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In short, no. However in many games you can get one of the starter pokemon and migrate/trade for others.
Turtwig/Chimchar/Piplup - choose one as starter in Diamond/Pearl/Platinum.
Treecko/Torchic/Mudkip - starter in Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald then migrate - get one from Steven (at Pokemon Fan Club in Vermillion) in HeartGold/SoulSilver after beating the Elite Four and Red
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Bulbasaur/Charmander/Squirtle - starter in FireRed/LeafGreen then migrate - get one from Professor Oak in HeartGold/SoulSilver after defeating the Elite Four and Red
It is impossible to find them in the wild.
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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — The Tide sure did roll.
Alabama proved unstoppable from the outset of the BCS championship game Monday night. The Crimson Tide mounted touchdown drives of 82, 61 and 80 yards on its first three possessions and went on to beat Notre Dame 42-14.
The lightning-quick start gave the Tide a 21-0 lead one play into the second quarter, and Alabama built it by blowing the Fighting Irish off the ball.
"We knew we wanted to run the ball and hit them early, and I think that's what we did," center Barrett Jones said. "We couldn't be happier with the way we came out and started the game."
Alabama dominated with an offensive line that includes three All-Americas — first-teamers Jones and left guard Chance Warmack, and second-teamer D.J. Fluker at right tackle. They created gaping holes against a team ranked fourth in the nation in run defense, and neutralized Heisman Trophy finalist Manti Te'o, who became no factor.
"I love this group of guys," said Jones, a senior. "They're by far the best O-line I've ever played on — very physical and very assignment-oriented."
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The matchup of Alabama's ground attack — with 1,000-yard rushers Eddie Lacy and T.J. Yeldon — against Notre Dame's stout defense was expected to be pivotal. It was, and like the game, it quickly became no contest. Continued...
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Even the Tide were surprised to be so dominant.
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Notre Dame's defense wasn't accustomed to being pushed around in such a manner. The first scoring drive — which took only five plays — was the longest the Irish had allowed all season.
"Alabama was the better team," Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly said. "They ran the football well. Our strength all year has been playing physical and tackling, and we did not tackle well together."
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Notre Dame had allowed only two players to rush for 100 yards, but Lacy finished with 140 and Yeldon added 108.
Leading up to the game, Jones missed considerable practice time with a foot sprain, and he said his teammates up front took up the slack for him.
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Grant requires cooperation — Page 3 I All invited to community picnic — Pe~ aaa *if\ - M 3 V» X X - 0 - H - " - ■-■ 3 r 08 < X m ,r m — ■fl >- f. > o J> ,_ < - rri 3> Amherst News-Time Wednesday, August 11. 1999 Amherst Ohio And the beat goes on, on... 'Anti' campaign includes council by QLEN MILLER Nawa-Timas raporter Crystal Mortgage president David Moore is broadening his campaign against the city because of its prosecution of the company. Beginning in about a month. Moore will increase his political pressure against the city by launching a campaign against city council members seeking re-election. Three weeks ago, Moore launched a campaign urging people not to vote for law director Alan Anderson in the upcoming November election or treasurer Kathleen Litkovitz next year. Large posters were placed in the windows of the mortgage firm during the Old Time Jamboree. They remain in place. The new effort, the "campaign to re-elect nobody," is not aimed at anyone in particular, but is being started because no one on council has spoken out about the city's prosecution of the company, Moore explained. The incumbents, council members Terry Traster, Nancy Brown, Ed Cowger, David Kukucka, Steve P'Simer and John Mishak are Democrats. The opponents, Dennis Walters, Barbara Kilgore, Michael Nolte and John Dunn are Republicans while Nick Brusky, a Marion L. Steele High School student, is running as an independent Moore, a Republican, claimed his political affiliation has nothing to do with his decision. "I just think they should have the courage to speak out about what's happening, one way or the other. They haven't," he added. "So, we need fresh blood here — competition." Crystal Mortgage is charged with allegedly failing to pay more than $7,000 in 1997 city income taxes. Moore sold the company last year but remains president and chief executive of- CONTINUED on paga 3 Anderson says 'Stay out of it' Law director Alan Anderson scolded the Amheret Downtown Business Association (ADBA) last week for its July letter expressing concern over