Created myself using POV-Ray and MoRAY.
An idea I was playing with while coming up with a RPG story set 300 years after RotJ. The two spheres on the sides are foldspace engines developed after the tech was accidentally created when scientists cybernetically merged a Dovin Basal to a Interdictor's gravity well generator.
I originally wasn’t going to address this in my system, but as I started developing how armor works, I realized that there should be a mechanic that addresses the ability to be trained for how to move in combat while wearing armor. The concept for medium and heavy armor is vicious, but most “light” armor is not much more than gear that’s just thicker and/or stiffer than normal clothes. While there may be a bit of a weight consideration, it doesn’t appear that most forms of light armor would impede movement.
Can anyone provide an argument for how light armor would be restrictive enough to warrant specific training on how to use it?
When I was working for the company that produced Fox and Lionsgate DVD before the Disney buyout, the QA would sometimes have different movies playing on a monitor. On the “Beer for My Horses” disc, there’s a commercial for (I think) a Ford F-150 where a baseball player with the first name Colby is using the various new features of the truck to fight off a group of ninja. I never got the chance to see the full video with sound, and I can’t seem to lock in the keywords needed to find it on YouTube, assuming it’s even there.
Does anyone know the commercial I’m talking about and if there’s a way to watch it online?
I’ve been trying to remember this all day ever since I , for whatever reason, woke up with the line running through my head. I’m using X in place of a single word that I think if I could remember the word, I’d also remember where it’s from.
The speaker is iirc a brutish looking man, and he makes a remark about how if he and the MC do something, then X will happen. The MC gives some flippant reply while describing X in a dismissive manner. The first guy says, “Yes, that’s what X means.”
Incredibly vague, I know, but if anyone can help, I’d appreciate it.
I've been proof-reading my player's guide while at work while I'm trying to create my economic system at home, and today, I came to the Warlock class build in the magic chapters. One of the price options for having a demon patron is to pledge the character's soul to the demon, and I had the thought of what would happen if a demon-bound warlock "found religion" and died while on a quest for redemption.
I'm probably showing my age a bit here, but I had this hilarious mental scene, fully animated Hazbin Hotel style, of a demon and a deity arguing over the warlock's soul, with the demon holding a tattered scroll while singing a variant of "We've got a bill of sale right here" from Disney's 1977 version of Pete's Dragon.
Am I just crazily goofy (yes), or has anyone else had an episode where they've come across something in their system that's supposed to be serious but struck a humorous chord for some reason?