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From: Rick Jones <albert@crick.ssctr.bcm.tmc.edu>
Subject: Re:      Re: The Ultimate Reality Storm!
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> Ozymandius Thyme.  That's right.  Nick O. Thyme.  Basically, he's a 
> poor CE schmuck who's just trying to get by, while realities assail the
> gates of his mind.  A powerful latent precognition warns him of danger
....
> contort to avoid the hail of bullets.  The MoC was simple.  Rather than thinking
> himself insane, he now knows his "voice" is correct, and follows it.  A dodge
> prodigy.

	The Psi power Awareness would go well with this.  Essentually, 
the psi activates the power, and for it's duration, he's compares
his level of awareness with the stealth of the nearby beings (modified
by how many there are) that are out to get him.  If he succeeds (the
GM makes a roll), he gets a premonition of danger.  

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From: albert@crick.ssctr.bcm.tmc.edu (Rick Jones)
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Subject: Re: Creatures of Tharkold
Date: 20 Aug 92 17:48:03 GMT
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> Anyone else contribute?

	Yup.  "Cyber-Cop," another take off of a famous movie character
(in the spirit of the Renegade Infiltrator).  A transformed LAPD'er
volunteers for a Kanawa experiment after getting his ass blown off by 
Tharkholdu gangslaves.  By himself, he's not that interesting, but
I wrote a lot (perhaps too much) about the corporate intrigue that's
responcible.  
	If it doesn't get accepted, I'll post it here.
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From: hudson@dragon.cpe.ulowell.edu (Kevin Maurice Hudson)
Subject:  The Explosive Death of Selina
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==> On Wed, 19 Aug 92 12:57:34 CDT, Rick Jones <albert@crick.ssctr.bcm.tmc.edu> said:

  RJ> 	Well, I'm pretty loose when it comes to card play.  I don't
  RJ> make you play all the cards for your critical act, either, nor

You don't have to.  You just have to use all cards that you place in
your pool because of your critical moment.  If you have a two dramas,
an adrenaline, and an opponent fails, you can put a drama and an
adraneline in the pool and use them.  The other two can be saved for
later.

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From: Rick Jones <albert@crick.ssctr.bcm.tmc.edu>
Subject: Re:      Re: The Ultimate Reality Storm!
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> Ozymandius Thyme.  That's right.  Nick O. Thyme.  Basically, he's a 
> poor CE schmuck who's just trying to get by, while realities assail the
> gates of his mind.  A powerful latent precognition warns him of danger
....
> contort to avoid the hail of bullets.  The MoC was simple.  Rather than thinking
> himself insane, he now knows his "voice" is correct, and follows it.  A dodge
> prodigy.

	The Psi power Awareness would go well with this.  Essentually, 
the psi activates the power, and for it's duration, he's compares
his level of awareness with the stealth of the nearby beings (modified
by how many there are) that are out to get him.  If he succeeds (the
GM makes a roll), he gets a premonition of danger.  

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From: "Colin J. Wynne"  <WYNNE.C@fs.sciences.WLU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Stationary or wandering?
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Jim Ogle (Ks. Jim) <jogle@aoc.nrao.edu> writes:

> My players are finally going to be sitting down and coming up with
> a plan for what they want to do instead of having me lead them
> around by the nosehairs and one of the things they are looking at
> is (finally) setting up a base of operations.  I was wondering how
> many other Torg groups have an established base of operations and
> how many just wander around the world like my players used to do.

After 'Forever City', the British government was just too grateful
when they found out about the Cardinal (Guillaume, perhaps?).  The
Knights were offered British citizenship, and were Knighted (with one
or two higher titles coming out of the deal, too).  The ex-CIA agent
is now associated, although loosely, with M.I.6.  They also have
Nicolai as a good contact.

So, their 'base' is just the fact that they live in London, for the
most part.  They are also pretty damned filthy rich.  Okay, not
millionaires, but they each have close to $100K saved.  It started
with the bearer bonds from the Anderson building ('Destiny Map'),
and, of course, there was the dragon's hoarde, and people just seem
to keep paying them.

Fortunately, their nastiest adventures have been out of the sheer
goodness of their hearts:  'Stalek', 'Revenge of V.M.', etc.  Maybe
they will be forced to settle down in the near future.  The real big
problem with a 'base', is that just about everybody in the group has
two, or even three characters, and they trade off fairly regularly.

