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11/1/11
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Cool, will you be running a TIMEMASTER game?

Goblinoid Games wrote:Cool, will you be running a TIMEMASTER game?

I'll be running one at Gary Con in March for sure, as well as Gen Con. May run a PBP here on the forums to get loosened up with the system again.

Count me in if you do.

The Sentinel reports that renegade activity has been observed around September 12, 1958. Primary Event Window for this historical date would be the first public demonstration of the integrated circuit. Time Corps agents are requested to investigate and correct as needed.

Event Window: Sept. 12, 1958 - First Demonstration Of The Integrated Circuit

His concept of time travel gave birth to the seminal science fiction novel on the subject. He also created modern table top war gaming, so Timemaster owes its creation to this man's creative visions. Meet H.G. Wells today at Time Corps HQ.

Historical Figure: H.G. Wells

The established timeline between now and 7154 A.D. (the establishment of the Time Corps) never really struck me as accurate. (Plus there's the cumbersome tie-in with Pacesetter's Star Ace RPG line). So today I offer up an alternative history where time travel is discovered 500 years from now rather than 5,000 years. Visit Time Corps HQ where we discuss:

Dealing With Timemaster's "Future History"

December 5, 1945 -- The Sentinel reports that Navy Flight 19 has landed safe and sound in Fort Lauderdale after a harrowing overwater training run. All five planes and 14 crew members are secure. One problem: Flight 19 disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle on that day.

Just as the removal of historically important people and events can be disastrous to the Continuum, the RETURN of those who were originally lost can be just as devastating. Time Corps agents may find themselves conflicted as to what to do when the "found" need to remain "lost."

Event Window: Dec. 5, 1945 - Flight 19 Disappears In The Bermuda Triangle

St. George is the patron saint of England and among the most famous of Christian figures. A devout Christian, George refused to convert to the Roman gods and was executed by decapitation. Christians came to honor him as a martyr, and in 494 A.D., George was canonized as a saint by Pope Gelasius I.

Oh, and tales of him "slaying a dragon"? That was a failed Time Corps mission that has passed into the tales of legend.

Historical Figure: Saint George of Lydda

Not all historical figures are heads of state. Some simply think they're heads of state. Emperor Norton I, Emperor of the United States and Defender of Mexico, was a colorful San Francisco character who wandered the streets of the city in the 1880s, issuing proclamations and making decrees. And the citizens treated him with the respect normally given only to royalty.

Historical Figure: Norton I, Emperor Of The United States