scoop: 4e gamma world

[TerraDave]

For the last few weeks, I had been thinking of a GW inspired D&D campaign using martial and psionic classes.

Clearly evidence that great minds think alike.

I just hope it lives up to my own personal hype.

 

[Chainsaw]

Yeah, I was thinking it might be a good basis for a "John Carter of Mars" style science fantasy setting.

I agree. I'm working on something like that now for use late in 2010 or early 2011, so this book's content and timing couldn't be better. Well, I suppose if it were coming out today, it could be better, but you know what I mean.

 

[inkmonkeys]

Holy bananacrap, we're doing what?

 

[Chainsaw]

Holy bananacrap, we're doing what?

Come on.. don't tell me it's some sort of Amazon error!

 

[FATDRAGONGAMES]

I will definitely get this. I always loved GW!

 

[Scribble]

This IS awesome.... I do, however, wonder how this type of stuff will be represented in the DDI?

At all?

Will there be an update for the CB so you can make GW characters? Will you be able to mix the two if you want? Will Dragon/Dungeon have GW elements (which I would like... remind me of the days of yore!)

Guess only time will tell!

 

[Dragonbait]

Holy bananacrap, we're doing what?

Come on.. don't tell me it's some sort of Amazon error!

... pleaseohplease let this be real..

 

[Klaus]

Holy bananacrap, we're doing what?

Between this and Dark Sun, I'm guessing the answer is "you're giving me tools to make a Thundarr The Barbarian + He-Man" campaign.

 

[Chainsaw]

Between this and Dark Sun, I'm guessing the answer is "you're giving me tools to make a Thundarr The Barbarian + He-Man" campaign.

A He-Man setting could be really cool, actually. I probably wouldn't want to call it He-Man or have any of the cartoon characters running around stealing the show, but the sword/sorcery/technology/monster mix might be cool. There are enough vanilla fantasy setting materials available for me.

 

[catsclaw227]

Holy bananacrap, we're doing what?

Oh, man.... please tell me this is real!!!!