Iron Heroes and Malhavok "Event" Books

[Stormborn]

Yes, a great new book full of interesting mechanics comes out and my first thoughts are "And how does this effect the setting?" but then I am mostly a DM so its appropriate.

I don't have the "Event" books, When the Sky Falls, Requim for a God, or Cry Havok - but was wondering how well them might works as IH campaigns. Any body who has both IH and one of them care to comment? Or comment on how the ideas they present my work in IH for anyone else.

 

[philreed]

A WTSF/IH adventure would be fantastic! Yoink!

Superpowered fantasy warriors doing combat with creatures from the stars. I'm so there.

 

[Psion]

The only thing that occurs to me that you might have a problem with is that a good deal of the support provided in Requiem for a God is for clerics who worshipped said deities.

Of course you could twist this all around and say that the reason that there are no divine spellcasters in IH is that the gods have all died. Actually, that seems to work right in, doesn't it?

 

[Malachias Invictus]

The only thing that occurs to me that you might have a problem with is that a good deal of the support provided in Requiem for a God is for clerics who worshipped said deities.

Of course you could twist this all around and say that the reason that there are no divine spellcasters in IH is that the gods have all died. Actually, that seems to work right in, doesn't it?

You hit the nail right on the head. That is a *great* idea. Sort of like "medieval post-apocalyptic".