It's taking place in three different times. In this particular session, modern day American characters somehow ended up transported to the island in Shakespeare's The Tempest, where they met a one-armed Russian teddybear with rocket launchers. Soooo yeah. :D
Courtesy of Sunday 25 June 2016's Mutants & Masterminds adventure at Odin's Table.
“Team Anarchist!”
“That’s not cool.”
“It’s cool if I say it’s cool.”
PC: “Librarian, what actually happened?”
GM: “Aaaaaand cue flashback!”
GM: “You are now filled with uncontrollable rage, like the emoji.”
“It starts anime-spraying red from her side.”
GM: “What do you want to do?”
Player: “Watch in horror?!”
“I didn’t realise you guys had given birth to a banshee.”
“I usually only get that angry when fascists are trying to take my phone. Hey, would you look at that!”
“Can I be a conscientious objector to the work that needs to be done?”
“The school is gone! You have no authority here! Deception!”
“Is a sub-objective anything like a submarine?”
“If snakes were found in an alternate dimension, would that be snakes on a plane?”
(rubbing out a ritual to another dimension) “Well done, Harry Potter.”
“You’re really creeping me out.”
“Yeah. Yeah, I am.”
“Who’s going to Scotland? It’s like dying but it rains more.”
“Prospero? Are we in an extended Shakespeare metaphor?”
GM: “It can be moved around, as long as it’s in these blocks. On a 22 you can recognise this tech as--”
Player: “LEGO?”
“Oh so you’re NOT the Bard, you’re just some weird Bard fetishist?”
“The Eiffel Tower didn’t move. It walked to the Middle East and died.”
“Are you mocking me? I have rocket launchers!”
“Let’s go blow up Shakespeare!”
“With a teddybear’s rocket launchers!”
“A blue cyclone of energy.”
“Like a TEMPEST of energy?”
More next week!