the city's prosecution of the Crystal Mortgage Co. Anderson's criticism and suggestion to keep out of the ligation came at the end of an Aug. S ADBA meeting. The prosecution of the Arm Cor allegedly failing to pay all of its 1996 income taxes does not mean the city is anti- business. The city government . is trying to promote business in severe! ways, Anderson ADBA {-resident David Fox said the letter did not accuse the city of being hostile. "We just said it might be viewed that way by some (people)." he said. Some of Anderson's-criticism was aimed at Fox, who wrote the letter after unanimous agreement at the meeting. . Anderson, who is a member of the business group, was not present for the vote. "So obviously, it wasn't unanimous because I wasn't here. Nobody contacted me for my opinion," he said. Association members said the letter was written with the unanimous consent of those present at the July meeting. Regardless, Anderson said the letter should not have indicated agreement was unanimous. Furthermore, the letter should not have been written at all because no one in the ADBA is aware of all the facts in the case. He went on to claim Crystal Mortgage president David Moore is misleading the public and news media by providing them with inaccurate information about the case. Moore's wife, Debbie, left the meeting before Anderson began his criticism. The city is not prosecuting Crystal Mortgage for failing to pay income earned from its 17 offices around the country, only income earned in its Amherst corporate office. Moore is claiming the opposite, he said. CONTINUED on page 3 City engineer Milt Pommeranz looks over newly laid curb along Brennan Drive as pav ing crews from the Oster Construction Company prepare to lay more curbing behind him. Summer pavement projects should be done by Oct. 31 Work on the 1999 pavement rehabilitation and resurfacing program began Aug. 1 and is expected to conclude . Oct. 31. Heading off the paving projects was the installation of new curbs along Brennan Drive, which also is being re- paved from Gordon Avenue to Middle Ridge Road. Other streets to be worked on include: • N. Main Street from W. Martin Avenue to 213 feet north of Sipple Street • Green Forest Drive from S. Lake Street to 217 feet west of Maple Creek Drive. • Maple Creek Drive from Green Forest Drive to 183 feet south. • Terra Lane from Sunrise Drive to 333 feet north of Greenlawn Avenue. • Tenney Avenue from S. 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It states, "Downtown Amheret has the distinct potential to successfully move forward as a revitalized, vital and unique community center." It emphasizes revitalization through a multi-phased program based on critical support and cooperation from the public and private sectors. Although it is backed by the city and merchants, the Downtown Ohio specialists found a lack of commitment by the county government Among the needs noted by the report is more direction and focus about how the revitalization effort should be structured and financed. Mayor John Higgins said the city is attempting to resolve this by seeking grants from the Stocker, Lorain County Community and Nordson Family foundations to start the program. The funds would be used to hire a coordinator for the Main Street program and the creation of a redevelopment plan. One reason why redevelopment has fallen short in the past has been the lack of a full-time person to lead the program, he added. "Maybe you would a little bit this week and get back to it two weeks later because of other things," the mayor explained. "You need to be doing several things at one time and that's a full-time job that requires your full-time attention." It also will involve a cooperative effort by the city, and property owners on Park, Tenney, Milan and Cleveland avenues, and the Amheret Downtown Business Association (ADBA) They have to be an integral pm of tius,because you're going to have to have them involved in this or we are wasting our time," Higgins said. Part of the report deals with a tour of downtown Amherst by agency representatives. The report made several observations about the six- block area: • There is no local ptvservation district snd no set of design guidelines for revitalization. • Although most buildings are itr good condition, few have facades that have been rrtaintained in an historically correct inanner. 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January 16, 2013 · 10:26 AM
MARYSVILLE — The Marysville-Pilchuck boys basketball team faced yet another tough opponent in Glacier Peak on Friday, Jan. 12, and finished the game with a difficult 55-35 loss.
The Tomahawks have competed against 15 schools and suffered a loss to each of them so far in their regular season, and with only five games left, chances are slim that the team will make it into the post-season.
Glacier Peak scored 17 points in the first quarter, perfecting rebounds, fast breaks and good solid passes. Marysville-Pilchuck managed seven points in the first quarter, and they seemed a little off with dropped balls, poor passes and missed shots keeping the point differential high.
