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Something well paying and short on time constraints.

Possibly something like being at a NOC desk where you can fuck around and play RPGs online as long as you're present/at your desk/keeping an ear out.

>>54385807
I remember this thread. It was fucking awesome, and it's a disgrace that "the /tg/ gets shit done" screencap I saw passing around only shows the OP and tne first reply.

>>54385828
I honestly don't know if I'd enjoy playing with someone who can be called and have to leave at any moment.

>Players are contemplacing a peaceful solution, that will greatly benefit them and many others
>They actually acknowledge out loud that this is probably the best option
>But they have to fight and kill people instead, because the DM is prepared for combat and wants a boss fight instead of talking it over.

FTFY.

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>>54385782
>I decided to play a colective game, knowing fully that my players will take the decitions they want even if it's not what i want
>They actually do that
>Why do they do that!! i didn't want them to take those decitions RREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

I think that your autism can only be accepted in vidya

>>54385782
That's probably because most systems have combat. If you have an RPG system without combat, you might not have this problem...

Then again, I played freeform and we had combat, so there's that...

Maybe don't play RPGs if you don't want to play with Murderhobos.

>comfy

What did he mean by this, /tg/?

>>54385648

A comfy setting that evokes a wholesome, warm feeling, like a fireplace on a cold winter night, a soft matress and warm blankets after a hard day's work, or a group of happy children playing hide and seek in the woods.

slice of life style adventures?

Literal milk runs.
Hazards include friendly doggos and other animal friends slowing you down so you miss the ice cream man on your way back to base.

But it's okay you have choccy milk in the fridge :)

>>54385359
He's right you know. You're the literal brainwashed bigot here

>>54385399
fpbp

>>54385399
>this is what 4chan has become

>>54385242
Oh absolutely. I would go to a store that didn't let me blow my big, billowy clouds of cotton.

>>54385242
I can't imagine they do.

>>54385287
Likewise, mtg isnt the same without chunky rips off my fat lightsaber

>>54385099
>How can someone worthy find a way to open such lock?
By having a "Bright mind and clear heart".

>>54385118
Looks like I've asked the wrong question.

I want to hear ideas of what such lock could be and how is this lock able to filter unworthy candidates.

>>54385099
>doggirls or catgirls?

if doggirls, door opens
if catgirls, a flamethrower appears from the hatch and incinerates the answerer.

>>54385005
Half the "loyal" muhreens are cunts that teamkill at the drop of a hat.

>>54385005
>both sides think the other is a traitor
>niether are

>>54385241
Welcome to the Unforgiven

>>54384871
Rings that make the wearer taller and lighter than they appear.

>>54384968
I'm now imagining a race of people who are "taller than they look." Like their legs unfold to make them taller when frightened as a defense mechanism. It's adorable. Imagine easily frightened inflata-dwarves.

Rings that make the wearer shorter and heavier than they appear

Rings that do the same thing as the sword, but for your dick

Rings that make your finger slightly longer

Rings that allow you to detatch the finger its on, but only once

Rings that allow you to go to a setting with less lame magical artifacts

lvl 1

>>54384580
My character lived all his childhood in a monastery, being prepared to become a paladin of the Crown. He spent all his youth righting wrongs and defending the weak, hoping to one day become famous enough to join the king's court and serve him personally.

Then he actually met the king.

Killing another party member in their sleep. It was very immature of me, and not even a direction I wanted to take the character anyway. The other player seemed to take it relatively in stride, thankfully.

During combat, if a player damages a specific part of an enemy's body, how do you handle it?

For example if a bandit's leg is cut, do you impose disadvantage to actions requiring legwork, or do you simply lower DEX modifiers?

I'm thinking of including this into my campaign to spice up combat and add some variety to "i smack with hammer"

>>54384546
How would you rank the prewritten adventures for 5E?

>>54384681
>During combat, if a player damages a specific part of an enemy's body, how do you handle it?
I would only permit it on crit, as an alternative to doing double damage. I think the reasons are obvious.

That's a blast from the past.

From what I remember, absolutely not.

>>54384256
Well tell what little you remember.

Last time I checked the setting was pretty simplistic.

>>54384105

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My ability to fuck up the most basic things is matched only by this board's ability to let persistent generals die without reincarnation.

>Naked Solemnularity
Also, does Naked Singularity have a 5C identity or colorless identity?

>>54384182
It's 5 color since the mana symbols are rules text not reminder text.

>>54383733
Instead of making new "unique and fresh" races (that will just fall into standard archetypes anyway) make existing races unique and fresh.


But aside from that, i had a lot of fun with size/physiology difference. If you play it right, a Dragon or Giant in Fantasycraft feel VERY different from a human. For physiology, i liked Black Mages from FF IX - artificially created sapient short-lived mana constructs are a very fun idea.

>>54383733
Good taste OP, I steal a fuckton from French BD.
Tough I use Dwarf, Elves and some times Halfings and Gnomes, I don't like them to be main races.

>>54384783
say what you will about the french, they come up with some wiiilld races for their comics.

>>54383566
>Or properly mechanize cover and suppressive fire?
Savage Worlds

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>>54383603
While it might be useful in that one aspect, Savage Worlds has a bunch of other problems, the least of which is drawing stupid cards, and having a completely fucked ramp in power.

>>54383566
Where can I read more?

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>1 Green Groat=12.37 bronze shillings
>1 Bronze Shilling is equal to 1/5th of a sixpenny, or 6/9th of a Wet Bobhog
>A sixpenny is 3/4th of a Dry Bobhog, or 3.2 of a gold shilling
>A Dry Bobhog is 3.83 Young Tanners, or 1/8th of a Royal Groat
>1 Young Tanner is a 2/7th of a Eightpence, or 1 7th Rude
>A halfpenny is worth 2 eightpences

>>54383197
>Not running Cyberpunk or Sci fi
>Not having neoshekels as the universal currency

What if piece is actually a unit of mass? And a single gold coin might weight dozens of pieces while a copper coin might actually be a gold piece, if number stamped on it says so.