It is fun. It could at least be an alternative mechanic for some demonologists from the realm of Skultgard.
It's darker than Labyrinth. It's my own world, I'm just borrowing parts of the Bowie's stage persona. Lots of the theme is EyAngband legacy, faeries and such.
I'll actually desperately need a description for the Duke. I want to get the flavour just right. Maybe someone with English as a first language would like to help me?
Let's begin from a slightly modified Wikipedia entry.
Impeccably dressed in white shirt, black trousers and waistcoat, The Duke is a hollow man who sang songs of romance with an agonised intensity while feeling nothing, "ice masquerading as fire". A nasty character indeed. Originally he was human, but that was a long, long time ago, and he has sold his soul a thousand times.
Whoops, I need to run! Some more traits from Wikipedia:
The persona has been described as "a mad aristocrat", "an amoral zombie", and "an emotionless Aryan superman". For Bowie himself, The Duke was "a nasty character indeed", and later, "an ogre for me".
It's darker than Labyrinth. It's my own world, I'm just borrowing parts of the Bowie's stage persona. Lots of the theme is EyAngband legacy, faeries and such.
I'll actually desperately need a description for the Duke. I want to get the flavour just right. Maybe someone with English as a first language would like to help me?
Let's begin from a slightly modified Wikipedia entry.
Impeccably dressed in white shirt, black trousers and waistcoat, The Duke is a hollow man who sang songs of romance with an agonised intensity while feeling nothing, "ice masquerading as fire". A nasty character indeed. Originally he was human, but that was a long, long time ago, and he has sold his soul a thousand times.
Whoops, I need to run! Some more traits from Wikipedia:
The persona has been described as "a mad aristocrat", "an amoral zombie", and "an emotionless Aryan superman". For Bowie himself, The Duke was "a nasty character indeed", and later, "an ogre for me".
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