Alex sez:
> I'm tempted to conclude that 'more wuxia' is as objectively useful
>a standard as 'MGF'.
Well yeah. My point is there's plenty of room in Kraloria for every kind of bizarre martial arts forms anyone can think of. Whether a particular form or style is appropriate for a particular character is open to debate, probably in the bar at a Con. Looks like this is David's position as well, as the Digests continue to arrive hot on each other's heels. =)
On Xena: There's already a perfectly good Xena RPG from what's left of West End. Too bad they couldn't find the money to pay my friends who did the Worldbook, I was looking forward to stripmining it for stuff usable in Glorantha. Come on, you know you do it too!
Grubby Ducks, forsooth. I suppose the first question when seating people at a Con banquet should be "Ducks or No Ducks?" I am firmly in the "Tragic and Noble Durulz" camp, though with tongue firmly in cheek. Kung-fu Keets is only a matter of time as more of the Mysterious East comes to light. :)
Julian Lord asks:
>Well, I hope that Steve will have jellyfish in
>Drastic:Water, then ...
We ought to get on the ball and send him some stuff if we want to be sure he does. I didn't finish my bat story for Volume Darkness and I feel bad about that.
Gary R Switzer
Aero Hobbies
"One day when not a cloud was in the sky and not a breeze was stirring, peals of thunder suddenly rumbled overhead. Kukai hurried to the Palace and chanted spells in a loud voice, while fingering his rosary. Something plummeted to earth: incredibly, it was some kind of strange, giant barbarian, riding in a chariot! The man was seized, locked in a large coffer, and thrown into the Suam Chow. Servants dug up the ground to a depth of three feet at the spot where the mysterious rider had landed, and exarchs loudly recited exorcisms and prayers of purification."
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