don't forget, with mega strength, they also get auto successes on str
related rolls (including damage) something like...
1 - five auto
2 - ten auto
3 - fifteen auto
4 - twenty auto
5 - 25 auto successes

>From: cliff rice <shinzite@...>
>Reply-To: streetfighter@egroups.com
>To: streetfighter@egroups.com
>Subject: Re: [streetfighter] the hulk!!
>Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2000 15:54:44 -0700 (PDT)
>
>in the games there dosent seem to be much of a
>difference. But in the commics the only thing that
>seems to seperate them is the stremgth. I bropose
>this.
>In aberant (for the clueless the whitwolf super hero
>game.) there are mega atrributes ranging from 1 to 5
>(essintally these are stats above 5 but to greater
>extent.) any way mega strength could be (at strteet
>fighter at least)raw lifting power, Lets see is the
>chart goes correctly in my head.
>mega strength.
>O: 1000 pounds and a -1 diff to sstr related rolls.
>OO: 10 tons -2 to str diff.
>OOO: 30 tons -3 str diff.
>OOOO: 50 tons -4 to str diff.
>OOOOO: 100 tons -5 to str diff.
>
>Weither this would apply to damage is up to the story
>teller.
>
>Cliff.
>
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Actually, MI-6 is a British Secret Service agency (well, as far as I know).
Als i forgot to mention that MI-6 is also the agency that JAmes Bond
supposedly works out of. Hmmmmmm. Gadgets, eh? *mind brews*

And while doing a total military resource book is a great idea, I think it's
a bit of a heavy endeavor for one with my schedule (sigh). Even so, I hope
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Yeah i thought about that but i left it out because it
would be to unbalancing in a streetfighter game. the
-5 diff to damage rolls would be eanough.

Cliff
--- Bill Stagge <jynxboy316@...> wrote:

> don't forget, with mega strength, they also get auto
> successes on str
> related rolls (including damage) something like...
> 1 - five auto
> 2 - ten auto
> 3 - fifteen auto
> 4 - twenty auto
> 5 - 25 auto successes
>
>
> >From: cliff rice <shinzite@...>
> >Reply-To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> >To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> >Subject: Re: [streetfighter] the hulk!!
> >Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2000 15:54:44 -0700 (PDT)
> >
> >in the games there dosent seem to be much of a
> >difference. But in the commics the only thing that
> >seems to seperate them is the stremgth. I bropose
> >this.
> >In aberant (for the clueless the whitwolf super
> hero
> >game.) there are mega atrributes ranging from 1 to
> 5
> >(essintally these are stats above 5 but to greater
> >extent.) any way mega strength could be (at strteet
> >fighter at least)raw lifting power, Lets see is the
> >chart goes correctly in my head.
> >mega strength.
> >O: 1000 pounds and a -1 diff to sstr related rolls.
> >OO: 10 tons -2 to str diff.
> >OOO: 30 tons -3 str diff.
> >OOOO: 50 tons -4 to str diff.
> >OOOOO: 100 tons -5 to str diff.
> >
> >Weither this would apply to damage is up to the
> story
> >teller.
> >
> >Cliff.
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Hello everyone. I've returned from my two weeks in China, and it was an
interesting trip to say the least. I filled about ten floppies' worth of
disks with photos, including some great shots of Tiananmen Square, the
Forbidden City, the Great Wall, Confucius' Temple, and my sister-in-law (the
little camera hog :p). Select shots will be posted on my web site in the
near future, but I figured everyone would like to know I've returned.

/me goes off to slog through all the backlog of mail that piled up while I
was gone.

you do, eh? cool. I'd like to ask him a few questions on why some of the
material presented in The Perfect Warrior is in direct conflict with
material from the rulebooks... Didn't White Wolf bother to make sure their
freelancers were familiar with the material?

-----Original Message-----
From: mesmeron@... <mesmeron@...>
To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
Date: Monday, October 02, 2000 9:20 AM
Subject: [streetfighter] Re: New guy stuff

>
>Hey I'm Wallace and I occasionally run the streetfighter roleplaying
>game, I have a small group, but we still run the comedy, I have all
>the books except "shades of grey." Some of those rules had to be
>fudged but really it's all for the better.
>
>I sometimes run shadoloo or non-shadoloo adv.
>
>I sometimes keep in touch with John Robey (the guy who wrote "perfect
>warrior")
>
>comments, questions..email me, mesmeron@...
>
>didn't knoe there were people still playing this game..wow!!
>
>
>
>
>

I did "Speedy" (the Sumo Turtle hybrid) a while back. I gave him Toughskin
and Maka Wara to simulate his shell, and I think I gave him a natural +2 to
soak versus body attacks.

-----Original Message-----
From: doc_mental@... <doc_mental@...>
To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
Date: Tuesday, October 03, 2000 4:08 PM
Subject: [streetfighter] The Rabbit and the Hare

>OK, on that fable note....
>
>I'm trying to design a couple of characters... one is a mutant turtle
>(NO, not a TMNT!) :) and a hare...
>
>"Tank", and "Jackrabbit".
>
>Anyways, I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas for animal hybrid
>armor (Tank's shell) and superleap (Jackrabbit's a... well, rabbit,
>so I assume he can jump better than what's listed for the "Jump"
>maneuver).
>
>Any ideas?
>
>
>
>
>

I've both run it and played in it. both times it was wildly different and
it never fails to amaze me just how differently two groups can play through
the same adventure. The end battle, for example, in the time I rain it
involved not a grand melee, but a gasoline fire, jeep chase, and one player
bravely holding off Phoenix (at rank 2) while his teammates grabbed Xaudo
and escaped.

-----Original Message-----
From: mesmeron@... <mesmeron@...>
To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
Date: Thursday, October 05, 2000 3:11 AM
Subject: [streetfighter] how many people ran perfect warrior?

>
>just asking a question to make discussion..later
>
>mesmeron
>
>
>
>
>

Here's an Idea. What if we start up a major campaign on this list.
Like everybody on the list could play with separate groups, but before running scenarios they consult with the GM(or GM team.)weither the scenario fits in or not, and maybe all fighters live in the same city(Which could be a fictious one or a real one), but can be whatever they like. This way we could have a campaign(starting with fresh characters) where we would build up our fighters, and set them up against each other in Tournaments, challenges and such.
We've tried one such campaign in Trondheim, Norway Some years back and it worked out pretty well.(If you ignore the fact that noone had any control over what scenarios was played.
It ended up with 20 different Tourist Trap scenarios.)
I'm just shooting the Idea out in the air here.
What do you guys on the list think???
Could it work???


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--- In streetfighter@egroups.com, "Steve Karstensen" <skarsten@s...>
wrote:

> I've both run it and played in it. both times it was wildly

different and

> it never fails to amaze me just how differently two groups can play

through

> the same adventure. The end battle, for example, in the time I

rain
it

> involved not a grand melee, but a gasoline fire, jeep chase, and

one
player

> bravely holding off Phoenix (at rank 2) while his teammates grabbed

Xaudo

> and escaped.

cool..what happened to the lightning fists? I just ran it, never
played it.. :( but we'll talk..later
mesmeron

>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: mesmeron@h... <mesmeron@h...>
> To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
> Date: Thursday, October 05, 2000 3:11 AM
> Subject: [streetfighter] how many people ran perfect warrior?
>
>
> >
> >just asking a question to make discussion..later
> >
> >mesmeron
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >

Well the 'Fists are still at large, and the players hate them. Fixer
currently has a broken nose from a sucker punch, and unfortunately Sanjo's
brains were splattered across the wall of Phoenix's temple when Lara Croft
(an occasional ally of the players; she makes for great adventure hooks)
pumped a round into his forehead. He'd been trying to slow the escape of
the aforementioned jeep by lifting the back bumper off the ground, so she
blew his head off from the back seat.

-----Original Message-----
From: mesmeron@... <mesmeron@...>
To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
Date: Sunday, October 15, 2000 10:20 AM
Subject: [streetfighter] Re: how many people ran perfect warrior?

