Re: Re[2]: [WW] Future Lines

[gathomas4@juno.com]

i'm with Arne on this one.

i'd rather see plenty of support for the WWII era, especially adventures.
 Good horror adventures are worth their weight in gold since horror is so
hard to do well.


Happy Gaming, =)

screenmonkey



On Wed, 20 Feb 2002 10:39:48 +0100 Arne Reuter <reuter@tse-online.de>
writes:
> Hi there!
> 
> Did it occur to anybody that a weird wars setting in anything other
> than the well known wars (WWII, Vietnam, maybe ACW or WoI) will 
> hardly
> interest a large enough group of gamers?
> 
> For anything pre-firearms you'd just be able to take a history book
> and go along with the normal D&D rules, for anything after you'd 
> just
> be able to do the same if you get some stats for the weapons.
> 
> IF players at all get interested in it.
> 
> I sincerely doubt that expanding this line to other wars will be 
> that
> successful. I'd rather have support for WWII, covering different
> theaters of operations, secret weapons, pulp stories (so what is 
> that
> nazi research installation in the Antarctica all about?), things 
> like
> that.
> 
> What do you think?
> 
> Mit freundlichen Gruessen,
> 
> Arne Reuter
> 
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