Just a basic concept that I might be willing to run at some point in the future. In the vein of the SG-14/15 games that I run.
Set in my slightly deviated Stargate universe, you would go on adventures on other worlds, battle Goa'uld, Jaffa, Replicators, and other nasty things. This wouldn't start up for a while if it does, but I'm just wondering if there would be any interest.
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I've never played in one of your games, and haven't really watched any of the shows (apart from the actual Stargate movie), but from all accounts I know of, it sounds intriguing.
I'll read up on your other games to get a better idea of what might be going into this, but what sort of atmosphere and game are you going for?
I'll read up on your other games to get a better idea of what might be going into this, but what sort of atmosphere and game are you going for?
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I'd be shooting for more RPing than shooting in this one. SG-14 is all about action, action, action. SG-15 (which there are no real logs of outside of Marcao's borderline OCD handwritten notes) had a nice episodic theme to it with a touch of overarching storyline and somewhat regular combat.
This would likely have a larger storyline involved, but there would still be plenty of room for action if people were so inclined. I tend to tailor adventures based on the party makeup.
This would be a no-numbers game, of course, unless people really decided they wanted such things. Just simply decide the few areas your character excels in and/or is horrible at, and we go from there. Possible types of characters, of course, include:
-Archaeologist
-Translator/Diplomat
-Scientist (Numerous types)
-Technician
-Soldier (Numerous types)
-Medic
-Officer
This would likely have a larger storyline involved, but there would still be plenty of room for action if people were so inclined. I tend to tailor adventures based on the party makeup.
This would be a no-numbers game, of course, unless people really decided they wanted such things. Just simply decide the few areas your character excels in and/or is horrible at, and we go from there. Possible types of characters, of course, include:
-Archaeologist
-Translator/Diplomat
-Scientist (Numerous types)
-Technician
-Soldier (Numerous types)
-Medic
-Officer
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So how is Marvin?
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Still kicking, despite constantly trying to convince Major Donovan to storm a Goa'uld mothership. I swear, if I gave him the chance, he'd try to wipe out the Goa'uld with just a single AK-47.frigidmagi wrote:So how is Marvin?
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I'm interested, I'll take the medic spot, if that's cool.
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Alright.
Former Special Forces soldier Gennon here. Part time pilot, full time soldier.
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Some notes about the altered timeline:
History
By and large, this universe isn’t a major deviation of the standard SG-1 Timeline, but events starting around Season 5 started deviations from the primary timeline. The end result is a galaxy very different in Season 9 from what we know. The following is a rough timeline of the events that differed greatly from the normal SG-1 Timeline.
Season 5:
SG-15 encounters lesser known set of system lords, named after Mesoamerican Gods. Team leader temporarily blends with a Goa’uld who was born of the Tok’ra Queen before her full-scale revolt against the Goa’uld. Known as Queztequotal or “Qâ€
History
By and large, this universe isn’t a major deviation of the standard SG-1 Timeline, but events starting around Season 5 started deviations from the primary timeline. The end result is a galaxy very different in Season 9 from what we know. The following is a rough timeline of the events that differed greatly from the normal SG-1 Timeline.
Season 5:
SG-15 encounters lesser known set of system lords, named after Mesoamerican Gods. Team leader temporarily blends with a Goa’uld who was born of the Tok’ra Queen before her full-scale revolt against the Goa’uld. Known as Queztequotal or “Qâ€