>--- In streetfighter@egroups.com, "Steve Karstensen" <skarsten@s...>
>wrote:
>> I've both run it and played in it. both times it was wildly
>different and
>> it never fails to amaze me just how differently two groups can play
>through
>> the same adventure. The end battle, for example, in the time I
>rain
>it
>> involved not a grand melee, but a gasoline fire, jeep chase, and
>one
>player
>> bravely holding off Phoenix (at rank 2) while his teammates grabbed
>Xaudo
>> and escaped.
>
>cool..what happened to the lightning fists? I just ran it, never
>played it.. :( but we'll talk..later
>mesmeron
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: mesmeron@h... <mesmeron@h...>
>> To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
>> Date: Thursday, October 05, 2000 3:11 AM
>> Subject: [streetfighter] how many people ran perfect warrior?
>>
>>
>> >
>> >just asking a question to make discussion..later
>> >
>> >mesmeron
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>
>
>
>
>

--- In streetfighter@egroups.com, "Steve Karstensen" <skarsten@s...>
wrote:

> Well the 'Fists are still at large, and the players hate them.

Fixer

> currently has a broken nose from a sucker punch, and unfortunately

Sanjo's

> brains were splattered across the wall of Phoenix's temple when

Lara
Croft

> (an occasional ally of the players; she makes for great adventure

hooks)

> pumped a round into his forehead. He'd been trying to slow the

escape of

> the aforementioned jeep by lifting the back bumper off the ground,

so she

> blew his head off from the back seat.
>
> now I'm trying to write perfect warrior 2

I was expecting the fists to die when I ran it but they didn't
my players beat each other down from that hallucination gas, when it
cleared the fists came out, and jean lemonte was the only one standing
cammy had to save their butts...the fists and qebsenef
escaped..vowing
revenge on the heroes and cammy

I ran it more than once, I'll tell you the other times ran it

> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >

Rank: 9
Name: Shuna Kane Style: Spanish ninjitsu

Signature: poses Arena: Quaichin productions

Str: 4 Cha: 3 Per: 4
Dex: 7 Man: 3 Int: 3
Sta: 5 App: 7 Wits: 5

Alertness: 4, Subterfuge: 4, Intimidation: 3,
Awearness: 4, Drive: 2, Flind fighting: 3, Survival: 3
Style lore: 2, Stealth: 5, Mysteries: 1, Medicine: 3

Backgrounds: Allies: 3 (Criminal friends.) Recources:
4
( Modeling contracts.) Fame: 3 (from modeling)
Chi: 2 will: 9 Health: 20
Honor: 3, Glory: 7
Rank: 9 (freestyle)

Techniques:
Punch: 4, Kick: 5, block: 5, Grab: 4 Athletics: 7

Manuvers: Slide kick, Backflip, Tumbling attack,
Jump, throw, kipup, Choke throw, Diveing hawk, Evasion
Improved tumbling attack (speed: +1 Damage: +1 Move:
+2
Cost: 2wp uses same system as tumbling attack.)
Backflip kick. Double hit back flip kick (same as
backflip kick but has a -1 damage and hits 2 times
Cost: 1 wp

Combo: Block-tumbling attack (dizzy), Diveing
hawk-choke throw (dizzy), Jab-short-improved tumbling
attack (dizzy)

Image: Shuna is an exotic beauty but she is more kind
hearted than most spanish ninjitsu practishoners. In
the ring she wears a yellow spandex body glove. with a
long black silk sacrf around her wast. out of the ring
she is always in the height of fashon. when fighting
people with weapons she wears a mask similar to vega's


Quote: (coy smile)


Name: San Chun Style: Snake kung fu

Signature: Pet cobra Stable: Private

Str: 3 Cha: 2 Per: 6
Dex: 6 Man: 2 Int: 3
Sta: 4 App: 3 Wits: 5

Alertness: 6, Awearness: 4, Streetwise: 5 Supterfuge:
3
Animal ken: 2, Security: 6, Survival: 5, Computer: 4
Investagation: 4, Medicine: 5, Law: 3

Backgrounds: Contacts: 6, Recources: 2, Backing: 3
Animal companion: 3

Techniques: Punch: 6, Kick: 5, Grab: 4, Block:6
Athletics:4, Focus: 6

Moves: Stepping front kick, Atemi strike, Dim mak, Chi
kung healing, Zen no mind, Jump, Kipup, throw, hair
throw, Foot sweep, Hyper fist, Hokotu shinken ( this
move requires Atemi strike, Dim Mak and a punch and
focus of 6 stamina is not calculated into the soak.
And the damage may be delayed as per Dim mak with the
apropreate physical ability loss.damage is calculated
with perception instead of strength because the blow
is more dependant on persision than strength. Cost:
2chi 1will, Speed: +0, damage:Perception + punch +1,
Move: -1

Image: A man in a black kung fu qoufit with glod
embroydered serpents a red bandana ties back his hair.

Quote: " To fight a serpent you must die as a
serpent, On your belly"

Apereance: In the ring shin wears a banna yello gi he
got from dan out of the ring he wears kendo style
pants
in either he ewars his black belt as an accessory. He
has long brown hair and brown eyes.

Role playing Hints: you are dan's biggest fan
(Although you are probably a better fighter) And as
such you are allways trying to prove yourself to dan.
You are friendly to people out side of the ring but to
your opponents you are an insulting bastard.

Quote: Dont feel bad Everyone looses to me Little
maggot.


Name: Dark shin
Style: Siakyo-ryu karate
Signature: His pattened wedgi hold
Stable: none

Strength: 6 Charisma: 4 Perception: 3
Dexterity: 6 Manipulation: 3 Intelegence: 5
Stamina: 6 Appereance: 6 Wits: 5

Alertness: 2, Intimidation: 2, Insight: 2, Streetwise:
1, Performance: 2 Blind Fighting: 2, Drive:1,
Leadership: 1,Stealth: 2, Survival: 1, Computer: 1
Mysteries: 3, Medicine: 1, Linguistics: 4, Science: 4

Techniques: Punch: 5, Kick: 5, Block: 2, Grab: 3,
Athletics: 4, Focus: 5

Backgrounds: none

Chi: 8 Will: 8 Health: 20
Rank: 9 (free style)

Moves: Dragon punch, power uppercut, Foot Sweep, Kipup
Double hit kick, Flurry kick, Hundrid demon
somersault,
Wounded knee, Dive kick, Wave punch,Improved wave
punch
dashing Wedgie,Flaiming atomic wedgie, Regeneration,
Ashura warp

Combos: Dive kick-Improved wave punch, Jab-jab-jab,
Atomic Wedgie-Hundrid demon sumersault.

Wave punches: These are Fireballs with only half the
range and 1 better speed.

Dashing wedgie

Requirements: Grab: 2, Athletics: 1
Power points: Any: 2
with This Flashey move The fighter dashes towards his
opponent and ducks behind him and pulls his underwear
over his head.
System: The fighter moves in a straight line towards
his opponent and delivers the grab he then pulls the
underwear over his opponents head use the escape
system for ice blast but use dex. Haveing this move
used on you costs 1 glory point.
Cost: None
Speed: +0
Damage: 1 point don't roll
Move: +0

Flaiming atomic wedgie
Same as Dashing wedgie but the fighter charges the
underwear with flaiming energy and dose 1 point of
damage each round they fail to escape up to 2 extra
rounds. Cost: 1 Chi

Apereance: Dark shin wears a black Gi with the arms
tore off he has brown hair and black eyes with no
visible puples or irisis.

Quote: Dont feel bad Everyone looses to me Little
maggot.


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Wait a minute... is this the same Shuna Kane that Max
Power is facing in the Ages Tournament?

--- cliff rice <shinzite@...> wrote:

> Rank: 9
> Name: Shuna Kane Style: Spanish ninjitsu
> Signature: poses Arena: Quaichin productions
>
> Str: 4 Cha: 3 Per: 4
> Dex: 7 Man: 3 Int: 3
> Sta: 5 App: 7 Wits: 5
>
> Chi: 2 will: 9 Health: 20
> Honor: 3, Glory: 7
> Rank: 9 (freestyle)
>
> Techniques:
> Punch: 4, Kick: 5, block: 5, Grab: 4 Athletics: 7
>
> Manuvers: Slide kick, Backflip, Tumbling attack,
> Jump, throw, kipup, Choke throw, Diveing hawk,
> Evasion
> Improved tumbling attack (speed: +1 Damage: +1 Move:
> +2
> Cost: 2wp uses same system as tumbling attack.)
> Backflip kick. Double hit back flip kick (same as
> backflip kick but has a -1 damage and hits 2 times
> Cost: 1 wp
>
> Combo: Block-tumbling attack (dizzy), Diveing
> hawk-choke throw (dizzy), Jab-short-improved
> tumbling
> attack (dizzy)

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No no no rinaldo just used the name that i sugjested
he said he would rework the stats.

