Can We At Least Get Through This Without It Being In All The Papers?
Tagline: The game of ever diminishing expectations.
And yeah, I don't actually have anything beyond that.
Can We At Least Get Through This Without It Being In All The Papers?
Burning wrote:Can We At Least Get Through This Without It Being In All The Papers?
Tagline: The game of ever diminishing expectations.
And yeah, I don't actually have anything beyond that.
Dan wrote:John Wells will probably kill you
Triggerhappy938 wrote:On The Addictive Ink Additive: I feel like it would be an equally compelling and far simpler villain motivation to have them underappreciate the madness side effect. They really are just trying to sell papers, and they either didn't realize the madness side effect would happen, underestimated how widespread it would be, or just view it as "acceptable losses." Works both for robber barons of the time period and echoing modern "climate science doesn't exist if it's not convenient" issues and narratives.
Triggerhappy938 wrote:On Kid Gloves: This is actually the primary motivation for Slade/Deadshot in the Teen Titans comic. His son rebelled by going hero and ended up dead. He knows what fighting with proper villains entails. He doesn't like kids on the battlefield, and tries to remove them, though he's nearly so gentle as the villain in your prompt. His major introduction is him sneaking up on Impulse/Kid Flash and shooting him in the kneecap while telling him "kids don't wear capes."
The PCs are a group of wizards newly deputized under Imperial Law and assigned to the border of the Empire and the Kingdom of Devaare. A lot of trade passes through this border and the Magic Police are there to track down illicit and illegal magics, potions, philters, charms, and other such items, as well as magically enabled con artists and burglars.
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