I’d buy it.
Now I want to write a horror scenario about someone using this old kit and coming to grief thanks to that damned (literally) crease.
— Sandy Petersen (@SandyofCthulhu) January 8, 2021
Tweet of the Day, DOOOOOOO ITTTTT, @SandyofCthulhu edition.
I’d buy it.
In the very old editions of Warhammer Fantasy Battles, summoning a greater daemon onto the battlefield required you to first place a pentagram on the table, and then place the newly summoned daemon on top of the pentagram.
On another note, I literally found out yesterday that there was a new Mass Effect teaser released about a month ago (and not for the remastered trilogy). And I don’t remember any mention of it here. So I figured I’d drop a link in your comments just in case you hadn’t heard about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg-Ctg6k_Ao
Soo…. Jumanji but but as a Dark supernatural horror? I’m down for that.
More interesting would be the investigation into how and why such a thing was created after the obvious short term survival horror aspect.
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I mean sure, there’s the Darwin effect with plausible deniability.
But if you’re going to embrace damnation to promulgate supernatural incursions/possessions in a fairly widespread fashion, surely there is some sort of method to the madness. Surely there’s a goal of some sort. And while most of the ‘zeks were likely clueless, somebody proposed the idea. And ‘zeks being ‘zeks, finding that person through the false claims of credit, or false shifting of blame is going to be a right headache. (Unless you roll triple 6s. Not that that’s preferable.)