Cliff
--- Yasuharu Konishi <robotomizer@...> wrote:

> Wait a minute... is this the same Shuna Kane that
> Max
> Power is facing in the Ages Tournament?

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--- Darrick Chen <dare2live@...> wrote:

> Hey guys-
>
> Tinkering around with a new sourcebook, one for Delta Red, the British
> Special Forces group that cammy is a member of. this is happening as a
> direct result of a) Cammy is one of my favorites and b) why not?.
>
> So far all I'm really planning are some chracter writeups, but if anyone has
> any info background they feel should be included, don't hesitate to mentiong
> it. I particularly could use info on MI-6, British PArliament, and whatever
> could help the book out. I am using CammyFan.Com as well.
>
> Thanks and hope to hear back
>
> Darrick

Though, 'tis blasphemy to mention this henious evil on the sacred Street
Fighter Mailing List, there were a couple of episodes of the American SF
cartoon with the group cammy worked with.

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Ohhhhhh, okay. So hopefully she won't be quite as
nasty... ?

--- cliff rice <shinzite@...> wrote:

> No no no rinaldo just used the name that i sugjested
> he said he would rework the stats.
> > Wait a minute... is this the same Shuna Kane that
> > Max
> > Power is facing in the Ages Tournament?

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Ok i would like to note that poasting that was a
mistake, It was a handy saved e-mail had the groups
address handy and i simply forgot to clear it.


Ps my source book is in the file folder Masters
secrets.

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Does anybody have the "shades of grey" adventure??

yep. It's rather poor. What would you like to know about it?

-----Original Message-----
From: mesmeron@... [mailto:mesmeron@...]
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 6:05 PM
To: streetfighter@egroups.com
Subject: [streetfighter] question..



Does anybody have the "shades of grey" adventure??

| Does anybody have the "shades of grey" adventure??

I do.
If you need anything out of it, email me personally.

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----- Original Message -----

From: mesmeron@...

To: streetfighter@egroups.com

Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 3:05 PM

Subject: [streetfighter] question..

Does anybody have the "shades of grey" adventure??

tough question, considering the number of characters I've generated over the
years... but the few who leap to mind include;

Chow Yen, the Dragon Princess - a corporate-sponsored, high-ranking master
of several forms of Kung Fu, the Princess is your typical femme fatale.
Always scheming and manipulating people, and being really charming while
doing it.

Bloody Mary - one of Vega's most dangerous Spanish Ninja, Mary is a split
personality in the worst way. Infatuated with Vega since the day she met
him, this Capoeira-trained foreign exchange student soon found herself a
prisoner of Shadoloo and subjected to a series of brainwashing experiments
designed to produce an undercover soldier who could be triggered anytime and
was virtually undetectable. It worked, and as Mary wears a mask while
working for Vega, no one has yet discovered her identity. The fact that she
has a completely different style when not in assassin mode further serves to
obfuscate things.

Miyamoto Otaka - every GM has at least one super-twink fighter they like to
pull out to really make people wet 'em every now and then, and Otaka is
mine. Originally an assassin for the Shadow Dragon ninja clan, Otaka nearly
met her end when a traitor she was assigned to eliminate fought back harder
than she expected. She underwent reconstructive cybernetics and became an
even more vicious fighter than before.

The Four Horsemen - A team of Shadoloo fighters consisting of a former merc
(War), a corrupt Kabaddi priest (Famine), a rabid rat hybrid (Pestilence)
and a Ler Drit commando (Death), they're one of Bison's alpha teams. My
players have been fortunate enough not to meet them yet.

I'm also rather fond of some of the hybrids I've produced, including The
Furry Flurry (Buster the Boxing Bunny and Bailey, the Kickboxing Kangaroo),
Speedy the Sumo Turtle (Dex 2, Zen No Mind, Toughskin, Maka Wara, pulls his
head into his shell to Block), and Bud the Frog (complete with Stunning
Croak).

-----Original Message-----
From: Karan [mailto:karan.empyre@...]
Sent: Monday, October 09, 2000 2:26 PM
To: streetfighter@egroups.com
Subject: [streetfighter] karan says


I pose this to all on the list: What was your favorite SF character you
ever created?
For me, it was Kagemada Yûka, a japanese girl practicing Feminine
Kickboxing. She was the daughter of the president of a big company, and her
father didn't considered her nor her fighting style to be worth anything. So
she pressed out, and eventually became known in the arena. Then her father
died, not leaving her with any chance to prove herself. She then continued
to fight, but was no more "miss nice girl". She went hardcore-gothic, and
renamed herself Liz'Troy, playing the bassist in a punk-goth band. She
became Rank 6, and was shot at by a mad fan during a concert.

I´m over work (tests from the univercity and work) I can make the fights but
this will take some time, sorry people I just want make some free time and
do this quickly.

--- In streetfighter@egroups.com, Steve Karstensen <skarstensen@c...>
wrote:

>
> tough question, considering the number of characters I've generated

over the

> years... but the few who leap to mind include;
>
> Chow Yen, the Dragon Princess - a corporate-sponsored, high-ranking

master

> of several forms of Kung Fu, the Princess is your typical femme

fatale.

> Always scheming and manipulating people, and being really charming

while

> doing it.
>
> Bloody Mary - one of Vega's most dangerous Spanish Ninja, Mary is a

split

> personality in the worst way. Infatuated with Vega since the day

she met

> him, this Capoeira-trained foreign exchange student soon found

herself a

> prisoner of Shadoloo and subjected to a series of brainwashing

experiments

> designed to produce an undercover soldier who could be triggered

anytime and

> was virtually undetectable. It worked, and as Mary wears a mask

while

> working for Vega, no one has yet discovered her identity. The fact

that she

> has a completely different style when not in assassin mode further

serves to

> obfuscate things.
>
> Miyamoto Otaka - every GM has at least one super-twink fighter they

like to

> pull out to really make people wet 'em every now and then, and

Otaka
is

> mine. Originally an assassin for the Shadow Dragon ninja clan,

Otaka nearly

> met her end when a traitor she was assigned to eliminate fought

back
harder

> than she expected. She underwent reconstructive cybernetics and

became an

> even more vicious fighter than before.
>
> The Four Horsemen - A team of Shadoloo fighters consisting of a

former merc

> (War), a corrupt Kabaddi priest (Famine), a rabid rat hybrid

(Pestilence)

> and a Ler Drit commando (Death), they're one of Bison's alpha

teams.
My

> players have been fortunate enough not to meet them yet.
>
> I'm also rather fond of some of the hybrids I've produced,

including
The

> Furry Flurry (Buster the Boxing Bunny and Bailey, the Kickboxing

Kangaroo),

> Speedy the Sumo Turtle (Dex 2, Zen No Mind, Toughskin, Maka Wara,

pulls his

> head into his shell to Block), and Bud the Frog (complete with

Stunning

> Croak).
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Karan [mailto:karan.empyre@w...]
> Sent: Monday, October 09, 2000 2:26 PM
> To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> Subject: [streetfighter] karan says
>
>
> I pose this to all on the list: What was your favorite SF

character
you

> ever created?
> For me, it was Kagemada Yûka, a japanese girl practicing

Feminine

> Kickboxing. She was the daughter of the president of a big company,

and her

> father didn't considered her nor her fighting style to be worth

anything. So

> she pressed out, and eventually became known in the arena. Then her

father

> died, not leaving her with any chance to prove herself. She then

continued

> to fight, but was no more "miss nice girl". She went

hardcore-gothic, and

> renamed herself Liz'Troy, playing the bassist in a punk-goth band.

She

> became Rank 6, and was shot at by a mad fan during a concert.

Let's see although I have players, I love my villians..here's a few
of
them:

bloodpool: a mercenary who gives my players hell with his snappy
remarks, he'll kick a gas can at you and shoot it!!


big poppa pump: a real genetic freak! for all you wrestling fans out
there!!

mr. hyde, well the name speaks for itself!!

harley quinn: yeah I did it!!!

kickmaster: another french mercenary, with of course savate!!

I also use shade from contenders a lot
with his drug running/assassination operations
you never know what kinds of experimental drugs we come out with

black diamond: brick house wrestling female

dr. rollerblade: another criminal in a hyped-up costume

goldbear: another wrestler, watch out for the flying tackle and the
suplex!! "who's next!!"

I also use shan lung from contenders, and his infamous tea house
made him into a villian, shadoloo made him an offer he couldn't refuse

comments?

mesmeron

you guys are cool!! your characters rock!!

