@Faceless I'm picturing an unholy union of Shadowrun and Crusader Kings....and I'm not sure I dislike it.

Guestave? Gueston?

@Songtress Well of course not, the way you put it. It needs all caps and more A's. Get the enthusiasm pumping. Imagine it being read by Brian Blessed.

@Kanye-Qwest The events of DA:Inquisition would actually be a decent in game canon setting to do it in. Have the players app in as those agents performing all of those war table missions or the ones that never hit the table. Other interesting time periods or settings (for me at least) would be the Ferelden War of Independence or a Game of Dwarves. Or hell, be mercs running around the Free Marches.

On the note about canon characters I can tolerate them. I understand the appeal, but would never want to play one.

@Ganymede Also Diego Luna. Which no one will judge you for.

@Arkandel But it is the funniest, if most disturbing one.

It's Marvel Children of Men with strong Shadowrun flavors. I cannot overstate how awesome this is.

I may be in the minority but I'd also be intrigued by something based more on X-COM2. Wide range of backgrounds, epic resistance plot, good times by all.

I'd love to take a stab at it.

So I put in Original Sci-Fi, but I am really hoping 2nd Edition Scion will transfer well to a MU. Want to play sooo bad.

Masaya Nakamura, founder of Namco, passed away on the 22nd.

@Ganymede Flyyyy me to the moon, and let me play along the stars....

@Ganymede Yeah. Premium recruitment population + powerful industrial base usually means you go out of your way to preserve one or both. For comparison, it's sort of like if you could recruit Cossacs from the Ruhr.

@Arkandel But it is the funniest, if most disturbing one.

@Ganymede Also Diego Luna. Which no one will judge you for.

@Faceless I'm picturing an unholy union of Shadowrun and Crusader Kings....and I'm not sure I dislike it.