What val said! Go to Comment

I love it for all the juicy bits i can steal. The names alone are quite evocative, and all the info is amazing! Great formatting too.

Anton would be proud.

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LaVey naturally Go to Comment

I kinda like the names Van Torxes and Karonie Karile. Keep going chilled! Go to Comment

Oh My! Where has this submission been all my life? If i had a nickel for every time i wrote the words, "non-euclidean" in various entries and had no clue what I meant.....

And now we have the primer!!!

Now let me read it again to make sure i understand the angles and degrees involved :)

Great!

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I just loved reading these, one after the other, and picturing certain npcs in certain worlds (or Dr. Evil) , saying, "Yes! That's the one!" and "IMMORTALITY is mine!!! Bwa--ha--etc" or "Noooo, do NOT go down THAT path! I've tried it, and look at me NOW!"

This is required reading for evil genius types of every stripe.

That aside, love the petrification one. One of my PCs tried that once a long time ago. Fun times.

Great sub!! (Great name for a sub too!) Go to Comment

I just loved reading these, one after the other, and picturing certain npcs in certain worlds (or Dr. Evil) , saying, "Yes! That's the one!" and "IMMORTALITY is mine!!! Bwa--ha--etc" or "Noooo, do NOT go down THAT path! I've tried it, and look at me NOW!"

This is required reading for evil genius types of every stripe.

That aside, love the petrification one. One of my PCs tried that once a long time ago. Fun times.

Great sub!! (Great name for a sub too!) Go to Comment

I just loved reading these, one after the other, and picturing certain npcs in certain worlds (or Dr. Evil) , saying, "Yes! That's the one!" and "IMMORTALITY is mine!!! Bwa--ha--etc" or "Noooo, do NOT go down THAT path! I've tried it, and look at me NOW!"

This is required reading for evil genius types of every stripe.

That aside, love the petrification one. One of my PCs tried that once a long time ago. Fun times.

Great sub!! (Great name for a sub too!) Go to Comment

I just loved reading these, one after the other, and picturing certain npcs in certain worlds (or Dr. Evil) , saying, "Yes! That's the one!" and "IMMORTALITY is mine!!! Bwa--ha--etc" or "Noooo, do NOT go down THAT path! I've tried it, and look at me NOW!"

This is required reading for evil genius types of every stripe.

That aside, love the petrification one. One of my PCs tried that once a long time ago. Fun times.

Great sub!! (Great name for a sub too!) Go to Comment

I'm sorry but I just have to say this. "30 Ways to Cheat Death" would make the perfect shaw brothers kung-fu movie title! Badasss! And the sub is great too! Go to Comment

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Short but sweet. Gives me an idea...the Court of the Colorless Crown. Go to Comment

Only voted Go to Comment

Its long, but I also liked the tale a bit more than the gun itself! Not that there is anything wrong with the gun. I also liked little tid-bits like, the "proto-matches", "punching the pig", superstitious ogres adorning the guns with fetishes and charms, and that a few of these unwieldy weapons occasionally grace the trophy rooms of kings.

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Yep, what Moonlake said! Go to Comment

Super solid!

I have to echo Myst, #1 is so darn important, its been my issue for many years now with reading sci-fi.

#3 and #4 as well! Hell, all of them!

Great tips Scras. Go to Comment

I like the re-work, and i LOVE the "Culture".The progeny of Gemensogeb, the Hecateriesca clan, the Repentance Beetles. Awesome! Go to Comment

I like the re-work, and i LOVE the "Culture".The progeny of Gemensogeb, the Hecateriesca clan, the Repentance Beetles. Awesome! Go to Comment

Well this is fun. I can see what forganthus means when he says "homework" but I can't help but like the score chart!

Besides a headache (in a good way, I mean) for PCs, this also serves as a great canvas for PC/NPC interaction, aka, role-playing!

Also, way to build off another sub's idea! Kudos. Go to Comment

I have to say I really like the concept of Zala Vacha, the forgotten gods collective. At first, I read that and thought that this singular deity is a representation of several (or many) long forgotten gods no longer worshipped. Which also might be an interesting idea.

I also like the fact that the worshipers of Mondaloa seek not to destroy the undead per se, but to also allow for the dead to truly and properly "rest in peace"..

This is well written and evokes the proper tone and atmosphere for the subject matter (cities beneath cities, and countless undead). It almost feels like a classic dungeon-crawl, except its draped with a fresh and stimulating approach.

Looking forward to more details! Go to Comment