Great White Games/Pinnacle Entertainment Group

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[Pariah74]

lol
It just seems like a perfect fit as far as Fast Furious Fun!

Should the Sinanju Sex technique be an Arcane Background?
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[77IM]

The Healing Wars surprised me with how good it is. It would make a great setting for an RPG.

-- 77IM
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[warrenss2]

The Expendables - Richard Avery. They were called EXPENDABLES - A team of criminals and misfits, "The Chosen Ones" selected to explor new planets for human colonization...




I still have, and love, these 4 books.

Imagine your player's characters going out of suspended animation, looking up to a face of a robot that asks the character, "Sir, are you in condition to receive data?"
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[salcor]

Peter F. Hamilton's confederation series as seen in the Reality Dysfunction series.

Salcor

[Timon]

[UmbraLux]

Some good books posted already, here are a few more:
- Emma Bull's "War for the Oaks" (Fae are among us...and they need human mortality to go to war.)
- Steven Brust's Vlad Taltos series (Ancient empires, semi-legal assassins, and soul destroying weaponry!)
- Doyle & McDonald's Mageworld series (What Star Wars strove to be.)

[warrenss2]

[Timon]

Did we already have Richard Morgan's Takeshi Kovacs trilogy: Altered Carbon / Woken Furies /Broken Angels?

Body-shifting SpecOps mercenaries in a universe littered with intense, petty conflict and the remains of a war between vastly superior races. Not hard to savage, but hard to get the tone.
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[UmbraLux]

[kronovan]

Books that keeps coming up for me are Herge's Tintin series. My kids are keen on playing in that setting and my son's up for helping out with a lot of the ground work. I'm thinking the Thrilling Tales Pulp guide would be a good tool for creating it if it was set in the early years of the series.

My problem is that I've done little reading of the graphic novels and most of my knowledge is from the recent movie and episodes of Nelvana's animated series. I'm also not sure how the PC's would fit in - would they play some of the series known support characters or completely new characters based on the series archetypes. The latter is where my lack of a deep knowledge of the books is holding me up a bit. I do really like the idea of creating a Snowy the dog NPC. The villains would be quite easy, as they seem to be quite similar to those found in pulps of that gen. I'm thinking elements from the horror companion like ghosts and spirits would be good and appropriate.

[warrenss2]

[warrenss2]

Removed echo.....
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[kronovan]

[kronovan]

[SavageGamerGirl]

Hayao Miazaki's "Nausicaa of the Valley of Wind" manga. That would be an awesome Savage Setting. Weird creatures, post-apocalyptic scrounging, modern weapons mixed with medieval ones, and psionics.
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[Virgobrown72]

[VonDan]

[Jeffrywith1e]

Another vote for Nausicaa. Here's a bunch of stats made for True20 that could be used to Savage it...

http://true20.wikidot.com/nausicaa-of-the-valley-of-wind (SavageGamerGirl, I think this is yours!)


That still is one of the best comics I've ever read.
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