Me! Me too! I'm running games too!

[Joel P. Shempert]

OK, here's what I'm prepared to run:

My own Spectre of the Beast and The Dreaming Crucible. Spectre is about the bloody impact of the ambitions of the greats of history, and Crucible is about youthful trauma and the menace of Faerie.

My Life with Master

Capes

Maid

In a Wicked Age

Ocean

Panty Explosion

The Solar System scenarios "Rebellion in the Mushroom Kingdom!" and "The Skywalker Paradigm." Rebellion is like Wicked, but with Super Mario Bros. and Paradigm is, well, also like Wicked, but with Star Wars.

I can run most of these as pickups, but a couple might need their own slot: Spectre of the Beast or the Solar System scenarios especially. SO I need to know if there's sufficient interest in the next couple of days.

Peace,
-Joel

[EDIT: Linkified!]

[David Dunn]

Would love to play in a wicked age. I heard an actual play recording a little over a year ago, and have been haunted by how cool the game sounds.

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[Joel P. Shempert]

Sweet, I'll bring it!

[Hexabolic]

IAWA would be awesome. I'd be so into a game of that.

[skinnyghost]

joel, if you run capes, I'd love to try it. I've had it on the shelf for ages.

[Joel P. Shempert]

Rock. I love running Capes. We'll talk.

[Joel P. Shempert]

OK, Wicked-Agers, vote: which sheets should I print out, the John Harper Classic, or the Matt Sheridan alternate?

The Harper sheets are extremely pretty, but I think the Sheridan design looks more "wicked," and bigger size makes it easy to set dice on the circles, which I totally believe in. But I'll go with what people like.

Peace,
-Joel