Secret RPG Confession
So we're doing a superhero RPG, and now the heroes have gone to WWII and fight bad guys.
The thing is?
That was not my plan. I was figuring on a quick one-night adventure where they saw a mysterious building, they went in, beat up some mooks, dealt with the Yama King, and left.
But they kept asking about time travel and gadgets, and I kept saying "Yes, and..." and now they're in Britain in 1941.
So I've been thinking up the Golden Age names for Nazi bad guys. Something Teutonic or Aryan. Hexenwulf, sure, maybe the spear of destiny will get in there. (Hitler wasn't actually a nut on the whole occult thing, but the upper levels of the SS...well, they were.)
The King's Commandos might be around.
Or...there's a thought. There might be Nazi bad guys in the Public Domain that I can use. I'll give it ten minutes research.
The sorcerer supreme England, Magister Angle, has magic powers only while in the UK (so he can't blip to the present and deal with the issue in Steel City, Michigan, USA).
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The thing is?
That was not my plan. I was figuring on a quick one-night adventure where they saw a mysterious building, they went in, beat up some mooks, dealt with the Yama King, and left.
But they kept asking about time travel and gadgets, and I kept saying "Yes, and..." and now they're in Britain in 1941.
So I've been thinking up the Golden Age names for Nazi bad guys. Something Teutonic or Aryan. Hexenwulf, sure, maybe the spear of destiny will get in there. (Hitler wasn't actually a nut on the whole occult thing, but the upper levels of the SS...well, they were.)
The King's Commandos might be around.
Or...there's a thought. There might be Nazi bad guys in the Public Domain that I can use. I'll give it ten minutes research.
The sorcerer supreme England, Magister Angle, has magic powers only while in the UK (so he can't blip to the present and deal with the issue in Steel City, Michigan, USA).
Posted on DreamWidth at http://doc-lemming.dreamwidth.org/200977.html. Try this link to reply over there.