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What are you looking for as far as notes? Most of my real material notes are long since lost in the mists of storing, moving and gaming in the days before we all had computers. :p Still if you have any specific questions send me a private message. The key during character creation was that you...

Not so much weird, but another of my no-one-said-I-couldn't-so-I-did campaigns... Star Trek: Fedifensor Star Trek, The Role Playing Game by FASA After months of running a Star Trek campaign (set during the TOS motion pictures), the player of the first officer PC got a job working on our game...

This is excellent! Very well done. As a former writer for Last Unicorn Games, an avid Star Trek fan and someone whose run Trek campaigns since 1983 I say Kudos!

Waaaay back when EN World was called Eric Noah's 3E Page (or something of that nature), I was already a fan and bumped into a guy at GenCon wearing a t-shirt for the site. It blew my mind that there would even be such a thing. When I asked the fellow where he got it he said, "I'm Eric Noah". :p...

Nice! I've always been a Paranoia fan. I can just imagine the ads for the movie, "Go see The Paranoia Difference - A very Orwellian Comedy!" lol

Wow...interesting thread. There are numerous people here I'd like to meet but top of my list would have to be DMAC, the incomparable Darren Calvert. Aside from being a big fan of his work for sometime, I'd love to get the chance to talk shop and learn more about the process of a fellow artist...

In one of my earliest AD&D campaigns, my friend played a warrior-wizard who literally fell out of the sky. A Dwarven cleric rescued him from the burning crater he was in and the two became fast friends. The starfallen Mage-Knight never removed his armor as his body was horribly scarred by his...

Good news everyone! That shower stall is actually a shower stall. But the toliet...you don't want to know. :confused: It would really depend on the level of technology the installation fields as well as the nature of the aliens themselves. In one campaign I ran, any attempt to steal or mess up...

Ever try Castle Falkenstein? Also an excellent source of alternative 19th century fantasy.

Why thx Danny, don't mind if I do! :p http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=195775 A couple of people have mentioned Space:1889. I ran a superhero game with that system once (called Supers:1889 strangely enough). It was a blast.

I too am a member of the M&M fan club, though oddly I am in the minority of using the first addition more then the second. I have modified 1st edition with elements of 2nd but I learned it and played it fine for so long I don't feel like changing. Heheh. I've run three different campaigns with...

Story definitely. I can always make up my own rules. Well, I can make up my own stories too but with a regular source of ideas I can play forever. On a site related Star Trek gaming the question arouse, "What is the single most useful book for the Star Trek RPG?". Most people named one rulebook...

I love this - Excellent thread. See my recent thread on Weirdest Campaigns for other ideas. What? Ah oh, I'm on... The Justice Guild of Galinar Who can protect the world of Galinar from the forces of evil, dark magic and tyranny? None other then the Justice Guild! Imagine a medieval superhero...

Awesome stuff! Keep it coming, the weirder the better. My faves so far are the Split Personality game, GURPS IOU concept and the Reverse Dungeon. Oh I forgot one... Once Upon The End of Time Homebrew modification of R. Talsorian's Interlock System The first adventure opens with all the player...

2007 marks my 30th year participating in this grand and glorious hobby (obsession/addition/madness/love). To that end I've been going down memory lane and reminiscing about many of my previous campaigns. What follows is my list of the top 5 strangest, most unusual and most unforgettable...

I must say I disagree with Shaman to some extent. Specifically this statement... The "infinitely creative referee" who can adapt to whatever the players do on-the-fly, who can make up a bill of fare full of exotic dishes and the styles of dress of traders from foreign lands at the drop of a hat...

Ah! There we go...any feedback is good feedback in my opinion. :p So I can see what your all saying about it not being useful enough as a map as opposed to an artwork handout. Certain elements are there to preserve a look (the hexes and not circles for instance) but I agree it needs to be...

Absolutely Wysten! And thanks for the kind words Raven. This is crash site of a shuttle in service of the NSEA (the Galaxy Quest version of Starfleet). The vessel had gone missing and the PC starship has finally located it on the surface of the planet Phoebus II. Looking at the area where the...

These are very cool. I'm a big fan of texture or more specifically the appearance of texture, in maps for RPGs.

Sixty four views and no responses lends me to make me think that either people hate this style of map or have no opinion on it, which I find far more disturbing then having them not like it. So, to this end I will post up one more tonight which is more traditional mixed with a little...