The Tommies kept better pace with the Grizzlies in the second quarter, when they upped their game, both offensively and defensively, blocking shots effectively and taking the time to focus on their passing and shooting. They scored 10 points in the second quarter, while Glacier Peak scored 12.
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The Tomahawks had an opportunity to rally a comeback, but unfortunately the Grizzlies outpaced them in the third and fourth quarters, scoring 12 points in the third to the Tomahawks' eight points and 14 in the fourth to the Tomahawks' 10 points. The game finished with a score of 55-35.
Marysville-Pilchuck's 6-foot-3 junior Austin Lobaugh scored 10 points during the game, including two 3-pointers, while 6-foot-2 junior Dante Fields also scored 10 points. Nick Henry, a 6-foot-tall senior, scored four points, while 6-foot-4 sophomore guard Michael Painter scored three points. Conner Martinis, a 6-foot-2 senior guard, scored two points, as did 6-foot-1 senior point guard Dez Ritcheson and 6-foot-6 junior Kaleb Keeton.
The Tomahawks now face cross-town rival Marysville Getchell away on Saturday, Jan. 19, at 7 p.m.
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An interesting debate emerged today when it was revealed that the UK has more jobless teenagers than Slovenia.
Straight away of course there were the usual "well what do you expect with all the foreigners coming over here" type comments and others blaming the generation before them for voting for this, that and the other, but it got me thinking (always a dangerous thing) - would it be silly to suggest that it's nothing to do with immigration, baby boomers, Generation X or indeed Gen Y…
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Malcolm Kelley and Tony Oller first met as costars on the Nickelodeon series Gigantic, and it wasn't long before the onscreen best friends struck up a creative collaboration behind the scenes. The pair joined forces to form MKTO, a musical duo blending pop and hip-hop. Their first single, "Thank You," cracked the Billboard Top 40 and made a splash around the world. The pair stopped by POPSUGAR Live! today to perform an acoustic version of the track as they put the finishing touches on their debut album, which is due out on Columbia Records soon.
Sam Trammell on a True Blood "Bombshell" Ahead in Season Six
As bartender/shapeshifter Sam Merlotte, Sam Trammell has been a part of True Blood from the start. With the season-six premiere ahead this weekend, we sat down with the actor at LA's Fig & Olive restaurant, where he filled us in on exactly where the action will pick back up. As previews for the show have suggested, it sounds like the war between humans and vampires will escalate this year, and Sam said we'll learn more about "what they can do and who they are" when it comes to the latter. Sam also talked about staying in shape while shooting a show that frequently requires its cast members to strip down and what it was like having his costar Stephen Moyer as a director. True Blood returns this Sunday night to HBO.
Witness to The Bling Ring: Sofia Coppola's Pretty, Disturbing Portrait of the True Story I Covered
The sight of Paris Hilton's jewelry covering the surface of a plain, wooden kitchen table was staggering. Diamond bracelets. Bangles. Expensive watches. Cocktail rings. Pearls. This was just some of the stuff the LAPD had recovered when they raided the homes of the teens and 20-somethings we'd later come to know as the Bling Ring. It was 2009, and I was a 25-year-old correspondent for a cable TV network, crouched on the ground in front of police headquarters, scribbling notes as Detective Brett Goodkin shared pictures and descriptions of the loot with me and the three or four dozen other journalists assembled.
It wasn't surprising to me when, less than five years later, I found myself watching the story unfold again on the big screen in Sofia Coppola's The Bling Ring. The fascination was already at a fever pitch in the Fall of 2009. The group was eventually linked to break-ins at the homes of Orlando Bloom, Rachel Bilson, and Lindsay Lohan, to name a few. TMZ was posting constant updates, Vanity Fair was investigating a big, splashy story on the crimes, and the teenage burglar bunch was a regular topic of cocktail-party conversation in LA. It was simple to track down the Bling Ring kids via social media in the early stages of the investigation, and — probably to his detriment — key suspect Nick Prugo had a used-car-salesman of an attorney who was a quick and easy source of information. Clearly it was questionable information, but it was something to go on, nonetheless. Detective Goodkin was talkative and quick to pick up the phone. In fact, his open-book approach has him in hot water these days; he was paid more than $25,000 for consulting on the movie and appearing in a cameo role, as an officer who arrests Emma Watson's character, without asking for permission from his higher-ups. He's being investigated by the LAPD as I write this and might lose his job.
