You could try designing a fantasy football team. You'd need mages, warriors, thieves, clerics, and all the other classes. I guess fantasy football would need to have special rules, though. And new positions.
In the world of Japser Fforde, croquet is an extreme sport, more violent even than hockey. All teams have lawyers and reserve lawyers, and the games are preceded by several hours of litigation in which team lawyers attempt to disqualify opposing players and lawyers. Once the game actually begins, there are a variety of obstacles in the field, including a tea party peopled by fans chosen at random, all of whom have signed waivers.
I think a crocodile pool would be good for fantasy football, don't you? Or perhaps a dragon guarding its treasure near the goals. Or even dungeon in the field, to really get that D&D feel. I'm sure that there are plenty more obstacles that we could think of. Tyrants to be dethroned for an extra 5 points, or something.
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In the world of Japser Fforde, croquet is an extreme sport, more violent even than hockey. All teams have lawyers and reserve lawyers, and the games are preceded by several hours of litigation in which team lawyers attempt to disqualify opposing players and lawyers. Once the game actually begins, there are a variety of obstacles in the field, including a tea party peopled by fans chosen at random, all of whom have signed waivers.
I think a crocodile pool would be good for fantasy football, don't you? Or perhaps a dragon guarding its treasure near the goals. Or even dungeon in the field, to really get that D&D feel. I'm sure that there are plenty more obstacles that we could think of. Tyrants to be dethroned for an extra 5 points, or something.
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