...and those were only the NPCs. The two best player-characters I ever had
included one of mine, and another player's.

Mine was Ryoko, an adaptation of the young Judoka from Fighter's History.
Ryoko conned her parents into letting her go overseas to start training for
the Olympics. What they didn't know was her idea of training was getting
onto a Street Fighting team. The result? A nine-year-old Street Fighter
who was all speed and no Strength. I think her physicals were 1/4/2 at Rank
1 and they didn't change much during the time I played her. She was great
because no one took her seriously and she often had to goad opponents into
fighting her because they didn't want to pound on a little girl.

The other, and this guy is probably the funniest Street Fighter character
I've ever seen, was Jelly Roll. Jelly Roll was a fat geek with no physicals
to speak of except a five Stamina for reasons I still don't understand. He
worked at a comic book store and studied Silat at the gym across the street.
The only reason I recall this player choosing Silat was due to the fact that
you can create a starting character who has both Zen No Mind and Sonic Boom.
So that was Jelly Roll. He was great because people always assumed he was
Sumo because of his size, and since he couldn't move very far and didn't
have any good attacks but the Sonic Boom, he became the team's artillery
piece. Our entire strategy revolved around getting people lined up with
Jelly Roll so he could Sonic Boom them. Ryoko fought him once, and I
remember her blindly charging across the ring only to be slapped silly by a
Sonic Boom at the end of the round. (Remember, she had a two Stamina.) She
lost the fight, but the sight of her trying to Suplex that fatso is still
one of the funniest things I've ever come across in Street Fighter.

-----Original Message-----
From: mesmeron@... [mailto:mesmeron@...]
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 11:45 AM
To: streetfighter@egroups.com
Subject: [streetfighter] Re: karan says


--- In streetfighter@egroups.com, Steve Karstensen <skarstensen@c...>
wrote:

>
> tough question, considering the number of characters I've generated

over the

> years... but the few who leap to mind include;
>
> Chow Yen, the Dragon Princess - a corporate-sponsored, high-ranking

master

> of several forms of Kung Fu, the Princess is your typical femme

fatale.

> Always scheming and manipulating people, and being really charming

while

> doing it.
>
> Bloody Mary - one of Vega's most dangerous Spanish Ninja, Mary is a

split

> personality in the worst way. Infatuated with Vega since the day

she met

> him, this Capoeira-trained foreign exchange student soon found

herself a

> prisoner of Shadoloo and subjected to a series of brainwashing

experiments

> designed to produce an undercover soldier who could be triggered

anytime and

> was virtually undetectable. It worked, and as Mary wears a mask

while

> working for Vega, no one has yet discovered her identity. The fact

that she

> has a completely different style when not in assassin mode further

serves to

> obfuscate things.
>
> Miyamoto Otaka - every GM has at least one super-twink fighter they

like to

> pull out to really make people wet 'em every now and then, and

Otaka
is

> mine. Originally an assassin for the Shadow Dragon ninja clan,

Otaka nearly

> met her end when a traitor she was assigned to eliminate fought

back
harder

> than she expected. She underwent reconstructive cybernetics and

became an

> even more vicious fighter than before.
>
> The Four Horsemen - A team of Shadoloo fighters consisting of a

former merc

> (War), a corrupt Kabaddi priest (Famine), a rabid rat hybrid

(Pestilence)

> and a Ler Drit commando (Death), they're one of Bison's alpha

teams.
My

> players have been fortunate enough not to meet them yet.
>
> I'm also rather fond of some of the hybrids I've produced,

including
The

> Furry Flurry (Buster the Boxing Bunny and Bailey, the Kickboxing

Kangaroo),

> Speedy the Sumo Turtle (Dex 2, Zen No Mind, Toughskin, Maka Wara,

pulls his

> head into his shell to Block), and Bud the Frog (complete with

Stunning

> Croak).
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Karan [mailto:karan.empyre@w...]
> Sent: Monday, October 09, 2000 2:26 PM
> To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> Subject: [streetfighter] karan says
>
>
> I pose this to all on the list: What was your favorite SF

character
you

> ever created?
> For me, it was Kagemada Yûka, a japanese girl practicing

Feminine

> Kickboxing. She was the daughter of the president of a big company,

and her

> father didn't considered her nor her fighting style to be worth

anything. So

> she pressed out, and eventually became known in the arena. Then her

father

> died, not leaving her with any chance to prove herself. She then

continued

> to fight, but was no more "miss nice girl". She went

hardcore-gothic, and

> renamed herself Liz'Troy, playing the bassist in a punk-goth band.

She

> became Rank 6, and was shot at by a mad fan during a concert.

Let's see although I have players, I love my villians..here's a few
of
them:

bloodpool: a mercenary who gives my players hell with his snappy
remarks, he'll kick a gas can at you and shoot it!!


big poppa pump: a real genetic freak! for all you wrestling fans out
there!!

mr. hyde, well the name speaks for itself!!

harley quinn: yeah I did it!!!

kickmaster: another french mercenary, with of course savate!!

I also use shade from contenders a lot
with his drug running/assassination operations
you never know what kinds of experimental drugs we come out with

black diamond: brick house wrestling female

dr. rollerblade: another criminal in a hyped-up costume

goldbear: another wrestler, watch out for the flying tackle and the
suplex!! "who's next!!"

I also use shan lung from contenders, and his infamous tea house
made him into a villian, shadoloo made him an offer he couldn't refuse

comments?

mesmeron

you guys are cool!! your characters rock!!

...oh, and I almost forgot;

at one point Ryoko and her fellow teammate, a sixteen-year-old Air
Elemental, had to arrange for schooling in order to stay with their team,
especially Ryoko since she was only nine. The one or two sessions we played
with those two characters trying to deal with school life was probably some
of the most enjoyable Street Fighter I've ever played. Imagine Ryoko, who
the week before had been shot at by Shadoloo thugs, reacting to an
overly-aggressive bully on the playground. And Maureen, for whom at that
age image is everything, trying to hide the fact that she's a Street
Fighter... who can fly, no less. "Fist-Fight High", as we dubbed the game,
was easily the most unique campaign scenario ever. I'll miss it terribly.

-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Karstensen [mailto:skarstensen@...]
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 12:04 PM
To: streetfighter@egroups.com
Subject: RE: [streetfighter] Re: karan says



...and those were only the NPCs. The two best player-characters I ever had
included one of mine, and another player's.

Mine was Ryoko, an adaptation of the young Judoka from Fighter's History.
Ryoko conned her parents into letting her go overseas to start training for
the Olympics. What they didn't know was her idea of training was getting
onto a Street Fighting team. The result? A nine-year-old Street Fighter
who was all speed and no Strength. I think her physicals were 1/4/2 at Rank
1 and they didn't change much during the time I played her. She was great
because no one took her seriously and she often had to goad opponents into
fighting her because they didn't want to pound on a little girl.

The other, and this guy is probably the funniest Street Fighter character
I've ever seen, was Jelly Roll. Jelly Roll was a fat geek with no physicals
to speak of except a five Stamina for reasons I still don't understand. He
worked at a comic book store and studied Silat at the gym across the street.
The only reason I recall this player choosing Silat was due to the fact that
you can create a starting character who has both Zen No Mind and Sonic Boom.
So that was Jelly Roll. He was great because people always assumed he was
Sumo because of his size, and since he couldn't move very far and didn't
have any good attacks but the Sonic Boom, he became the team's artillery
piece. Our entire strategy revolved around getting people lined up with
Jelly Roll so he could Sonic Boom them. Ryoko fought him once, and I
remember her blindly charging across the ring only to be slapped silly by a
Sonic Boom at the end of the round. (Remember, she had a two Stamina.) She
lost the fight, but the sight of her trying to Suplex that fatso is still
one of the funniest things I've ever come across in Street Fighter.

-----Original Message-----
From: mesmeron@... [mailto:mesmeron@...]
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 11:45 AM
To: streetfighter@egroups.com
Subject: [streetfighter] Re: karan says


--- In streetfighter@egroups.com, Steve Karstensen <skarstensen@c...>
wrote:

>
> tough question, considering the number of characters I've generated

over the

> years... but the few who leap to mind include;
>
> Chow Yen, the Dragon Princess - a corporate-sponsored, high-ranking

master

> of several forms of Kung Fu, the Princess is your typical femme

fatale.

