Killing puppies for satan.

[bluegargantua]

Hey,

So guess what I did this weekend? :)

No, really, I ran a game of Kill Puppies for Satan. You can read the session notes over here (including some quotes).

I'm really kinda jazzed about this game. It isn't something that I want to play every day, but I definately want to run it a few times for my friends just to see what their warped little minds come up with. I also want to see what happens when there's a skeletal plot to deal with.

So if you want to get in on a game, let me know. I'm kinda thinking I can talk Mikey into letting us run a game at his place -- possibly as part or in lieu of a potluck. I'd also be happy to run it over at my place in Concord, but it seems like people can gravitate to Worcester a little more easily.

In other news, I sort of vaguely went shopping for a car and I had a fun Solstice. Oh and my fighter in D&D is addicted to the polymorph spell because stone giant = STR 28 = Damn! Sure I can't fit into the dungeons, but I've become mobile field artillery. Just park me outside of town and watch the rocks rain down.

later
Tom

Comments

[robotnik.livejournal.com]

Puppies was fun. Thanks again for running it. I too would be interested in what happens with a bit more plot, and also if one ran a couple of sessions with the same characters. Can't see it running too long, but if you went long enough to establish nominal relationships between the characters and with a few NPCs, their patheticness might be cast into even sharper relief.

Rob

[mikecap.livejournal.com]

lobsters = vermin of the sea

This amuses me to no end.

i *heart* you

[kadath.livejournal.com]

That was great. You make me want to play this game.

Isn't there a song...

[ladypantherrr.livejournal.com]

... that goes "Dead puppies... aren't much... fun anymore..." ?
I'll have to look it up for you, it could be the game's theme song :)

*smooch*