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The M'hael
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I played a ranger noble named Sir Vival, and my brother played his brother in a different game, the paladin Re Vival
There was also for an Esper Genesis game, Dwane "the Croc" Johnson, stone Matoki (elementally themed lizardfolk), and the cybermancer known only as Hacker, who wore a green mask with a huge pointy chin. He could summon minion robots named Buzz and Delete.
There was also for an Esper Genesis game, Dwane "the Croc" Johnson, stone Matoki (elementally themed lizardfolk), and the cybermancer known only as Hacker, who wore a green mask with a huge pointy chin. He could summon minion robots named Buzz and Delete.
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That reminds me of a villain I created for a Champions game: Haxx0r, who had the ability to mess up any technological devices (which was especially irritating, as my solo player ran an Iron Man styled armor-wearing superhero named Jetstar). Haxx0r's secret identity was Fortney ("For") Chan.
That was a fun campaign. Jetstar also ran up against the likes of a kid's party clown hit by lightning who gained the powers of super-speed ("Velocilaughter"), a body-stretching hero wannabe ("Amoebaman"), and a mutant character very much like Marvel's villain the Mandrill who could bend women's minds to his will, and who looked like a humanoid toad ("Horny Toad").
Johnathan
That was a fun campaign. Jetstar also ran up against the likes of a kid's party clown hit by lightning who gained the powers of super-speed ("Velocilaughter"), a body-stretching hero wannabe ("Amoebaman"), and a mutant character very much like Marvel's villain the Mandrill who could bend women's minds to his will, and who looked like a humanoid toad ("Horny Toad").
Johnathan
*golfclap*
Well played, sir.
Eltab
Lord of the Hidden Layer
I am working on an Dark Sun module where the PCs must kidnap and move to safety a would-be inventor who has designed an Archimedes' Screw. (A device to move water uphill, for irrigation systems).
This fellow is going to be named for the Classical Greek god of inventions. As soon as I can find that list I saw somewhere on the Web a while back.
This fellow is going to be named for the Classical Greek god of inventions. As soon as I can find that list I saw somewhere on the Web a while back.
Eis
Explorer
so this will involve the taming of the screw?
Right now, he’s working on the naming of the screw.
I picked up my cousin from his job at Starbucks tonight, and because he was hungry and don’t want to talk to his Mom- who has been kinda lashing out at anyone nearby, today- I took him to IHOP.
Over dinner, we spitballed concepts for his PC in an upcoming Pathfinder campaign his friends will be playing. I had mentioned the PC design method I call “look at it, then walk away”: basically an oddball character that has so many clashing things in it that it makes most people shake their heads.
Together, we got to an anthro-Giant Panda who wears a kilt. He then came up with a name that might imply he has an elemental or draconic bloodline as a bolt-slinging sorcerer...
FLASH...PANDA-AAAAAAA!
(He’ll save every one of us!)
Over dinner, we spitballed concepts for his PC in an upcoming Pathfinder campaign his friends will be playing. I had mentioned the PC design method I call “look at it, then walk away”: basically an oddball character that has so many clashing things in it that it makes most people shake their heads.
Together, we got to an anthro-Giant Panda who wears a kilt. He then came up with a name that might imply he has an elemental or draconic bloodline as a bolt-slinging sorcerer...
FLASH...PANDA-AAAAAAA!
(He’ll save every one of us!)
Eltab
Lord of the Hidden Layer
Eureka! (a good Greek word)
The screw is Archimedes'. The inventor is … Antiponos.
Antiponos? Not getting it...
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