> Always scheming and manipulating people, and being really charming

while

> doing it.
>
> Bloody Mary - one of Vega's most dangerous Spanish Ninja, Mary is a

split

> personality in the worst way. Infatuated with Vega since the day

she met

> him, this Capoeira-trained foreign exchange student soon found

herself a

> prisoner of Shadoloo and subjected to a series of brainwashing

experiments

> designed to produce an undercover soldier who could be triggered

anytime and

> was virtually undetectable. It worked, and as Mary wears a mask

while

> working for Vega, no one has yet discovered her identity. The fact

that she

> has a completely different style when not in assassin mode further

serves to

> obfuscate things.
>
> Miyamoto Otaka - every GM has at least one super-twink fighter they

like to

> pull out to really make people wet 'em every now and then, and

Otaka
is

> mine. Originally an assassin for the Shadow Dragon ninja clan,

Otaka nearly

> met her end when a traitor she was assigned to eliminate fought

back
harder

> than she expected. She underwent reconstructive cybernetics and

became an

> even more vicious fighter than before.
>
> The Four Horsemen - A team of Shadoloo fighters consisting of a

former merc

> (War), a corrupt Kabaddi priest (Famine), a rabid rat hybrid

(Pestilence)

> and a Ler Drit commando (Death), they're one of Bison's alpha

teams.
My

> players have been fortunate enough not to meet them yet.
>
> I'm also rather fond of some of the hybrids I've produced,

including
The

> Furry Flurry (Buster the Boxing Bunny and Bailey, the Kickboxing

Kangaroo),

> Speedy the Sumo Turtle (Dex 2, Zen No Mind, Toughskin, Maka Wara,

pulls his

> head into his shell to Block), and Bud the Frog (complete with

Stunning

> Croak).
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Karan [mailto:karan.empyre@w...]
> Sent: Monday, October 09, 2000 2:26 PM
> To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> Subject: [streetfighter] karan says
>
>
> I pose this to all on the list: What was your favorite SF

character
you

> ever created?
> For me, it was Kagemada Yûka, a japanese girl practicing

Feminine

> Kickboxing. She was the daughter of the president of a big company,

and her

> father didn't considered her nor her fighting style to be worth

anything. So

> she pressed out, and eventually became known in the arena. Then her

father

> died, not leaving her with any chance to prove herself. She then

continued

> to fight, but was no more "miss nice girl". She went

hardcore-gothic, and

> renamed herself Liz'Troy, playing the bassist in a punk-goth band.

She

> became Rank 6, and was shot at by a mad fan during a concert.

Let's see although I have players, I love my villians..here's a few
of
them:

bloodpool: a mercenary who gives my players hell with his snappy
remarks, he'll kick a gas can at you and shoot it!!


big poppa pump: a real genetic freak! for all you wrestling fans out
there!!

mr. hyde, well the name speaks for itself!!

harley quinn: yeah I did it!!!

kickmaster: another french mercenary, with of course savate!!

I also use shade from contenders a lot
with his drug running/assassination operations
you never know what kinds of experimental drugs we come out with

black diamond: brick house wrestling female

dr. rollerblade: another criminal in a hyped-up costume

goldbear: another wrestler, watch out for the flying tackle and the
suplex!! "who's next!!"

I also use shan lung from contenders, and his infamous tea house
made him into a villian, shadoloo made him an offer he couldn't refuse

comments?

mesmeron

you guys are cool!! your characters rock!!

I remember a very similar scenario in our games. Trying to explain to
the authorities why this innocent looking 12 year old girl came to
school covered in bruises every Monday became a real problem... on the
up side, it gave her a real incentive to 'perfect' her opponents.
-Laters!
-Chris!


--- Steve Karstensen <skarstensen@...> wrote:

>
> ...oh, and I almost forgot;
>
> at one point Ryoko and her fellow teammate, a sixteen-year-old Air
> Elemental, had to arrange for schooling in order to stay with their
> team,
> especially Ryoko since she was only nine. The one or two sessions we
> played
> with those two characters trying to deal with school life was
> probably some
> of the most enjoyable Street Fighter I've ever played. Imagine
> Ryoko, who
> the week before had been shot at by Shadoloo thugs, reacting to an
> overly-aggressive bully on the playground. And Maureen, for whom at
> that
> age image is everything, trying to hide the fact that she's a Street
> Fighter... who can fly, no less. "Fist-Fight High", as we dubbed the
> game,
> was easily the most unique campaign scenario ever. I'll miss it
> terribly.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steve Karstensen
> [mailto:skarstensen@...]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 12:04 PM
> To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> Subject: RE: [streetfighter] Re: karan says
>
>
>
> ...and those were only the NPCs. The two best player-characters I
> ever had
> included one of mine, and another player's.
>
> Mine was Ryoko, an adaptation of the young Judoka from Fighter's
> History.
> Ryoko conned her parents into letting her go overseas to start
> training for
> the Olympics. What they didn't know was her idea of training was
> getting
> onto a Street Fighting team. The result? A nine-year-old Street
> Fighter
> who was all speed and no Strength. I think her physicals were 1/4/2
> at Rank
> 1 and they didn't change much during the time I played her. She was
> great
> because no one took her seriously and she often had to goad opponents
> into
> fighting her because they didn't want to pound on a little girl.
>
> The other, and this guy is probably the funniest Street Fighter
> character
> I've ever seen, was Jelly Roll. Jelly Roll was a fat geek with no
> physicals
> to speak of except a five Stamina for reasons I still don't
> understand. He
> worked at a comic book store and studied Silat at the gym across the
> street.
> The only reason I recall this player choosing Silat was due to the
> fact that
> you can create a starting character who has both Zen No Mind and
> Sonic Boom.
> So that was Jelly Roll. He was great because people always assumed
> he was
> Sumo because of his size, and since he couldn't move very far and
> didn't
> have any good attacks but the Sonic Boom, he became the team's
> artillery
> piece. Our entire strategy revolved around getting people lined up
> with
> Jelly Roll so he could Sonic Boom them. Ryoko fought him once, and I
> remember her blindly charging across the ring only to be slapped
> silly by a
> Sonic Boom at the end of the round. (Remember, she had a two
> Stamina.) She
> lost the fight, but the sight of her trying to Suplex that fatso is
> still
> one of the funniest things I've ever come across in Street Fighter.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: mesmeron@... [mailto:mesmeron@...]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 11:45 AM
> To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> Subject: [streetfighter] Re: karan says
>
>
> --- In streetfighter@egroups.com, Steve Karstensen <skarstensen@c...>
>
> wrote:
> >
> > tough question, considering the number of characters I've generated
>
> over the
> > years... but the few who leap to mind include;
> >
> > Chow Yen, the Dragon Princess - a corporate-sponsored, high-ranking
>
> master
> > of several forms of Kung Fu, the Princess is your typical femme
> fatale.
> > Always scheming and manipulating people, and being really charming
> while
> > doing it.
> >
> > Bloody Mary - one of Vega's most dangerous Spanish Ninja, Mary is a
>
> split
> > personality in the worst way. Infatuated with Vega since the day
> she met
> > him, this Capoeira-trained foreign exchange student soon found
> herself a
> > prisoner of Shadoloo and subjected to a series of brainwashing
> experiments
> > designed to produce an undercover soldier who could be triggered
> anytime and
> > was virtually undetectable. It worked, and as Mary wears a mask
> while
> > working for Vega, no one has yet discovered her identity. The fact
>
> that she
> > has a completely different style when not in assassin mode further
> serves to
> > obfuscate things.
> >
> > Miyamoto Otaka - every GM has at least one super-twink fighter they
>
> like to
> > pull out to really make people wet 'em every now and then, and
> Otaka
> is
> > mine. Originally an assassin for the Shadow Dragon ninja clan,
> Otaka nearly
> > met her end when a traitor she was assigned to eliminate fought
> back
> harder
> > than she expected. She underwent reconstructive cybernetics and
> became an
> > even more vicious fighter than before.
> >
> > The Four Horsemen - A team of Shadoloo fighters consisting of a
> former merc
> > (War), a corrupt Kabaddi priest (Famine), a rabid rat hybrid
> (Pestilence)
> > and a Ler Drit commando (Death), they're one of Bison's alpha
> teams.
> My
> > players have been fortunate enough not to meet them yet.
> >
> > I'm also rather fond of some of the hybrids I've produced,
> including
> The
> > Furry Flurry (Buster the Boxing Bunny and Bailey, the Kickboxing
> Kangaroo),
> > Speedy the Sumo Turtle (Dex 2, Zen No Mind, Toughskin, Maka Wara,
> pulls his
> > head into his shell to Block), and Bud the Frog (complete with
> Stunning
> > Croak).
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Karan [mailto:karan.empyre@w...]
> > Sent: Monday, October 09, 2000 2:26 PM
> > To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> > Subject: [streetfighter] karan says
> >
> >
> > I pose this to all on the list: What was your favorite SF
> character
> you
> > ever created?
> > For me, it was Kagemada Y�ka, a japanese girl practicing
> Feminine
> > Kickboxing. She was the daughter of the president of a big company,
>
> and her
> > father didn't considered her nor her fighting style to be worth
> anything. So
> > she pressed out, and eventually became known in the arena. Then her
>
> father
> > died, not leaving her with any chance to prove herself. She then
> continued
> > to fight, but was no more "miss nice girl". She went
> hardcore-gothic, and
> > renamed herself Liz'Troy, playing the bassist in a punk-goth band.
> She
> > became Rank 6, and was shot at by a mad fan during a concert.
>
>
> Let's see although I have players, I love my villians..here's a few
> of
> them:
>
> bloodpool: a mercenary who gives my players hell with his snappy
> remarks, he'll kick a gas can at you and shoot it!!
>
>
> big poppa pump: a real genetic freak! for all you wrestling fans out
> there!!
>
> mr. hyde, well the name speaks for itself!!
>
> harley quinn: yeah I did it!!!
>
> kickmaster: another french mercenary, with of course savate!!
>
> I also use shade from contenders a lot
> with his drug running/assassination operations
> you never know what kinds of experimental drugs we come out with
>
> black diamond: brick house wrestling female
>
> dr. rollerblade: another criminal in a hyped-up costume
>
> goldbear: another wrestler, watch out for the flying tackle and the
> suplex!! "who's next!!"
>
> I also use shan lung from contenders, and his infamous tea house
> made him into a villian, shadoloo made him an offer he couldn't
> refuse
>
> comments?
>
> mesmeron
>
> you guys are cool!! your characters rock!!
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

