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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MythicJustice" data-source="post: 714063" data-attributes="member: 4860">Thanks, I'm thrilled your interested in Dark Inheritance. I'll be posting the table of contents in just a few minutes. I couldn't get to the boards yesterday so they were unfortunately delayed.You are right that Dark Angel was a source of inspiration. We actually looked into that license but Cameron wanted several hundred thousand dollars for it. I don't think they understood the RPG industry lol. Highlander is also an inspiration but not a big one. Our primary inspirations have been Hard Boiled, Replacement Killers, Pitch Black, Hellboy, and Dark Angel.Here's a small section of the introduction that will shed further light onto your question.Dark Inheritance is a world in which heroism can easily lead to death, and the action is bloody, tinged with enigmatic terror. Think of your favorite John Woo film, gritty and ultra-violent, with hugely elaborate and breathtaking action scenes, and couple it with the best suspense thriller. Now, add a healthy dose of dangerous supernatural elements, and you have an enthralling Dark Inheritance campaign. This is a world where the fear of what may be crawling in the shadows becomes real and each day brings startling new revelations. Greed and necessity will take the characters to perilous prehistoric ruins in the Gobi Desert, the treacherous and bloody hallways of international mega-corporations, and the fantastic but dangerous Otherworld. In Dark Inheritance, Promethean Order warrior-mystics fight Eight Heavenly Dragon triad gangsters in the dark alleys of Cairo, each side trying to recover a gilt dagger, a relic that was stolen from the Louvre. Project Titan operatives raid a TransGenX lab conducting illegal gene research in an attempt to harness the power of the Godgene, and there they run afoul of a misshapen failure of the now-murdered scientists. Only resourcefulness, courage, and cunning will see you safely through.</blockquote>

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