Out with the old, and in with the old

"Never try to kill the players" is one that law enforcement tend to approve of.

A GM responding to my (I thought) smart plan with "45% chance of success" told me that this GM was not for me.

Yay: I want adventure hooks, faction info, locations and maps etc. I can come up with stats myself fairly easily. I often run adventures written for systems I have never read using a system I am much more familiar with.

I'd like to visit Earth: corporate Japan, radioactive wasteland Hungary, and virus-riddled hell-scape New York seem like fun places for the PCs to visit.

In the Hostile campaign I'm running, the PCs are marines in space, so the setting changes reasonably frequently: a mining colony, then a space station, and now on board an abandoned scientific research ship. Gradient Descent is next: a colossal (semi-)abandoned android factory.

We started in a Europe-like setting, spent some time on the high seas, and then on a tropical island. They were in the Underdark for a while, and are now in a hell of nightmares. If they escape, it's back to the island: they'll discover The Lost City inside a mountain sometime in the near future.

Now I need to get to work on Brothership, Smothership and Mother's Hip.

Mike D: Ghosts love me
Cos I'm crazy repenting
Better tell Bob Cratchitt
When you see me venting

That's Slipknot's Heretic Anthem played twice

Yup: horrifying

Jeepers flipping creepers

I want my corpse loaded into a trebuchet and splatted against a nearby wall over and over again while my loved ones look on and weep.

Jesus is just a badge of righteousness to them; not an example of how to live and behave. Gross, blasphemous stuff.

A self-described Jewish Nazi? Jeepers flipping creepers.

As self-aware as they are schooled in the message and teachings of Jesus.

We do what we do* because we love it**

(*Get a computer to do things for us)

(**We don't love art enough to actually make any ourselves)

Lazy, deluded prompt-jockeys