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Some of my personal favorites:

Rawhide (Country and Western Kickboxing) He used to do
the Achey-Breaky whenever he won a match... which was
rarely, because he never really learned how to Block.
His player had alternate names for his special
maneuvers: Buffalo Punch was Cow Punch, Handstand Kick
was Donkey Kick, Slide Kick was Leg Lariat...

Iron Head Junior (Wrestling) I ran a pro-wrestling
campaign once, and this NPC was a second-generation
Japanese wrestler who liked to use Flying Headbutts.
He was insanely fearless, and a real crowd-pleaser.
When his tag-team partner abandoned him to a
double-team, the players were actually booing like
real wrestling fans watching their hero get screwed
over. After that he went on a rampage, ambushing his
betrayers at every opportunity. Then he teamed up with
one of the PC's ("The Suplex Machine") and together
they won the tag straps. "Junior", as we
affectionately called him, was basically my Deus Ex
Machina in that Chronicle.

Yuri "The Russian Bear" Andropov (Sanbo) Basically a
Zangeif clone, Yuri was the terror of my last
chronicle. His player was merciless. He won a fight
once with his Block-Bearhug-Suplex Dizzy Combo. The
Bearhug dizzied his opponent, and the Suplex knocked
her out. Nobody wanted to fight him after that! He
ended up as the highest-ranked fighter in the league.
The rest of us had to design our characters with him
as the "industrial standard" which forced us to make
better fighters, so he was a huge help to us in that
regard.

Eduardo Lopez (Pankration) An NPC in our current
Chronicle... one of my players has a monster of a
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsuist. Eduardo constantly bad-mouths
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, saying the Gracies are a bunch of
fakes and their students are wimps, and has issued an
open challenge for any Brazilian Jiu-Jitsuist to prove
him wrong. The player took the bait, and Lopez kicked
his ass. Voila, the player now has an arch-enemy! I'm
gonna milk that storyline for all it's worth... I
might even have a Gracie show up!

-Yasu





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Lets see here some rememerable characters. Hm....

Sue lyn: a pick pocketing did mac artist.
mey lyn: her twin sister.

Joseph: The closest thing to a villan our game ever
had.

Quin: A australian kabadi guy, The master of
shadowroo.

Eve: an experement created by one of my charaacters to
create the perfect woman with all the fighting moves
of all the female world warriors.

Well that the last one i can think of.



--- Chris Nelson <ptc075@...> wrote:

> I remember a very similar scenario in our games.
> Trying to explain to
> the authorities why this innocent looking 12 year
> old girl came to
> school covered in bruises every Monday became a real
> problem... on the
> up side, it gave her a real incentive to 'perfect'
> her opponents.
> -Laters!
> -Chris!
>
>
> --- Steve Karstensen
> <skarstensen@...> wrote:
> >
> > ...oh, and I almost forgot;
> >
> > at one point Ryoko and her fellow teammate, a
> sixteen-year-old Air
> > Elemental, had to arrange for schooling in order
> to stay with their
> > team,
> > especially Ryoko since she was only nine. The one
> or two sessions we
> > played
> > with those two characters trying to deal with
> school life was
> > probably some
> > of the most enjoyable Street Fighter I've ever
> played. Imagine
> > Ryoko, who
> > the week before had been shot at by Shadoloo
> thugs, reacting to an
> > overly-aggressive bully on the playground. And
> Maureen, for whom at
> > that
> > age image is everything, trying to hide the fact
> that she's a Street
> > Fighter... who can fly, no less. "Fist-Fight
> High", as we dubbed the
> > game,
> > was easily the most unique campaign scenario ever.
> I'll miss it
> > terribly.
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Steve Karstensen
> > [mailto:skarstensen@...]
> > Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 12:04 PM
> > To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> > Subject: RE: [streetfighter] Re: karan says
> >
> >
> >
> > ...and those were only the NPCs. The two best
> player-characters I
> > ever had
> > included one of mine, and another player's.
> >
> > Mine was Ryoko, an adaptation of the young Judoka
> from Fighter's
> > History.
> > Ryoko conned her parents into letting her go
> overseas to start
> > training for
> > the Olympics. What they didn't know was her idea
> of training was
> > getting
> > onto a Street Fighting team. The result? A
> nine-year-old Street
> > Fighter
> > who was all speed and no Strength. I think her
> physicals were 1/4/2
> > at Rank
> > 1 and they didn't change much during the time I
> played her. She was
> > great
> > because no one took her seriously and she often
> had to goad opponents
> > into
> > fighting her because they didn't want to pound on
> a little girl.
> >
> > The other, and this guy is probably the funniest
> Street Fighter
> > character
> > I've ever seen, was Jelly Roll. Jelly Roll was a
> fat geek with no
> > physicals
> > to speak of except a five Stamina for reasons I
> still don't
> > understand. He
> > worked at a comic book store and studied Silat at
> the gym across the
> > street.
> > The only reason I recall this player choosing
> Silat was due to the
> > fact that
> > you can create a starting character who has both
> Zen No Mind and
> > Sonic Boom.
> > So that was Jelly Roll. He was great because
> people always assumed
> > he was
> > Sumo because of his size, and since he couldn't
> move very far and
> > didn't
> > have any good attacks but the Sonic Boom, he
> became the team's
> > artillery
> > piece. Our entire strategy revolved around
> getting people lined up
> > with
> > Jelly Roll so he could Sonic Boom them. Ryoko
> fought him once, and I
> > remember her blindly charging across the ring only
> to be slapped
> > silly by a
> > Sonic Boom at the end of the round. (Remember,
> she had a two
> > Stamina.) She
> > lost the fight, but the sight of her trying to
> Suplex that fatso is
> > still
> > one of the funniest things I've ever come across
> in Street Fighter.
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: mesmeron@...
> [mailto:mesmeron@...]
> > Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 11:45 AM
> > To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> > Subject: [streetfighter] Re: karan says
> >
> >
> > --- In streetfighter@egroups.com, Steve Karstensen
> <skarstensen@c...>
> >
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > tough question, considering the number of
> characters I've generated
> >
> > over the
> > > years... but the few who leap to mind include;
> > >
> > > Chow Yen, the Dragon Princess - a
> corporate-sponsored, high-ranking
> >
> > master
> > > of several forms of Kung Fu, the Princess is
> your typical femme
> > fatale.
> > > Always scheming and manipulating people, and
> being really charming
> > while
> > > doing it.
> > >
> > > Bloody Mary - one of Vega's most dangerous
> Spanish Ninja, Mary is a
> >
> > split
> > > personality in the worst way. Infatuated with
> Vega since the day
> > she met
> > > him, this Capoeira-trained foreign exchange
> student soon found
> > herself a
> > > prisoner of Shadoloo and subjected to a series
> of brainwashing
> > experiments
> > > designed to produce an undercover soldier who
> could be triggered
> > anytime and
> > > was virtually undetectable. It worked, and as
> Mary wears a mask
> > while
> > > working for Vega, no one has yet discovered her
> identity. The fact
> >
> > that she
> > > has a completely different style when not in
> assassin mode further
> > serves to
> > > obfuscate things.
> > >
> > > Miyamoto Otaka - every GM has at least one
> super-twink fighter they
> >
> > like to
> > > pull out to really make people wet 'em every now
> and then, and
> > Otaka
> > is
> > > mine. Originally an assassin for the Shadow
> Dragon ninja clan,
> > Otaka nearly
> > > met her end when a traitor she was assigned to
> eliminate fought
> > back
> > harder
>

