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From: Toby Mekelburg <toby@????.net> Date: Mon, 30 Sep 1996 19:14:06 -1000 Subject: Re: Attack on the Asteroid base
>In our last episode, James Perry said: >>I've been pondering something for a while...In Magic: The Gathering (yes, >>'that card game') the Goblin hordes have a device called a Goblin Grenade. >>This is basically a bomb, too big to be carried normally, strapped to a >>goblin's back. The Goblin then makes a kamikaze run at the largest enemy >>killing himself and (hopefully) the enemy. The logic behind this is that >>since the Goblins breed faster than most other humanoids, they have the >>numbers to spare. Now, what I've been pondering is wether this would work >>in AD&D. Just imagine...goblins loaded up with smoke powder grenades, >>dropped out of SpellJammers who exploded upon impact...I believe the idea >>was borrowed for WC2. Well, comments? Ah, yes, good old Warcraft II(We've got explosives!!!!! BOOM!!!) How about having goblin sappers with barrels of smokepowder strapped to their backs. Light the fuse and drop 'em from ships or have them charge enemy ground positions. *************************************************************************** A star rushes past, to crash upon the shore But the first of many many more Stoke the fire and stout bar the door For this is the night mages go to war Toby Mekelburg toby@????.net mekelbur@??????.edu Tobymeke@???.com-"Hey, those sign up disks are everywhere!" http://www.lava.net/~toby
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Month Index: October, 1996
| Subject | From | Date (UTC) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Re: Attack on the Asteroid base | Eugene Shumu1insky | |||
| Re: Attack on the Asteroid base | James Perry | |||
| Re: Attack on the Asteroid base | Eugene Shumu1insky | |||
| Re: Attack on the Asteroid base | Eugene Shumu1insky | |||
| Re: Attack on the Asteroid base | Toby Mekelburg | |||
| Re: Attack on the Asteroid base | James Perry |