[D20 CoC] Beyond the Mountains of Madness Campaign - Recruiting Alternate Players

[The Shaman]

Check this out - directly related to our story!

Eliason Motor Toboggan

Any chance Señor Starkweather would throw down for a couple of these bad boys?

 

[Bobitron]

Check this out - directly related to our story!

Eliason Motor Toboggan

Any chance Señor Starkweather would throw down for a couple of these bad boys?

Cool.

Yeah, Starkweather, don't go all cheap on us now!

 

[jdeleski]

That is a VERY cool link! To get Starkweather's official response on those motorized toboggans, you'll need to write him a letter in the IC thread, enclosing the brochure (providing the link is OK), proposing the nature of your research.

As the GM, and provided that Starkweather approves it, I'd use some die rolls to run those contraptions, including the potential for the new technology to break down or for your character to crash (if you didn't have a decent "Drive" skill).

As for the latest and greatest living quarters, that sure would've made things easier in the 1930's (as your team will find out once you get there)!
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Job (the tortured one).

 

[Bobitron]

I volunteer to fix, but not drive.

 

[Morpheus]

However, steering ability was very limited.

No thanks, I'll walk (or ride a dogsled)...

 

[The Shaman]

That is a VERY cool link! To get Starkweather's official response on those motorized toboggans, you'll need to write him a letter in the IC thread, enclosing the brochure (providing the link is OK), proposing the nature of your research.

Honestly, for a Chilean mountaineer, it would be pretty unlikely that Paco is either familiar with the technology or the utility of such a device.

However, an enterprising geologist with experience all over North America would undoubtedly be familiar with the Eliason and might make such a recommendation to our esteemed expedition leader...*WINK-WINK-NUDGE-NUDGE!*

 

[Bobitron]

Vittorio, as an expert mechanical engineer, may have had experience with them in Alaska. I'll be happy to write up something.

 

[The Shaman]

Vittorio, as an expert mechanical engineer, may have had experience with them in Alaska. I'll be happy to write up something.

 

[taitzu52]

I think Jim's still a little old fashioned. He'd prefer dogs.

 

[The Shaman]

I think Jim's still a little old fashioned. He'd prefer dogs.

Then we'll leave it to our esteemed engineer.