DarkMatter D20: Drunk Southern Girls with Guns ... UPDATED - 8/18/05!

[kipling]

DARK*MATTER NOTES:

The players walked in blind and were assigned their characters. And they found their characters were ... them.

All right, you've convinced me. I'm doing this again. (I did it once in the late 1980s for a superhero game; everybody got powers. First thing people did was set up corporations to use their powers for profit.)

'Course, we're all older now and socially encumbered, so folks'll just have to wake up in the morgue, naked, and 22 years old, but with full memories up to yesterday...

Heh. Wait 'til they go home.

This thing--Southern Girls... reads like a script, complete with stage directions, camera angles, and William Goldman reversals. Couldn't have anything to do with your day job.

 

[robberbaron]

"You are so not phoning home."

(DM's Note: Exact quote.)

You guys slay me!

More, please.

Please?

 

[WDS]

Oops, that was a double-post, so I'm deleting one.

 

[WDS]

[QUOTE do you have the Dungeon with the Aftermath adventure in it ? It involves a swamp, mutants and a Gray doing experments[/QUOTE]

It wasn't an Aftermath adventure, it was a Dark*Matter adventure entitled "The Kindness of Strangers" and it's excellent!

It, along w/ another D*M adventure (A Head for Business), are available as free downloads from (look under "reprints"):

http://www.alternity.net/actioncheck.php3?PHPSESSID=026d6e5009e89059e34666e955587345

"London Calling" is the third D*M adventure in Dungeon & it's available here:

http://www.alternity.net/resources.php3?cat=adventures&PHPSESSID=026d6e5009e89059e34666e955587345

I ran all three for my D*M PCs and they liked them all.

 

[Kanegrundar]

Wow. This is really cool. I wish some of my games would go as well as these!

Kane

 

[Kanegrundar]

I finally got through all the story hour posts and quite frankly I'm stunned. Jonrog, you have got one of the most twisted imaginations I've ever seen displayed in a GM before! I can't wait for Dark Canada! Give me more!

This is the first Story Hour thread I've followed. I can't imagine anything being this good, but I'm going to have to check out some other as well.

Brilliant, simply brilliant!

Kane

 

[Pierce]

I finally got through all the story hour posts and quite frankly I'm stunned. Jonrog, you have got one of the most twisted imaginations I've ever seen displayed in a GM before! I can't wait for Dark Canada! Give me more!

This is the first Story Hour thread I've followed. I can't imagine anything being this good, but I'm going to have to check out some other as well.

Brilliant, simply brilliant!

Kane

Start with Jonrog's other two - you can find them in his sig.

 

[jerichothebard]

Start with Jonrog's other two - you can find them in his sig.

Agreed! And then move over to Piratecat's - it's the postest with the mostest, baby.

views, that is.


jtb

 

[dreadnought]

O Jonrog, long hast thy thread tarried in the depths. I bringest thou bumpage most profound.

Dread
Minister of Holy War and Tentacle Growth Research
JohnWorld

 

[Kanegrundar]

I've waited so long for more conspiratorial goodness! I even re-read the posts just to try and quench my appetite for more!!!

BUMPAGE!!!!


Kane