Hmmm... we do not have much of western locations (or western-themed stuff for that matter) around here. But it has just the right mood of a dirty dusty small town, where rough men hang around, and all wait for the better day.
Well, I have to admit... None of these submissions gave me any roleplaying associations ;)
But I happen to think that you should learn to draw! (if your are not already a good drawer)
I am now quite convinced that you'd easily become a very successful "cartoonist".
5/5 as a Cartoon item and that goes for Dan the dastardly dog too! Go to Comment
Great, absolutely great. The "dramatic" stipulation is really good. I'll have to think of a way to fit something like that into a fantasy setting. Go to Comment
I love it as an item, I really do, but I don't think it is playable.
Think about it: If it never works, who would try to use in extremis? (OK, maybe it is only my players that forget everything in their packs when under duress...) Conversely, if anybody did try it in the appropriate circumstances and thus figured out how it worked and described its unique power, then it would never work for anyone who heard the description - and it's certainly the kind of story that would get around!
oy vey, I feel like I'm kicking a cute puppy...
Never mind, forget what I said - I love it! Go to Comment
I like it a lot, almost enough to bump it up a grade. I'm not into guns in my games, but thats just preference. If I were to use it I reckon it would be an NPC, because as pointed out, most players wouldnt use a nonworking gun in dire conditions.
How this escaped my vote I do not know, since I was the one pushing Western Material at the time it was posted. And CP, Theriothropic is for shape changeing creatures. This is an anthropomorphic. Sorry, should of made that comment earlier. Go to Comment
Good for a chuckle - you can easily imagine Dan strutting along the streets in all his canine glory. Take the animal aspects away from it and he's a fairly straight-forward standard misunderstood hero; but the animal aspect actually adds a lot more to it.
This feels slightly 'Vash-the-stampede'ish, though less steampunky. Go to Comment
Good for a chuckle - you can easily imagine Dan strutting along the streets in all his canine glory. Take the animal aspects away from it and he's a fairly straight-forward standard misunderstood hero; but the animal aspect actually adds a lot more to it.
This feels slightly 'Vash-the-stampede'ish, though less steampunky. Go to Comment
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Thanks. I'll update soon! Go to Comment