Hey Evil1 is "Dead Orbit" finished yet
Just wondering, read about it and it sounds awesome.

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INITIAL REACTIONS TO THIS GUIDE Printed in 1996

"I think that saying 'my campaign has no place for sex because my
players satisfy their sexual needs elsewhere' is roughly the same as
boasting that your campaign has no place for the green color, because
when your players want to see green, they go and look at your petunias.
Our lives and our characters' lives are different things altogether."

--- Luwain

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Boudewijn Wayers

I need help with making a game I thought of. Heres the story,
A family of Doris, Dante, Corey, And Edmund(Eddi) Manhattan
find themselves in the middle of a war between demons and millions of alien races. You can play as all of them. They are also the military's most advanced fighters. Doris is a special ops and specializes in stealth and hacking(Need a hacking minigame of some sort) Dante Is an investigator who finds clues to find out what exactly their up against and why they are here. Corey Is a sergeant major inhanced with the chemical called S.E.S.(Strength enhancement system along the lines of Terracorps) he can command his troops Corey Is a mech driver(Dont worry he's a commander

This is a game of fun just signup and play.You can get weapons, armour, there are 10 classes, 10 races you will enjoy this game of fun and adventure.[img_assist|nid=1773|title=Blackrune|desc=|link=none|align=left|width=85|height=100

Hi all, I have been pretty quiet recently. MACE has taken a back seat for the moment, I think I needed to pursue somthing fresh. Speaking of which, I have been playing around with the mechanics in Fudge. I have also been looking at some great Fudge games, such as MBAW (Mutant Bikers of the Atomic Wastelands) and Force 9. I like the simple rules and how they can complement a game or setting. So, I have decided to use Fudge for a game of my own.

I suppose the first step is the setting and feel of the game. I have thought about adapting a show or movie that I like, but I am unsure as to what. Aliens vs Predator is high on the list, but also competing is Baki the Grappler, Supernatural, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, even Avatar: The Last Airbender. Which one will depend on what fancy mechanic I can create from Fudge for it.

i donno anything de o

I've been attracted by the idea of 24 hour games, and yet I've never really got the time, what with sharing my life with a girlfriend, our kid and 40 hours of work a week it's not an easy propsect, especially since the home computer is a piece of shit without any real design applications on it.

But I digress.

This is an experiment - I've got an idea or two, I'm going to get it out of my head whilst my girlfriend drinks wine at the neighbours, and I've got 'Shaun of the Dead' on in the background. I figure I've got maybe a couple of hours.

This should be fun... :-)

(see link below for the actual game I came up with, unless you like your Conclusions confusing)

Birds were chirruping and wheeling in the sky.
The sun was coming up, illuminating the valley below.
Tem stayed crouched on the river bank, checking for more bodies. No, this was the only one. She dragged him out to the bank, then checked his pulse. Damn. Alive. She went to leave him to his fate but then her head burnt with pain. The curse demands , the curse gets. The man was scrawny, no flesh on him but the curse wasn't choosey about where blood comes from...

Well here is perhaps the mother of all questions pertaining to RPGs. Which do you prefer to play and why?

Tabletop or Pen & Paper

I'll take a poll.
My game has a personal interest in this survey.