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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scott Lynch" data-source="post: 276747" data-attributes="member: 4450">Settings...Javadragon wrote:However, After seeing the NPC's posted on the DNW website I almost wish there was a setting for DNW.Wow! Color me flattered. There semi-sorta-is a setting for DNW... the infant Deedsnotwordsiverse, as I call it. I would be happy to expand upon it if folks were at all interested.Originally, DNW was conceived as a little 32-page thing for RPGnet, in the semi-monthly 52 Pick-Up column. All the sample characters were totally facetious and barely considered. But a funny thing happened on the way to publication... I actually started to care about them all, and I becgan taking more time with their names, powers, and backgrounds. At present, there are something like 45 DNW "iconic" characters waiting for a turn in the spotlight, as well as notes for a place called Perihelion City, as well as various world elements that will probably start to see release in support products in August. Hell, I would gladly have support products out next week if I could just arrange and receive artwork that fast...If I were to run a supers game right now, the tone would either be the serious high drama of the *X-Men* film, or the blue-collar hero ethic of the *Holey Crullers* comic and the *Mystery Men* movie. I love the idea of a world where being a super-hero is just another career choice, like plumber or computer programmer, and super-teams nurse their nightly wounds over blue-plate specials at the local greasy spoon. I'll be following your campaign with interest, Mr. Lorenzsonn. Cheers,SLCryptosnark GamesHome of *Deeds Not Words*The PDF That Eats Like a Meal<a href="http://www.allforart.com/cryptosnarkgames" target="_blank">http://www.allforart.com/cryptosnarkgames</a></blockquote>

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