Dayglow Drifter

Was there Banjo music?

Stalker would be a great place to draw inspiration from for Numenera.

Annihilation was also an inspiration as well, there was a lot of non-hostile encounters with mutant animals.

Stop letting people tell you what to be afraid of.

Did you kill yourself and are now haunting the forum in spirit form?

Let’s wrestle lets wrestle let’s wrestle

"An evil fey"
Paul Lynde casts stone on everybody?

WHOA there bud. You can't use Orc. no hard R for you. It's Oac.

Sucks that DnD thread died. I like hearing about stuff like this.

Everything here dies.

But it never really goes away.

But who has a basement full of reanimated animal corpses, whom I am going to assume are violent and thinks to themselves "They needs knives glued to them" or perhaps they were completely benign and attaching pokey bits was a way to make them an obstacle.

^ whoever the fuck ran the Animal Farm farm

The dude lived in the basement which was only enterable via the back room of the "deserted" butcher shop's ground floor. He tossed his old experiments up in the ground floor to discourage people from poking around and making their way to his lab, which is where the boss fight (against a flesh golem) occurred.

Sounds like a last boss dungeon. Or a dungeon in Dagerfalll.

More of the latter, it was honestly an experiment for me more than anything. The game is a "city crawl" based in a huge city built atop a sunken metropolis and they were sent there to map a portion of it as part of an expedition.

It sounded like a cool idea on paper, I essentially create a ruined ancient neighborhood (read: randomly generate some with some freeware) and populate it with subterranean monsters to turn it into a dungeon but it's dragged on to 4 sessions (duh! lol) and I yearn for them to return to the surface world.

Great ass game

that dolores dei dream sequence tho