Four, I think. @Nemo of Utopia and @merkros are you changing your characters, and are you okay th the current plot proposal? (The evil sorcerer...
That character would work. I'm not too into futa, but I'd allow it. And no, you don't need exact spells. Nemo, Merkros - are you changing characters?
"I know. I would have expected... well, for something to be in here, probably up on the dais. Maybe someone cleared it out before we got here?"...
The sorcerer idea sounds interesting.
It'll start once things are sorted out. For a start, does anyone have suggestions for game worlds?
Not at all, I was looking for a greater element of chance in the game.
By the way, I'm thinking of using 1d10 rather than 1d6 for checks... any thoughts on that?
No, that's fine. You're on the character list, now, with an added ability.
Any race is good. You could probably justify anything at all - the multiverse has a lot of variety.
It seemed to work fine last time.
It's played in the forums as a play by post. More background... what do you want to know? The plot is made up for the characters, so any race is...
Marlikton: That might be interesting. Just remember that, despite the name, L.U.S.T. isn't only about sex. Fierbali111: Yes, the original rules...
Well, we seem to be getting new players, and since @Omegah2o seems to no longer be playing, we should probably change adventures... any...
New people are now welcome to join. Existing players may change PCs if they want. Also, do people want to keep playing the current adventure, or...
Thritch watches on, getting ready to move... one way or another.
Maybe try "Best Story in (Category)"? EDIT: And maybe (so I have a chance) "Best Nonhuman Character"?
I added a poll.
Thritch moves slowly towards the door. "Looks like it... not sure we'll need the key now, but, try it, just in case." He gestures towards the panel.
Does anyone have another suggestion, or an idea for a L.U.S.T. adventure?
It seem like there's general, if not strong, support for Agents of L.U.S.T. 2.0.
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