Skye Prower

What?  NO!  You were the one who put them at foot level!

Ewwwwwwwww!

W-what have I stumbled into?

Eeeeeep! *gets hugged*

Stacey nodded.  "Thewe awe dwiffewent stwywes, an' ywou fwight dwiffewentwy with eawch," he explained. --------- "Why doesn't that surprise me," winked Ziona.

Looks like I've joined the Avatar club as well and.... wait a minute... somethings... different..  

"Awwight, wha kwinda stwywe dwo we tweach?" wondered Stacey. --------   "Of course, that gives you plot immunity!" laughed Ziona.

Wow!  That's pretty amazing!  Great adaption of the origonal! Now... is that a crown of insanity or sandwiches? 

"Swo... uh... twaining?" asked Stacey. ----------- "Ouch, pretty high odds!" commented Ziona.

"Then what is the solution if a conscience is not something they will develop?" asked Skye, a tinge of sorrow in his voice.

Happy Birthday Thire!  Have a great day!

Stacey nodded, then looked questioningly towards Ally. ------- "No..... aside from you spine," pointed out Ziona.

Stacey turned around, forcing a smile. ---------- "That's one way to put it," giggled Ziona.

"O-owkay..." said Stacey, wiping away some tears -------------- "I'm surprised you haven't offered to invent something to fix it," smiled Ziona.

Stacey looked huffy again. --------- "True, they can be a handful," nodded Ziona.

"Wewwy?" asked Stacey. ---------   "This one's still standing.  For now.." said Ziona.

"A jwoke abwot mwe.." said Stacey sniffling. --------- "A snake of many talents!" smiled Ziona

"Itw swounded wike it..." said Stacey quietly. ------- "What about a robot that immune to poison?" asked Ziona.

"Fwenn mwade fwun of mwe!" said Stacey weakly. --------- "Hmm.... that could be a useful tactic," said Ziona thoughtfully.

Stacey didn't say anything, but it was clear he was upset. (Although it's not what Fenn did, Stacey thought Fenn was making fun of his lisp) ----------- "But how will you do that if he takes you over?" teased Ziona.  

"Nwa wha I mweant," said Stacey with a slight hurt tone, crossing his arms and turning away. ----------- "Unless he takes you over again," said Ziona.

As some of you know, I get crazy ideas from time to time.  As others (or the same) will know, I really like strategy tactic games, and Sonic games, and would love to see them combined (though I know the FE/Sonic game I long for will never exist.  If only I knew how to code….) Well, I’ve had an idea as to how that might work!  Interested?  Read on! Some of you have probably heard of Games Workshop, the company behind the Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 settings/tabletop games.  As well as their army based games, they used to have smaller skirmish games, Mordhiem for fantasy, and Necromunda for gang based fights in their sci-fi setting.  Both these games have been discontinued, probably because with teams of usually around 10 individuals or so, GW likely felt they weren’t getting enough money from the figures bought for this game. Anyway, I was recently checking over some old memory sticks, and too my surprise I found a PDF copy of the Necromunda rulebook and a few extras, something I thought I’d lost ages ago when my laptop bricked itself.  Looking over these rules, two thoughts occurred. 1) With the map software available these days for games like Dungeons and Dragons, some of it free, you could probably play this game over the internet without requiring an actual tabletop or miniatures.  Heck, you could probably just use Google Drive’s picture editor with a map and little unit portraits and make it work. 2) Wouldn’t it be funny if this was a Sonic setting.  Ha ha…wait… they did have that ruined technologically scarred landscape in the Bad Future of Sonic CD… huh… maybe some timeline where Eggman won but died before he could get his Empire up and running properly, so it’s all gone to hell…. So, yes, there is my idea, using the Nercomunda rules to run a skirmish campaign of small gangs fighting over a ruined Mobius.  I’ve already got setting information written down, and ideas for gang themes and so on. Anyone interested? If you’re wondering what will be required, the internet is a start, though, if you’re reading this without the internet that’s impressive.  For the ‘tabletop’ either we’d be using Google Drive tools, so you’ll need that, or the free map software that is available from the Wizards of the Coast (DnD company.)  I haven’t tried it out yet, but if people are interested, I will.  And finally you’ll need some IM chat, like Skype or Google hangouts.  While voice chat would be better, I wouldn’t say it’s a requirement, so if you want to stick with text, that’s cool Oh, and one last point, if you’re wondering why the topic is here, well….. it’s not really an RP Game, or a computer game, so those sections are out.  Plus, some people don’t look at those areas, and I didn’t want people to miss the post.

A small update for those who are curious. The basic rules , while not written in a proper format, are more of less complete.  There are more advanced rules, such as Skills, Powers, and the whole leveling up deal, still to do.  But I would like to give the basic rules a test to make sure they work before jumping in with the whole thing. So when November rolls around (cause I'm busy till then, same way I'm not doing anything in the sketchpad right now) I'll write up the basic rules for everyone to see, and create a starter gang/party/team that we can have some quick battles with to see how they work.  How does that sound?

To much positivity can kill you? *shock* (Well, if you wanna I'm cool with it)