[UA] Personomancers

[Christopher Bedford]

That sounds interesting.  I was just watching some of the special features on Rocky Balboa and the cast and crew were talking about how in Philadelphia nobody refers to him as Sylvester Stalone but rather as Rocky.  His character is a big part of the culture.
 
Perhaps this kind of personamancer could gain a minor charge by running up the steps of the famous art museum and waving their arms in triumph.
 
Of course, even if the intention is to only take on the role of historical figures, you can always say Rocky is a real entity in your world, after all, it's your reality.  Why not?
-Christopher
doktor-xombie.livejournal.com> Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2007 16:17:50 -0400> From: rusrayburn at gmail.com> To: ua at lists.unknown-armies.com> Subject: [UA] Personomancers> > Since the list has been quiet of late, I'll throw a goofy question out.> > Personomancers, IIRC, attempt to channel formerly living people... but> could they channel fictional characters?> > Channel Dirty Harry instead of Clint Eastwood, for instance?> > Seems like some of the fictional characters closely associated with a> particular actor/actress can take on an identity of their own.> > -- > It takes a village to raise a child,> but just a van and a few puppies to catch one.> > http://blog.myspace.com/cthuloidgunnut> _______________________________________________> UA mailing list> UA at lists.unknown-armies.com> http://lists.unknown-armies.com/mailman/listinfo/ua
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