For me, the Bling Ring story was a perfect Los Angeles tale. Nevermind that these kids lived in the suburbs of Calabasas, just an hour's drive in traffic from the Hollywood homes they robbed. They may as well have been from Boise, ID, like me. They were total outsiders who just happened to be in close proximity.
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Taylor Swift's Latest Honors, the Cast of The Bling Ring, and More on POPSUGAR Live!
Sofia Coppola talks to us about working with her husband's music, we chat with the cast of The Bling Ring, and we have the latest on Taylor Swift's fragrance honors. All that plus today's Daily Obsession from Henri Bendel — with an exclusive deal — and more on POPSUGAR Live! for June 13, 2013.
Sofia Coppola Reveals the Song Emma Watson "Liked to Dance to in the Club"
We spoke with Sofia Coppola at the Women in Film Crystal + Lucy Awards in Beverly Hills yesterday as she prepped for this weekend's release of The Bling Ring. The director talked with us about taking the risk of casting unknown actors for some of the biggest roles in the movie and about the music in the film — the soundtrack was just released this week. She told us she included one track because it was a favorite of Emma Watson's. We also asked Sofia about collaborating with husband Thomas Mars of French band Phoenix, and she admitted she sometimes reviews his lyrics to make sure they "make sense" in English.
Patton Oswalt on His "Drunk at a Bus Stop" Speech Following His Parks and Recreation Win
A humble Patton Oswalt swooped up the honor for best guest performer in a comedy series last night at the Critics' Choice Television Awards for his role on Parks and Recreation — and promptly forgot to thank his wife during his acceptance speech. The comedian and actor joked with us about the blunder backstage and also talked about what it was like to join Amy Poehler and the rest of the comedy's cast on set.
The Middle's Eden Sher Says She "Genuinely" Considered Wearing Crocs to a Red Carpet
The Middle's Eden Sher may not look much like her TV character, Sue Heck, but the actress says she enjoys going under the radar in public. We chatted with a glammed-up Eden backstage last night following her Critics' Choice Television Awards win for best supporting actress in a comedy about going unrecognized — and why she decided against wearing Crocs and a backpack to last night's red carpet.
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Carson Daly represented The Voice last night at the Critics' Choice Television Awards in Beverly Hills, taking home the best competition reality series honor for the cast, crew, and contestants. Backstage, we asked Carson to weigh in on the in-the-moment nature of the show and Adam Levine's recent outburst during an especially bad night for his team. He also told us why he thinks The Voice has succeeded while other TV singing contests have faltered.
Sarah Paulson Promises "a Lot of Witchy Bitches" on the Next Season of American Horror Story
Sarah Paulson snagged the best supporting actress in a movie or miniseries award at last night's Critics' Choice Television Awards for her work in American Horror Story. We caught up with the actress backstage to talk about the "harrowing" and "dark" roles she's played on the show. She also told us that next season, subtitled "Coven," will feature a lot of "bitchy witches" and more of Evan Peters.
Girls' Alex Karpovsky on Shoshanna and Ray's "Sad" Breakup and Fan Tattoos
We caught up with Alex Karpovsky of Girls last night at the Critics' Choice Television Awards in Beverly Hills to talk about what's ahead for his character, Ray, on the upcoming season of the HBO hit. We also asked him if any fans have gotten Ray's dialogue tattooed on their bodies as one viewer recently did with Lena's much-repeated "all adventurous women do" line from the show. It turns out, the answer is yes!
7 Strange and Surprising Facts About the Real-Life Bling Ring
Sofia Coppola's The Bling Ring tells an unlikely — but true — story: a group of suburban LA teens regularly rob a string of celebrity homes and, for more than a year, get away with it. The real-life bling ring managed to pilfer more than $3 million in clothes, jewelry, guns, and money from the homes of stars like Megan Fox, Paris Hilton, and Rachel Bilson before they were caught in 2009.
