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Re: What Have You Watched Recently?
family guy: blue harvest. it followed Star Wars real closely.
With a couple (hundred) exceptions:D
Princess Leia/ Lois: "Arn't you a little fat to be a stormtrooper?"
Luke Skywalker/ Chris: "Fine, rot in here you stuck up B###h!"
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Re: Quote of the Week from my gaming group...
A long time ago (1995) I was playing RIFTS and sed to a guy in a power armor....
I HAVE A FUSSION BLOCK, AND I KNOW HOW TO USE IT!!!
I barely got away.
(A Fussion block is like a brick of megga damage C-4)
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Re: Harry Dresden
I would build it as:Murphy-onic Field: 1d6 suppress technology, 0END +½, Persistent +½ Uncontrolled (deactivated by performing maintanence) +½, All technology Simultaneously +2, Area of Effect (2" Radius) +1; 27 Active; Always On -½, No Conscious control -2; Real cost: 8points
The name is a quote from a character in the book. Also some equipment might suffer a greater effect than normal which you might do as an additional limitation (probably either -0 or -¼ at most) and some things are resilient which would be represented as power defense with the -2 only for foci:
Murphy-onic resistance: 5 power defense; 5 active; Only For Foci -2; Real Cost: 2points
Hope this answers your problems.
But since it screws him up, usually at the worst time (blowing out lights, car breaks down, computers crashing, no cell phone, cold showers) could it also be a disadvantage? Or does the limited controll he has over it cancel out the disadvantage? Defanitly got the disadvantage UNLUCK.
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Can anyont tell me how to build Harry Dresden? If you don't know, he's the wizard/ detective star of a series of novels by Jim Butcher.
I'm just starting out and since I can't find anyone in the area who plays hero, I'm figuring it out by myself, so PLEASE explain how you did it.
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I'm trying to build the wizard/detective Harry Dresden
I'm very new to this system, so please explain how you did it.
What I've figured out so far...(might be too much to start)
Might contain several spoilers if you haven't finished the last book "white night"
he's got a variable power pool. to give him whatever effect he needs.
ranged killing attack. pistol, gets bigger as the story progresses. .38, .357, .44 mag. And occasionaly a pump shotgun.
a ring that gives a blast of cuncussive force. (TK, or energy blast?) probably EB with endurance pool, expends all points at once, slow to recharge.
force field bracelet. variable effect, usually a shield in front or a circle or sphere. in first book it was able to go soft jello to cushion a elivator crash, (but not since)
Owns a car, a badley beaten vlotswagon bug
Can take a beating: Damage reduction
Perk: private investigators licence
Perk: Police powers, Only with the magical community.
Contact: Karin Murphy, Chicago PD.
Contact: Michial Carpenter, Holy Knight
Contact: Father Forthill, Catholic priest
Contact: Thomas Raith, half brother, White court vampire.
And several others, the list is long. a mercenary, Half vampire girlfriend, the Archive-a little girl that knows EVERYTHING. the wardens (wizard cops), Elaine his Ex girlfriend, Ebineezer his old master. Butters- assistant coriner (harrys doctor)
Apprentice: Molly Carpenter, Powerfull but just learning. (might also be called a disadvantage)
BOB, Air elemental living in a human skull. Total recall. Knows LOTS about magic.
Hunted: Black court vampires, Red court vampires, Cowl -evil wizard, The Merlin - leader of the white councel
Feared by Vampires, AND by some of the low leval magic folks
He's publicly known, He's in the phone book
Long lether coat is armor
Some stuff I'm really not shur about..
He's able to throw fire without a focus, It very uncontrolled. He has a "blasting rod" that lets him controll it. Since he really don't need it, I don't know how to build it.
Staff: Point pool? the book hasn't really given much info, It just seems to get in the way.
A lot more but the library is closing, so I got to go.
Any help would be appriciated, THANKS
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Re: A Thread for Random Musings
I've been watching "The Dog Whisperer" on the national geographic channel. After watching several shows, I've come to realize that all the dogs I've raised over the years are really well behaived.
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Re: What Have You Watched Recently?
I'm a Red Dwarf fan myself. Rewatched the videos many times over the years.It gets better as it goes along, probably peaking around seasons 3-4.
I read the first 2 or 3 books a few years ago. So I had a good idea what was going on.
Is the TV show based on the books or are the books based on the TV? Or is it sorta like "the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy". a book based on a tv show that's based on a radio show?
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Re: What Have You Watched Recently?
I watched RED DWARF. volumn 1 last night. funny but it was made by the BBC, so the english is a little hard to understand sometimes
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Re: A Thread for Random Musings
When I was driving a tracter/trailer for a couple years, I kind of thought of my truck like it was a lion watching the herds of antilope in Africa. By killing off the weak, the slow and the stupid, it makes the surviving herd stronger.
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Re: Jokes
A cop is driving down the street, and sees a penguin waddling along. He catches it and calls the station to find out what to do.
The captain tells him to take it to the zoo
When the cop goes back to the station at the end of his shift the captain asks "Did you take that penguin to the zoo?"
The cop replies "Shur did. We had a great time. This weekend were going to a ballgame!?
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Re: What Fantasy/Sci-Fi book have you just finished? Please rate it...
It's not fantasy or sci-fi but, I recently finished ROCKET BOYS (AKA. October sky) by Homer Hickam JR.
If this had been published in the early 1980's, My blowing things up would have had a lot more method to the madness.
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Re: A Thread for Random Musings
felicitas est parvus canis calidus.
That's latin for "Happiness is a warm puppy":p
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the 10 commandments...I've broken them all
I got a flyer from a church in the mail. I don't usually read religious junk mail, But I had some time to kill.
It was a list of the 10 commandments. It had a part where it would say.. If you've done this__________ you've broken the first commandment. and so on for all 10. I read the list and I had broken 9 out of 10. Everything except murder.
THEN It sed if you have even thought about doing them, It IS the same as breaking them.
I'm 10 for 10.
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Re: A Thread for Random Musings
Last night I dreamt that I was teaching Avril Lavigne how to cook Mexican food.I dreamed I was eating a giant marshmallow. Whe I woke up, I couldn't find my pillow.
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Americas got talent
Why does a show named "Americas got talent" have 2 judges that arn't even American?
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Re: What Fantasy/Sci-Fi book have you just finished? Please rate it...
Old Man's War by John Scalzi. A "Future War" story where people get a chance to become young again at 75 - provided they're willing to fight in the unending wars and skirmishes required to protect the colony worlds for ten years.Well written, and has an interestingly different point of view from most space opera, where the protagonist is usually young and brash.
Its sequal "The ghost brigades is really good too.
I'm looking forward to "the last colony" comming out in paperback.
Another year, darn it
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Re: A Thread for Random Musings
Last year I took myself hostage and barricaded myself into my house.
I threatened to shoot the hostage and anyone who came near.
Nobody came....
After about a week I managed to negotiate for my releace.
And surrenderd peacefully to myself.
If you have multiple personalitys and threaten to kill youself, is it a hostage situation?
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Re: What Fantasy/Sci-Fi book have you just finished? Please rate it...
"Old mans war" by John Scalzi
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Re: What Fantasy/Sci-Fi book have you just finished? Please rate it...
I've been reading "the Dresden files" by Jim Butcher. Finished the series up to date. The TV show on sci-fi is good but the books are better.
Also recently finished "a feast for crows". By george R.R. Martin
What Have You Watched Recently?
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Re: What Have You Watched Recently?
The futurama movie: Benders big score.
I saw my avatar rolling down an assembly line.
Bongo, the one eard rabbit from Matt Groenings comic strip "Life in Hell"