Does anybody else have players with multiple characters (our campaign
has a very low death rate -- one and a half to be exact)?

CJW

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From: "Colin J. Wynne"  <WYNNE.C@fs.sciences.WLU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Down Under Quests
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alix@gbrmpa.gov.au (Alix Walker ) writes:

> 1. How can an eternity shard be recharged with PPs, cause my SK's
> just keep on tapping them?

Our House Rule:  If a Shard is instrumental in achieving a Glory
result (or at least the playing of a glory card), then each PC gets
TWO(2) p-points for the card, and the extras go into the shard at a
rate of 2/3.

e.g.:  a 6-Knight party plays a glory card after one of them tapped
and rolled a 63 with 3 p-points.  At the end of the adven, they each
get two, the Shard gets 6 * (2/3) = 4.

YMMV

CJW

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From: smooge@jupiter.nmt.edu (Stephen Smoogen)
Subject: Re:  The Explosive Death of Selina
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Rick writes:

[rest of story deleted]

> The other was doing a good job of almost killing PC's, so Selina 
> traded McCoy for the Martyr card he had just gotten for an Approved 

[etc etc]

Kansas Jim comments:

> Well, sounds like things worked well enough I won't point out that you
> can't trade Subplot cards, you either activate them or trade them in
> for a PP when you draw them....

Smooge replies:

And KJ doesn't call himself a rules fascist :) =)....
(as Smooge realizes all his former characters being sent on a mission to a
 certain Keep in Orrorsh :) )

the Smooge
From: smooge@jupiter.nmt.edu (Stephen Smoogen)
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Subject: Re:  Cyberpapal mages versus a Juggernaut..
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smooge@jupiter.nmt.edu (Stephen Smoogen) writes:

> [Soren vs. Every Badguy in Aysle deleted]

Colin J. Wynne  replies:

>Hey, Smooge, was Soren on a solo for this one, or were other PC's
>involved?

yep.... this was a solo adventure... funny what you can do with a very
experienced character and 8 cards... plus by this time we had gone
through most of the deck so he had been saving up several leaderships
and hero cards for the dramatic encounter...

He was close to death several times, and if he had been dealing with
the second WOD he would of been toast...

Currently Soren's long range goal is to take over the cyberpapacy from
Malraux and invade Tharkhold. Last night he fought two technodemon
hackers that were doing work in Versaille France (this is still before
the invasion of LA) on the Godnet. He fought one in a cybershop (it
had been making demoncyberware that tends to cause a lot of pain for
its human wearers). The demon even using its roll agains and
possibilities was just an even match for Soren... (I also had a string
of Villian Up's where I rolled nothing over a 10 total). It then
messed up a miracle on him and creamed itself pretty good from
backlash. Soren spent 4 opponent fails and a spent 2 drama's so I
guess he was fairing ok himself. The other Technodemon was met in the
godnet, where he was supposed to find out why he had betrayed
Thratchen. However... while trying to invade the construct he set off
several alarms and summoned a Throne who was guarding the demon's VX
cage. Soren released the Demon who began attacking everything in the
room which was 3 powers, 1 throne, 4 cyberpriests, and Soren. For some
reason the cyberpriests were the only ones to do any damage to it but
they died quickly... The technodemon got hit by a miracle by the
throne and then promptly ate its VX head with a 74 roll. Soren then
did a glory roll that killed the demon. As all this was happening VXly
in Avignon I thought I had Soren dead as the forces of the Church came
to kill the Heretic... then he shows me the card he played first into
his pool...

Escaping near death he gets back to Versaille where he finds the
Vampire servant of Thratchen who had given him this mission had double
crossed him (Soren was doing all this to save a friend...)
However that is another long act where he barely beats a vampire...
and saves his friend.

the Smooge
From: albert@crick.ssctr.bcm.tmc.edu (Rick Jones)
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Subject: Re: Stationary or wandering?
Date: 17 Aug 92 22:08:40 GMT
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	Well, the group's unofficial home is the Oxford Holiday Inn,
which was co-opted by the Home Guard.  There's always something
wrong with the plumbing, the electrics, the service, and 1/2 the 
time there's a huge gaping hole in one wall or another.  
	There's also a HIGH turnover on the staff.  

	Imagine a Con, where real weapons and magic is allowed....

