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Cursed tree, horror, something that strange people value, this is solid awesome Go to Comment

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The undercover cop and informant wenches are a lot alike. Otherwise this is a smashingly good 30 Cheka. There are some real gems here. Go to Comment

Cherry rum and sleep deprivation bro Go to Comment

I welcome the use of Artistic License, if something can work better for you with a little change or hell a big change, make it happen! Go to Comment

Feel free to add some PETAns and crystal wavers, I just hit the 30 mark and considered it a good enough place to stop. Go to Comment

You run an interesting game, sir. Go to Comment

Simple and strange Go to Comment

People are weird, there actually people who are getting cosmetic surgery to look like cats and reptiles, and that's not even counting the freaks who put tent grommets in their ears and lips. Now, advance to a higher tech setting and instead of wearing a furry costume or having expensive and painful surgery you can turn yourself into the mutant freak you've always wanted to be. It's not really important to the setting, but it's there as a fringe element that lets you know when you've left the Kansas Arcology and left normality behind. The basic setting is speculative science fiction but it's closer to the weird/bizarro genre than say Aasimov, Bradbury or contempory space opera. Go to Comment

http://cthulhutech.10.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=3375

Link to this location posted at the CthulhuTech forums

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Sounds like a heck of a game

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An interesting read, and I am looking forward to how they will be dealing with the Slenderman

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Only voted Go to Comment

Update: Lord Guild Marshal Sir Martin Stanleigh Goodman is inspired by comic book writer Stan Lee. Every time I have seen him interviewed he has come across as being affably arrogant and to me, convinced of his own greatness. This is my take on Stan Lee. Go to Comment

Wow, should have read this one sooner

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The curse like effects of the stones are a proximal effects, much like radiation. The stones presence can affect more than one person, if the stones are large enough. The effects would be a continual test against the appropriate attribute, most likely self control or willpower (Methustine would be physical tests rather than mental) The curse like effects could be removed by simply removing the presence of the stone and time. Alternately, most magics that remove or negate curses could temporarily negate the effects. This would be temporary in nature because if the stones are removed, the effects would return when the spell expired.

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Tuberculosis, cancer, any sort of slow wasting disease, we're not scientists here lol Go to Comment