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geekvoid

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  • Birthday 12/14/1974

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    why would you want details about how boring I am?
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  1. Re: What Are You Listening To Right Now? Seven Drunken Nights by Flogging Molly. It describes some rather memorable momemts in my family history...sadly enough.
  2. Re: The Kandris Seal It's worth it just for the fact that reading it makes you think evil thoughts about things to inflict upon your players...
  3. Re: SWAT Officer I don't know if this is anywhere close to what you had in mind, but... http://www.hpr.com/service_images/SWAT-Police-Officer.jpg
  4. Re: Illiteracy... I've got an NPC in a cyberpunk campaign I've been running that has the same problem. I gave him a decent Deduction roll to work with and a bit of an obnoxious personality to cover up his lack of ability. For me, it's less of write up problem as a roleplaying issue on my part. I keep having to remind myself that he's not stupid, he just can't read. Hence, he tends to stay a bit quiet until he has a good grasp of what's going on before he speaks up. Then again, he's not a major villian...
  5. Re: Looking for A.I. Scenarios I don't know if it'll work for you at all, but the Shadowrun line just wrapped up a huge AI arc not too long ago. It started with Renraku Arcology: Shutdown and progressed from there. (Just google it and take a look at the various reviews) In short, the rogue AI was pieced together from a spontaneous AI. Deus then shutdown an entire complex with over a hundred thousand people in it and turned it into his personal playground and the hostages into his personal playthings. If you want a little dark, take a look. Even if you don't use it, it might give you some ideas?
  6. Re: Starting points for rookies in established campaign
  7. Re: Starting points for rookies in established campaign This happened with my gaming group not all that long ago. If I remember correctly, the GM had them make the character at the caqmpaign standard which I want to say was 300 points. After that was done, he gave them half the average XP of the existing characters and let them spend it however they wanted, tho he did make some suggestions. Once they started playing, they got the same amount of XP as everyone else, unless they did something particularly outstanding or made some highly entertaing comments about the other players that made said GM laugh and spew Mt Dew across the table...
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