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04-07-2012, 11:48 AM
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That's some nice work. How do we get those folks on here?
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04-09-2012, 01:14 AM
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On a related note, this site may be of interest for our UK friends www.freewebs.com/twilight-2000/ Looks like they meet for ftf gaming every thursday at the Running Horses Pub in London. -bd
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04-09-2012, 01:33 AM
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04-11-2012, 11:35 AM
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Thank you all for the kind comments. I've been having a bad writing itch. At first I had just intended to give my players a reference for what had happened in past games. We only get together twice a month. But the itch got me and it grew from there.
The broad scope of events are as they happened. Detail and internal reactions are half based off knowing my players, we've gamed for years, and imagination. Captain Paterson's player especially likes how it seems her character "actually appears to know what she's doing." There is a heavy thread of Dark Conspiracy worming through the narrative; events outside Czestochawa, the healing factor, and the climax of Ruins of Warsaw @boogiedowndonovan How did you stumble on it? Sneak peek - Posts Thursday morning Under Sielce Stadium We're making small talk while waiting for our good Russian friends to arrive; Major General Alexi Koronov and his adviser Captain John Stone. I've been worrying about this sort of thing ever since the POW raids. I'm more than willing to work with anyone on my side, but I'll be damned if my men are going to be used up by some higher ranking SOB. There's sounds of men coming down the hallway. Moment of truth. I thought he'd be taller. Shouldn't be surprised, I've tried fitting down the turret hatch of the T-72, but damn he's short. Just the level to be staring at my tits... Lt. Zalesky makes the introductions. The good general gives me a quick once over and locks eyes. He starts in Polish, "Captain Paterson, I am pleased, very pleased, to meet you. My liaisons have informed me of the work your men have already accomplished. As allies, I hope we may work together to secure this community and make the Black Ass pay." "Thank you, sir, I have every intention of bleeding him white." Koronev laughs at the pun.
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04-11-2012, 01:52 PM
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Turns out, the guy is with us for some time  @ Chris: I like your blog a lot. It is very inspiring. Keep it up!
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04-11-2012, 06:31 PM
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How did I find it? Well, I was bored last week and I was searching the internet for por...I mean I googled "twilight 2000 blog" and your blog came up.  awesome, good work!
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