It's a day late n' a dollar short, but for future reference if
anyone's interested I'm willing to hook you up with higher quality
versions of the images here
<http://www.irrationalanimals.com/Pokenomicon/Index.htm> fer free so
long as my name stays attached to the image (It's all about the
exposure). I'm also willing to talk custom illustrations if you're
looking for something specific. Just thought I'd throw that out there.

Cheers,
Daniel <http://www.irrationalanimals.com/>


--- In pokethulhu-news@yahoogroups.com, David Donachie <stranger@...>
wrote:
>
> > Anyway, I'm interested in any game running hints or material that
> > might be useful for me, as I've not played before. The con is in
late
> > May, and I'm hoping to run a game or two beforehand with friends to
> > get better acquainted with it, but beyond that, I've not the
foggiest
> > on what I could do to make the game as enjoyable as possible.
>
> Well I turned to the card game (well it's near equivalent, Pokemon)
for
> help. As well as trainer cards (as given in the rules) I made up cards
> for each of the thulhu, following the size and shape of Pokemon cards.
> You can draw your own pictures for these or, if you have enough cards
> (I do) then it's not hard to find Pokemon images that look
suspiciously
> like some thulhu. There is enough space available for stats and
> attacks. During combat you can use the cards along with glass damage
> counters to help as play aids (it will be familiar to anyone who has
> played the CCG), it certainly made a difference for me.
>
> I *did* have to make up a lot of my own thulhu (to match the setting I
> used), but that seemed fine to people.
>
> I have a copy of the only scenario I have run, plus optional rules I
> found very useful (and details of the thulhu I invented) online at
>
> http://www.teuton.org/~stranger/GAMES/pokethulhu/index.html
>
> Hopefully that may be of some use?
>
> > Does anyone know where I can find images of the pokethulu listed in
> > the 3rd ed book? The images at the back of the book don't seem to
> > match the descriptions given in the game. Thanks!
>
> My only advice, as above, is to get hold of Pokemon cards, a lot of
the
> weirder images (of Dark and Water pokemon especially) are usable just
> as they are.
>
> David
>




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