The case quickly became a media sensation. Not only did the kids target famous people, but they also seemed to want to be them, partying in Hollywood nightclubs in Paris Hilton's dresses and spending their stolen cash at celebrity-frequented boutiques like Kitson. Here are some surprising — and sometimes stranger-than-fiction — details about the case that you may not have heard:
1. They targeted Paris Hilton because she was "dumb": Nick Prugo, one of the core members of the group, later said that he and coconspirator Rachel Lee chose Paris as their first target specifically because they didn't think she was the sharpest tool in the shed. "Rachel's idea and, I guess, my idea, was that she was dumb," Nick later said in the Vanity Fair article "The Suspects Wore Louboutins." "Like, who would leave a door unlocked? Who would have a lot of money lying around? Logically anyone in America could probably figure out that if you were gonna do something to a celebrity it would be someone that wasn't, you know, that bright."
2. They're all out of jail: Despite ripping off an estimated $3 million in jewels, clothes, cash, and other personal effects, none of the members of the bling ring are still behind bars. Rachel Lee, the ringleader whom Katie Chang portrays in the movie, was released in March of last year after serving two years of a four-year sentence. Some of the more peripheral members of the group were sentenced only to probation and community service. Perhaps most surprisingly, Johnny Ajar — who resold stolen goods for the group — is apparently still living extravagantly. The convicted felon, whom Gavin Rossdale's The Bling Ring character is loosely based on, regularly posts pictures of stacks of cash, Rolex watches, and high-end meals at pricey restaurants on his Instagram feed.
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Elisabeth Moss Drops a Hint About Mad Men's "Weird and Mysterious" Bob Benson
Elisabeth Moss picked up an honor tonight at the Critics' Choice Television Awards for her role in the TV miniseries Top of the Lake, but backstage, we also had to ask her about Mad Men. Elisabeth gave us a little hint to go on about the endlessly "mysterious" Bob Benson and also told us how her own experiences living in NYC have mirrored Peggy Olson's. Elisabeth also gave us the scoop on her dramatic new hair transformation, which she said was "Rihanna-inspired."
Bryan Cranston Talks the "Worst Day" Shooting Breaking Bad's Series Finale
Bryan Cranston, former costar Jonathan Banks, and Breaking Bad's producers celebrated their tie with Game of Thrones for best drama tonight at the Critics' Choice Television Awards. We asked the crew to tell us about the mood on their last day at work shooting the series finale, which they said was full of tears and hugs. Bryan and Jonathan also told us whether they've patched things up after their memorable last moments on screen together.
Parenthood's Monica Potter Reflects on the Breast-Cancer Story Line That "Struck a Nerve"
Parenthood's Monica Potter took home the best supporting actress in a drama series award tonight at the Critics' Choice Television Awards after a season that hit especially close to home. Monica, who had a breast-cancer scare last year, portrayed her character Kristina's battle with the disease this year on the drama. See what Monica told us about the "incredible" opportunity to bring awareness to the disease and how women who have been touched by breast cancer reacted to the show's treatment of the illness.
Pretty Little Liars' Janel Parrish Promises Red Coat's Reveal and an "Unexpected Twist"
Pretty Little Liars left fans with a major cliffhanger back in March with its shocking season-three finale. Actress Janel Parrish stopped by our LA studios today to talk about the drama's return, promising that the nagging mystery of who — or what — is in the trunk will be revealed "seconds" into this season's premiere. Janel also weighed in on the craziest fan theories she's heard about the ABC Family series and said we'll find out who's really wearing the red coat sooner than we might have guessed. Pretty Little Liars's season-four premiere airs tomorrow night at 8/7 p.m. Central.
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Desiree Hartsock may have had her heart broken on the last season of The Bachelor, but she said she knew "yes" was the right answer when she was asked to sign on for The Bachelorette. Desiree stopped by our LA studios recently to weigh in on the strong personalities in this season's crop of men and whether Ben will emerge as the "bad guy" of the competition. She also reacted to some advice Sean Lowe publicly shared for her and reflected on whether she was surprised by the choice she made in the season finale. The next episode of The Bachelorette airs tonight on ABC at 8/7 Central.
Poolside Style & Nicole Kidman's Cannes Hair: The Best of POPSUGARTV This Week
This week in POPSUGARTV, we talked to the man behind all of Nicole Kidman's enviable hair looks at the Cannes Film Festival and showed you how to create a DIY ear cuff inspired by Rooney Mara's. We also geared up for a Summer spent outdoors, putting a healthy spin on iced tea, sharing three great outfits to keep you looking stylish poolside, and getting Kelly Ripa's arm workout straight from her trainer!
