Re: [HOE] Arcane Background:Road Warrior

[Joey Fanning <wraith530@comcast.net>]

heh..read the marshall's info on spook juice..



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there.
The wonderfully evil thing about spook juice is that the "hallucinations"
reported by those who drank it aren't just bein' loco.  It's a beer-goggled
vision of the hunting grounds.  That plot hook led me to wonder what could
be done with it, so I began to think that maybe someone could start talking
with the stuff he saw, but only if it was one particular blob that he found
familiar--his car.  That's where the whole "getting drunk" issue comes in.
People are complaining that this AB doesn't make sense, but I tried to make
it make decent sense, at least to marshals.  That's the beauty of the Road
Warrior AB--he doesn't need any training to access the Hunting Grounds, he
just chugs a few pints down and WHOAH--there it is.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kit Summerisle" <kit_summerisle@hotmail.com>
To: <hoe@gamerz.net>
Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 7:17 PM
Subject: Re: [HOE] Arcane Background:Road Warrior


> I think that you are all missing something very important when dealing
with
> this AB.  It is a good idea and well written.  I have sat back for a few
> days and thought about everything that has been written.  But the one
thing
> that you all are missing here is.
>
>
> THEY ARE DRIVING DRUNK
>
> this can have no good effects for several reasons.  Anyone who has read
the
> toxic shamans book knows that the downsides of drinking spookjuice can be
> very bad.  but why on earth would a marshall remotely think of giving
> bonuses to a drunk driver, even if that drunkened state let him chat with
> his car, not that he could talk to it since he lacks the training or the
> right ability to interact with the tech spirit.
>
> maybe its something you would want to consider.
>
> just my .22 shell on this.
>
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