| Roll | Setting 2d6 | Weapon/Tech d6 | d6 | Special Guests |
| 1 | *** | Lasers and Landspeeders | Drug Running… | Aliens |
| 2 | Medieval Europe | Swords and Horses | Rave Organizing… | Zombies |
| 3 | Starship | Clubs and Dinosaurs | Alchemically Enhanced… | Vampires |
| 4 | Medieval Persia | Sixguns and Wagons | Politically Conservative… | Ninjas |
| 5 | Ancient Persia | Steam Engines and Railguns | Regicidal… | Pirates |
| 6 | Ancient Mesoamerica | Magical Weapons and Transport | Overly affectionate… | Snorks |
| 7 | Planet Zorgon | | | |
| 8 | Old West | | | |
| 9 | Post-Apocalyptic L.A. | | | |
| 10 | 1930's Chicago | | | |
| 11 | Ancient Greece | | | |
| 12 | Deepest Africa 1700 | | | |
First try: Post-apocalyptic+Swords and Horses+Drug Running+Snorks
I like this a lot. In a sense it reflects the way we think when creating something new. Even if we don't feel we have such strict categories in our minds, we probably do.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I think you're right. In some ways we do think in these categories, and for me, the real creativity comes out when I think of a new way to meld a couple categories together, rather than trying to make a new category from scratch. For example, the Jedi is a cool concept that might have come about from someone trying to meld samurais or knights with Shaolin mystics in the far future. There's probably an infinite number of ways to meld those elements, but that one guy (whoever invented Jedis) mixed 'em up that particular way.
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