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Fruitvale Station Director Ryan Coogler and Star Octavia Spencer on the "Humbling" Film
Fruitvale Station is a retelling of the shooting of Oscar Grant. In 2009, Oscar was gunned down by Oakland police, sparking a public outcry. We spoke with the movie's writer and director, Ryan Coogler, and Octavia Spencer, who plays Oscar's mom in the film, shortly after the drama received a standing ovation at its Cannes Film Festival premiere. The pair told us why it was vital to shoot the movie in the Bay Area, what they learned from their conversations with Oscar's family, and what being "embraced" by an international audience in France meant to them. Fruitvale Station will hit select theaters in the States beginning next month.
Teresa Palmer on Wish You Were Here's "Big Reveal" and Why She Bypassed Her Party Years
In just a few short years, Teresa Palmer has built a movie career any young actor would envy. Teresa moved to LA at age 20 shortly after landing her role in the comedy Take Me Home Tonight, relying on good friends Topher Grace and Anna Faris to help show her the Hollywood ropes. Her latest film, Wish You Were Here, hits select theaters this weekend and also stars fellow Aussie Joel Edgerton. We caught up with Teresa to talk about the project and what it was like to play an impulsive party girl, a phase she admits she "bypassed" in her own life because she was so focused on work. Teresa also told us that her next project will have her juggling roles in front of and behind the camera; she's writing, producing, and starring in a movie loosely based on her own life.
The Bling Ring's Israel Broussard Tells Us Which Celebrity's Home He'd Break Into
Israel Broussard stars as a teen burglar in Sofia Coppola's The Bling Ring, and last night at the LA debut of the film, we asked him which famous person's home he'd most like to break into if he could get away with it. Israel also talked to us about the surreal experience of shooting the movie in Paris Hilton's house and whether he's gotten used to being in the public eye yet.


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Post subject: Savage Megadungeons
Due to the preferences of my player group and the fact I never know which ones will turn up at any given session, I'm thinking of running a Savage Worlds megadungeon - 6 or more levels, dozens of rooms per level - as my next campaign.
Any advice or pointers from people who've done that please?
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Due to the preferences of my player group and the fact I never know which ones will turn up at any given session, I'm thinking of running a Savage Worlds megadungeon - 6 or more levels, dozens of rooms per level - as my next campaign.
Any advice or pointers from people who've done that please?
Yeah. Be careful. Dungeon Crawls are generally associated with fights that take a while when playing. Remember SW battles don't generally last as long. Take that in consideration.
Figure out Magic Items. This is the other big draw of dungeons. But remember, games you normally see megadungeons in has greater freedom to tweak magic items with. (I.E. when rolling a d20, a +1 - +5 give you 5 different levels of magic items, while in SW you'd rarely reach a +2...) I might suggest breaking out the SW Supers Book and using it as a basis for building your own magical items.
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I would recommend that you DON'T map the whole thing out.
Instead do something like a series of branching possibilities that occur as the group moves around. It's kind of cheating (the dungeon gets built as the group moves through it), but it prevents a lot of dead time (if group turns left, when all the really interesting stuff was mapped out to the right).
Of course it's critical that you
never tell the group this information
as it will completely wreck their motivation to explore. Even consider having some fake/extra dungeon maps around for any prying eyes that happen to glance over the GM screen.
Oh, and this is an awesome resource:
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I have not done this, but I have
seen some good advice
from those that have converted classic D&D megadungeons like the Temple of Elemental Evil for SW.
is very knowledgeable on D&D to SW conversions, so a polite PM would probably net you some useful advice and materials.
1. Get the Fantasy Companion. It is not in my opinion the best companion, but it has a lot of the heavy lifting for magic items, traps etc. already done.
2. Pacing of encounters in a module is very different for SW. D&D needs to feed treasure and encounters to players in order to level them up sufficiently. SW does not. Many classic dungeon crawls therefore have "padding" encounters that do not add much to the experience, but provide the needed XP and magic items.
