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DFRPG / Re: Victorian Age Campaign
« on: October 02, 2011, 11:40:51 PM »
Not necessarily if one goes with the steampunk idea. Everything is possible with steampunk. Steve Jackson Games has a nice GURPS steampunk supplement with lots of nasty tech in it.

Steam Tech for GURPS 3rd Edition, isn't it?

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DFRPG / Re: Victorian Age Campaign
« on: October 02, 2011, 09:55:11 AM »
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I'm a Finn and the default Dresdenverse does not feel really familiar in the same way it does for an American.

Me too! I have the same problem with other games, like Vampire and World of Darkness in general. It's not the first time I use London for my campaigns, but this time I'd prefer to set my adventure in one of the most fascinating period of London's history, with an addition of steampunk tachnology (just a little bit). I think Dresden Files allows a similar experiment, 'cause it's more "fantasy" than other "urban" games.

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You might want to use the old form of Hexing (milk spoils, etc) if you're setting the game in the past.

I'm thinking about other form of hexing, like "old" ones. As an alternative I'll use a sort of "steampunk technology hexing".

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I expect that the world's balance of power be heavily weighted against mortals in the Victorian Age.

I'd like to permit one additional refresh point to mortals character during creation. What do you think about this "solution"?

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DFRPG / Victorian Age Campaign
« on: September 30, 2011, 06:57:30 PM »
Hi guys, I'm italian and my english is not so good... so, I hope you'll able to understand me (and I hope to understand you too... but WordReference can help me, more than Google Translate! xD).

I'm thinking about a Dresden Files Victorian Age Campaign. I would set my adventure in London, with a little bit of steampunk atmosphere. I'm thinking about a London still dominated by Black Court Vampires. I'll take my inspiration from Stoker, Conan Doyle, other writers of the period and, why not, from Alan Moore ("League of Extraordinary Gentlemen", "From Hell"). 

What do you think? Have you tried similar experiment?

Thanks!

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