The Armageddon Book is in!
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Yes, is Wulf Corbett his real name or did they just write forum names in the credits?Morakas said:
They didn't give the proofreaders name and address for some reason. Could be that he lives somewhere in the desert in Nevada... a lakeside cabin by Groom Lake maybe... or maybe his details were omitted to save him from the lynch mob!
Burger said:Yes, is Wulf Corbett his real name or did they just write forum names in the credits?Morakas said:
They didn't give the proofreaders name and address for some reason. Could be that he lives somewhere in the desert in Nevada... a lakeside cabin by Groom Lake maybe... or maybe his details were omitted to save him from the lynch mob!
http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/p...start=15&sid=c239c93ada1dc394da87a33c8e4801db
It's amazing what you can find with Google when you're bored enough...
Wulf Corbett
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Exalted going quite well, thanks. Although discovering one of the party is some sort of vampire (out of character I knew, in character I'm having some difficulty accepting it...) while on an town floating in mid air and shackled to the ground by living chains, crawling through sewers to get to the lair of a Deathlord, was... problematic...Burger said:How's the Exalted game going, Wulf? And, why have you been taking vid-caps of young girls at the Barcelona olympics?
I am, amongst other things, part of the British Gymnastic Press Team for events in Scotland. Evidently Google didn't point out my photo credits on the British Gymnastic website (they probably expired the pages). For a while I also supplied video clips (from TV footage) to various websites. I wasn't aware any of them were still active...
And although Wulf isn't my legal name (William is), I've been called Wulf since I was about 12.
Anything else? Shoe Size 10.
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Wulf Corbett
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I've had copious ammounts of facial hair for about 25 years, barring a couple of weeks after last Comic Relief day...Reaverman said:
I tend to shy away from lamb chops and drool over silver though...
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Wulf Corbett
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33, 40, Mayern of the Telmori, in the comapny of the Sum D'Kai of the Algaian peoples. etc.hiffano said:
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Wulf Corbett
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What ship?Chernobyl said:
Wulf
it's worrying that this far in, they haven't found the time to get a proof reader. I think it's fair to say that the two web supplements and the player designed sheets have a lot less typos and misprints, and we are doing this for free, and unless i'm much mistaken, we aren't book publishers!
( I will admit to some spelling errors in Mine and morgs supplement, but very minor stuff)
( I will admit to some spelling errors in Mine and morgs supplement, but very minor stuff)
Well 20-30 typos/misprints were found in the tourney supplement to cover the time before Armageddon's release (the ItF II tourney) and these were pretty much taken page for page from Armageddon and this was mere days after it had been released. Check out other threads for this...
It is a beautiful book though and the content is comprehensive for what it tried to address. I think that more playtesting could have been done on some ships, principally the ones with (much) higher damage scores than crew scores...even on self-repairing ships!
Overall a good product, needs a few tweaks but it's almost there!
It is a beautiful book though and the content is comprehensive for what it tried to address. I think that more playtesting could have been done on some ships, principally the ones with (much) higher damage scores than crew scores...even on self-repairing ships!
Overall a good product, needs a few tweaks but it's almost there!
