We never really knew Snake Eyes in that format in the UK, it's a long story you may already know or even be interested in, so the Geordi La Forge look is pretty much where it's at here.
We did have the figure here but as Stalker with the SAS Panther.
Unbelievably, I finally had the time to watch the last 3 or 4 episodes of BBCs The Musketeers (I mean look at my avatar!). That tells you how far back I am on programmes I want to watch (it ended in 2016).
Now I just have to find time to watch all of the swashbuckling films I've picked up over...
FF was, at least partially, my gateway to roleplaying. It gets mixed up a little with Milton Bradley's Heroquest, Lone Wolf and the Avenger books (ninjas rule!), but I do believe it was first by a slight margin.
We had all the FF and AFF books except the Ridling Reaver and the second onwards...
Mine are more games I'd like to write/release in some fashion, but that also means playing them.
Mixed in with those I'd like to play or run:
Most of the swashbuckling games I have (that's about 10 or more off the top of my head).
My grimdark simplified (and compatible) WFRP style retro clone...
I generally prefer small scale settings, again here in Dorset (and pretty much across all of West Europe - and probably much further), the villages are an easy stroll from each other. Market towns every 10 miles or so.
Even if we go conceptual rather than geographic I prefer small scale games...
One thing I read (somewhere) was that the navy was the earliest adopters of flintlocks.
Proximity to powder, a highly flammable ship and slow match is not a good combination, plus on deck with spray and weather flintlocks are much more reliable.
Paper cartridges were also a big advance on the...
Work, that's what has consumed my last 5/6 months. Shows no sign abating either.
On the one hand this is good (I'm self employed), on the other it leaves almost no time for anything else once weekly chores and a bit of family time is thrown in.
It of course doesn't help that my mind keeps...