Also, to be honest, could not give a flying fling flang jang about T5.
The thing I loved about TNE was that it gave me the opportunity to create a fantasy / edwardian / pirates of the Caribbean world for my characters to play in filled with birdmen living in the haunted ruins on the other side of the mountain only to turn the game completely on its ear 10 sessions later when the Star Vikings showed up.
I can't do retconning the Coalition, I loved it way to much.
Derek Stanley
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On 2012-06-30, at 20:20, Evyn MacDude <> wrote:
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> To be honest I pretty much don't care about T5, I like some of the people who are enthusiastic about it, and I hope it works well.
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> It is just that if I where going to run a game I would chose MgT's character generation and skill resolution, and build up using bits and pieces from other editions. Have been pondering how much of TNE could be grafted on to that base. With simplification of in game functional mechanics being the goal.
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> Again I hope they find their market.
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> Evyn
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The thing I loved about TNE was that it gave me the opportunity to create a fantasy / edwardian / pirates of the Caribbean world for my characters to play in filled with birdmen living in the haunted ruins on the other side of the mountain only to turn the game completely on its ear 10 sessions later when the Star Vikings showed up.
I can't do retconning the Coalition, I loved it way to much.
Derek Stanley
Sent from my iPhone...
On 2012-06-30, at 20:20, Evyn MacDude <> wrote:
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> To be honest I pretty much don't care about T5, I like some of the people who are enthusiastic about it, and I hope it works well.
>
> It is just that if I where going to run a game I would chose MgT's character generation and skill resolution, and build up using bits and pieces from other editions. Have been pondering how much of TNE could be grafted on to that base. With simplification of in game functional mechanics being the goal.
>
> Again I hope they find their market.
>
> --
> Evyn
>