	The players don't own a plane or anything (mostly because
nobody has pilot skills, I think).  They've bought/rented/stole cars and
motorcycles when they needed local transport, and have either 
used their HG connections to get free transport, or paid for it.
(Somewhere in there, they destroyed a South American drug lab and 
kept all the $$$, and they got a reward during High Lord of Earth,
but due to character turnover, some are loaded, and some are broke.)
	It's a shame that the Dilantette (sp?) character was only
a temp player before school started.  Her trust fund might have come
in useful.  (She did once hand over a $50,000 'bribe'/donation to
Demihumans for Equally Nice Treatment [D.E.N.T.], in their efforts
to find the Warrior of the Dark's spies.)
	
	They also have a deed to the House on Gryphon Hill, but since it's
in the boonies of England, they haven't decided what to do with it.
(Though the Marketplace Corporate Weasel did want to sell it.)

	The problem is the players don't have much of an idea about 
long range goals, so they kind of amble around blowing up buildings 
and such.  Otherwise, they might get into buying and equipping a base.
[It's times like this that I wish I was a player, as I know how I'd do
it, but I don't want to just shove it in their faces.]
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From: smooge@jupiter.nmt.edu (Stephen Smoogen)
Subject: Infiniverse
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After a year of prodding... I finally sent my $25 to West End Games
for my subscription of Infiniverse... How long does it take to get
processed, anyone know? (ie will I be getting it my first issue in 2-3
months?)

Now of course... I may of peeved off my players recently.. so this may
all be water over the damn so to speak (don't you like wrong metaphors
in a sentance).

the Smooge
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From: smooge@jupiter.nmt.edu (Stephen Smoogen)
Subject: Re:  Cyberpapal mages versus a Juggernaut..
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oh the great quote that I forgot to post:

After Soren had put up the reality bubble to use his laser sword and had
dispatched WOD (1st ed.) with the godsfire... the juggernaut arrives... and
tries to use one of his impressed fireballs...

"Damn, this is a first... can you lower a reality bubble?"

A chuckling no... allowed him to instead decide to use the damn lightning bolts
oh well... I guess he got the last laugh.
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From: bpostow@occs.cs.oberlin.edu (Brian Postow)
Subject: Re: The Ultimate Reality Storm!
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Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1992 17:19:28 GMT
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well, as GM you could stop someone from being a prodigy in Reality. I
mean, this is a problem that I have had with prodigies, it may have
been mentioned, I have been disconnected, but there are some things
that there just AREN'T prodigies of. for instance, no one is a prodigy
at fkirearms. it just doesn't happen. stealth, prestidigitation, any
knowledge type skill, any art type thing, fine, maybe even Martial
arts, I am not sure, but Firearms, and Reality, not!

of course this is IMHO

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From: alix@solwarra.gbrmpa.gov.au (Alix Walker )
Subject: Re: New Spell -- Alter Form
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aHi Dave,
	Does anyone out there have access to IRC and feels like a chat
sometime.

Winston (in a box)

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From: alix@gbrmpa.gov.au (Alix Walker )
Subject: Re: The Ultimate Reality Storm!
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Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1992 09:01:02 GMT

"Colin J. Wynne"  <WYNNE.C@fs.sciences.WLU.EDU> writes:

>In this corner:
>    Core Earth Reality Prodigy, with a Reality skill of 19!

>And in this corner:
>    Nile Hero, tag skill Reality, with Spirit 16, and Super Skill
>    (Reality), and a total value of 22!

>Fighting in front of the Delphi Council building in Houston, Texas!

Arggggggghhhhhh! M<y worst fears as a GM are coming true! I can see
it now! I kid you not, this will happen

Winston (in a box)

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From: hudson@dragon.cpe.ulowell.edu (Kevin Maurice Hudson)
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Subject: The Explosive Death of Selina
Date: 19 Aug 92 18:53:20 GMT
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==> On Wed, 19 Aug 92 12:57:34 CDT, Rick Jones <albert@crick.ssctr.bcm.tmc.edu> said:

  RJ> 	Well, I'm pretty loose when it comes to card play.  I don't
  RJ> make you play all the cards for your critical act, either, nor

You don't have to.  You just have to use all cards that you place in
your pool because of your critical moment.  If you have a two dramas,
an adrenaline, and an opponent fails, you can put a drama and an
adraneline in the pool and use them.  The other two can be saved for
later.