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On the subject of traps, there was some pretty good discussion
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Just a thought, you might get some of these;
Lots of beautiful art, these are very inspirational. You must still come up with stats however, they only depict the item and perhaps it's materials.
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Thanks everyone, some good food for thought there!
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In the middle of the dungeon have them find a casino with a theater. The show is "lets make a dungeon deal" and behind curtain 3 is a red dragon
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My biggest piece of advice would be to make it something other than fantasy.
Science fiction lends itself well to the idea, but so would post apocalyptic survival.
A giant star liner or battleship, derelict in space. Survivors of the original crew and the boarding forces are still wandering around fighting each other and any interlopers like the characters.
A supermegamall teeming with rival gangs of mutants, zombies, rats and the occasional cleaning robot.
Either works well with a flow chart sort of map layout. Broken walkways, sections exposed to space (or acid rain for the mall) and other obstacles make a direct route impossible.
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I've done variations on this sort of setup with varying degrees of success. A few random thoughts on a fantasy dungeon in Savage Worlds, for the sake of brainstorming:
1) I recommend actually working out the map ahead of time. If you are making it up as you go, there are too many "tells" that can give away your game. I've been on the player side of a "make-it-up dungeon" and once the players clued in (largely due to the GM's over-use of "irony" and "gotcha"-isms) it lost a bit of the magic, and any illusion of self-determination.
Even if you don't do it to intricate detail, at least work out the map and some super-rough ideas for what might be in each room. There's always a certain amount of "winging it" that's inherent to the business of running an RPG, but I would find it better to have a list of ideas and names and descriptors ahead of time -- that in a worst-case scenario I could simply CHANGE on the fly -- than to have a blank sheet in front of me when it's time to play.
2) Have locations relate to each other. You can tell a "story" of sorts by details that link locations and encounters together, even if ultimately all the heroes are doing is exploring a maze, fighting monsters, and getting loot. How detailed or sloppy it is depends upon your time, inclination, and inspiration, but even little touches can make it more "real" for the players.
The old convention of having a "dungeon" be a random assortment of rooms with odd monsters who DO NOTHING BUT SIT IN THEIR ROOM AND WAIT FOR ADVENTURERS TO VISIT struck me as a bit silly. You could give some thought to the "ecology" of the dungeon -- what preys on what -- and in the case of unliving enemies (golems, animated statues, zombies, etc.), why they ended up there in the first place (e.g., created to guard something, or perhaps dead adventurers in a room with a cursed relic that causes anyone who dies nearby to rise as a flesh-craving zombie in 24 hours).
If it's a cavern, perhaps there's a stream that disappears into a crack in one wall, but if the heroes visit another chamber, they'll find out where the stream comes back out again (and if they killed some monster "upstream," maybe its blood or ichor or whatever is coloring the water coming through).
If there's something in a room that makes NOISE, the heroes might be able to hear it in a connecting chamber. Or perhaps there are tracks that could give a hint of the roaming patterns of wandering monsters, or the occasional dead body of a monster (perhaps the creatures here don't "play nice" with each other), hinting at something bigger and tougher than it nearby.
3) Since you don't have Combat Ratings or Challenge Levels or such to carefully scale all encounters to the heroes, make sure the heroes have a chance to run away, or to see what they're getting into before they commit themselves. As with the above, it could be by giving them "foreshadowing" of what encounters might be nearby.
Someone with Tracking or Survival might be able to guess what sort of critter lives nearby, and that character could even get a rough idea of the creature's stats (to abstractly represent his knowledge of the dangers of such things). Someone with Knowledge (Occult/Arcana) on the other hand would be the go-to person for knowledge about magical entities and undead. If the heroes have more to go by, and can make educated choices about what challenges to take on, the lack of "fair" and "balanced" encounters isn't such a big deal; the heroes can take the burden on themselves (and might just wisely decide to AVOID some of the encounters -- especially if there's no decent treasure to be had for their trouble).
4) Figure out a few other uses for dead monsters, other than "XP" (because heroes don't get XP for killing monsters). Not all monsters necessarily have treasure, but in D&D and such, at least you'd get the *experience* for defeating them. If the point of the game is fighting monsters, and not all the monsters make sense to be hoarding shiny gold things, there can be other rewards. For example:
a) Maybe their eggs, hides, meat, etc., can be harvested and sold. The remains of the monster ARE the "treasure." Someone with Survival skill might be the go-to person to know how to properly skin a creature for the best value on its hide, etc.
b) Or, the above have in-game properties of use to the heroes. Perhaps the leather hide of a particular creature could be used (with the relevant skill or a bit of money to hire a professional) to make some superior leather armor that weighs less than usual. Or, rare magical creatures might yield "material components" that can be used up in lieu of Power Points to cast spells.
c) Or, hey, maybe you could capture and tame a monster and eventually train a pet.
5) If it's all about fabulous treasure and such, make sure there's something interesting the heroes can spend it on, back in town. Maybe it's possible to buy "superior" types of weapons or armor (weighs less, slight bonus, etc.). Or, maybe it's possible that the heroes could have other goals to amass money for. Quizzing the players to see what sorts of "personal goals" their heroes might have would be a good idea, too. E.g.:
a) Buy a land and title! For a couple cart-loads of gold and silver, you could buy the barony, and now instead of being Grimdark the Terrible, you are known as LORD Grimdark the Terrible! ;D You even get your own coat of arms!
b) For wizards, perhaps build your own "wizard's tower," and your own personal library, and get a +1 bonus to Kn (Arcana) rolls made back in town, and the right to use the "Investigate" skill to try to look up information on that monster you had to bypass or run away from on your last trip to the dungeon.
c) Lackeys for hire! Henchmen might be available for hire back in town (and prices go up if you LOSE any henchmen during your adventures). As Extras, they probably can't help much in battle, but it can be awfully handy to have a henchman who helps you carry your loot (avoiding encumbrance penalties) and who can spend an action to hand you a potion or pass you your spear so you don't have to waste time in combat fumbling around for it yourself. And at the very least, he's got an extra set of eyes to spot ambushes.
6) Come up with descriptions for things, so it's not just a bunch of plain stone rooms. If you can't describe them, find some pictures to print off of some neat stuff, so you can say, "THIS is what it looks like!" Even features with no functional effect on the area can help to flesh things out and make it worth "exploring."
Maybe these ruined "dungeons" are but a small remnant of an ancient subterranean lizard-man kingdom destroyed by a cataclysmic spell and accompanying earthquake. Some areas could be natural caves, only partly excavated to serve as chambers, so you could have ice-cold cavern streams, mineral-colored pools, bubbling hot-springs, majestic stalagmite and stalactite structures, patches of luminescent moss or glowing crystals, the giant skeleton of some ancient prehistoric behemoth that was fossilized and partially exposed by the erosion of the caves, etc. In the "ruined lizard city" area, there might be enchanted fountains that still work, broken dinosaur-like statuary, incomplete mosaics (someone stole the shiniest stones) that hint at the history of the doomed kingdom, post-cataclysm mass-burial chambers with elaborate death-masks that have outlasted the bones once interred here, a carved bridge over a howling chasm, a "gallery" of musical glowing crystals, a lava room that was once used as a furnace or weapon forge, a magic mirror that lets one survey various odd parts of the kingdom (but only if you can speak "lizard-man" and know the names of the regions it can show you), etc.
And, of course, since you don't want to have to map an ENTIRE UNDERGROUND CITY, passages end in impassable rubble where necessary.
7) If you're using miniatures, and the layout gets too big to represent on a single table, make a "mini-map." That is, I've often made a smaller-scale representation of the area the heroes are exploring, with markers to show their relative location, and then I'd break out a "battle map" for the immediate room being explored and/or fought in. This I found to be a lot more practical than trying to cover the entire table in dungeon tiles.
8 ) I prefer "expendable" magic items, or those with very incidental features, as an alternative to overly focusing on yet another "magic sword" or piece of "magic armor." Potions (magical power effect stored in a bottle), scrolls (allows a spellcaster to cast the indicated spell using his own skill, even if he doesn't know the power, with Power Points already stored), one-use amulets of protection (grants you a free Soak roll!), magic sharpening stones (grants you a temporary damage bonus to a weapon), etc. One reason I like "expendables" so much is that if they're too "generous" ... eventually they'll be used up and gone anyway.
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Thanks a lot, Jordan, now I want to run a @#$$&# dungeon!
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Thanks Jordan - good stuff...
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