LSpy mission order...

[darth byron]

Well it has been a while...

I have been mostly absent from the Spycraft arena for almost four years. Newborns and adopted children have a tendency to do that to you. For a while now I have been planning to start my own Spycraft campaign at home. Since time is not exactly something I have a lot of, I decided to utilize the Living Spycraft missions and make it an unoffficial LSpy campaign - even using the old MRDs.

My only question is in what order should the missions be run in order to preserve any storyline? when to convert from 1.0 to 2.0? and which 1.0-converted to-2.0 missions should be used when (1.0 or 2.0)?

Thanks in advance...

[Crafty_Pat]

With the exception of the Terrortory series, which is ordered on the Downloads page, the missions are intentionally light on continuity so they can be played in any order. There are a few light links between the other missions, almost universally within series by author.

[Gentry]

I'll echo Pat here.  I'd suggest you just download them (they're free!) and place them in whatever order you see fit for your crew.  Terrortory excluded, of course (and in Terrortory I'm including the missions Nest and Operation Snow Pigeon, which aren't precisely part of the arc, but together form the introduction to it).

[bearda]

It's been a while, but I thought there were a couple small story arcs prior to Terrortory.  I know there were a bunch that got started in 2.0, but not a lot that were too continuous.

[Desertpuma]

The Avis series (which actually ends with Nest), the WARD series, the Faceless (which finish off with the opening of Nest but can be used separately)...

Most of them very good as is ... the 2.0 missions start with Triple Play...

[Psion]

There's a link between Robbing Peter, Triple Play, and A Dish Best Served Cold. You don't have to run the first two before the last, but it's hard to go the other way without changing some names. Robbing Peter and Triple Play can be played in either order, but really if you plan to run either or both, you should do so before running A Dish Best Served Cold.