MU* Wishlists
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I’d really love to see a Vampire and Changeling game using some of the content from Dark Eras 2 – there’s a merit that allows Invictus Oaths to be sworn with Changeling vassals, and I had ideas of setting up the Changeling Freehold courts with an extra court. The vampires aren’t others, they’re just the ‘Night Court’ of the freehold, and are bound up in the freehold oath as well. Probably can’t really embrace all the vampire covenants this way and it changes that game dramatically, but still.
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@Pyrephox said in MU* Wishlists:
I’d really love to see more single-sphere (or Mortal) focused games with staff who were really passionate about running those stories. More often what I see is “here are the most popular spheres or the spheres that people have loudly demanded, anyway, but the game staff actually only feels comfortable doing anything with X and Y sphere, so Z sphere, while technically extant, is basically stuck with whoever decides to take one for the team until they burn out”.
I suspect there’s also a lot of “Well, when the game started, we had someone who was super passionate about running Highlander: The Quickening, but they eventually got overwhelmed with <thing> and had to step down, so now one of the other staff members who isn’t really enthused about it and doesn’t care much for a lot of what Original Highlander Staffer did and honestly doesn’t have the time because of the sphere they’re really interested in running, but we didn’t want to just shut down the sphere and leave all the players who are invested in it in the lurch.”
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@Livia I’d love to see a street-level Mortal+Changeling game that focused a lot less on Freehold stuff, and more on God-Machine and fae horror - oneriophages, hedge ghosts, real ghosts, Things Which Should Not Be, etc. Creepy horror stories in dark alleyways and alien Hedge woods, where Mortal stuff receives just as much attention as Lost.
Give me dark cults, and covens of psychics trying to fight back against them with their small magics. Corrupt cops who’ve signed deals with Huntsmen to capture Lost. All of that.
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@Pyrephox said in MU* Wishlists:
Give me dark cults, and covens of psychics trying to fight back against them with their small magics. Corrupt cops who’ve signed deals with Huntsmen to capture Lost. All of that.
I have zero familiarity with the source, but this sounds very interesting!
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After watching the recent trailers for Armored Core 6: Fire of Rubicon, I now have a hankering for an Armored Core mush. But I feel like that’s so oddly specific and not your general mech or Gundam based mush, that there likely there likely wouldn’t be a lot of interest in that.
I don't know what I'm doing. Poke at Seven Nations sevennations.aresmush.com port 2021
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@Testament I would play it!
(Edited for typo)
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If someone made a grimy-ass Battletech game I’d, well, try to play it but I don’t even know how that sort of thing would work.
Also, no Clans, sorry, even if they have the sexy hardware.
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@SpaceKhomeini Literally just Lords and Ladies but in SPAAAAACE, and Mechs instead of full plate.
… but if combat campaigns, Megamech or whatever. The hard part is they don’t have personal-scale rules, though, so it’s tricksy.
Mummy Pun? MUMMY PUN!
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I woke up feeling so good, I think I’d better call in sick/ I need a personal trainer to help me hold my drink
I plan to be spontaneous next time we meet/I’m putting off procrastinating until next week
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Having my deluxe print copy of Victorian Mage 20th, I wish a Victorian Mage game would ever in a million years work.
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@SpaceKhomeini said in MU* Wishlists:
@Jennkryst said in MU* Wishlists:
Literally just Lords and Ladies but in SPAAAAACE,
Yes.
Also, I am ready for it .
Maybe I’ll finally get the updated Time of War book, because that selective OCD is hitting hard.
Also Urbanmech Plush, for clout.
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I’m pretty sure there’s some ancient BattleTech code sitting around out there. I stumbled across it… many many moons ago.
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@Hobbie There is BTMux, which is only appealing to people who liked HSpace but thought it didn’t go hard enough. But also BTMux is only mech scale… you can VTOL or tank or squad of ground troops, but no proper aerospace or individual person.
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I kinda really want an omegaverse/billionaires social game, but I don’t know how I would manage to keep creeps out.
I’ve been reading a lot of silly romance novels about stupid wealthy people and I just wanna swan around pretending I’m rich on a game where it won’t get looked down on because very one else is also pretending to be stupidly wealthy.
But I also want a game with lots of fun (but optional) coded systems that is just enough crunch to sink your teeth into.
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@Jennkryst said in MU* Wishlists:
@Hobbie There is BTMux, which is only appealing to people who liked HSpace but thought it didn’t go hard enough. But also BTMux is only mech scale… you can VTOL or tank or squad of ground troops, but no proper aerospace or individual person.
I’ve been into those too, recently, and the ‘fated mates’ romances. But have started giving up on all three because most of the time in them the female/omega lead is abused by her family and community. And often the male/alpha lead is like ‘I don’t want you because you’re shit.’ type deal and is ‘in love with someone else’. Then the male/alpha adds to the abuse, if he/the alpha wasn’t already involved. It usually ends up with the omega/female being ‘in love’ with the abuser and forgiving him when he automagically has remorse for abusing the person their whole life.
I would still love that sort of game, though.
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@icanbeyourmuse Yeah you have be careful with what books you pick up in omegaverse cause they can be easily problematic. Have you tried Kathryn Moon? Her Sweetverse is very queer friendly and doesn’t involve a lot of abuse— at least not where the lead falls in love with her abuser. Plus! She’s got two or three books with male omegas and at least one female alpha.
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@Cobalt I will have to check hers out. The focus of so many that I have read being abuse is kinda putting me off the omegaverse stuff. I like that gender, typically, is not a big factor.
