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In a grim and bloody business, a little bit of flash never hurt anyone
InterGlobal Theatrical Productions has not exactly had a typical path into the business of making ten-ton people of metal and fire. IGTP (or simply "the Globe") began life as a practical effects shop for movies, and thanks to the guidance of a few old hands in the industry, a couple of lucky breaks, and a complete unwilingness to cut corners, quickly rose to the top of the game. The films they worked on were so appealing to a particular demographic that it became a not-uncommon sight in their corner of space to see a merc tooling around in a custom mech that looked like it could have walked fresh out of an IGTP workshop.
As it turns out, the hop from making enormous, fully functional props to actual machines of war was not as hard as you might expect - but it was just as profitable as you might expect. Now the script has flipped - its practical effects business a footnote to its war machines - but the Globe is doing better than ever. Come see the Globe pilot - and don't just win, win in style.
Currently featuring 5 new core bonuses and 7 fully licensed mechs, including:
- Yorick: A grim gravedigger that salvages enemy mechs for armor and weapons
- Tybalt: an Incendiary striker who has as much regard for its own safety as its enemies
- Oberon: a seasonal artillery that can modify its weapons on-the-go.
- Prospero: a controller/support that leverages storms and wind to gain advantages on the battlefield
- Iago: a hacker focused on confusion and betrayal
- Lear: a defender that can project its overshields to nearby allies
- Falstaff: a knife juggling... clown?
I am heading toward the final stages of early playtesting. I do not expect to add a ton more (though fluff is coming and an alt frame or core bonus may trickle in), but I am hoping for your feedback to tighten this up!
Most recent materials: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1G6odkaobSdEYGg1URM0IWO_45_HVNbW8?usp=drive_link
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