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Re: Genre-crossover nightmares A Princess of Mars Meets the Wolfman

Re: Mixing Swords & Sorcery with Comedic Fantasy Two words for you: Ninja Goblins.

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares NASA On Ice

Re: Genres HERO GAMES may want to avoid (intended to be humorous) Where's that quote from?

Re: A Thread for Random Videos The video and the sound are unfortunately a bit off sync, but here's the best scene from The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother

Re: Genres HERO GAMES may want to avoid (intended to be humorous) Probably not!

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares Survivor: Sesame Street

Re: Genres HERO GAMES may want to avoid (intended to be humorous) Cheez Whiz HERO

Re: town generator Lots of good generators here.

Re: Nasa Tv When I lived in San Francisco, the cable company included a government station that sometimes aired NASA TV. I don't get that in San Bruno, but I remember it mostly showing the Mission Control staff going through a regular day. Still, I would probably find more useful stuff now, since I've been developing a scifi campaign.

Re: Genres HERO GAMES may want to avoid (intended to be humorous) Rep HERO

Re: town generator Maybe Seventh Sanctum's Setting Generator can also help, in case you need to name your town.

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares Star Trek: The Yellow Submarine

Re: "Neat" Pictures Interesting idea, but I would have mounted the jet on a Mustang. And added machine guns. Edit: I sent my best friend the link. He said it would probably suck to carry passengers or groceries on it.

Re: Help Me Populate A Creepy Hotel Scenario: Do I Belong Here? You appear to be a regular in the hotel; you actually seem to live there. Everyone knows and likes you. You're welcome throughout the establishment. You know these people, but what are there names? Where and when did you meet them? And which room is yours anyway?

Re: Cool Guns for your Games I don't remember seeing these on the thread, so here are some links for you, which I saw in another forum: A very small handgun And the ammo it uses A very big gun (a modern hand cannon?) Nice handle!

Re: Middle-earth I wrote up the racial/cultural package deals for Elves and Men for 4th Edition. I can't remember where I stored them. I'll look through my old disks.

Re: Middle-earth I've used wyverns as models for fell beasts.

Re: Underground Farming in Japan I can actually use this in my campaign. That's something the underground colonies on Ganymede and Titan can use. Thanks for sharing!

Re: Hypothetical Planets (in our solar system) Don't worry. If I ever encounter a Mi-go, I'll run it down with my Yu-go.

Re: Dreams in the HERO House If you run a fantasy campaign, here's a scene for your players. Have your characters be captured by orcs, or just have them skulking around a cave system where the orcs live. The orc tribes will come together in an enormous cavern. They quarrel, and it is obvious the chiefs want to usurp the king. But none of them dare touch the king because he had three bodyguards, who were giants. They sat in massive stone chairs and glared at the other orcs, silently challenging them to try something rash. And yes, I actually dreamed this.

Re: Dreams in the HERO House I remember quite a few creepy dreams that would work in a fantasy or horror setting. One involved a giant mummy that broke out of its tomb in a cliff by the sea. I don't have any more details, because I woke up soon after that dream. Another involved a human-sized bronze statue that was sentient and mobile. It had enslaved several humans and forced them to carry it on a palanquin. The statue lived on human blood. Every so often, it would grapple a human and somehow drain him of all his blood. I had planned to put these ideas in a setting, but I never got around to it.

Re: Genres HERO GAMES may want to avoid (intended to be humorous) The Ultimate Oompa Loompa

Re: Genres HERO GAMES may want to avoid (intended to be humorous) Medical Research HERO

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares Riddle of Steel Magnolias