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Message no. 1
From: "Fisher, Victor" <Victor-Fisher@******.COM>
Subject: Comic Books Source Material for Shadowrun
Date: Mon, 12 May 1997 19:28:03 -0400
>I have a NPC free ally spirit based on Lady Death. The idea behind her
>is that she was designed by a young "geek" mage, a teenage loser with
>no friends and no hope with the girls. When it came time to design the
>ally formula, he used the idea of "ulitimate" woman from his favorite
>comic: powerful, beautiful, deadly and built like a brick $h!t house.

<snip>

>Now she makes a
>cameo here and there 'til I decide what I really want to do with her.

What if she decided to go the way of a shadow spirit, and follow
her 'true' calling. She could pick up some scraggy ass psychotic kid,
and use him as a vessel. He becomes literally immortal, and she has a
[maybe] controllable vassal to carry out her desires as a harbinger of
death, a serial killer feeding her the psychic death energies she now
thrives on <MWAHAHAHAH>.

Sorry, long day.

Victor
Message no. 2
From: From the Pulpit of the Fabricator General
Subject: Re: Comic Books Source Material for Shadowrun
Date: Mon, 12 May 1997 19:42:19 -0400
Victor said:
> What if she decided to go the way of a shadow spirit, and follow
>her 'true' calling. She could pick up some scraggy ass psychotic kid,
>and use him as a vessel. He becomes literally immortal, and she has a
>[maybe] controllable vassal to carry out her desires as a harbinger of
>death, a serial killer feeding her the psychic death energies she now
>thrives on <MWAHAHAHAH>.
>
>Sorry, long day.
>
>Victor
>

<EGMVC> ( Evil GM Victim cringe )

Later-

Duncan McNeill-Burton
-Berek Thunderfist, Wolf Lord of the Blackmane Company
-Freelance Corporate Espionage Agent
-Tech Priest in Training
http://attila.stevens-tech.edu
Message no. 3
From: Zarcon <prinzing@********.COM>
Subject: Re: Comic Books Source Material for Shadowrun
Date: Mon, 12 May 1997 19:08:49 -0500
Fisher, Victor wrote:
> What if she decided to go the way of a shadow spirit, and follow
> her 'true' calling. She could pick up some scraggy ass psychotic kid,
> and use him as a vessel. He becomes literally immortal, and she has a
> [maybe] controllable vassal to carry out her desires as a harbinger of
> death, a serial killer feeding her the psychic death energies she now
> thrives on <MWAHAHAHAH>.

And his name could be Evil Ernie

Zarcon
Message no. 4
From: Loki <daddyjim@**********.COM>
Subject: Re: Comic Books Source Material for Shadowrun
Date: Tue, 13 May 1997 00:50:00 -0700
---"Fisher, Victor" wrote:
>
> >I have a NPC free ally spirit based on Lady Death. The idea behind
her
> >is that she was designed by a young "geek" mage, a teenage loser
with
> >no friends and no hope with the girls. When it came time to design
the
> >ally formula, he used the idea of "ulitimate" woman from his
favorite
> >comic: powerful, beautiful, deadly and built like a brick $h!t
house.
>
> <snip>
>
> >Now she makes a
> >cameo here and there 'til I decide what I really want to do with
her.
>
> What if she decided to go the way of a shadow spirit, and follow
> her 'true' calling. She could pick up some scraggy ass psychotic kid,
> and use him as a vessel. He becomes literally immortal, and she has a
> [maybe] controllable vassal to carry out her desires as a harbinger
of
> death, a serial killer feeding her the psychic death energies she now
> thrives on <MWAHAHAHAH>.

Evil Ernie perhaps??? EGMLOL

===
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