A beefy boi
- Thread starter spank
- Start date
Yeah,
I had the same impression.
I'd never have bought it if it wasn't on sale.
They really need to think about re-naming it so it's more obvious what it is. "Rider" for example does not have the same problem. But if they called it something like "Carbon County" people might think it was just a gazeteer.
I had the same impression.
I'd never have bought it if it wasn't on sale.
They really need to think about re-naming it so it's more obvious what it is. "Rider" for example does not have the same problem. But if they called it something like "Carbon County" people might think it was just a gazeteer.
Commander Truestar
SOC-13
It's not a book! It's a murder weapon!
It's not a murder weapon! It's a book!
No! It is the book that is also a murder weapon!
(Note, soaking it in water then freezing it makes it both less effective as a book, but more so as a murder weapon!)
It's not a murder weapon! It's a book!
No! It is the book that is also a murder weapon!
(Note, soaking it in water then freezing it makes it both less effective as a book, but more so as a murder weapon!)
Then you thaw and dry the book, and invite the detectives over for a gaming session.
Inside the backpack, it's Body Armor!
kilemall
SOC-14 5K
Striker stats-
Armor [3] 2, applied only in shots on the back and combined with any vest/body armor on 1-2 1d6.
Weapon 1/2, the latter value when wet. Blunt trauma weapon, +1d damage if using die damage, increase in wound level by one on roll of 1-3 1d6.
Black Vulmea
SOC-12
The perfect crime!
casquilho
SOC-13
When you figure the book has a core RPG game, a complete setting, and lots of support content rolled into a single book, it makes sense why it is so large.
Specifically, Roald Dahl's 1953 short story, "Lamb to the Slaughter," (Wikipedia) adapted into a 1958 episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents. (Ian Fleming suggested the premise.)
Similar threads
