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Just in case you didn't realize what you're up against oh the humanity

I'd be up for this.

Deepcrush wrote:I'd be up for this.

Talk to Tsu about it; in the meantime, let me know if you want me to send you the rules and the character generator.

Got both already, working on a 'old west' styled Marshall/Tracker.

Cool. For the 1890's game I've got an associate archaeology professor, a medical doctor, a police detective, and a South Boston Irish ganger (complete with a S&W Model 3 Russian.)

Marshall/Tracker

Cool, will he sing "Heard It in a Love Song?"

Oh, wait - that's Marshall Tucker.

Mikey wrote:Cool, will he sing "Heard It in a Love Song?"

Oh, wait - that's Marshall Tucker.

Close enough!

Mikey wrote:Cool. For the 1890's game I've got an associate archaeology professor, a medical doctor, a police detective, and a South Boston Irish ganger (complete with a S&W Model 3 Russian.)

Yeah, I got a little busy and didn't write out that many characters yet...

Got me 3 chars for 1890's period, Male Antiquarian, Female Dilletante & male medical doctor.

Hmmm... maybe Dr. Zelman knows of your work...

This is going to rock.

I have a little more work to get things together; I'd say we'll be ready to go in a week, but other considerations are in play. Best to say two weeks.

I think it's best to say "juxtaposition." That's a fun word to say.

I'd be interested, Colm told me about it, he gamed a few games for me. Excellent adventute strategyPS. Haven't been on the forum in ages because I'be been busy with family

Mmmm! More sacrifices mates for the Deep Ones err... friends!

Feel free to join in. I trust you've read the thread so far?

He knows the story. Played several Cthulhu adventures in the past. Always plays the character rather than the stats.

colmquinn wrote:Always plays the character rather than the stats.

Cool. That's what I'm going for here, really. I'll do most of the dice rolling stuff for anyone who doesn't want to do it themselves.