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pretty much, just minus a couple of weeks.
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Isnt that Chaos earth?
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16 Blessed art Thou above all others, O COALITION STATES, beloved of Kevin;
17 For Thou art allowed to do Evil without Limit, nor do thy Enemies retaliate.
18 Thy Military be run by Fools and Dotards.
19 Yet thy Nation suffers not. Praise be unto Him that protects thee from all harm!!
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I wouldn't mind a "Golden Age" Sourcebook for Chaos Earth. What I envision is a bit different from what's listed above in style; while I see it describing the people and technology of the Golden Age of Man, I see it doing so in the context of Chaos Earth: detail the OCCs, equipment, vehicles, etc. that were common in North America just before the Cataclysm (that is, a couple of weeks ago), from the perspective of the survivors who haven't yet had time to adjust to the Cataclysm (read: still have their old OCCs) and who very likely still have remnants of pre-Cataclysm technology handy. Put a focus on those careers that would be most useful in a post-Cataclysm setting (police, military, emergency workers, etc.), but don't go exclusively with them; where the core book provided the CE equivalent of the CS in the form of NEMA and Rise of Magic and Psychic Storm (will) cover CE-era Men of Magic and Psychics respectively, this book would cover the CE-era "Adventurers and Scholars".
Include enough information to let someone play a campaign that begins before the Cataclysm and progresses straight on through it into the ensuing chaos; where other Chaos Earth sourcebooks move the timeline forward a bit at a time, this one would take a single step backward to just before the world stepped into the abyss. While you're at it, this would be the place to provide CE-relevant "career change" rules.
The ability to play a whole campaign set in the Golden Age would still be possible, but as a "fringe benefit" of the book rather than being its primary purpose.
Thoughts?
Include enough information to let someone play a campaign that begins before the Cataclysm and progresses straight on through it into the ensuing chaos; where other Chaos Earth sourcebooks move the timeline forward a bit at a time, this one would take a single step backward to just before the world stepped into the abyss. While you're at it, this would be the place to provide CE-relevant "career change" rules.
The ability to play a whole campaign set in the Golden Age would still be possible, but as a "fringe benefit" of the book rather than being its primary purpose.
Thoughts?