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Pyske

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  1. Made it a skill off the fortune/chi/magic attribute.
  2. I played a convention game earlier this year where we were driving through a UK town in our van when it was attacked by trolls that were hiding under one of the local bridges. The psychic levitated one of them in place, while my elven archer backflipped out of the van and onto a nearby lamppost to rain death from above. The driver tried to run over one of them, but missed... critically... and ended up crashing the van into a petrol station. The rest of the trolls ran away when the gun bunny set the geyser of petrol on fire. I wish I could say that was intentional. Well, the rest of them except the one who still wasn't being allowed to touch the ground. Turns out, the local government needed us to build a coalition out of various factions around the city to stave off an invasion by the local BBEG. One of which was the trolls and other monstrous humanoids, who had taken over the local sports stadium. We managed to negotiate troll reinforcements for the battle, in return for releasing the still helplessly floating and now utterly despondent troll (the chief's nephew) unharmed, as well as arranging for more of the cannisters of "fizzy juice", which the trolls enjoyed opening by biting the valve off, with predictably explosive (but non-fatal for trolls) results. Just to give you a snapshot of how crazy/silly/fun things can get.
  3. I’ve done both, but the one above was running in the Feng Shui system.
  4. I play and run Torg, both with and without the original system. I've done a broad variety of alternate settings and cosms, and often I just import other games to serve as my settings. One of my favorites and most memorable was a Torg / Feng Shui mashup that combined settings from Earthdawn, 7th Sea, Spycraft, Shadowrun, and Fading Suns. Each cosm was its own reality, with Core Earth also serving as the Netherworld from Feng Shui. Each of the cosms was, at least in theory, chronologically related to each other, and the through-line of the plot was the encroaching horrors from another dimension.
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