"Science gone wrong, do you use in it?" Topic

So do you use the mad scientist gambit in scenarios often?
Or perhaps a rogue geneticist with crazy ideas and no inhibitions.

I shall conquer the world with my amphibious Panda force, Mua Ha Ha!!!!!

I have plans for just that exact thing!

TMP link
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Once it's built, the crazies will come!

Dan

Heck yeah!

Space monsters, cave monsters, alien monsters, giant monsters, man made monsters; all of the above.

Mike Bunkermeister Creek
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Not quite "gone wrong".
But when I was designing my GASLIGHT armies, I ignored anything that Science "discovered" post 1885.
The all important Second Law of Thermodynamics was … not quite finalized.
Basically I wanted to do weird stuff that a fanatical devotion to scientific truth might frown upon.
For example, guys pedaling had an efficiency far greater than 1.0 and that allowed fantastic models.

Only when I eat Twinkies

Sometimes.

And sometimes not by deliberate intent . . . In Dystopian Wars, there's an ability called "Inventive Scientists" which allows a re-roll on a failed test for such things as putting out fires or a repair. On a roll of 1, the action not only fails, something catches fire.

Pretty much the question answered there :D

Here's a cool illustration to further inspire your endeavors.

Dan