You've got your game of godlike beings in my...er...game of godlike beings!

[bluegargantua]

Hey,

I'm off on vacation and I won't be back until Sunday earliest.

This means I may be a bit slow in my homeworld war entry for this round.

On the other hand, I'm leaving a going-away present.

Gaming geekery ahoy!

True, there's not much there right now, but consider it a very firm mention in the "10 mentions and then I run it" rule. Feel free to throw stuff in but don't be a wiki-dink.

later
Tom

Comments

[mikecap.livejournal.com]

I don't see Dungeonpunk on there you dirty dirty stinkmonkey.

[kadath.livejournal.com]

YES! YOU WILL RUN IT AND YOU WILL LIKE IT!

[dirkcjelli.livejournal.com]

Who else is playing?

I've never auctioned before...

Amber

[owlsamantha.livejournal.com]

I remember that one Amber game I played in that lucasthegray ran was a lot of fun. Crazy kids...Eli is the one that sticks in my mind...and there was an Edward too I think.

Re: Amber

[bluegargantua]

Um, if there was Eli and Eyrine and the rest, I ran that game.

You were their nanny.

Ah, good times...
Tom

[woodwardiocom.livejournal.com]

-The Fruit of all Worlds has a very nice central conceit. I assume it would start as something like straight Amber, and then expand? (Hmm, might be interesting to have the Patternfall War of the first five books be the moment when Creation fell, and when Corwin inscribed his new pattern, that was the moment the Fruit took root. And now the Amberites suddenly discover they're responsible for a whole lot more than just the Amber and Shadows they knew . . . )