Listen I played MT for awhile and none of us saw the Virus coming so to speak.
So we developed a campaign that kind of followed this sceneriao from the speculating pdf on downport.com :
Reunification under Margaret: Like the previous scenario, a group of factions gang up on
Lucan, knocking him out of the picture. Then the factions continue squabbling amongst
themselves. Vland and Dulinor carve up the territory controlled by the real Strephon.
Margaret then gets Daibei and Vland to attack Dulinor, with help from her own faction. With
Dulinor knocked out of the picture, Margaret makes a deal with Deneb, which allows the
two factions to carve up the Vilanis. By now Daibei is under heavy attack from the fast
advancing Solomanis, and is forced by Margaret to accept annexation, in return for military
aid. With the Frontier with the Solomanis temporarily stabilized, Margareth turns her
attention on Antares and Deneb. Bzrk of Antares is forced to accept reannexation by the
Julian Protectorate. Deneb retains independence only because the Solomanis continue to
make trouble on the rimward frontier.
This of course meant Margaret was more active than she seemed as oppossed to the detached figure offerring citizens stability in a sea of chaos.
The PCs were all agents of Margaret running around causing chaos for the other factions through a series of deep dark ops missions.
This made many of the assasination missions and thieving encounters in a doc like Patrons more palatable for this group of people.
The story was that a group of her close advisors were doing a little acting on their own to push her into a more activist stance.
Now the question is how did your campaigns resolve the Rebellion or did they?
So we developed a campaign that kind of followed this sceneriao from the speculating pdf on downport.com :
Reunification under Margaret: Like the previous scenario, a group of factions gang up on
Lucan, knocking him out of the picture. Then the factions continue squabbling amongst
themselves. Vland and Dulinor carve up the territory controlled by the real Strephon.
Margaret then gets Daibei and Vland to attack Dulinor, with help from her own faction. With
Dulinor knocked out of the picture, Margaret makes a deal with Deneb, which allows the
two factions to carve up the Vilanis. By now Daibei is under heavy attack from the fast
advancing Solomanis, and is forced by Margaret to accept annexation, in return for military
aid. With the Frontier with the Solomanis temporarily stabilized, Margareth turns her
attention on Antares and Deneb. Bzrk of Antares is forced to accept reannexation by the
Julian Protectorate. Deneb retains independence only because the Solomanis continue to
make trouble on the rimward frontier.
This of course meant Margaret was more active than she seemed as oppossed to the detached figure offerring citizens stability in a sea of chaos.
The PCs were all agents of Margaret running around causing chaos for the other factions through a series of deep dark ops missions.
This made many of the assasination missions and thieving encounters in a doc like Patrons more palatable for this group of people.
The story was that a group of her close advisors were doing a little acting on their own to push her into a more activist stance.
Now the question is how did your campaigns resolve the Rebellion or did they?
