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Fiasco - The Debt. My regular Tuesday group is made up of gamers at the lower end of the experience range. Some of them had never played an RPG before they met me. They have a really good sense of story and pacing, though, and have writing experience. It also helps that they're all pretty sharp. So four of us I'm going to use initials throughout, just in case future employers Google their names , ES, TS, JG, and me, were scheduled to play A Taste For Murder when through a series of bizarre circumstances, we ended up ready to roll on a game of Fiasco instead.
Out of respect to Graham and a deep-felt love of Guy Ritchie crime flicks we chose the Gangster London playset. I give them a basic rundown of the rules and roll some dice. We have red and blue dice, but I'll call them white and black here to keep it clear. I don't go into too much detail when explaining the rules. Having played Polaris, everybody groks the freeform structure pretty well. I don't recall the exact order in which relationships were developed, but I can tell you that my group preferred to add a new broad category rather than define an existing one.
I'm not sure why that is. Maybe they just prefer having the big picture first. He tended to raise his kid without luxury, and so she has little sense of the value of some of the objects in the collection. She's kind and very helpful, but maybe a little naive.
