Of course you don't.

Well, yeah.  It seems the players are getting tired of sci fi. 

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Sounds like just the sort of heresy that the God of Asteroids will punish very effectively!

Asteroids was an interesting game.

 

I am thinking of a somewhat traditional fantasy homebrew campaign with a slow building of sci fi elements. How well do you think a barbarian would do against a cyborg?

Lots of OT remarks...

 

I see a pale lockdown rising...

No hard core mods in this forum.

Does this mean this will be your forum of choice Spamrielle? (w00t)

 

I kid.. I kid...

LOL

 

Nothing fun ever goes on in here.

Hey, leave the spam out of this.

 

I have a good world map going. If i can scan it in I will.

The print function on your browser doesn't work?

Asteroids was an interesting game. 

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Well, you can invoke a Meteor Shower on their dumb heads. From the asteroid Belt. Ceres should do it.

I am thinking of a somewhat traditional fantasy homebrew campaign with a slow building of sci fi elements.  How well do you think a barbarian would do against a cyborg?

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I think a barbarian would die as the partially-functional remains of the cyborg attacked-from-behind-with-surprise, after the barbarian thought it was disabled when it's "head" was cleaved from its "shoulders" ...

It depends on what parts are mechanical. A wang implant may impress the barbarian, but I doubt it would improve the cyborg's resisance to slashing weapons.

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Unless it's a big wang ...

They only come in three sizes; massive, tremendous and colossal.

I must have been sent one destined for a Titan, then ...

Heh, funny, "Destined for a Titan" is an actual brand slogan for one of the more popular lines of implants.

Makes a good duelling implement, too ...

 

Sounds like lockdown is near.

So you'd better get your postcount up, then, Gabs.

But a high post count means you have no life. :ph34r:

Keeping your postcount down won't give you a life, Gabs.

I think a barbarian would die as the partially-functional remains of the cyborg attacked-from-behind-with-surprise, after the barbarian thought it was disabled when it's "head" was cleaved from its "shoulders" ...

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That would be funny. I don't know if you have read the d20 Cyberscape book but it has a section about fitting cybernetics in fantasy campaigns through Golemtech and Necrotics. Golemtech is basically using similar magical designs of creating a golem but enfusing living flesh with it. A prime example of that in the FR novels would be that deep gnome in the Drizzt novels. Necrotics is the merging of living and undead flesh for augmentation enhancements.

So Golemtech is just the T100 series Terminator? Kewl.

 

It's pretty silly that the Terminator from the subsequent films looks like Arnie. After all, if they all looked like him, then they wouldn't be too difficult to spot ...

Only the endo skeleton are the same. Perhaps the cloned flesh tanks has only so many templates and well, the Arnie model is one of them.

It's pretty silly that the Terminator from the subsequent films looks like Arnie. After all, if they all looked like him, then they wouldn't be too difficult to spot ...

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Maybe we humans all look alike to SkyNet "

 

 

 

-Hey! Havent I seen you before?

-Negative.

-You look so familiar... now where could we have, ah yes. You look just like that guy who just showed up over at outpost B just before someone went ape and killed everyone with an 80w pulse rifle

-Yes. I am his cousin.

-Oh, ok. I guess its safe to let you in then.