From: Sandy Petersen (sandyp@idcube.idsoftware.com)
Date: Thu 18 Aug 1994 - 08:53:49 EEST
Dave Dunham:
>Hmm, I consider this an _Advantage_ of the Moose Hsunchen. They're
>almost the comic relief of my Ralios game.
I don't mind having the Moose Hsunchen in a game. I just don't want them to be the Pralori, which are a large and common group. I don't want my comic relief playing a major role in the campaign politics (a pivotal role, maybe, but not a major one). The Pralori are too widespread to be mooses IMO.
Like I said before, an elk is not all that much like a deer.
Jonas Schiott:
>If you guys had ever seen a real live moose up close, you wouldn't
>be laughing so much
I've seen many a live moose up as close as I dared to get. Both in the wild and in zoos. Though I wouldn't want to get in a fight with a moose, this doesn't free the moose from the stigmata of a funny-looking animal. Mooses look goofy, mooses sound goofy (lives there a teenage American male who hasn't bellered out the moose mating call at least once?), and every once in a while a lonely bull moose in Maine or somewhere gets romantic and starts chasing and trying desperately to mate with the local cows (who, of course, want nothing to do with him). It's really quite heartbreaking, plus the cows lose weight with all that running around.
I DEMAND Moose Hsunchen in my campaign. I just don't want 'em to be the Pralori. Just as I would never have an entire Duck Kingdom in a major important place in my campaign.
Harald Smith:
>Now that we have achieved the switch of Peter Whitelaw for Peter
>Metcalfe, we should anticipate the imminent demise ofsome aspect of
>the Daily.
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