Game Recruitment Thread: Fallout Florida

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The Premise: I intend to run a game set in the Fallout universe, in the state of Florida, thematically and lore-wise more in line with the original two games than 3, New Vegas and 4(people might disagree on what the differences are, but generally I consider the first two to have more potential for happy endings and generally more of a sense of humour. There are more differences, but those are the two my players would probably notice).

The System: Unisystem(you may know this from All Flesh Must Be Eaten), a simple 1d10+skill+stat resolution system, if it's 9 or better(and not beaten by an opposed roll), you succeed.

The Premise(expanded): Your characters, for whatever reason, volunteered for a groundbreaking cryonics experiment immediately prior to the war. You pick the reason you chose to be frozen. Perhaps you had an incurable disease you hoped they'd find a cure for later, maybe you needed the money, maybe you wanted to hide from someone, maybe you just really loved science, or maybe someone on the research team blackmailed you into becoming a test subject. Whatever the case, you had little idea how long you'd be stuck for, or whether or not your eyeballs were going to explode while they froze you. About 70 years after the bombs fell, the facility's power supply finally fails, and, using the last available juice, it tries to defrost the test subjects without freeze-drying any of them.

The Place: SupTG IRC(http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/index.html), the #TSC channel, just drop by the channel and ask around if you're interested.

The Time: Tuesdays, wednesdays or thursdays, specific time-of-day still undefined, with the game likely to run once a week, for three to four hours, though there may be a couple of missed sessions before the start of May.

Currently no confirmed players, two potential, looking for three to five in total.

And yes, there will be a trait named "Florida Man" related to chem use.