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I don't know if anyone else has read Sherri S. Tepper's stuff on "The Land of the True Game" but whilst some of it would be hard to physrep, I really liked the ideas and the spectacle that came with them. Mind you this is from way back when before she started hating men for a living.
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Trez (5/30/2006)
Would like to see a successful "Neverwhere" game. Preferably in London
You mean like this one? It seems to owe more to a freeform system than traditional LRP but that being said I very much enjoyed it.
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Garth Nix's Old Kingdom trilogy. Me and a mate are converting it to tabletop over the summer - but oh to wear a necromancer's bell bandoleer for real...
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tillymint (6/4/2006)
Garth Nix's Old Kingdom trilogy. Me and a mate are converting it to tabletop over the summer - but oh to wear a necromancer's bell bandoleer for real...What's a bell bandolier and what does it do?
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[quote=Coffmeister]What's a bell bandolier and what does it do? [/quote]
It's a set of seven bells, each stored in an individual pouch on a bandolier. They are worn by Necromancers in Garth Nix's Sabriel trilogy. Each of the bells has a different power over the Undead, which can only be utilised once the Necromancer has learnt to ring the bell correctly.
I'd like to try R Scott Bakker's Prince of Nothing trilogy, the First Crusade with added demons, but I think it'd not necessarily be particularly easy to do.
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Garth Nix's Old Kingdom books would indeed be fantastic, as would Phillip Reeve's Mortal Engines and Predator's Gold - assuming that you could somehow phys-rep air-ships and huge mobile cities with jaws. The setting I really want to play in, though, is Clive Barker's Imajica, complete with Dominion-travel and a fully phys-repped Ysorderex.
No spoken or written word can ever be a substitute for one's own practical experience. No-one too can convince another who does not wish to believe what he is told - only the doubter loses by his incredulity - T.C. Lethbridge
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Richie H-R (6/5/2006)
Garth Nix's Old Kingdom books would indeed be fantastic, as would Phillip Reeve's Mortal Engines and Predator's Gold - assuming that you could somehow phys-rep air-ships and huge mobile cities with jaws. The setting I really want to play in, though, is Clive Barker's Imajica, complete with Dominion-travel and a fully phys-repped Ysorderex.
Darn you, i can't belive it.
I think you climbed into my brain, I was just about to list those.
Imajica, and to an easier degree Weaveworld and dirigible steam punk LRP is my ulitimate dream.
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| Narnia. Still. Maybe that's why I have such a good time at Mr Penningtons games, with all the giant talking animals... Of course there'd be a fight over who got to play a recent historical human character, and get in via the furniture, and who was a talking badger and had lived there all their lives.
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