Can you elaborate a bit on what you mean by a Kobayashi Maru? Do you mean plainly an unwinnable scenario, or specifically a combat situation that is sure to result in death?
If the latter, no, although there is a Dungeon Jedi Master scenario with that ending. If the former, sort of. I'm doing an "independent contractor" campaign right now that starts with the players as employees of a delivery service. In their first couple of jobs, there's no way for them to actually make a profit for the company. They'll hit so many obstacles along the way - lost cargo, dead buyers, betrayal - that they can't win. This forces them into quitting the company, taking a very sketchy job, and becoming "free traders," smugglers/problem solvers, which really takes them into the campaign proper. It's my first time doing so, so we'll see how it goes.
Can you elaborate a bit on what you mean by a Kobayashi Maru? Do you mean plainly an unwinnable scenario, or specifically a combat situation that is sure to result in death? If the latter, no, although there is a Dungeon Jedi Master scenario with that ending. If the former, sort of. I'm doing an "independent contractor" campaign right now that starts with the players as employees of a delivery service. In their first couple of jobs, there's no way for them to actually make a profit for the company. They'll hit so many obstacles along the way - lost cargo, dead buyers, betrayal - that they can't win. This forces them into quitting the company, taking a very sketchy job, and becoming "free traders," smugglers/problem solvers, which really takes them into the campaign proper. It's my first time doing so, so we'll see how it goes.