Neverwhere

DungeonKeeperUK · Jul 19, 2002

Well fancy you replying to me NZ...

Wasn't brilliantly executed, but was a fair crack at it....

Akunin · Jul 20, 2002

DungeonKeeperUK said:
Wasn't brilliantly executed, but was a fair crack at it....

Was a fair crack at what, exactly? The miniseries came first, then the novel.

Vaxalon · Jul 20, 2002

Neverwhere would make a great setting.

I'm hoping that some kind of collection of information about the world of Neverwhere will come out.

It really needs to be collected somewhere in order to make a roleplaying game.

Wolfwood · Jul 20, 2002

So your saying the series came out before the book? I didn't know that. I also haven't seen the series yet, but have been watching for it on eBay.
I am not looking for a setting for them, I am just interested in creating them if possible and not knowing where to start.

arwink · Jul 20, 2002

Your best bets probably not to take croup and Vandemar exactly, just steal the idea and play with it until you get something that approximates their feel in DnD terms. I think their personalities could fit very well with an intelligent Troll and Ogre bounty-hunter team.

DungeonKeeperUK · Jul 20, 2002

Akunin said:
Was a fair crack at what, exactly? The miniseries came first, then the novel.

Well b**ger me, theres something I never knew... blimey

Plane Sailing · Jul 20, 2002

I think one of the most powerful things about the miniseries was that it changed my attitude... and not many TV shows can do that.

It was absolutely right, that the down and outs were "invisible" to the normal people that had jobs. I decided to take off my invisibility goggles and pay attention to, talk to and help some of the down and outs in my city.

Good writing, Neil Gaimen.