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Re: [WW] Future Lines

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Subject: Re: [WW] Future Lines
From: "Jeremy Reaban" <jer@connectria.com>
Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2002 03:12:59 -0600
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----- Original Message -----
From: "A Methylated Spirit" <hercubadger@yahoo.com>
> It would appear that coming attractions in the Weird
> Wars lines include: American Civil War, American War
> of Independence (Insurrection), and the Boxer
> Rebellion.
<snip>

What I think would be pretty cool, is a Weird Wars book set in really
really ancient war.  Like say, the Punic wars. Or the Norman invasion
of England (or it's aftermath). Or the Crusades (though that might be
a touchy subject). Or Arthurian/Post Roman England.

I think the trouble with doing too many wars in the last 250 years or
so, is that they would all tend to run together.  As it is, the
American Civil War kind of overlaps with Deadlands...and I'm not sure
many people really know what the Boxer Rebellion was/is (I know I'm
very fuzzy on it).

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References:
- [WW] Future Lines
  - From: A Methylated Spirit <hercubadger@yahoo.com>

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