Re: FT Dragons [Little Long]

Yeah, so am I, but I've always been into dragons... the whale idea was
partially from a rpg book I saw where they included 'voidwhales' as
something to encounter in space... for some reason the idea kinda stuck
in my brain.... like I said... I'd doubt it ever be a good player
fleet... but as a scenario obstacle... it could be interesting...
 
I don't know... I've always been into flavor things... won't be suprised
if I found a few more ideas lurking around.... although a buddy of mine
just mentioned to me that one idea would be instead of having the
dragons be the actual entites themselves.... have them simply be the
hull... with the other stuff build on to them ... space age versions of
the elephant war platforms from lord of the rings......

Don M <dmaddox1@hot.rr.com> wrote:
That's also doable.......but I'm partial to the dragons.......)
 
Don
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Rrok Anroll 
To: gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu 
Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2004 10:39 PM
Subject: Re: FT Dragons [Little Long]

Well I'm glad to hear that they've already generated some interest....
As I mentioned... I also had an idea or two for space whales as well....
although the whales would almost definitely be more of a flavor thing...
perhaps more useful as a "referree fleet" than an actual player fleet..
The general idea would be for the whales to be designed similar to how
the dragon rules are... the main difference is that the whales (at least
as I see them) would have about maybe three or four weapons total... I
figure the empathic blast like the dragons have... maybe an area effect
varient though... like a Sa'Vasku Intercepter pods version of it. And
instead of the claw strike, the whales would have a tail slap, or even
modified ramming rules.

Don M <dmaddox1@hot.rr.com> wrote: I like it, as an alien race idea why
not.......)

Don

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