Mirgos

Re: Old Immortal RPG http://www.invisiblewar.com/main.html Just found a website giving away a 3rd edition for free - different rules system but has a lot more info on the setting.

Re: Real Locations that should be fantasy A couple of places from my childhood - an old souterain in Dundalk & Milner's Tower in Port Erin, Isle of Mann. They just seemed so evocative they inspired me. When I'm trying to write I just try to remember how I felt then. If I went back now I'm sure it would be disapointing but the memory lives. http://www.iomguide.com/right-photos.php?482

Re: Old Immortal RPG It was back in '95 or so -can't remember now - there has been a new edition or so since. It had some really good ideas but seemed a bit too angsty for my tastes then

Does anyone remember the Immortal RPG (by Precedence I think) & has anyone done any work with a conversion to HERO?

Re: What Are You Listening To Right Now? Kids - MGMT

Re: Fusions that aren't actually all that nightmarish Indiana Jones & the Call of Cthulhu

Re: Money Perk Not 100% sure - been a while since I looked - but doesn't Call of Cthulhu handle wealth with a single roll & then divides that up into percentages of cash, property, investments, etc?

Re: If Earth was hit by a Meteor Great - one more thing I have absolutely no control over to keep me up at night worrying:eek:

Re: Money Perk Thanks I think that's the way I'm going to go with it - possibly a Subject to Orders if warranted, but only if I decide I can use it during play. Mirgos

Re: Money Perk Thanks rreay I get it now I just need to think harder about the ingame benefits a PC's job can confer:thumbup:

Re: Money Perk I see what you are getting at but wouldn't the trust fund guy get dragged along on the adventures/assignments if only to give his player something to do - thus giving him the same benefit. (Got to use "thus" in sentence YEAH I AM PRETENSIOUS!!! Mirgos

Re: Money Perk I'm not sure where I was really going with this - but I wasn't thinking of tracking every £££ the PCs had. More like if someone is a journalist with a middle income how do you differentiate between him (who has to work, take orders, etc) & someone who also takes the 0-point Perk but decides he has no income as such but is wealthy by default. Not sure if I'm getting my point across well - so I hope I'm making some sense here. Mirgos

Re: league of extraordinary PULP HEROs The Raven?

Re: Money Perk Thanks = this is the sort of thing I was thinking! I mean even if a PC has a job that allows travelling, etc they would still have some restrictions placed on their movements & actions. This gives a place to start from. Mirgos

Re: Money Perk Thanks - the campaign I'm setting up is Pulp & will probably involve a lot of globe-trotting so I'm thinking any steady job would be disadvantageous (in the general meaning of the word:)), but what value in game terms. I'm still new to the system & not completely sure about this side of things. Mirgos

After looking at the Money Perk, I have a question - does it represent having a job or just income of any sort? And if it is for any income would a Disadvantage be appropriate to show the restrictions a character with a job would have on his free time for adventuring, etc. Thanks for any help to clear this up in my own head. Mirgos

Re: Pulp/Steampunk SF Ideas They could be stationed on Mars protecting the Empire's Holdings against the Steppelords for Queen & Country.

Re: THE ATLANTEAN AGE: What Do *You* Want To See? Maybe some ideas from Moorcock's Melnibone - a highly sophisticated & cultured society sinking into decadence

Re: THE ATLANTEAN AGE: What Do *You* Want To See? Quick question - would The Atlantean Age be for Fantasy Hero or Champions?

Re: What happens whena ctuloid monster swallows an elder star? If it repels Mythos creatures maybe it just goes through whatever passes as a digestive system as it forces the "flesh" out of its way. I can't remember anything about the sign causing pain or damage.

Re: What happens whena ctuloid monster swallows an elder star? That would be the way I would go

Re: What happens whena ctuloid monster swallows an elder star? Could be wrong but I thought Lovecraft's Dagon was only a VERY ancient & large Deep One himself - along with Hydra.

Re: Steampunk Campaign Ideas I am just beginning to design my own campaign based on steampunk at the moment & the best thing I can think to do is read as much literature as possible from the period - this not only gives ideas for stories but also immerses you in the language of the time.