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Originally Posted by Shayuri  Interested. Especially if it's M&M which is one of my favorite systems. |
... which I've run all of one PC in. I've got the coure rulebook and Ultimate Power; but since I don't regularly play the system, that's it. Not sure what supplements (if any) would be useful.
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Originally Posted by Shayuri And yeah, 'slayers' are pretty generic in the aftermath of season 7. |
Well, they're generic in that there are a lot of them. I mean, no one would confuse Buffy, Kendra, Faith, and Kennedy. On the other hand, the rest of the former potentials (that lived) are pretty much blank slates.
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Originally Posted by Shayuri And Sunnydale's hellmouth was destroyed (along with Sunnydale), so probably not much reason to set it there.  |
Well, yeah, but 'generic SoCal exurb/college town' is pretty simple to set up, and can easily be extrapolated by looking out the window (I live a few blocks from the real UCSD).
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Originally Posted by Shayuri But the setting supports a whole lot of weird concepts. Creatures from other dimensions, lycanthropes, reformed demons, psychics, magicians, robots...and the source material suits most RPG's in that the shows all revolve around "gatherings of freaks," which is what most gaming groups wind up making anyway. |
True, though Lorne was the ony signifcant character that couldn't pass as human to a casual observer. Angel and Spike had the classic vampire tell-tales as well, but I think I want to avoid adding to the vampire with a soul count...
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Originally Posted by Shayuri (psst...coughstarwarsgamecough) |
Yeah, I know. The other reason I was watching a lot of Buffy and Angel was that I've been too out of it to do decent encounter design for the Star Wars game
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