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"Yes" and "No" aren't the only options. You can also say "I haven't considered that yet", as you said in your post. And then you and the players can use your imaginations to decide what that villain might be like. What's the problem? If your players aren't antagonistic,...

No, not all of them. Just the ones that matter for the game. And it's entirely up to the GM to decide how many exist, if any at all. "Which cosmic being is out to get me right now" is exactly the sort of thing the power is made for. What do you mean "owning you"? You didn't menti...

That's great, and I didn't expect to actually get a real answer, thanks man

Whew, that sure was hard! Maybe stop playing shitty systems that don't do what you want and use a system that has already solved your problems instead. I dunno why but I find it so strange that people don't seem to care about how much more vaguely defined the magic is in other RPGs. Your scrying sp...

Huh, weird. I wonder what sort of filter would censor words like "much" and "change"?

Also, why do people on nifty sometimes replace the letter combination "ch" with "tj"?

Lago PARANOIA wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 17, 2009 6:52 pm

This thread isn't good enough to be a recommended thread, but this blurb stuck with me for several years.

Link's dead and I couldn't find it on wayback. Is there an archive of the thread anywhere?

oh also what is that eye symbol

Clairvoyance You can see things at distant locations as if you were there. If the location is somehow shielded from you, you must make a Willpower roll against the shielding rank to use this Power. Clairvoyance works at any distance. You can even peer into other dimensions by making a Superhuman (6)...

So were you guys planning on doing anything about the spam clogging up the forum or nah

First, the idea that fire elementals should be immune to fire is a bit weird. I mean, adventurers are made of flesh and bones, and they aren't immune to punches. Even beings made of <thing> should feel something when <thing> moves in a very violent way against them. This seems like a non-sequitur. ...

can somebody explain the monopoly guy (I assume it has something to do with magic items and wealth by level) and the photo of houses?