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Maybe Molly went back in time, together with Bob the spirit of intelligence, he taught her the ascension rite to become Mab.

Later on Molly realizes you didn't have to do the rite naked and that is why Bob had to flee from Mab/Molly.

He ends up in the skull and is on his path to Harry again.

The reason he won't talk to Harry about what he argued with Mab about is because it would reveal things in Harrys future even though it's in Bob's past and discussing future things before it has happened is dangerous.

Best spoof post yet.

For a while there were several posters giving updates as to how they were using various systems to run a campaign in the Dresdenverse, but recently this section of the board has been very quiet.

Perhaps this happened at the same time as Fred announced alpha playtesting of THE REAL THING and somehow homebrew games seem less interesting? Maybe people just didn't have anything new to report? I'm hoping that the lack of conversation here isn't indiciative of low long-term interes...

Anyway, I've experimented with Dresden in a couple different game systems with varying degrees of success...
1. Amber Diceless -- this works surprisingly well, since so many of the characters are supernaturals. In a mostly mundane world, it would have some issues.
2. Buffy -- I've found that BtVS (Eden Games) has the right kind of feel, perhaps because Buffy is written with wry humor in much the same way as Dresden. Also I find that I can use some of their ideas for vampires and spells and other things that fit well into Harry's world.
3. Monte Cook's World of Darkness -- this plays like most any d20 system, and typically you like it or hate it. I find some of the ideas (particularly the magic system) to be particularly clever, but overall the system is bulky and cumbersome.
4. Spirit of the Century -- of late I've drifteed back to SotC as my Dresden rule system of choice, in anticipation of the SotC system being similar to Dresden Files. I know that the magic system will be different, but at least my players will be used to the funky +/- dice. 

Anyone else running Dresden at the moment?

The new Basic Role Playing is out from Chaosium, just got my copy and it looks like fun.

What about the magical equivalent of telekinesis?  He might not be able to touch type, but he might be able to manage point-and-click (as opposed to search-and-destroy).

Err, how does he do it without breaching the circle?

Must now post many times.

*looks at post number*

Many many more times.

Answered my question

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