Go, Go Gaming Concepts!

[jeregenest]

Its time to get the next game up and running for the tantaene group. I wrote about some of this a while back on 20x20. Right now I have three game concepts:

• Alexander's March: Alexander has charged you with completing his greatest dream. Or to die trying.


• Pirates of the Midnight Gulf:Swashbuckling Space Opera in a transhuman dream gone wrong


• The Lost Generation: Pulp Mythological craziness

I really like all three concepts and 'd be happy to play any of them. I'm hoping my players like one!

Comments

[bluegargantua]

I am so down for Alexander's March, I'm strapping on my Hoplite armor even as we speak. Totally the best thing ever.

later
Tom

Awesome!

[dkoulomzin.livejournal.com]

Jere,

These all look great! I have to say, I'm leaning towards Alexander's march... I've been excited about that idea since it first came up months ago :) In fact, I've being dying to play a full-blown game set in the classical period since we did the macedonian incarnation in tantaene.

Dan

[spiritseeker.livejournal.com]

If there's room, add me to any list. I'm interested in seeing you in action.

[editswlonghair.livejournal.com]

I'm intrigued by the space opera and the pulp ones. What systems are you thinking?

And of course, my interest always come with the usual disclaimers about availability, read by a very fast voice over at the end... but hey, I think I'm a better gamer than a sugar pill! ;)

[jeregenest.livejournal.com]

I don't like to think of system until I have players identified these days. Its my whole gaming as process philosophy guaranteed to confuse everyone but me!

[editswlonghair.livejournal.com]

I can see the process philo. you've got cooked up working for the themes and tropes, and to even help guide the development of a kitbashed homebrew like you now realize you should have attempted with tantaene.

But I'd recommend if you at all plan on going with an off-the-shelf system, I think you may want to peg that down early, because it'll influence people's interest (at least it would mine).

[foxtown.livejournal.com]

All three sound quite interesting, and I'd love to play in any of them, though I wasn't sure if this was a call for more players or a statement of ideas or what...

If I were required to rank I would do:

1. Pulp & Greek Myth - Dig out that old copy of HyperMyth!
2. Space Pirates - Brush up on my honorable and efficient yet not all that smart pirate rogue
3. Alexander's March - I think this would extend my capabilities the most, so I think I'd gian much from it, but it would take more effort.

So is there a waiting list?