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Posted: Sat May 01, 2004 11:53 pm
by Syndicate
...interesting...submit to the Think tank... :D

Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2005 3:59 pm
by Drakenred®™©
um

Isnt that Chaos earth?

Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2005 5:31 pm
by Jefffar
pretty much, just minus a couple of weeks.

Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2005 5:39 pm
by cornholioprime
Jefffar wrote:
Drakenred wrote:um

Isnt that Chaos earth?
pretty much, just minus a couple of weeks.
Pretty much Jefffar's "Pretty Much."

Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2005 9:04 pm
by dataweaver
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?