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The thread's gotten this far and no one's discussed having John Denver as a ghostly bard? Or the whole haunted hotel from The Shining?
To quote Mr. Burns from the relevant Simpson's episode: "This house has quite a long and colorful history. It was built on an ancient Indian burial ground, and was the setting of Satanic rituals, witch-burnings, and five John Denver Christmas specials."
John Denver as a ghost just opens the door for Gary Gygax as the deity of gaming. You do realize that the forth wall is what NPCs refer to as a warning sign of madness.
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The thread's gotten this far and no one's discussed having John Denver as a ghostly bard? Or the whole haunted hotel from The Shining?
To quote Mr. Burns from the relevant Simpson's episode: "This house has quite a long and colorful history. It was built on an ancient Indian burial ground, and was the setting of Satanic rituals, witch-burnings, and five John Denver Christmas specials."
I included it in my general comment on ghosts. And yes, Lord Stanley (of the Stanley Hotel/Shining Setting) is said to haunt his hotel.
Cool books about Southwestern Witchraft meets RW Archeology is Micheal and Kathleen Gears Anasazi Mysteries. While set in New Mexico, much of the action could easily take place in the four corners area, especially the cool stuff like canabalism, spiritual possesion, curses etc.
Rocky Flats (a nuclear bomb factory, right next to metro Denver) would have all sorts of cool radioactive horrors.
The thread's gotten this far and no one's discussed having John Denver as a ghostly bard? Or the whole haunted hotel from The Shining?
To quote Mr. Burns from the relevant Simpson's episode: "This house has quite a long and colorful history. It was built on an ancient Indian burial ground, and was the setting of Satanic rituals, witch-burnings, and five John Denver Christmas specials."
I included it in my general comment on ghosts. And yes, Lord Stanley (of the Stanley Hotel/Shining Setting) is said to haunt his hotel.
Cool books about Southwestern Witchraft meets RW Archeology is Micheal and Kathleen Gears Anasazi Mysteries. While set in New Mexico, much of the action could easily take place in the four corners area, especially the cool stuff like canabalism, spiritual possesion, curses etc.
Rocky Flats (a nuclear bomb factory, right next to metro Denver) would have all sorts of cool radioactive horrors.
They tried to shut it down but the chud keep turning it back on.
Phantom Hitchhikers are beings that don't know they are dead, and with the strength of that belief they form an illusionary (sp) body that's 75% real. They hitch rides to their destination with cars, trucks, caravans, or whatever.
"See the hitcher with the sad eyes?
Be ready for a bad surprise.
Give a ride or leave them be.
The murderous ambushers you soon will see!"
If near their remains, they act out their death.
If avenged or given a funeral, they transform into a petitioner.