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Character Creator (Just hit Start for your origins):

http://www.pathguy.com/gammawor.htm

More Books:

http://www.demonoid.me/files/details/2509815/002362221600/

http://www.demonoid.me/files/details/2648319/004251998880/

I'm going to try hosting a Gamma World campaign until Boreal gets his shit together. I will be handling all the cards, so right now just make your characters and post some sheets.

You'll still want to have the file for the cards though so you can look up the effects of the mutations and items you have.

I recommened rolling your origins before looking at any of their descriptions, it makes the game a lot more fun and forces you to come up with something truely original and different as far as character building goes.

We'll be using Fantasy Grounds as well, so if you don't already have it get it.

If you don't know what Gamma World is, it is basically the D&D rule set taking place in a world set a little over 100 years in the future after a group of scientists caused The Big Mistake, an event that mixed all the possible realities together into our reality, creating a new existence where a destroyed, irradiated world is now picked over by horribly deformed mutants and rabid cyborgs.

It's really crazy and anything goes. There is no limit to what could happen. I already have an adventure hook worked up that I think you guys will enjoy, and it will allow you to create any kind of character with any kind of origin and backstory and still play along so go *crag*ing wild with it.

I'm making this topic to summarize the events of the previous session in case anyone missed it or anyone new would like to get in.

Day One:

Our brave, mutated adventurers the rock man robot Detla (Rave), the photon wielding regeneton Jack (Boreal), and the radioactively animated cactus Gordon (Bremmy) awoke to find themselves trapped within the laboratory of a giant talking brain calling himsefl Dr. Nepheranis, enclosed in glass jars and bond by iron limbs. The good doctor revealed that he had plans for his new specimens, he need help gathering resources to finish up his new project, an experiment he was convinced would be able to bring new life back to the irratated wastes of Gamma Terra. He had a nasty bug problem with giant mutated roaches eating up all his electrical equipment, and on top of that one of his digital records of the Ancient times had gone missing and he was out 500 pounds of fish food needed to serve as raw protiens for the consturction of new life. His current line of help just couldn't get the job done, so to insure our boys would do just as he asked he installed a small bomb into each of their skulls, threatening to trigger the powerful explosives should they not conform to his demands. This death threat wasn't enough for Jack however, so Nepharinus promised to throw in a few Omega Techs as well should the party complete their end of the bargain.

Agreed that their best option was to complie with the doctor for now, he seemed like a good enough guy after all (if a bit insane), our three heroes were whisked away into the innards of the facility to complete their first taks, roach extermination. As they began their search for the mutant pests Nepharinus revealed one more surprise, they would not be going alone. From a chute above shot down Don, a very polite and perhaps too well manned blob, accesories included, who explained that he would be following the group and assisting them in their travels through the wastes, and blowing them up should they try to run away.

With their new companion in tow the adventurers set forth into the innards of the facility where they were attacked by an Arn, a large fly like creature, and several Roach Swarmers. Gordon rushed in and dispatched one of the roaches quite handely, but will our heroes be able to survive the rest of what lurks within Dr. Nepharinus's basement?

While I'm gone pick a Blazblue main for me and I will post videos of me getting destroyed by Japanese people or something when I get back.

Also Boreal make D&Ds or I will never finish a Yugioh deck ever, that is not a threat it is a promise.

Okay, *crag* all of you.

With the new Overdose speed buff, the Medic is able to close into melee range with every class except Scout in a matter of seconds, hell it even discourages you from distance combat with the damage penalty. And it came with the Quick-Fix, a fast charge up rate and a healing effect that doesn't reward sticking on patients? It's so obvious. And let's not forget the Solemn Vow, a straight Bonesaw buff that allows you to judge your prey from a distance before swooping in for the kill.

If this isn't a melee class I don't know what is.