Agent 13

Re: A Modern League of Extroardinary Gentlemen

Re: Found something today.... As I recall, Allston's Strike Force campaign came out of the games he conducted for his Space Gamer review.

Re: Pulp Reading http://www.blackcoatpress.com/

Re: How do you feel about Superheroes that kill? Frankly, it sounds like he's describing the issue where Jenny Sparks is reborn as Jenny Quantum. If he is, he seems to have completely missed the fact that it wasn't the Authority doing the killing, and it was Authority member the Doctor who saved the newborn Jenny Quantum.

Re: Superpowers that haven't been thought out...

Re: What would you do with this base? Am I the only one reminded of the "Jews in Space" gag from the end of History of the World Part I?

Re: What are some interesting disadvantages you have used? You were playing Rob Liefeld?

Re: Pros/Cons of an 'official' campaign world Cannon = Large hollow thing that makes a big noise Canon = Largely hollow thing that people make a big noise about

Re: Best Section Header *Ever* Oh, it's spelled "Yodelling Yaks in Yachts", but it's pronouced "Throatwarbler Mangrove".

Re: Person of Steel, Significant Other of Tissue paper

Re: Art for your WWII game Along with that one, I have these sites bookmarked for WWII photos and documents: http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/index.html http://americanhistory.si.edu/ http://www.thirdreichruins.com/ http://www.loc.gov/ http://www.archives.gov/

Re: A request for some old V&V Stuff Skyhawk

Re: Alternate Marverlverses And until then, we always have these...

Re: Person of Steel, Significant Other of Tissue paper He plotted out Ganthet's Tale, yeah. Harlan, however, has a much larger comics resume.

Re: Person of Steel, Significant Other of Tissue paper

Re: Powers of the BLUE BEETLE

Re: Person of Steel, Significant Other of Tissue paper

Re: Person of Steel, Significant Other of Tissue paper Who brought up Harlan Ellsion?

Re: Is anyone running Galactic Champions? As I've worked on my Villains & Vigilantes concordance, I've been considering what the V&V "Universe" would look like twenty years on. The final V&V module is #2028, Dawn of the Devil, which destroys most of the Earth about halfway through using an ancient evil and his space pirate armada. But everything gets better through a deus ex machina after the PCs defeat the Big Bad and his 8-million+ Hit Points. A couple of things never really clicked in my mind about the background of this module - The heroes travel over a year and a half through space to find the dxm. The dxm sets everything back the way it was, but doesn't turn back time. Everyone everywhere remembers everything that happened. This means that not only does the entirety of humanity remember the razing of the Earth, but some 90% remember their own deaths, while the rest remember a year and a half of the apocalypse. Couple this with a massive of infusion of advanced technology (salvaging the pirate armada, plus a number of other pieces of supertech scattered throughout the module) and the discovery of some ancient relics in the possession of both "the Devil" and CHESS, and something has to change in the setting in a major way. It could all go a number of ways - Squabbling over the remains of the space armada and the other plunder could lead to World War, and then it's Apocalypse earthling-style, with superheroes and lots more mutants in the ashes of the Earth. The human race goes all far out space nuts, builds their own armada, and goes out into space to find strange, new civilizations... and kill them. Most everyone having gotten their own personal taste of Armageddon, humanity gets its act together and straightens things out (mostly), and begins space colonization and exploration with the help of some of our extraterrestrial pals. Voila, Galactic Champions campaign that you don't have to travel a thousand years for. There are other outcomes, but those are the three that pop to mind. I prefer door number three, myself. One of these days I'll sit down and try to pull together my notes for V&V: Welcome to Tomorrow into a more cohesive product.

Re: A request for some old V&V Stuff

Re: A request for some old V&V Stuff And here's the thing - the imposter appeared before the original... Dun dun DUHN!

Re: A request for some old V&V Stuff

Re: Page one of the V&V Conversions is up!

Re: Page one of the V&V Conversions is up! Most things from Opponents Unlimited make me twitch. I actually had to take time off from working on my V&V concordance halfway through that book.

Re: weird villain concepts