Scott Lynch
First Post
May 7, 2003– Pull up a chair and help yourself to a *Nice Hot Cup of Justice,* the free monthly E-'Zine from Cryptosnark Games, offered in support of *Deeds Not Words Revision 1.1.*
"This is all Christian Walker's fault," said Cryptosnark's only human being, Scott Lynch, pretending (and not for the first time) that he was talking to a reporter for a big important journal and not to a sock puppet. "I got a few issues of his *Iron Rations* 'zine and thought it might be fun to do something similar. Then I remembered that I was busy enough as is, and that I had a game to support... and that's when I realized that I could kill two birds with one stone."
Each issue of *Nice Hot Cup of Justice* will feature a fully-statted *Deeds Not Words Revision 1.1* NPC of some sort, as well as a variety of new feats, powers, power enhancements, weapons, rules variations, and other goodies to enhance the *Deeds Not Words* experience. NHCOJ will also feature frequent reviews and essays on comic-book related media, including films, novels, television series, and other peripheral things of interest to players of supers games. Back to Scott and his sock puppet again:
"As time goes by, it might also be fun to add tidbits for other systems as well. Gold Rush Games has released their cool Action! system under the OGL, Green Ronin (bless 'em) has offered third parties the chance to produce *Mutants & Masterminds*-compatible material via their Superlink! program, and last but not least there's my old favorite, FUDGE. *Nice Hot Cup of Justice* could conceivably become a multi-system smorgasbord, and I'm definitely not averse to submissions from fans and customers."
It's free, it's no strain on your bandwidth to download, and it's going to be around for a long time. Sip the *Nice Hot Cup of Justice* May, 2003 issue and see if you like our blend:
http://www.allforart.com/cryptosnarkgames/d20/cupofjustice.html
Cheers and best!
Scott Lynch
Overworked and Undercaffeinated
Cryptosnark Games
May 7, 2003
Cryptosnark Games
"Tomorrow's Inspired Lunacy at Yesterday's Prices."
http://www.allforart.com/cryptosnarkgames
"This is all Christian Walker's fault," said Cryptosnark's only human being, Scott Lynch, pretending (and not for the first time) that he was talking to a reporter for a big important journal and not to a sock puppet. "I got a few issues of his *Iron Rations* 'zine and thought it might be fun to do something similar. Then I remembered that I was busy enough as is, and that I had a game to support... and that's when I realized that I could kill two birds with one stone."
Each issue of *Nice Hot Cup of Justice* will feature a fully-statted *Deeds Not Words Revision 1.1* NPC of some sort, as well as a variety of new feats, powers, power enhancements, weapons, rules variations, and other goodies to enhance the *Deeds Not Words* experience. NHCOJ will also feature frequent reviews and essays on comic-book related media, including films, novels, television series, and other peripheral things of interest to players of supers games. Back to Scott and his sock puppet again:
"As time goes by, it might also be fun to add tidbits for other systems as well. Gold Rush Games has released their cool Action! system under the OGL, Green Ronin (bless 'em) has offered third parties the chance to produce *Mutants & Masterminds*-compatible material via their Superlink! program, and last but not least there's my old favorite, FUDGE. *Nice Hot Cup of Justice* could conceivably become a multi-system smorgasbord, and I'm definitely not averse to submissions from fans and customers."
It's free, it's no strain on your bandwidth to download, and it's going to be around for a long time. Sip the *Nice Hot Cup of Justice* May, 2003 issue and see if you like our blend:
http://www.allforart.com/cryptosnarkgames/d20/cupofjustice.html
Cheers and best!
Scott Lynch
Overworked and Undercaffeinated
Cryptosnark Games
May 7, 2003
Cryptosnark Games
"Tomorrow's Inspired Lunacy at Yesterday's Prices."
http://www.allforart.com/cryptosnarkgames
