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Re: Dream Park Hero?

Re: Predator: rough draft. Any comments? Wick -- I'd like to point out that you put 0 END on all of the Enhanced Senses. They don't cost END by default.

Re: Announcing Kazei 5, Second Edition If you'd like to assist with the 5E to 6E migration of Hero Designer files for Kazei 5, please email me directly at susano@guisarme.net.

Re: Shadowcats Vehicular Insanity Shop: a bunch of more PC usable stuff to post Send them to me, at least.

Re: Dream Park Hero? Having finished the trilogy I will reaffirm my opinion that the set-up is flawed, in that you use fantasy characters to adventure in decidedly non-fantasy settings (they mention a Terminator game, as well as one with cyborgs). So entire genres get left behind in favor of classic old-school basic D&D archetypes. There's also a highly antagonistic relationship between Gamers and GM.. or can, depending on the Game. I mean, in California Voodoo you have several characters killed off in the initial encounter, which is only an hour or so (if that) into a game taking several days to complete. That said, the adventure presented in the first Dream Park novel has the perfect setting already made for it: Day After Ragnarok. I shall have to muse on this idea further.

Re: "Neat" Pictures There's also one with a katana-styled hilt.

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares Children of Men at Work

Re: Announcing Kazei 5, Second Edition You'll have to send me one. I don't think I have it anymore.

Re: I love me some xenomorphs!

Re: I love me some xenomorphs!

Re: Cool Guns for your Games Well, I already have the 15mm Stormbreaker, so why not?

Re: I love me some xenomorphs! **waves hand in front of Old Man** These are not the films you were thinking of. You may go.

Re: Cool Guns for your Games I should do a write-up of this for Kazei 5. 30 STR replicates and 40 STR cyborgs should be able to fire it with no problem.

Re: Order of the Stick I'm not complaining.

Re: A Robert E. Howard moment..... He's looking for someone.

Re: Predator: rough draft. Any comments? Depends on how cinematic you want to be. Leaping and Climbing are "Real World," Leaping and Clinging are "Hollywood Cinema", Flight pushes the Predator into Hong Kong cinema territory.

Re: Predator: rough draft. Any comments? His brother? What character is that?

Re: I love me some xenomorphs! What little I've read of the Gibson script, I agree. I always thought that a good follow up to Aliens (instead of 3 and 4) would have an older Ripley, on a space station, when a derelict star ship is brought it. Empty... but for some odd ovoid structures clustered together here and there.... Speaking of sequels, I've read that Ridley Scott intends to make a prequel of some sort, dealing with the space jockey.

Re: Predator: rough draft. Any comments? Well, Dutch was played by Arnold and the Hollywood Arnold was a 23-25 STR.

Re: I love me some xenomorphs! I liked the second movie. I think it's just as good as the first. I was pretty neutral on film three (although the deaths of Hicks and Newt pissed me off to no end... that and the lame explanation on how the face hugger got in the ship) and was meh about film four.

Re: Predator: rough draft. Any comments? I would give him both Climbing and Clinging for those surfaces (like rigging) where the former would work and the latter might not. Also, their ability to brachiate through trees could be a form of Flight.

Re: Characters from the Max Max Trilogy of films While many of them are too powerful for heroic fantasy, they make great Celtic/Tuala Morn feats.

Re: Characters from the Max Max Trilogy of films I think they'd be easy enough to alter.

Re: Characters from the Max Max Trilogy of films

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares