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Could the origins from Gamma World be turned into themes?

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#1
mysticbelmont
Dec 02, 2011 11:43:13 I think it would be interesting if they were.
#2
Seeker95
Dec 02, 2011 15:06:08 Some of them could fairly easily be turned into Themes, but others (wheels?) might be a bit difficult for anyone not playing a warforged!
#3
Kalnaur
Dec 02, 2011 19:23:36
Some of them could fairly easily be turned into Themes, but others (wheels?) might be a bit difficult for anyone not playing a warforged!

Racial Themes? OK!
#4
Caeric
Dec 02, 2011 20:08:43 I think that's a neat idea. They do look a lot like themes, don't they? Playing a Rat Swarm Warforged would be neat. You'd be a combiner.
#5
Ferrets
Dec 03, 2011 5:08:04 All hail the mighty Devistator!
#6
Seeker95
Dec 03, 2011 16:46:04 Hmmm...

Shifter or Warforged + Wheels = Transformer.

Goliath or Half-orc + Plant = Swamp Thing

Changeling + Alien = The Thing (Carpenter, not Marvel)

Goliath + Alien = Martian Manhunter

Drow + Arachnoid = Drider

Dragonborn + Machine = Mechagodzilla

Shifter + Felinoid = Panthro

Goliath or Half-orc + Cryokinetic = Abominable Snowman

Anything + Hawkoid = Aarakokra

Human + Magnetic = Magneto (of course)

Goliath + Radioactive = Dr. Manhattan

Half-orc + Simian = Any Planet of the Apes character

#7
mhbjarkistef
Feb 15, 2012 20:56:01 I am SO going to get my Gamma World book back from my friend at take a look at this ^^
#8
Mad_Jack
Feb 20, 2012 0:16:59
If the GW origins were redone as themes, I could easily recreate most of my favorite oldschool GW characters in 4E... Most, lol.
(Although the anthropomorphic cheetah with superspeed and three attacks per round is clearly a shifter monk and the bright blue sentient tree who rode around on a tricked-out go-cart and shot laser beams out of his eyestalks is actually pretty easy (wilden warlock, maybe?), the altered human with eight arms and two brains (with a total of five attacks per round) and radiation eyes in the back of his head is a lot harder to do.)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 mysticbelmont Dec 02, 2011 11:43:13	I think it would be interesting if they were.
#2 Seeker95 Dec 02, 2011 15:06:08	Some of them could fairly easily be turned into Themes, but others (wheels?) might be a bit difficult for anyone not playing a warforged!
#3 Kalnaur Dec 02, 2011 19:23:36	Some of them could fairly easily be turned into Themes, but others (wheels?) might be a bit difficult for anyone not playing a warforged! Racial Themes? OK!
#4 Caeric Dec 02, 2011 20:08:43	I think that's a neat idea. They do look a lot like themes, don't they? Playing a Rat Swarm Warforged would be neat. You'd be a combiner.
#5 Ferrets Dec 03, 2011 5:08:04	All hail the mighty Devistator!
#6 Seeker95 Dec 03, 2011 16:46:04	Hmmm... Shifter or Warforged + Wheels = Transformer. Goliath or Half-orc + Plant = Swamp Thing Changeling + Alien = The Thing (Carpenter, not Marvel) Goliath + Alien = Martian Manhunter Drow + Arachnoid = Drider Dragonborn + Machine = Mechagodzilla Shifter + Felinoid = Panthro Goliath or Half-orc + Cryokinetic = Abominable Snowman Anything + Hawkoid = Aarakokra Human + Magnetic = Magneto (of course) Goliath + Radioactive = Dr. Manhattan Half-orc + Simian = Any Planet of the Apes character
#7 mhbjarkistef Feb 15, 2012 20:56:01	I am SO going to get my Gamma World book back from my friend at take a look at this ^^
#8 Mad_Jack Feb 20, 2012 0:16:59	If the GW origins were redone as themes, I could easily recreate most of my favorite oldschool GW characters in 4E... Most, lol. (Although the anthropomorphic cheetah with superspeed and three attacks per round is clearly a shifter monk and the bright blue sentient tree who rode around on a tricked-out go-cart and shot laser beams out of his eyestalks is actually pretty easy (wilden warlock, maybe?), the altered human with eight arms and two brains (with a total of five attacks per round) and radiation eyes in the back of his head is a lot harder to do.)