Unknown Armies

>>54141116
I hate to start out the thread with complaining about 3e's art for the however many-th time, but why couldn't they have used photos like that if they were going to insist on going with only altered photos for their images?

On a less negative note, I've been bouncing around the idea of a school of magick based on HEMAfaggotry, but I'm not really sure where to go after the central paradox (your magick is based on the emulation of a more honorable and straightforward age of combat[citation needed], but its result is the underhanded and occult effects of an Adept). A minor charge would be from having a single bout where you hold your code of honor, since that seems in line with the paradox and is fairly common, but I'm not really sure where to scale up from there. Anyone have ideas?

>>54142243
Make it about the dream of chivalry in the modern age, about dream and delusion, basically Dom Quixote ripoffs, where they get minor charges for acts of bravery and major for succeeding in quests in the old ways. They must always be working towards an honorable quest or else they have no power,

>>54142243
>>54144769
Somebody post that story about the guy who was saved from a mugger by a dude dressed as a musketeer

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The last thread died before I got any feedback on this so I'm gonna post it again and if nothing happens I'm just gonna assume nobody cares.

Anyway, here's a scenario/campaign starter I was saving for Statosphere but since that's a piece of shit I'm just gonna post all of my UA stuff on /uag/ from now on instead. I've still got a bit of a to-do list for this (flesh out the Mak Attaxers, reorganize it a little, write up some premade PCs, and make a 3e version if anybody wants that mostly) but I wanted to get some feedback on it since I've been the only one looking at it for a while. I've got a few other things I wrote for the old Tynes site that I want to punch up and post since that's never coming back. Here's to content, boys.