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This discussion about favourite characters has got me thinking of some of
the past adventures I have played in. In one session, our group was in a
team fight. 4 of us against 4 of them. In round 2, my boxer dropped his
opponent and the special forces guy on our team dizzied his opponent. Well
in round 3, the special forces guy decided to hold off and let his opponent
recover. Well that train of thought was just absurd to my boxer, so he
floored him. The remaining 7 rounds were spent with the two teammates
arguing over "honour" while the rest of our team cleaned up the remaining
two opponents. It was kind of amusing. How would you guys deal with honour
in that situation?

MikeM

| This discussion about favourite characters has got me thinking of some
| of the past adventures I have played in. In one session, our group
| was in a team fight. 4 of us against 4 of them. In round 2, my boxer
| dropped his opponent and the special forces guy on our team dizzied
| his opponent. Well in round 3, the special forces guy decided to hold
| off and let his opponent recover. Well that train of thought was just
| absurd to my boxer, so he floored him. The remaining 7 rounds were
| spent with the two teammates arguing over "honour" while the rest of
| our team cleaned up the remaining two opponents. It was kind of
| amusing. How would you guys deal with honour in that situation?

K.
Sorry anout that last message. Goddamn mail client was acting all
weird. I'll have to resort to good ol' reliable PINE.

Anyway...in this case I would renalize the boxer sdome nour for clocking
the dizzied fighter. However, I would also penalize both the boxer and the
special forces fighter for arguing during a match,

There's a time and a place...

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Sorry guys.
Looks like my ISP's mail server is chewing up my messages (again).


Somewhat annoying.
Anyway, in repsonse o Mike's post...I would penalize the boxer
some honor for clocking the dizzied opponent.
The I would penalize both the boxer and the SF fighter glory
for arguing during a match.

There's a time and a place.

I may even give the other two winning fighters some additional
glory because they had to fight in their team members stead.


Now..if you'll excuse my...I have an ISP to blow up....

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here's one of my favorites

one of my players has a street fighter character whose name is jinx
and of course she's chinese...what i did was that I ran a
confrontation with chimu nihon (the characters from the 2nd edition
street fighter book) saying that she deserted the team a long time ago
and they want her back one way or another, she was with other player
characters, and stray laser fire was hitting from an unknown
direction
so a fight ensued...the other players mopped the floor with the
japanese team but were too weak when the real bad guys showed up
a couple of cybernectic ninjas they beat the players to a pulp and
kidnapped orihime from the japanese team and jinx from the players
team...to their boss, so the conscious members of chimu nihon had to
team up with the players to fight a greater evil.ya'll see where I'm
going with this yet?? and old movie but a classic can you guess which
one??

mesmeron

hey if anybody has any good adv. ideas

feel free to post them if you'd like, I'll post some

hoping to use the chat room one day..hoping...

I bought a DVD player a few days ago, and one of the DVDs I picked up with
it was the SF anime. I've already got both versions ("regular" and "uncut")
on VHS, and I haven't had time to watch the DVD yet. But I'm curious; does
anyone else out there have the DVD? If so, is the blurb on the back cover
about the feature "being restored to its original theatrical release" mean
that it's letterboxed, has the infamous "shower scenes" intact, etc? Or is
it the same as the unrated version released on VHS? I'm curious because I
don't recall it ever being theatrically released here in the 'States, so I'm
wondering which version they mean...

oh, and PS: for the fella who asked about good adventures, the "Hook, Line,
and Sinker" articles in Warriors' Pride are an excellent source of adventure
ideas. You can find Warriors' Pride in the Vault on eGroups.

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>The Four Horsemen - A team of Shadoloo fighters consisting of a former merc
>(War), a corrupt Kabaddi priest (Famine), a rabid rat hybrid (Pestilence)
>and a Ler Drit commando (Death), they're one of Bison's alpha teams. My
>players have been fortunate enough not to meet them yet.

i made stats way back when (when the RPG had jsut come out, and i had just
got secrets of shadoloo), i made stats for mirror versions of Balrog, Vega,
Sagat, and Bison. they were a foursome of former-shadoloo operatives, who
had turned their collective back to Bison. their leader, the LerDrit master,
was (as i planned it) a former lover of Bison's. the four of them were
nasty... mostly cause i had no idea of that little thing called "balance".
truth be told, any of them could probably kick the living Chi out of Bison,
without breaking much of a sweat...

Luck? Its just a roll of the dice...
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--- In streetfighter@egroups.com, "Bill Stagge" <jynxboy316@h...>
wrote:

> >The Four Horsemen - A team of Shadoloo fighters consisting of a

former merc

> >(War), a corrupt Kabaddi priest (Famine), a rabid rat hybrid

(Pestilence)

> >and a Ler Drit commando (Death), they're one of Bison's alpha

teams. My

> >players have been fortunate enough not to meet them yet.
>
> i made stats way back when (when the RPG had jsut come out, and i

had just

> got secrets of shadoloo), i made stats for mirror versions of

Balrog, Vega,

> Sagat, and Bison. they were a foursome of former-shadoloo

operatives, who

> had turned their collective back to Bison. their leader, the

LerDrit
master,

> was (as i planned it) a former lover of Bison's. the four of them

were

> nasty... mostly cause i had no idea of that little thing called

"balance".

> truth be told, any of them could probably kick the living Chi out

of
Bison,

> without breaking much of a sweat...
>
> Luck? Its just a roll of the dice...
> Jynx
>
> if they turned their backs on bison, they wouldn't live long

any power not working for bison is against him, and he does respond
accordingly, bison is the main "mamma jamma slamma" in the book
and who says he fights fair?? ok that's just me..take care
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> Quin: A australian kabadi guy, The master of
> shadowroo.
>

Shadowroo...when Australian animals go bad... :P

Since I was the one who ran Street Fighter the most in
our group, I never really had the chance to develop
any decent PCs. NPCs on the other hand, I had to make
interesting, since the group kept beating them...and
beating them...and (you get the idea). Some of my
more interesting teams and villains are...

The Elementals: (Shadowlaw)
4 Special Forces fighters, each with a different
Elemental Power, lead by a high ranked Ler Drit
practitioner calling himself "Chaos".

Ragin' Cajuns: (Shadowlaw)
Lead by the Wu Shu Hillbilly Dixie Dare, these
critters (one of my few animal hybrid teams) were the
terror of New Orleans.

The Wrecking Krew: (Shadowlaw)
A former street gang, turned over to one of
Shadowlaw's cybernetics geniuses to "improve their
performance in the ring."

Dragon Master:
A World-Warrior class Ninja, he was one of the
team's allies, until dying of a rare form of Dim Mak.
(The actual killing touch, not the version listed in
the book, which, I believe, is really toned down from
the stories and legends.)

Kevin J. Sleet:
Not a Street Fighter, per se, but rather the CEO of
Bio-Tech Research, a Shadowlaw-owned science
corporation researching the hybrid condition. BTR was
the corp that "created" one of the PCs in my group.

