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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mallus" data-source="post: 6163993" data-attributes="member: 3887">When my group was considering a Fate/Spirits of the Century campaign, I cooked up Cro-Magnum, P.I., a caveman thawed from a block of ice who became a private detective in L.A. Used a long-barreled pistol as a club, had a great mustache, and drove a fancy (borrowed) car (badly).When someone proposed running a Mouse Guard game for his 10 year-old son, me and a buddy immediately replied "I'll play Maus Kinski" and "I want to play Maus Nomi". Thus Maus Guard as born. It would have taken place during the 1980s, either in West Berlin or Manhattan.I still want to play a supers game where I can play Yoko Sokko (and her giant abstract sculpture-robot, Fluxus). Because a mash-up of Yoko Ono and Johnny Sokko resonates with me, for reasons I can't quite explain.I'd also like to revisit Cloud Strike, the wuxia peasant labor organizer. I did play him for a few sessions, and they were a blast. His premise was simple: 1) a group of mystic martial arts masters live on Zu Mountain --cf. Tsui Hark's Warriors of Zu Mountain -- 2) they're all Communists, "The Central Revolutionary Committee of Zu Mountain", 3) Cloud is their disciple/apparatchik. In his brief career his led the survivors of a destroyed village to a dismal marsh, rechristened it "Nine Cranes Collective Farm and Worker's Paradise #1", and started writing their "Five Year Plan".</blockquote>