by Ivan Blasco | Jan 30, 2015 | Foci
As per page 64 of the Numenera Handbook. While in the Hunt, use the limitations described in the recursion.
by Ivan Blasco | Jan 30, 2015 | Recursions
“Homo homini lupus est” It doesn’t matter how many time pass. Neither how many laws,culture and civilizations have developed the humanity. Deep down the humans are still animals. And the beast inside only knows one simple rule: Eat or be eaten. There is no more truth than the survival of the fittest. There is no more social classes than hunter and prey. The Hunt recursion is the result of that philosophy. Every 15 days some special chosen ones will receive a sealed envelope containing only an old coin. The ones that discovered his origin will be able to find a recursion door (normally in some illegal gambling place) that will transport it to the Hunt recursion. Once they trespass the door, the coin will disappear. Any recursion traveller that enters into the Hunt will found a Victorian age manor surrounded by a huge primal forest. In that manor an english lord named Sir George Kennigstone will give them the welcome and introduce to the Main Hall. There will be kept there until the suitable number of “guests” enter into the recursion. Once this happen Sir Kennigstone will explain the rules of the game. During three days all the recursors will be trapped in that recursion. During that time they will be hunters and have to between them. The winner will receive the ultimate price (A wish disk cypher see pag. 97 Technology Compendium Sir Arthour’s Guide to the Numenera). The ones still alive after the three days will be able to return to their native homes. The dead ones will stay in the Hunt. Their bodies will feed the...
