Stopped by the library yesterday after getting a haircut.
In addition to the weekly load of "brain candy" (read, manga), I checked out some guidebooks on New England (inspired by
justric's old game, I'm putting Miles Cross on the north shore of MA), two books on urban legends (great source material for a nWoD game, methinks), and a book on PA hauntings (for my tabletop WtA game).
I am now a happy little geek.
In addition to the weekly load of "brain candy" (read, manga), I checked out some guidebooks on New England (inspired by
justric's old game, I'm putting Miles Cross on the north shore of MA), two books on urban legends (great source material for a nWoD game, methinks), and a book on PA hauntings (for my tabletop WtA game).I am now a happy little geek.
- I'm feeling:
geeky
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Did you pick up any of Jan Harold Brunvand's books?
These books are the first time I've necountered the author, and I think I like his work. He has a very readable and engaging style.
So many questions. I love the idea that there could be a fetch out there living your life.
I'm leaning toward having a Winter King (or Queen) in charge...it seems to fit the "mysterious" mood I have planned for the game.
Mind you, if I go by the book, I'll have to scrap my idea for Corporal Jack... unless I make it WWII instead of WWI. Either way, I'll have no problem in coming up with character background. My main problem is what Seeming and Kith (if any) to choose! Lord and Lady, what a selection!!!
I know. Isn't it great? :)