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Ettin posted:The completed core book of Breakfast Cult, hopefully.
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PresidentBeard posted:If your GM is going off the series most sessions will involve nothing happening.
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Ettin posted:Which one did you email? Daphnaie posted:Would you mind elaborating on the bit about actual tabletop play though? The game is going to be in person, so is there something we should watch out for? Or did you mean it's just a bit maths heavy? That said? It was fun as hell while it lasted (I've run it twice, and both times the group I was running it for fell apart permanently due to OOC drama  ). You should be able to tell if your group is going to be fun by how the ST handles char-gen; I gave my players a lot of freedom to interpret their Eva generation rolls, and ended up with one player taking his kludged-together failed prototypes Eva that happened to roll the Mexican flag as a color scheme to the logical conclusion of "I'm piloting two different Evas duct-taped together", and another deciding his top-of-the-line experimental model Eva (that was partially funded by outside sources) was the pride and joy of the PRC, and had loudspeakers blaring old-school propagandist music whenever they sortied.Went all-out with making original enemies to fight, too; the group(s) ended up fighting a giant vomiting sandworm, a teleporting moai head that set things it looked at on fire, and an infectious amoeboid blob (from what I remember off the top of my head). Best parts of the game were the pilot's attempts to have a "normal" life, though. I remember the Manufactured kid permanently crippling his very first fan-boy when he rolled multiple exploding dice after shoving him out of the way, and the duct-tape Eva's pilot giving up national secrets in exchange for Vienna Beef hot dogs, because no one told him they were secrets. ...drat, now I want to try and run this again.
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gnome7 posted:If you forward the money to that paypal with a message telling us what backer tier you want, we'll get you sorted as soon as there is material to send out. Ettin posted:Yeah, that email was given so people could paypal. Do that! Also, Ewen, this may sound weird and out-of-place, but...I've bought basically everything you've put out in print, yet I'm not really the Patreon type (or digital in general). So, just letting you know there's another person out there who loves when you release PoD stuff!
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Waffleman_ posted:Adding on to this, the game is designed by Clay Gardner, who created OVA! Very neat.
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Alien Rope Burn posted:I'm reminded of how I got to talk to Heinsoo about the awful dungeon for 13 True Ways, and I mentioned pushing against having it filled with goon jokes. It turned out was very grateful for that sort of thing, because he looked at those early ideas filled with goonery and was like "How the hell am I going to write that up?".
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Splicer posted:No.
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Splicer posted:My "favourite" part of FATAL was how the cursed armour that turned you into a jewish caricature made your nose bigger and your dick smaller, but the one that turned you into a black caricature only made people think your dick got bigger.
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Waffleman_ posted:What other Toonami poo poo were there RPGs of?! (One of the writers later made a tell-all thread about how they knew the game was broken and bullshit and their contract was terrible, but hey money's money. He also put out an unreleased manuscript that is HILARIOUS reading.) Kai Tave posted:BESM actually had two pretty cool setting sourcebooks come out for it that weren't direct anime licenses or anything. One was S. John Ross' Uresia: Grave of Heaven which is a charming, slightly tongue-in-cheek "anime fantasy" game full of living snowmen, battle chefs, and a nation of reformed villains trying to make good with mixed results, and Centauri Knights which is a somewhat more serious sci-fi setting in a Blue Planet/Eclipse Phase vein by David Pulver. I highly recommend both of these as a source for ideas if nothing else. Uresia, meanwhile, got bought back by S. John Ross, who put out a system-neutral version of the setting that I cannot recommend enough. I'll put it this way: I bought the "Stupid Expensive HyperDeluxe Omnibus Edition" after reading the teaser. On sale, sure, but still pricey.
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