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The Edge Digested       Monday, February 9 1998       Volume 01 : Number 025



Today's subjects from The Edge:
	[The Edge] The Toymaker
	Re: [The Edge] best character 
	[The Edge] Hello?

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Date: Mon, 2 Feb 1998 20:37:09 -0500
From: "Scott and Michelle McDaniel" <dumbek@erols.com>
Subject: [The Edge] The Toymaker

Hello,

As a means of (re)introducing myself, here is a character that I recently
came up with for a scenario, but decided to cut.  I play OTE primarily, but
also have a decent OnTE habit.  This is squarely in the OTE camp, though. 
Your players might run into this person anywhere and everywhere.  I'd first
thought to place him in the Terminal and then have him show up occasionally
later in the series:

The Toymaker: This guy might be Santa in the off hours.  Nobody knows where
he came from but he seems innocuous enough.  He’s short and krinkly, except
for his beard, which is long and krinkly.  Possibly of Basque descent, he
seems to speak no language that the characters know.  He hands each
character an object.  If a character refuses the object, he sticks his
tongue out and continues on to the next character.  Today, he’s handing out
purple super-balls.  They don’t do anything special, unless you need them
to.

The Toymaker is short and swarthy, with a long greying beard.  His mustache
is cigar stained and he is neither skinny nor stout, though he is slightly
bent.  He always seems to have really cool toys on hand, which he gives
away for free.  Occasionally they’re even useful.  In the past, he's been
known to hand out Tinkertoys (the wooden ones), individual Lincoln Logs, a
Mr. Potato Senator that had a miniature camera in one of the eyes, and
koosh balls that may have actually been extradimensional sub-sentient pets.

Toymaking (5 dice):  Although always cool, his toys sometimes have
practical applications as well.  Because nobody can understand him,
however, it's up to the toy's new owner to figure out what it does.  He
seems to understand English, when it suits his purpose, and has even been
known to accept requests for particular toys.  In these cases, though, the
client doesn't usually get exactly what they want, but rather something
that they need.  He never does this for money; only for those people that
he likes.  What makes him like somebody is a mystery.  (Leaves a trail of
Weeble-wobbles wherever he goes)

Have fun,

   Scott McD.

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Date: Mon, 02 Feb 1998 23:03:59 -0700
From: Trevor Stone <tstone@robin-nvh.bvsd.k12.co.us>
Subject: Re: [The Edge] best character 

Long, long ago, in a galaxy far, far away,
"cine" <cine@PACIFIER.COM> said:

>I think that Otz is the best character. I love the concept. It's fun to
>play. It fits in any deck. His action does exactly what the card
>description says he does (i.e. gets someone to leave their post by chasing
>him) And, it's a great picture.
>
Most of the Low-lifes are about that good, I especially like the Shameless
Psychofant ("He's dying to be your right hand man.")

My favorite, though, is Chris Robinson.  He's got the weirdest card "ability"
I've ever seen on a CCG card.  And the concept is one we're all familiar with.

=-=-=-=-=-=-= Trevor Stone =-=-=-=-= tstone @ robin . ml . org =-=-=-=-=-=-=
Eclectic philosopher, New Vista computer admin, gamer, witster, esotericist.
http://robin.ml.org/~tstone/            Thou bootless beetle-headed ruffian!
Monday is a terrible way to spend one seventh of your life.

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Date: Mon, 9 Feb 1998 15:03:54 -0500 (EST)
From: Zachery Bir <zbir@kiva.net>
Subject: [The Edge] Hello?

Is the list still active? 

Just checking,

Zac



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