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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cathix" data-source="post: 2536666" data-attributes="member: 32370">Scott,We're going for a theme that celebrates the cultural contributions of New Orleans, albeit in a slightly campy, tongue-in-cheek sort of way. (The book will benefit ALL victims of the hurricane, however, as other states and cities were also effected.) Call it the shotgun approach to an rpg pdf, but we'll take anything to do with the following: (quoting my better half in his latest email to the contributors so far): "The list of ideas is growing: voodoo, black and white magic, tarot and divination, magicians, mimes, pirates, harbors, swamps, Cajun(s) (I guarahnTEE!), musicians, food, French colonialism in the Americas, Anne Rice spoofs (or rip-offs), Mardi Gras, the Storyville area (look it up), etc., etc., ad infinitum, ad nauseum. If you can come up with it, we can fit it into this book!"For the artists I'm telling them to take a N'awlins cliche/archtype and pair it with a fantasy cliche/archtype. I'm pretty much willing to buy dinner for the first person who can deliver me an orc mime. We'd prefer fantasy rpg writing but if it's modern and compelling, have at it and send it to us. Someone's thinking of statting up all the cajun critters running around the swamps down there, and that's great. We'd like this book to be useful to GM's as well as entertaining.Anyone else who's interested, send your questions to <a href="mailto:siretokkor@yahoo.com">siretokkor@yahoo.com</a>. We've got a pretty large group of contributors so far, and it's easier to communicate a lot of the ideas en masse as certain questions arise.Thank you all so much for your response to this.</blockquote>

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