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<blockquote data-quote="airwalkrr" data-source="post: 5980566" data-attributes="member: 12460">Oh man I love BESM and I am pretty fond of anime in general. But I have too many irons in the fire to run it, and probably too many to play it. But I would love to see what you guys come up with. I once came up with a space-pirate themed BESM campaign where the players would be space pirates aboard a Bird of Fire, enormous creatures that were native to the center of the galaxy and living within the void of space, feeding on interstellar gases to survive and capable of being host to humans and other species who required an atmosphere to survive. In this space opera, humans coexisted with elves, faeries, and other strange creatures in outer space but there was often conflict. Birds of Fire were the primary means of interstellar transportation for all species, with rapid transportation between star systems supported by a system of worm holes which were quite common and created by an ancient alien species that no one knew much about. But the Bird of Fire the players possessed was special. It possessed a mutation that was capable of faster-than-light travel on its own, allowing the players to explore all kinds of different worlds (and get out of sticky situations) much faster than anyone else. Of course such power was highly desirable by everyone else, and so the players were constantly being hunted by those who wanted to breed their Bird of Fire with the hope that the Bird of Fire could spawn progeny also capable of traveling at FTL speeds.I thought it was a great idea, but most of my players shot it down and we ended up running Mage: The Awakening instead.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="airwalkrr, post: 5980566, member: 12460"] Oh man I love BESM and I am pretty fond of anime in general. But I have too many irons in the fire to run it, and probably too many to play it. But I would love to see what you guys come up with. I once came up with a space-pirate themed BESM campaign where the players would be space pirates aboard a Bird of Fire, enormous creatures that were native to the center of the galaxy and living within the void of space, feeding on interstellar gases to survive and capable of being host to humans and other species who required an atmosphere to survive. In this space opera, humans coexisted with elves, faeries, and other strange creatures in outer space but there was often conflict. Birds of Fire were the primary means of interstellar transportation for all species, with rapid transportation between star systems supported by a system of worm holes which were quite common and created by an ancient alien species that no one knew much about. But the Bird of Fire the players possessed was special. It possessed a mutation that was capable of faster-than-light travel on its own, allowing the players to explore all kinds of different worlds (and get out of sticky situations) much faster than anyone else. Of course such power was highly desirable by everyone else, and so the players were constantly being hunted by those who wanted to breed their Bird of Fire with the hope that the Bird of Fire could spawn progeny also capable of traveling at FTL speeds. I thought it was a great idea, but most of my players shot it down and we ended up running Mage: The Awakening instead. [/QUOTE]

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