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From: cluther@morticia.cnns.unt.edu (Clay Luther)
Subject: Re: BMW Flashbacks
Organization: University of North Texas
Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1992 14:47:40 GMT

cluther@morticia.cnns.unt.edu (Clay Luther) writes:

>Since static software systems rarely generate spontaneous errors, would someone
>send me the headers from the next batch of "repeated" messages?

>The non-sequitor there implies that I am looking for a faulty system out there
>in WonderNetLand.


The faulty system in question seems to be milestn.mil.wi.us, which was doing
a terrific job of sending mysterious errors back to me while at the same time
sending copies of the message (not erors mind you, but *copies*) back to the 
list.  Fairly inexplicable behavior.

So, danimal@milestn.mil.wi.us, if you're reading this, you have been suspended
from the list until your system recovers ;).
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From: Rick Pim <RICK@QUCDNEE.BITNET>
Subject: Re: Stationary or wandering?
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> are  alix@solwarra.gbrmpa.gov.AU (Alix Walker )

>I thought the advantage of going all over the world was interacting
>under all the different world laws, but the disadvantage is that you
>never make a lasting difference in the area, you never really pick
>up friends, just "connections" or "campaign romances".

on the other hand, when you globetrot you sometimes stay a jump ahead of
the Authorities.

the PCs here are wanted for
  - questioning in relation to some bizarre cult deaths and a grisly
    murder or two in brunei
  - the vicious beatings of a pair of hospital orderlies, also in brunei
  - the brutal murders of a dozen or so delphi council agents in houston
  - the murder of the wife of a US senator, also in houston
  - questioning about the circumstances of the death of a member of the
    japanese Diet in tokyo
  - several more killings in tokyo
  - the kidnapping of a tibetan pilot
  - a staggering amount of property damage and/or theft everyplace
    they've ever been.

there's been a bit of a turnover in PCs, but the Lunatic is still with
him, and his prints and photo are still on file with the tokyo police
(he was captured after he lost a gunfight with the tokyo police in his
hotel room) so the group is still technically Wanted.

rp
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From: smooge@jupiter.nmt.edu (Stephen Smoogen)
Subject: Re:  The Explosive Death of Selina
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Rick writes:

[rest of story deleted]

> The other was doing a good job of almost killing PC's, so Selina 
> traded McCoy for the Martyr card he had just gotten for an Approved 

[etc etc]

Kansas Jim comments:

> Well, sounds like things worked well enough I won't point out that you
> can't trade Subplot cards, you either activate them or trade them in
> for a PP when you draw them....

Smooge replies:

And KJ doesn't call himself a rules fascist :) =)....
(as Smooge realizes all his former characters being sent on a mission to a
 certain Keep in Orrorsh :) )

the Smooge
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From: alix@solwarra.gbrmpa.gov.au (Alix Walker )
Subject: Re: Stationary or wandering?
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> 
> on the other hand, when you globetrot you sometimes stay a jump ahead of
> the Authorities.
> 
> the PCs here are wanted for
>   - questioning in relation to some bizarre cult deaths and a grisly
>     murder or two in brunei
>   - the vicious beatings of a pair of hospital orderlies, also in brunei
>   - the brutal murders of a dozen or so delphi council agents in houston
>   - the murder of the wife of a US senator, also in houston
>   - questioning about the circumstances of the death of a member of the
>     japanese Diet in tokyo
>   - several more killings in tokyo
>   - the kidnapping of a tibetan pilot
>   - a staggering amount of property damage and/or theft everyplace
>     they've ever been.
> 
> there's been a bit of a turnover in PCs, but the Lunatic is still with
> him, and his prints and photo are still on file with the tokyo police
> (he was captured after he lost a gunfight with the tokyo police in his
> hotel room) so the group is still technically Wanted.
> 
It's amazing how easy it is to pick up new and lasting friends all over the
world when your a Storm Knight!

Winston (in a box)

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From: Rick Jones <albert@crick.ssctr.bcm.tmc.edu>
Subject: Re: TORG online....
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> 	Hey folks!  Wouldst any of you lordlings know of any TORG activity
> live-wise??  Say BBS or on any of the major services?

	There's a GODnet mud.  ( 129.120.4.5 7777 )

	There's an upcoming Torg MUSH (or rumors of one).

	There's at least one Torg play-by-email game, but I don't
know if the GM wants more vict-, I mean players.

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