What's your favorite crossover/mashup of things that usually go in different settings?
I love it when Japanese ninjas show up in my wuxia.
What's your favorite crossover/mashup of things that usually go in different settings?
Nolan Phillips
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Owen Hill
>I love it when Japanese ninjas show up in my wuxia.
Are they real ninja if you noticed them?
Robert Watson
YES
Juan Long
Samurai knights
Matthew Evans
Samurai western gets my
Sci-fi post apoc disguised as bronze age fantasy is a runner up
Jaxon Moore
That fucking movie had sexy-no-jutsu 30 years before naruto
also, doublejumping off of your sword
Robert Anderson
Westerns-Space Opera
Fantasy tropes in space
Aliens in fantasy
Cyborg Samurai
Jacob Collins
I'm a fan of monsters in modern era settings. Hell I've been making a 1920's setting that boils down to the great depression and big monsters (all referred to as "kaiju" for now) with all that entails (gangs running some places shaking people down for "monster insurance" and the like while bootlegging).
Gavin Sanders
>Japanese ninjas show up in my wuxia.
You know Ninjas originally came from China right?
Evan Jones
Magic in a (semi)realistic setting.
Ryder Russell
No, they are a cheep distraction real ninjas hire to act as bait
Parker Scott
Yes they are.
Angel Turner
Funny Coz I love adding 1920s mobsters to everything.
Even when ringing DnD all the monsters races speak with Sicilian accents and like to think of themselves as legitimate businesses men.
John Perry
That's like saying cop police
Matthew Price
Ninjas originated from Budhist monks who migrated from mainland China to spread their faith so Ninjas are technically allready Wuxia...
Ethan Hall
cop police vs police cops
Brayden Thomas
I'm so fucking mad we're never going to get anything in Redsteel 2's setting ever again.
Gavin Bailey
Japanese ninja are significantly distinct from their Chinese origins.
Jaxson Hall
Incredibly hard SF and magic that breaks the rule of that hard SF.
This is rarely done though. You have science fantasy and soft SF like star wars or W40k, but not true hard SF with magic.
James Hill
Yeah, I want Chun Li to break out some ritual spells
Joshua Rogers
Hi there, George.
Also, aliens in fantasy is genuinely mine. In every setting I make, I always make an effort to have a location where an alien ship crashed at some point. Especially the fantasy settings.
Logan Reed
>space fantasy landscapes in fantasy
>dinosaurs and Zombies with everything
>cartoon characters in gritty psycho dramas
Gavin Taylor
Space Westerns.
Commonplace fantasy in a modern setting. E.g., seeing elves on the train you ride to work, goblin carnies, and everything is into.
Alien focused sci-fi that also happens to have ghosts. No pseudoscience explanation about electromagnetism or whatever, just plain dead people who won't move on.
Austin Jones
Pirates, samurai, monks, barbarian tattooed warriors with cannons, adventurers and knights.
The setting is called "16th century Asia" btw.
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>was a samurai of black African origin who served under the Japanese hegemon and warlord Oda Nobunaga in 1581 and 1582
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