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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mark Causey" data-source="post: 1533964" data-attributes="member: 13347">Sky Galleons of MarsI had an awesome time with this game; new to the setting, I found it a wonderful fantasy to involve myself in. I don't remember the screen names for the players but I'm sure they can pipe in if necessary. This game, for me, was full of great moments, not quotes ... well anywho: Flying across the Martian landscape on a floating ship, we make our way to a previously discovered archaelogical find, only to have to fight our way in through Martians! The look on the brigands' faces when we took their own Gatling and pinned them in a corner inside the ancient building! Successfully firing a rifle at over 900 feet distance! Reloading weapons on a precarious skyship, entangled in another, and dodging Attacks of Opportunity! Massive beheadings from Russ, and a use of the Cleave feat (first time in my 3 years of d20 rules!) Our two fisted Captain climbing the burning rigging mid-battle, having it spread across the sheets, snap the mast, and nearly fall on her only to have it all miss and the fire taken care of! Hellboy: WeedkillersWonderful players all around, the game was made through character interaction, in my opinion. Dweezle was played by a guy named Josh, new to GURPS, old to style, he did a great job with limited time for character creation. Solenopsis, your game play was inspired. Henry, I feel like, even after one game with you, that I could say, Great game, as always. "He's still not in here!" -- Solenopsis, looting a register till, having checked the area rounds ago."Would you like some food?" -- myself"No, I got lucky on a toenail I got to earlier, some good stuff." -- Josh, as Dweezle Not to ignore humility, but I think I had one great quote:Scene: Having investigated the mystery and talked to *everyone* that could have anything to do with it, except the Nursery owner; walking into his store and shouting:"You there, the man killing the people with the weed, yes, we are here to stop you!" AtR P.S. Henry: BTW, guess what: they decided to go to Myth Drannor anyway, *without* me prompting them @_@</blockquote>

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