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From: anders@**********.com (Anders Swenson)
Subject: ZigZag contest (Was SR4 chrs)
Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 15:48:24 -0700
On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 14:15:18 -0700 (PDT)
Jan Jaap van Poelgeest <jjvanp@*****.com> wrote:

[major snip]

> > > Let us assume Zig and Zag are both starting characters
> >
> > Another thing I have to correct you on ;) Zig and Zag are
aliens from the planet Zog. I have a Zig & Zag - Them Girls.mp3
> > to prove it :)
>
> Zig and Zag are what I came up with to replace "Sammy
> X" (Sx) and "Sammy Y" (Sy) in an attempt to make it
> all a bit more Shadowrunny. I read Wolf&Raven a while
> ago and I did remotely recall the names being in there
> when typing them, so it might've somehow made sense
> for these practically featureless -yet very
> reliable&useful- sammies to take the place of my own
> inventions.

[snip]

> > cheers,
>
> Jan Jaap
>
> (pardon the lack of obtuseness)

We have no clue as to what the conversion process might look like. Game
enjoyment has nothing to do with realism, nor does Shadowrun. When the game
is published, we will both convert our favorite old characters following or
ignoring the inevitable guidelines, and in 6 months or so we will all be
running purpose generated SR4 characters.

Now for something new: a contest to stat out Zig and Zag as usable NPCs.
Operators of the NPC Wiki could open a section to archive the suggested
stats. Perhaps someone will cite an apporpriate secion of Stackpole. For now,
entrants will be 3rd ed, after the con, the contest will be shifted to 4th
ed. Kori will provide an appropriate prize suggestion.

--Anders

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