Who Would You Want Most At Your Table?

Keeper Jon · Post by **Keeper Jon** » Thu Sep 25, 2014 3:31 pm

Nvision wrote:For the sheer challenge of it, I'd choose Dan, Murph, Chad, and Jon. Keeping for veteran Keepers would be my RPG equivalent of "Hard Mode." To push it even further, I'd run The Haunting and try to keep it fresh and horrifying.

I'm in!

KeeperMurph · Post by **KeeperMurph** » Thu Sep 25, 2014 4:10 pm

Nvision wrote:
Dr. Gerard wrote:Well hell, sign me up for that!
Uh oh...did I just get "Murphed" into something?

Yes. Yes you did. I'm in...

Nvision · Post by **Nvision** » Thu Sep 25, 2014 9:25 pm

*cracks knuckles* ...time to get writing!

caddy1071 · Post by **caddy1071** » Sat Oct 11, 2014 6:00 pm

EddyPo wrote:
Nvision wrote:
Dr. Gerard wrote:Well hell, sign me up for that!
Uh oh...did I just get "Murphed" into something?
Please record this session Nvision!

YES! Big hopes this will happen! Tally ho, Nvision!

tty!
Cory

alpope23 · Post by **alpope23** » Mon Nov 24, 2014 10:23 pm

Casting resurrect thread!

I want to do 2 versions, Serious and good times mode, but with fictional characters.

For my serious game,
I thought about Sherlock Holmes, but he would pick it apart, embarrass me with my plot holes and point out how everything could be better. Also probably stingy with tha blow, so he is out.
So Charlie Chan gets his seat, Smart player and would not make me lose face in front of the other players,
Hiro Protagonist the er, main character from Snow Crash Solid dude who could move the game forward, and as long as we are on Snow Crash, I'll take his business partner, Y. T. (Extra bonus Stephenson trivia. She appears in another book, Name it and her character!)
I'm rounding out the serious game with Manuel Garcia "Mannie" O'Kelly-Davis, one of my favorite ever characters from one of my favorite ever books.

The silly game, Basil Fawlty, Mrs. Yellowbeard, Raymond Stantz from Ghostbusters and Father Guido Sarducci!

Dr. Gerard · Post by **Dr. Gerard** » Thu Nov 27, 2014 2:09 pm

Hahaha, great picks! While the resurrection spell is still in effect, I will throw out a couple of combos:

High pulp game:
Teddy Roosevelt
Mata Hari
Harry Houdini
Madame Blavatsky

Dark Lovecraftian:
Henry Miller
Mary Shelley
Charles Dickens
Sylvia Plath

Odin · Post by **Odin** » Thu Nov 27, 2014 4:38 pm

Jon Stewart (I'd take John Oliver too..)
Richard Dawkins
Scott Ian
Robert Oppenheimer
Erwin Rommel

I think that's a good mix of science, comedy, art, and strategy.

Lets go for a good long pulp campaign.. many sessions.. Not sure what that would be but it would be interesting over time..

Post by **HannibalLectern** » Mon Feb 09, 2015 3:02 pm

I'd want to surround myself with people I think would enjoy the experience and who I look up to and admire.

Nick Offerman, because he plays the game and is a great improvisor. And he could build us a really kickin gaming table to play on.
Steven Spielberg as a player because I know he used to play D&D, has a very in depth understanding and love of pulp, and is a fantastic storyteller.
Vin Diesel because he has such a jovial love of gaming.
Guillermo Del Toro as the Keeper, because whatever horrors he crafted would be glorious
And my friend Natalie who is the most insanely great roleplayer I've encountered.

Keeper Jon · Post by **Keeper Jon** » Mon Feb 09, 2015 3:22 pm

HannibalLectern wrote:I'd want to surround myself with people I think would enjoy the experience and who I look up to and admire.

Nick Offerman, because he plays the game and is a great improvisor. And he could build us a really kickin gaming table to play on.
Steven Spielberg as a player because I know he used to play D&D, has a very in depth understanding and love of pulp, and is a fantastic storyteller.
Vin Diesel because he has such a jovial love of gaming.
Guillermo Del Toro as the Keeper, because whatever horrors he crafted would be glorious
And my friend Natalie who is the most insanely great roleplayer I've encountered.

Amazing list!