The third idea was another WH40K Hive City, but I have no idea of where to add it (either on Mars or Venus). Or violence FROM New Krypton (especially FROM-Zod's the leader of their armed forces). I haven't thought much about the politics there, but one thing is for sure-the UNSC's not going to take violence TO New Krypton The other one was New Krypton, located in a parallel orbit to Earth on the other side of the Sun. One was a WH40K Hive City located on Mercury, rolling around its equator on gigantic tank threads (think 'Mortal Engines' or Nomad City on Nkllon (that would be on the Star Wars galaxy-owned by Lando Calrissian)), and other cities on Mercury being either underground, protected by extremely powerful atmospheric shields or in orbit. You certainly would make more for it that I ever would think of.Īs for me, I had a few ideas for the Sol System. I've had a lot of bad things happening to me lately (sleep deprivation and a 'quiebrahuesos' ( 'Bone Breaker' ) flu being the latter)-and also somewhat of a writer's block. Ah well, that's what d20 Future's for, after all. Ugh.I'm gonna have to scrap the Star Wars Fictions and work on d20 Future conventions, it looks like, since Wizards of the Coast apparently trash binned the old d20 Modern Star Wars thread and I don't have a copy of the PDF. So.here's hoping, right?ĮDIT: Working on North America right now, since I'm a busy little bee. I don't know how long it will take, but I plan on collecting both rewritten versions of all of those Coreline Gazzette articles, plus more recent ones and those written by people other than myself, into a single PDF document that will hopefully be a major resource for the campaign setting when it's done. I plan on cleaning up after this mistake. Don't worry, though, nobody has to go around and frantically reorganize stuff.
In shorter terms, the old stuff I've written for Coreline is fairly unusable in my mind.
So I put all of the writings I'd done for Coreline into the paper shredder and started plucking out and adding to what I felt was salvageable and throwing out or rewriting what didn't. I see errors, things I would have done differently, way too many things that should really have credit where credit's due, and overall.eh. I want to have people say "Rappy learns from her mistakes", not "oh, that Rappy, she's still putting elite stat arrays on NPCs with Ordinary class levels". Similarly, looking back at my early d20 work, I find it painful. I lied to myself and tried to pretend to be what I wasn't because of whatever attitude I felt was "popular" at the time, a mistake I found most egregious after I met people around mid to late 2007 that helped me realize that friendship was more important than fame. Looking back at my early Internet history, I made a lot of mistakes. I usually don't do double posts, but I figured this one was important enough to bump the thread, since it is big news for the Coreline setting.
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