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Hello everyone, It seems like this game is not fated to begin. Ah, well, so it goes. I think that because Enworld is primarily a DnD site, that may be part of the tough sledding. However, if any of you are still interested, I have posted the game on www.rpol.net. So please feel free to join...

Yozosafi, Sounds good. Once we start getting PC backgrounds and basic sketches, I think we can start forming up. As for that, there really are not any *must* have classes, but as always balance is probably a good goal. Regards, Galieo

Karl Green, It's really up to you. I'm starting you guys at first level so you can really get a sense of the game and setting. The more I read and re-read these books, the more possiblities continually spring up. Why don't you take a stab at pegging the first character type and we can go...

Jezter6, If we can get a group of dedicated players to commit to once a-day, I think that would be pretty darn good from my experience with PbP. Of course, more often would be great, but I'm not sure how likely. Regards, Galieo

Shayuri, I'm pretty sure that Goodman games (the publisher) has a couple of free resources/downloads available as PDFs--either on their website or one of the on-line RPG PDF merchants (e.g., drivethrurpg.com, etc.). Also, I'll make a skill check on Knowledge (legal) to to see they say about...

Kafkonia, I would not count yourself "out" of this game at all; it is not as if this recruiting thread has filled to overflowing--lol. Also, you can still develop a player background without scoping out all the details. Either way, it is all good. Galieo

I agree with Crothian; the game mechanic is more modern rules, but the social aspects are definitely Victorian. BTW, I have never GM'ed an Etherscope game, but I'm trying to get a PbP game started here: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=193116

O wonder! How many goodly creatures are there here! How beautious mankind is! O brave new world That has such people in't! The Tempest, Act V, Scene I The stiff and sullen tock of each moment echoes from behind the face of the clock as the greater and lesser twin arms slowly align themselves...

If you consider adding a 5th or if someone can't make it, I'm definitely interested in a Modern game. The character I envision is a mechanic/engineer type--think ex-Army Corp of Engineers. Thanks.

NPC Lord, Can you give a little setting flavor? I'm interested in a Steampunk game, but a little to chew on will help with a character sketch. Thanks.

Aeneid Song of Roland Mort d'Arthur

Strath is somewhat out of his element; the perplexed look on his face shows that to be true. "Show me an enemy and I'll take care of 'em," mutters the corporal in a low growl of displeasure and frusteration. Provided there is nothing that jumps out to his eye, he will continue to lead the...

OOC: sorry for tardy replies--new filter at work has curtailed internet access for me. IC: Hal follows his companions, keeping an eye out for any immediate danger. A thought occurs to him and he begins to chant lowly for the benefit of his allies. With his low murmer, a feeling of valor...

Well, Hal prefers to lead from the rear, but the middle will be just fine!

Corporal Strathmore sifts through the wreckage and debris. As he looks for clues as to the cause of this destruction, his face starts to redden. With each step William's complexion takes on a darker shade of red until his visage in deep crimson. Still keeping his temper in check, his anger...

Hal nods slightly and slowly fits a bullet to his sling. He seems to consider beginning a song, but decides that silence may be his better course, for now.

Throwing Neraw a salute and a wave to the charcoal burners, the halfling rimer squares his shoulders and drops into line with his comrades. Never one to be serious for too long, Hal began to whistle a tune and then broke into a playful tune "A marchin' we'll go, a hikin' oh so slow. Blisters...

"Ifin it ain't one thing, then its another," thought Corporal Strathmore as he contorts his face into a grimace. The interior of the church, broken and battered, mirrored his past; a trail of wreckage, physical and moral, dogged Bad Bill's steps from his early, turbulent years as a street...

Halandar "Hal" __________ Halfling Bard In Progress

Wilphe, my email is mtn72@yahoo.com; can you send me what you have there? Thanks!