I still want to try to Move Silently and flank one of them and get a sneaky attack on them.

Anyone who sticks their head up that ain't one of us gets a neat hole in the forehead.

*has been playing too much Mordheim*

The North Korean warband has lost 25% or more of its members. Make a rout check, 2d6 against the Leader's LD

If no one minds, I think we'll put SnS up on blocks for a while.

It's far from being over or dead, but I'd like to have just one primary game going at a time and I don't want SnS to become a half-assed effort.

Sounds okay to me ... I'm tyring to get a pen and paper Spycraft campaign rolling. I'll probably post some 'after action' reports in another thread so you all can make me a better GM

Ha! Guess who's back???

The summer hiatus is over and the plan is to have an update at least every other day or so.

Dieter!

Great to see this back. It's been great fun to read. Unfortunately, I know nothing about Spycraft and have no interest in getting any closer to d20 than my copy of Mutants & Masterminds. Otherwise, I'd have to pester you to let me into the game. Be thankful.

Gordon

Thanks.

Even if you did want to join, I'd have regretably have to turn you down. The mechanics and number crunching of Spycraft favor small parties.

Feeling refreshed and all?

Welcome back. We now return to our regularly schedualed blaze of gunfire.

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Feeling refreshed and all?

Welcome back. We now return to our regularly schedualed blaze of gunfire.

Yup, I watched Die Another Day last night.

We better make a push for the bunker.

Do we have anyone who speaks Korean? It might be (maybe not RIGHT now) advantageous for both sides to cut their losses and sort out this little "survival" thing.

Kyun would be the best choice for the "Hey, we're all fucked by the nuke, so why don't we put the boomsticks down for now" negotiations.

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I'll most likely be without internet Monday (7/28) thru the following Monday (8/04) for sailing lessons.

Crap on a stick. Looks like we'd be waiting till next week. In lieu of that, I'll argue that an N.K. officer speaks Mandarin, so Brian could also speak for the group.

Than Brian will begin nice, calm "You put down your guns, we'll put down ours, and we just sit in this bunker until we can find out whats happening. Otherwise, alot of us are just going to be dead anyway" negotiations.

It's moving ! Yay !

...

I'm too late for the party, ain't I ? Oh well, atleast it's on track again.

Gatac

Yeah, it's moving...not sure where...but it's moving.

Although it's kinda hard to top "So the nuke went off, now what?" opening.

Suggestions? I'd really like to keep the storyline going but am fresh out of ideas. I just need something to get the ball rolling.

Hooray for EMP shielded equipment!

I think both sides want to keep the nuke secret as possible, considering that this would be the first public nuclear attack since Nagasaki. Is it possible the Agency has "hushed up" stuff like this in hotspots during the cold war? That could be a future mission. Other ideas could include strictly millitary operations, or going in to salvage technology or intelligence from nuked areas, because you bet your ass we're gonna nuke 'em back, if not gas or biostrike.

We'll say the "hot spots" were marked on the coordinates provided.

Than I say its time to wish our asian friends well and head for the door.