TheFool1972

After being a GM for the last two decades of my life, I am kind of trapped into the roll. "But you're so GOOD at it." It's flattering and frustrating at the same time. On one hand, who would want a twenty year game master playing in thier game. I'm so used to playing 20 characters at one time, while attempting to process a plot on the fly, that if I just had one character... God save the GM, cause I would ruin to poor bastard... I guess it's fine though... You can't tell me I'm not making my player's happy, cause they always come back. And I don't even have to feed them... The Fool

Actually, the drones in Aliens 4 were human/alien crossovers. They were more "human' in thier thinking patterns. And about the one that sacrificed itself in the cell: It was not actually voulantary. In fact, it seemed to think the idea sucked. The Fool

Nope, it was usually the ACID that did most of the damage. The Fool

You know, I built these things for d20 at one point for a realm in ravenloft (a horror setting for D&D). The way I figured it, ravenloft was probably a lot bigger than was mentioned in the book, and probably had a lot of realms that broke away from the midevil/victorian referance. So I decided to add in colony XX-### as a horror realm that the characters acciented across. As the master of the domain, I placed a not-so-standard exec from "The Company". He was actually contolling the aliens subconsciously. From there they also ran into the broken realm of No Man's Land, ruled by the Joker of DC comics. Finally, they limped into Purity city. Here, those with mutant powers were hunted to extintion by sentinals (think marvel) with the actual lord not being a political leader, but a mad AI manufacturing the sentinals. Man, that was a wierd game. The players thought it was intersting though.... The Fool

ARGGGggggg.... [wet squishy sound] Anybody need some used eyeballs? I don't want mine anymore. As a writer of creative fiction myself, I have to say: That needs some work. With a hammer. On the author. Please god: Let me die before any of my work looks like that and gets out to the public. The Fool "Oh honey! That's NOT fixed..."

Actually, Wheel-of-time was great for 1-3, good for 4-6, decent for 7-9, and 10 just makes me want to shoot someone in the head. Probably myself for reading it. I think he's getting bored... A good serial novel flushed right down the bloody drain. The Fool

Umn... Danger sense still only reads danger, not the bad things that have already happened... He couldn't see what was going to happen, only what happened. The Fool

He wore gloves until the end. Don't know why this seemed to stop him from reading, though. He never had skin contact with the others either... The Fool.

Actually, danger sense advises you to threats to yourself. He could only sense the bad things others had done, no what they planned to do. The Fool

Actually, I have to vote for clairsentience. He is seeing the situation of the EVENT, not their thoughts. He is also seeing it from the OUTSIDE. The Fool

About kryptonite man: I think any time a character wants his very PRESENCE to effect a character's vulnerabilies, and that vulnerability is not something that is normally a part of the character's makeup, that they should pay the point cost for how common it is. (5, 10, or 15 as per the disadvantage). Now if the vulnerable character says he is vulnerable to humans, cats, or dogs; all bets are off... The Fool. "So... FatMan... You're vulnerable to... Pizza?" "So... DeliveryMan... You want to effect people vulnerable to... Pizza?" "You're both nuts! Get outta here!"

Bend? The Rules? Er.... "OH MY GOD! HIS HEAD EXPLODED!" The Fool "Rule were made to be obeyed, you CRIMINAL!"

Tried the box as an AI... Ran into a wall about how to give it physical stats such as body and stun... No rules for it, I would still have to make a body for the ai box, and then another for the robot body. Not a pretty method... Seems to be too far off the beaten path. The Fool "Tab A into Slot B? What Tab? What Slot?"

Anyone seen the anime Scryed? It's basically about people called "Alters", who have the ability to reshape mass into a construct to fight for them. (exceptions abound)... Of the two main characters, one can make a construct that fights with two ribbon-like blades. The other changes his arm to create an armor like construct over it for making super powered punches. And nearly all of them tend toward the "one trick pony" system of character creation. Or at least it seems. Anyone else? The Fool "They call me Kazuma, the Shell Bullet."

Dunno about type, but the Joker from DC gets my vote as the most frightening villian of all time. Psychotic and Sociopathic, with a dollop of Violent Killer and just a hint of Genius. Then follow that up with Harly Quin. That girl's got more issues than HE does... The Fool "You know, I just hate it when someone doesn't get the joke!"