What kind of story would be fitting for a 90s Skater & Graffiti Campaign?
and where should it be set?
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Evan Collins
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Jason Morales
>What kind of story would be fitting for a 90s Skater & Graffiti Campaign?
a story, of the west side kind
>and where should it be set?
in my ass desu
Isaac Long
Ideally, some kind of urban fantasy investigative type story. Like the X-Files meets the Skateboard Kid.
Should be set in New York, obviously.
Elijah Walker
Aliens?
Adam Brooks
>The local government, the cops and half of the adults in town are forming a conspiracy.
>It starts with absurd curfews and random room-checks for energy drinks, spray cans and punkrock albums.
>They took art-class and sports out of the curriculum and fired the favorite, rad teacher. >They closed down the skate bowl and teenagers aren't welcome at the mall anymore... >Totally uncool bro!
>But the rad teacher hasn't disappeared completely, he has gone into hiding to protect himself!
>He tells you the adults are forming a satanic cult and are planning to make all teenagers miserable by stopping them from having fun to appease their dark lord
>The only way to stop them is by showing them how to have fun again and shake them from their demonic influence
>By doing rad skateboarding, parcours, spraying graffiti messages and breaking into places they're not supposed to be
>absolutely tubular dude
Zachary Reyes
Set it in a small town with limited cops but enough stuck up conservative adults. Small schools, everyone knows each other. Go hard 90ies.
Let me know what system you will be using, I want to play this myself now.
Evan Foster
I was thinking Gurps. Any better ideas?
Jose Rogers
>Set it in a small town with limited cops but enough stuck up conservative adults. Small schools, everyone knows each other. Go hard 90ies.
Nah fuck it, big city hood. Keep the familiar people thing, more opportunity for heartless gentrification of the corporate kind. "Evict the undesirables for the good of our beloved city" slogans and all that.
Isaiah Torres
Fate is probably better if you're more concerned with playing up tropes rather than mechanics.
Jose Sanders
i'm not too familiar with Fate. Tell me about it, whats different?