Pryamid Article concepts

[jeriendhal]

Damsels & Dragons - Half finished so far. A GURPS adaptation of the webcomic Peta and I have been piddling about on.

Jeeves & Wooster In Space - Okay, that's not the real title, but the concept is the same. A man with lots of money and no sense at all flees his mothers in Transhuman Space, accompanied by only his Felicia bodyguard and his SAI. Hilarity insues.

Solar Space! - Actaully, if I can flesh the concept out (and talk SJGames into it) this will be an E23 project. Essentially adapting RAH's 50's era juvies set in the Solar System (Rocketship Gallileo, Space Cadet, Farmer in the Sky, The Rolling Stones, Red Planet)to GURPS 4th, with a consistent background and the serial numbers shaved off.

Comments

[selenite.livejournal.com]

I'd buy Solar Space!

[prodigal.livejournal.com]

I love the concept of Jeeves & Wooster In Space more than I can adequately put into words.

I vote for e23 project on the Heinlein idea, especially if the estate are cool with selling the rights for a reasonable amount.

[jeriendhal.livejournal.com]

Ah, one the important things about Solar Space is that technically speaking it isn't going to be using Heinlein's books directly. For one, I doubt if SJGames is going to spring for the cash to pay for a media tie-in for an e23 project. For another, I'm want an integrated background, and as was pointed out to me in one of my previous posts, the backgrounds of RAH's juvies are almost always mutually incompatible.

What I'm shooting for however, is the feel of a Heinlein juvie. Young adult protagonists, clever and honorable (I'm even going to throw in a sidebar titled "Scouting is (Way) Outing"), thrown into adult situations and responsibilities, and learning what they need to survive and thrive.

[jeriendhal.livejournal.com]

Huzzah, a customer! Now I just need to finish the product.

[prodigal.livejournal.com]

Sounds incredibly cool.

[sraun]

I'd buy either (or both!) of the second two!

[selenite.livejournal.com]

Right. The Lunar Boy Scouts. Yep, I can use this.