[DL] Re: [HOE] Idea i had. want your opinion on it.

["Damian" <westfam@awesomenet.net>]

well, it's more of a balance point.  besides, they don't really do much.
Just a bright point to make all the darkness seem that much darker.  Can you
immagine one of these hero's, containing all this power and "good" forced to
watch an entire town wiped out because he wasn't powerful enough in his own
right to save them, but that this "angel" woudn't help cause it wasn't the
"right time"?  Not to mention the psycosis my harrowed player is going to
get.  I was considering making these "posessed" hero's sort of a quasi
blessed.
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From: <Pazuzu23@aol.com>
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Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 4:55 AM
Subject: Re: [HOE] Idea i had. want your opinion on it.


> Angels?
>
> That's not very gloomy at all... if they're good guys, anyway.
>
> I think probably a more Deadlands-ish feel would be to perhaps have them
be
> some other reckoner-ish things, another "species", that get off on
> "lifelands"? I dunno, maybe feelings of insane courage or strong faith
float
> their boats.
>
> In Deadlands, they'd probably wind up being demons of another color.  I
guess
> they would sort of be on our side, seeing as we'd both have mutual
enemies,
> but I wouldn't expect them to be very polite about it, or to treat us with
> much respect-  think Old Testament "tough love".  And seeing as the
Reckoners
> kinda own the place in HOE, it could explain why their previous tools (the
> preachers) aren't around very much anymore there...
>
> Just me own notion of what another otherworldly faction would be like.  It
> certainly is a neat idea, as long as it's still grim for us little people.
>
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