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I remember watching The Beachcombers allllllll the way back in the 70s. But I honestly can't remember any details. That said, I'm down for a re-watch. And it sounds like a perfect small town to pop near the Caves of Chaos. Eerie, Indiana. Wow. I've never heard of this show. But reading the wiki...

It's not just shows filmed in/around Vancouver. It's shows with a sense of the quirky and odd.

Automatic nay saying is so not fetch.

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Shows like X-Files give us a good template for certain types of adventurers. Outsiders who've come to solve a mystery. But I also like the idea of PCs who are native to the area. It's a good opportunity for the players to contribute their own weird lore to the region. Their own folkloric...

Death!

They get murdered in their sleep.

My wife does call me "Old Cat."

If my super power requires naps in the sun I feel like I'm onto a winner.

"That is so fetch."

That is genuinely creepy. I like it a lot.

Yeah, for a critter that's been around since the early days of DnD bugbears don't get a lot of love.

I should admit that I haven't read KotB in decades, so any and all reminders are welcome. :-) Mad Hermit? Adam (from Northern Exposure) has it covered. Hmm, have to think about the other encounters. But re. sasquatch - I'm sure there's stats for them in many games. Or you can use bugbears.

I would watch this.

The very first Astro City story deals with this.

I love Maurice Minnifield as the Castellan! His big dreams of taming the wilderness mesh perfectly with the Castellan. So we have Cicely just near the Keep. Twin Peaks is further off in the wilds. I like the sea caves idea; it's a nice change up from their original inland setting.

A silly campaign setting based on @Whizbang Dustyboots' suggestion over in the 5 Words or less thread. I'm just playing with ideas and welcome contributions of the quirky variety. There is a Keep. It is on the Borderlands. Borderlands that look suspiciously like the North American Northwest...

I had to google EABA. soz. I've got a more or less working, but un-playtested, Legend of the 5 Rings done in HERO.

Sorry guys, but I don't think anyone ever got rich doing an honest day's work. Got by, sure. Got comfortable, even that if you're in the right profession. But actually rich? Nah. Also you'd spend so much time doing your honest work that you'd have little time to fight forest fires and...

Please tell me it's in spaces like My Little Pony fan sites.