended that it was somthing I heard afterwards. If something should have been changed i think it should have been done more pen and paper style. E.i. Harlas would tell the scouts what they saw and heard in the period they where there and they would return to the party and refer it. - quick and painless - Just my opinion on the matter... Harloff __________________ Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups!