The Wondrous Worlds of Sunday Morning Swords
A fabulous setting is arising from the #SundayAMSwords games. A setting inspired at first by the post-apocalyptic adventures of Thundarr the Barbarian, but is now swiftly becoming its own beast. A beast without continuity, but with a growing history, nonetheless. Much like the pulps before it.
I have an urge to preserve some of it. To record the sites and monsters, the strangeness and villainy, the feats and sorcery, so that others can use them in their games. To offer them not as an account that must be adhered to, but as a worn mixtape that you know just how long you have to fast forward to get to the right spots.
This seems as good a place as any. So if you've played in a Sunday Morning Swords game, whether you've played with me or not, feel free to post a detail, a moment, a thread, an eidolon, etc. that made the game sing for you in the comments below.
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