Quote:
Originally Posted by Nymdok
... simply scrying and hijacking major supply shipments, that could add a much needed boost to their production.
|
Harder than it sounds. The places where major shipments happen are (a) at sea and (b) on the Soviet railway system.
Ships moved in convoys, and you have to mind-control a lot of people for a long time to get a convoy into a German-controlled port. The Soviet railway system didn't run across the front line of the Eastern Front, because the Germans were forced to re-lay it from Russian gauge (4'11.5") to Standard gauge (4'8.5") because they lacked Russian gauge locomotives - the Soviets managed to destroy nearly all the ones they didn't drive away.
Quote:
|
The blood sacrifice of those that Germany considered undesirable is all at once the creepiest and most brilliantly evil story idea I've read in a while. If there isn't a Weird War II Campaign in there, I don't know where it is...
|
Deliberately not used by the authors of
GURPS WWII: Weird War II; see p57 for their reasons, which seem very sound to me.