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[Info-mcron] skintight psychoanalyst


From: Rosamond Pate
Subject: [Info-mcron] skintight psychoanalyst
Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2006 23:46:02 +0900
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Choose your favorite fantasy monster and enroll at Wandering Monster High School. Are you worthy to enter the City of Brass? The players decide what to do and what crimes to commit; then the GR improvises with his knowledge and tells them what happens. Brave the wild seas, brutal challenges and vicious Pixie raiders, all for three gifts to please Her Most Radiant Majesty! I like to think it's Lovecraftian in a way.
Getting followed around and worshipped, having everything you want. These girls are friends, but they sure do like to talk smack on each other. If you fit that description, drop us a line.
Print versions are six bucks and the downloads are free!
Please, though, do download it and have a read. It is a time for celebration and subterfuge in equal parts.
Your mission: bring him to his knees.
The path will lead you into new friendships and perhaps make deadly enemies.
Features young punks versus demons and card based resolution system. Characters are Entities of power in any of a number of possible game worlds. Print versions are six bucks and the downloads are free! You're trying to impress this hot demon chick, so she'll go on a date with you.
Having joined a club, characters decide now is time for a change in their lives.
Who will get married first?
Life is better there, and you can concentrate on fulfilling your dreams and sharing your good fortune with your girlfriends.
Inspired by the Persona and Megami Tensei games.
Become a Marine and explore how you can cope with everything Vietnam has to throw at you: especially your fellow soldiers.
A game of love, bizarre circumstances and rats.
You sir, are a charlatan.
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What about independent and corporate publishers? Or just check out the blog - it's surprisingly interesting.


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