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Rocket Man · 07-28-2019, 09:05 AM

Between Supernatural, Stranger Things, and the television version of Good Omens, I'm beginning to think that In Nomine was simply ahead of its time. We're even now seeing the adaptation of Neil Gaiman's "Sandman" for Netflix, for those who like to campaign in The Marches.

I would love to see SJG grab hold of the opportunity and put IN out there again. Until that wonderful day comes (if it does), how many of you have used the current "supernatural pop culture" environment as a gateway to get others playing (or entertain those who already do) - whether as a way to explain the game, or colorful bits in the background, or wholesale theft of plots and settings?

07-28-2019, 09:05 AM	#1
Rocket Man Petitioner: Word of IN Filk Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Longmont, CO	This Magic Moment ... Between Supernatural, Stranger Things, and the television version of Good Omens, I'm beginning to think that In Nomine was simply ahead of its time. We're even now seeing the adaptation of Neil Gaiman's "Sandman" for Netflix, for those who like to campaign in The Marches. I would love to see SJG grab hold of the opportunity and put IN out there again. Until that wonderful day comes (if it does), how many of you have used the current "supernatural pop culture" environment as a gateway to get others playing (or entertain those who already do) - whether as a way to explain the game, or colorful bits in the background, or wholesale theft of plots and settings? __________________ “It's not railroading if you offer the PCs tickets and they stampede to the box office, waving their money. Metaphorically speaking” --Elizabeth McCoy, In Nomine Line Editor Author: "What Doesn't Kill Me Makes Me Stronger"