Well, I just can't pick a favorite.. There've been so many ones I really liked. Go to Comment

Hey, man, I'm innocent. Have you seen how much mediocre crap I've turned out? And anyway, none of my stuff is that good, you guys are just crazy. Go to Comment

What was the reason for this resistance movement? Who was Kros Embron and why did he create the Spies? How do the Espers differ from the Spies? What are the group's rituals and practices?
This has definite potential, but it needs work. Go to Comment

I really love this, and I hope for more. Go to Comment

Hastur?! Very nice, work, Mike, very nice indeed. I love the mythic qualities of it, and I also like that the idea of his being a "leper-king" was sort of attached to him. Humans will see what they want to see. Go to Comment

This is so impressive to me. I love it. Go to Comment

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Generally I dislike having a whole zooful of werebeasts; people like to have everything from were-nematodes to were-okapis and everything in between, and I think it gets ridiculous and takes the mystery and interest out of the simple idea of the human that becomes the animal. But I love this simply because these are such well-fleshed ideas of people and clans. Go to Comment

Well hey, I think it's a good little survey. Go to Comment

Probably depends on the place. It's doubtful whether or not they even remember enough about these places to have a suggestion of evil or ill omen. Go to Comment

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Very nice. The atmosphere of it is palpable. Go to Comment

Excellently detailed, with realistic motivations. I could certainly see this as a real group. Go to Comment

Interesting, interesting. It has a lot of potential, and I like the bizarre description of the creatures themselves and their justifications for their actions. However, it reads very awkwardly and some parts are confusing. Also, why do they call themselves the "Dark Crusaders"? Do they culturally associate darkness with good or law or whatever? Go to Comment

I just have to say: well done. Go to Comment

Very interesting, especially useful for settings blending science and magic, or where magic and science are interchangeable. Nice job, Ouroboros! Go to Comment

The thing is, these are only very general titles, and you can't "freeze" them to one meaning. I suppose these are good if you're doing a very basic take-off of Arabic culture, but these titles have had many different meanings and placements throughout times and cultures, often simultaneously. Go to Comment

Very nice creature that seems rather realistic. I especially like the detail about the elder egg-guardian adults being stiff and unable to hunt Go to Comment

I stand in awe of this. Worlds better than my Muggar. Go to Comment

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