Josh

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--- In streetfighter@egroups.com, Josh Diemert <boomergold@r...>
wrote:

> > Quin: A australian kabadi guy, The master of
> > shadowroo.
> >
>
>
> Shadowroo...when Australian animals go bad... :P
>
> Since I was the one who ran Street Fighter the most in
> our group, I never really had the chance to develop
> any decent PCs.(you too?) NPCs on the other hand, I had to make
> interesting, since the group kept beating them...and
> beating them...and (you get the idea). Some of my
> more interesting teams and villains are...
>
> The Elementals: (Shadowlaw)
> 4 Special Forces fighters, each with a different
> Elemental Power, lead by a high ranked Ler Drit
> practitioner calling himself "Chaos".
>
> Ragin' Cajuns: (Shadowlaw)
> Lead by the Wu Shu Hillbilly Dixie Dare, these
> critters (one of my few animal hybrid teams) were the
> terror of New Orleans.
>
> The Wrecking Krew: (Shadowlaw)
> A former street gang, turned over to one of
> Shadowlaw's cybernetics geniuses to "improve their
> performance in the ring."
>
> Dragon Master:
> A World-Warrior class Ninja, he was one of the
> team's allies, until dying of a rare form of Dim Mak.
> (The actual killing touch, not the version listed in
> the book, which, I believe, is really toned down from
> the stories and legends.)
>
> Kevin J. Sleet:
> Not a Street Fighter, per se, but rather the CEO of
> Bio-Tech Research, a Shadowlaw-owned science
> corporation researching the hybrid condition. BTR was
> the corp that "created" one of the PCs in my group.
>
> Josh

the wrecking crew that I had were the ones from marvel, a little
toned
down but effective..I would usually use shade from contenders to
create some havoc if I wanted to..I like the bio-tech lab, and I will
use it in future adv...thanks!!

mesmeron

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I was just thinking about this one...

you could start it off with the bio tech labs creating a new type of
experimental parasite for assassination methods for shadoloo, one of
the scientists gets a change of heart and decides to steal the
parasite and destroy it, but during the course of this something
happens and the cannister breaks, infecting the scientist with the
parasite, he or she are fleeing their captors when they come across
our "good guys" the question which side will the player's choose??

if they choose to help the scientist, and of course smash the bad
guys
then they will have to help the sceintist get to a certain "secret
location" to get rid of the parasite...but in the meantime they are
going to have to acquire drugs not only to sedate the parasite, but
also to prevent the scientist from being eaten from the inside out

a lot can be done with this adv. because since no one really knows
that the biotech labs are connected with shadoloo, they can dupe,
other street fighters, bounty hunters....and maybe even world
warriors
to do their dirty work...


cool adv. idea what ya'll think??

mesmeron

Hi! I have yet to actually play this game but I have almost all the
books except for Secrets of Shadoloo. I found them all second hand a
few weeks ago. So, I've just been making characters up. I figure I
can get some good ideas if I hang around here. Um...yeah. That's
about it. Hi!

----- Original Message -----

From: azrael84@...

To: streetfighter@egroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 7:10 PM

Subject: [streetfighter] Hey, I'm new here

Hi!  I have yet to actually play this game but I have almost all the
books except for Secrets of Shadoloo.  I found them all second hand a
few weeks ago.  So, I've just been making characters up.  I figure I
can get some good ideas if I hang around here.  Um...yeah.  That's
about it.  Hi!

----- Original Message -----

From: mesmeron@...

To: streetfighter@egroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 4:28 PM

Subject: [streetfighter] here's an adv. idea!!

I was just thinking about this one...

you could start it off with the bio tech labs creating a new type of
experimental parasite for assassination methods for shadoloo, one of
the scientists gets a change of heart and decides to steal the
parasite and destroy it, but during the course of this something
happens and the cannister breaks, infecting the scientist with the
parasite, he or she are fleeing their captors when they come across
our "good guys" the question which side will the player's choose??

if they choose to help the scientist, and of course smash the bad
guys
then they will have to help the sceintist get to a certain "secret
location" to get rid of the parasite...but in the meantime they are
going to have to acquire drugs not only to sedate the parasite, but
also to prevent the scientist from being eaten from the inside out

a lot can be done with this adv. because since no one really knows
that the biotech labs are connected with shadoloo, they can dupe,
other street fighters, bounty hunters....and maybe even world
warriors
to do their dirty work...


cool adv. idea what ya'll think??

mesmeron

how ya doing!

Cliff

--- azrael84@... wrote:

> Hi! I have yet to actually play this game but I
> have almost all the
> books except for Secrets of Shadoloo. I found them
> all second hand a
> few weeks ago. So, I've just been making characters
> up. I figure I
> can get some good ideas if I hang around here.
> Um...yeah. That's
> about it. Hi!
>
>

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yeah and maby the parasite dosent kill you it just
transforms you into an evil creature. Yeah yeah!

Cliff

--- "J. Scott Pittman" <joespitt@...> wrote:

> Good basic idea! It needs a main bad guy, possibly a
> shadoloo agent wanting the parasite, a real parasite
> himself (or herself) who has lots of tough street
> fighters as sidekicks (of course). I would also
> suggest a time limit to liven things up - if they
> can't find the antidote to the parasite formula
> quick enough (which is now on it's way to Miriganka
> but hasn't left the country yet), then the
> characters are in real trouble - they have been
> infected too!!!
> Years of gamemastering has made me diabolical.
>
> Scott
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: mesmeron@...
> To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 4:28 PM
> Subject: [streetfighter] here's an adv. idea!!
>
>
>
> I was just thinking about this one...
>
> you could start it off with the bio tech labs
> creating a new type of
> experimental parasite for assassination methods
> for shadoloo, one of
> the scientists gets a change of heart and decides
> to steal the
> parasite and destroy it, but during the course of
> this something
> happens and the cannister breaks, infecting the
> scientist with the
> parasite, he or she are fleeing their captors when
> they come across
> our "good guys" the question which side will the
> player's choose??
>
> if they choose to help the scientist, and of
> course smash the bad
> guys
> then they will have to help the sceintist get to a
> certain "secret
> location" to get rid of the parasite...but in the
> meantime they are
> going to have to acquire drugs not only to sedate
> the parasite, but
> also to prevent the scientist from being eaten
> from the inside out
>
> a lot can be done with this adv. because since no
> one really knows
> that the biotech labs are connected with shadoloo,
> they can dupe,
> other street fighters, bounty hunters....and maybe
> even world
> warriors
> to do their dirty work...
>
>
> cool adv. idea what ya'll think??
>
> mesmeron
>
>
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--- In streetfighter@egroups.com, "J. Scott Pittman" <joespitt@t...>
wrote:

> welcome to the group!
>
> Scott
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: azrael84@h...
> To: streetfighter@egroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 7:10 PM
> Subject: [streetfighter] Hey, I'm new here
>
>
> Hi! I have yet to actually play this game but I have almost all

the

> books except for Secrets of Shadoloo. I found them all second

hand a

> few weeks ago. So, I've just been making characters up. I

figure
I

> can get some good ideas if I hang around here. Um...yeah.

That's

> about it. Hi!
>
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welcome to the group...mesmeron

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Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 4:05 PM

Subject: [streetfighter] Re: karan says

--- In streetfighter@egroups.com, Josh Diemert <boomergold@r...>
wrote:
> > Quin: A australian kabadi guy, The master of
> > shadowroo.
> >
>
>
> Shadowroo...when Australian animals go bad... :P
>
> Since I was the one who ran Street Fighter the most in
> our group, I never really had the chance to develop
> any decent PCs.(you too?)  NPCs on the other hand, I had to make
> interesting, since the group kept beating them...and
> beating them...and (you get the idea).  Some of my
> more interesting teams and villains are...
>
> The Elementals: (Shadowlaw)
>   4 Special Forces fighters, each with a different
> Elemental Power, lead by a high ranked Ler Drit
> practitioner calling himself "Chaos".
>
> Ragin' Cajuns: (Shadowlaw)
>   Lead by the Wu Shu Hillbilly Dixie Dare, these
> critters (one of my few animal hybrid teams) were the
> terror of New Orleans.
>
> The Wrecking Krew: (Shadowlaw)
>   A former street gang, turned over to one of
> Shadowlaw's cybernetics geniuses to "improve their
> performance in the ring." 
>
> Dragon Master:
>   A World-Warrior class Ninja, he was one of the
> team's allies, until dying of a rare form of Dim Mak.
> (The actual killing touch, not the version listed in
> the book, which, I believe, is really toned down from
> the stories and legends.)
>
> Kevin J. Sleet:
>   Not a Street Fighter, per se, but rather the CEO of
> Bio-Tech Research, a Shadowlaw-owned science
> corporation researching the hybrid condition.  BTR was
> the corp that "created" one of the PCs in my group.
>
> Josh

the wrecking crew that I had were the ones from marvel, a little
toned
down but effective..I would usually use shade from contenders to
create some havoc if I wanted to..I like the bio-tech lab, and I will
use it in future adv...thanks!!

mesmeron
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