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>>54843021
>Beholders are very iconic of D&D, but how many times have you faced one in a game?
Never :/

>>54843021
>Beholders are very iconic of D&D, but how many times have you faced one in a game?
Never.

>>54843021
>Beholders are very iconic of D&D, but how many times have you faced one in a game?
Never.

>>54842514
It's fine as long as evil guys also get one. Otherwise it's mary sue bullshit.

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>>54842514
You see him now a veteran of a thousand psychic wars.
He's been living on the edge so long where the winds of limbo roar.

And he's young enough to look at but far too old to see. All the scars on the inside.

I'm not sure that there's anything left of him.

>>54842514
>Eternal Champion
Elaborate

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Well I actually used that pic to represent the big LG God in my modern setting, along with the other 8 gods that popped up one day he's only started to get a following. Pic related is what I used for the CE goddess he WWEd through the Himalayas at the setting's "start".

>>54831037
They fought a century long war against space skynet that technically ended but is still an ongoing conflict across much of the galaxy. There's nothing that can really be done about it except denying them the land to establish a base of operations and wearing their numbers down. Not all AI stems from the same technology or even the same point in history as galactic civilizations at this point have rise and fallen countless times. There's a race of cyborgs that take augmentation so seriously they'd make a techpriest blush, and they are known to launch crusades if their supercomputer tells them to

>>54831037
Thread question: My settings is technically fantasy but there aren't any real gods in the setting, one of the major themes in a lot of the religions in setting though focuses on the veneration of the now practically extinct precursor race who kept humans as pets and slaves, of course depending where you are in the world the details vary but usually the pro-precursor religions are much friendly with each other than the quasi-nationalist religions that cropped up in a few of the successful states founded by rebel slaves
Also if anyone willing to help what would be the proper size for territory controlled by nomadic tribes post the near global collapse of civilization

>>54808754
Tell me what this is about, other than "generic harem simulator", which is what it looks like.

>>54808754
You could just put a game in the setting if that's something your group would be up for.

>>54808754
I run a game in the RWBY setting using the tri stat system. probably one of my funner games to run.

Just run a straight up RWBY game, unless your friends don't like it for some reason.


>>54808787

Its more of an "action battle waifu" deal. No harem or moe garbage and very little actual romance. Pretty fucking sweet so far.

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>>54897371
FOR THE EMPEROR'S FINEST, ULTRAMAR!

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>>54897371
slaanesh is a pretty fun sheila

>>54897389
i want to collect all the mug pics.. SPAM EM SO I CAN SAVE EM PLS

>Camilla getting told to fuck off by forum moderators

based

Again, Fagness is the one true path.

>>54897071
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>>54896786
Have a rogue pickpocket the PC rogue. The genasi will never realize their delivery has been intercepted and redirected until they come out of the bag and have no freaking clue where the hell they are now.

>>54896786
Presumably they float around until someone lets them out.

>>54896786
What's the problem? This just sounds funny.

Image search "ranma 1/2" with the safety filter off.

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>>54896601
>What are some good character arts for a male in a female body?

>>54896638
woodworking

I plan on getting it st some point. I'm not sure why people are mad. Just don't use it if you don't like it.

>>54896444
I think part of it is having to pay for the content you already have a hardcover of again.

The only thing I could see myself using it for is to search through spell descriptions, but there's already online tools that do that, so I doubt I'll ever get it

>>54895204
>Blackbagging an NPC for something that happened sessions ago, and refusing to say why it happened
>Showing consequence
Was it autism?

First John Wick, then later you for reposting this yet again

>>54895204
well campaign was coming to a close anyway so I kinda think this is kinda cool, yes it enforces the universal rule of "actions have consequences" but it adds just a bit of mystery to that previous campaign and could lead to plot-hooks in future campaigns in that setting, especially if those events were important enough to be remembered in songs and stories.

Maybe that makes me an asshole GM for saying that.

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What dev are YOU going to try to meet at gencon?

I don't like blondes

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>>54894609
Blonde isn't a requirement.

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>>54893898
The reason is two fold. The most common explanation is that back in the 80s when cyberpunk was having it's genesis, those regions didn't seem to be on the up and up like they are now.

Nowadays they're starting to see more representation, but still not a huge amount because people just don't really know enough about them to confidently write about it. East Asia almost eclipsed the West back in the day and their media was sold all over the world. It's not really the same for India or Africa, excluding stuff that expat groups bring with them.

>>54893898
Too fragmented.

In early cyberpunk fiction when they were mentioned, they were pretty similar to East Asia but way less developed. Several characters in various Gibson novels mentioned how easy it was to knock over african banks because their cyber security was years behind the advanced stuff.

>>54893778
>proverbial kitchen
Kitchen sink, of course.

>>54893778
Because that would be a thematic clusterfuck and play like shit.

>>54893798
A lot of popular settings are already thematic clusterfucks. I fail to see how you can ruin a bucket full of shit with another spoonful of it.

First for Paladins SUCK

>>54893454
Maybe! I hate Warlocks more!

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Krakens, though that's part of their design change too. Giant leviathan creatures of the deep is way more interesting than giant squids.

I'm married to my job, figuratively speaking.

But back in the day I used to yes.

Aye, lots of people do it. Don't gm for your significant other though, that can lead to shit happening. If you do, try to be as impartial as possible not only for them, but the entire party.

Sure, I do.
One game on Monday where we're both PCs, and another on Thursdays were I GM her. I GM another couple on Thursdays, and that couple also has Wednesday night, where the guy GM's the girl. And he and I have a night where we GM each other, without the girls present.

People talk a lot about playing with their boyfriend/girlfriend in negative ways, because I guess there are a lot of people on /tg/ that have bad experiences, but it's also true that a lot of people on /tg/, maybe those same people, are socially inept edgemaster shitlord neckbeards, so...y'know.

If you wanna play a game with your boy/girlfriend, just fuckin do it without being a metagaming shitter, and you shouldn't have any problems. It's really not that big of a deal.