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DrunkonDuty reacted to MGibster's post in the thread Fighting the Gray Tide (Miniature Painting) with
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Vader is a work in progress. I need to let it completely dry before applying the icy Hoth base. Then when that dries, I’ll give some... -
DrunkonDuty reacted to billd91's post in the thread What makes a successful superhero game? with Like.
I think we can also chalk up some not-entirely-functional relationships between different writers at Marvel into the mix as well...
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It's not about how many powers a hero has; it's about how much heart they have!!! -
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I've done that a few times. But I typically only restrict the PCs to mutants, rather than the whole setting to mutants. Love me some...
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Bad day on the construction site. Okay fam, I'm gonna be real with you right now. I have a hard time respecting any grown man who...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to Edgar Ironpelt's post in the thread What makes Arthurian fantasy its own genre, different from more traditional D&D-ish medieval fantasy? What are some Arthurian-style plots? with Like.
You might not want to use the system, but I'll suggest GURPS: Camelot, even if you just want background material, including notes on...
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DrunkonDuty replied to the thread What Makes A Successful Superhero CAMPAIGN.All the supers games I've been involved in have been the full gonzo. I'd actually like to try a more limited campaign, like an all...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to overgeeked's post in the thread What Makes A Successful Superhero CAMPAIGN with Like.
Yeah, that's largely where my concern is in restricting things in a superhero game. I love the wild and gonzo Silver Age stuff so not...
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This is the best typo I have seen for some time… Maybe those aliens like to snack on tasty crims… Love a Cornish Pasty 🙂 To the...
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I am running a Daggerheart convention mini-campaign (4 slots) that is a superhero game set in an aetherpunk city (think Arcane or...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to Reynard's post in the thread What Makes A Successful Superhero CAMPAIGN with Like.
It is also worth noting that in superhero games, there are often character generation points tied up in "player background...
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DrunkonDuty replied to the thread What makes Arthurian fantasy its own genre, different from more traditional D&D-ish medieval fantasy? What are some Arthurian-style plots?.I'm fond of the older, more fantastical aspects from Celtic myths. In those Arthur's knights are always travelling back and forth to...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to Tonguez's post in the thread What makes Arthurian fantasy its own genre, different from more traditional D&D-ish medieval fantasy? What are some Arthurian-style plots? with Like.
I'm not an expert on Daggerheart rules but maybe have each character start play with 2 Virtues which the player gets to invoke for bonus...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to JConstantine's post in the thread What makes Arthurian fantasy its own genre, different from more traditional D&D-ish medieval fantasy? What are some Arthurian-style plots? with Like.
I'd add the 1998 miniseries Merlin, starring Sam Neill. It takes some liberties, like adding Queen Mab as sister of the Lady of the Lake...
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DrunkonDuty reacted to pemerton's post in the thread What makes Arthurian fantasy its own genre, different from more traditional D&D-ish medieval fantasy? What are some Arthurian-style plots? with Like.
For me, the biggest difference between Arthurian-esque fantasy and more conventional D&D-esque fantasy is that the latter tends to be...