On a side note Sessions 21+ are not yet available for public view. A few new sessions will be released every couple weeks or so, so as to spread out the subs and not flood the citadel with a wall of Session synopsis. Go to Comment

On a side note Sessions 19+ are not yet available for public view. A few new sessions will be released every couple days or so, so as to spread out the subs and not flood the citadel with a wall of Session synopsis. Go to Comment

32 in total, I'm slowly releasing them so as not to flood the front page with my stuff. Go to Comment

On a side note Sessions 15+ are not yet available for public view. A few new sessions will be released every couple days or so, so as to spread out the subs and not flood the citadel with a wall of Session synopsis. Go to Comment

Nice and useful without being overly long winded, excellent first submission! Go to Comment

On a side note Sessions 12+ are not yet available for public view. A few new sessions will be released every couple days or so, so as to spread out the subs and not flood the citadel with a wall of Session synopsis. Go to Comment

On a side note Sessions 8+ are not yet available for public view. A few new sessions will be released every couple days or so, so as to spread out the subs and not flood the citadel with a wall of Session synopsis. Go to Comment

Gah! My copy/paste from notepad only copied half the file and left out the expanded part, I'll re-update later tonight when I get my flash drive back Go to Comment

On a side note Sessions 5+ are not yet available for public view.

4 New sessions will be released every day or so, so as to spread out the subs and not flood the citadel with a wall of Session synopsis.

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Anytime, it was hosted elsewhere, but I figured it'd be nice to have it here so Citadels members that haven't seen it can get a chance to enjoy the recaps, and I just like having all my stuff centralized for convenient reference. :)

Looking forward to seeing some of your own session recaps if/when you put them up. :) Go to Comment

You should check out the Dead Reign rpg, many of the ideas you just listed are already featured in the setting, and it's got some great zombie artwork in it. Go to Comment

No, it's a world setting published by Palladium Books, you can find a review of it Here.

Also you can find my campaign synopsis of a game I ran in the setting Here.

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Aye infection can be an excellent motivator; even if it's simply the more generic illnesses rather then the threat of becoming a zombie.

(Seeking antibiotics to prevent an infected bite form turning into gangrene can prove every bit as motivating as an antidote to prevent zombification.)

Another good trick is to hit an NPC with the illness. While most players assume, (often correctly) no GM will kill their character with something as non climactic as sickness; they usually know all to well their beloved NPC wife/husband/brother/mother is not quite so vaccinated against tragic death.

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Unique and interesting, a great item to include in a treasure bag or add a dash of mystery to the session, Go to Comment

This really struck me as neat, one of those unexpected "so that's how it all works" subs that fills a missing niche in the over all world mechanics of a supers game without requiring a lot of fantastical hand waving or pointedly ignoring how there can be so many secret bases across the world (often in remote areas) in supers games.

Very useful, and nice job on it being flexible enough to fit into sci-fi and cyberpunk settings with minimal modifications. (One could adapt this to fantasy as well easily enough, especially with how many evil; warlords have dungeons and great keeps in remote parts of the lands.) Go to Comment

It could benefit from more content and being expanded on some more, but it's a great beginning.

Perhaps a sort of 30 sub of possible uses for Kevlar cord/wire?

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7. Binding cord for jury rigging mufflers and other vehicle components expected to reach high temperatures that would melt conventional cord/rope.

8. Improvised insultating cord to wrap about a small container to help keep contents hot/cold and partially protected from extreme heat.

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Actually it *is* useful in that now someone who wants to know why you voted high/low on a sub now has a nice reference sheet to get a rough idea of what might have given you cause to HOH their sub or what not, pretty handy really from a informative point of view.
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Useful stuff, it's always helpful to get a glimpse into the inner workings of someones vote criteria and what they like to see/not see in a sub.

Be kinda neat to see more of these by various members. Go to Comment

You're right, Betsy does need a slight downsize, which I'll take care of momentarily.

As for the questions about the tourists and the national guard, (both of which have answers) like the narrator says, a bottlo o' scotch and some honey word and ye may get the answer ye seek. ;)

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