>http://surveys.marketpointsinc.com/surveys_0/wc0417gb3/welcome.asp?pass=&src=2
Remember to tell them how much you loved the new Masterpieces and how exited you're for the adventures of Jace & friends.
Basically just said I was sick of the Gatewatch and there's a lack of the cooler races like Minotaurs and Jackals in favor of Humans.
God damn humans everywhere.
The draft environment is awesome though, so I commended them there
>filled out form
>realize since I don't spend much money on magic they're probably ignore my preferences
>>52970242
Done. Boy, was that satisfying. I know no one will ever read it but it feels good to get some of that off my chest.
/wbg/ discord:
https://discord.gg/ArcSegv
On designing cultures:
http://www.frathwiki.com/Dr._Zahir%27s_Ethnographical_Questionnaire
Mapmaking tutorials:
http://www.cartographersguild.com/forumdisplay.php?f=48
www.inkarnate.com
Random Magic Resources/Possible Inspiration:
http://www.darkshire.net/jhkim/rpg/magic/antiscience.html
http://www.buddhas-online.com/mudras.html
http://sacred-texts.com/index.htm
https://mega.nz/#F!AE5yjIqB!y7Vdxdb5pbNsi2O3zyq9KQ
Conlanging:
http://www.zompist.com/resources/
Sci-fi related links:
http://futurewarstories.blogspot.ca/
http://www.projectrho.com/public_html/rocket/
http://military-sf.com/
Fantasy world tools:
http://fantasynamegenerators.com/
http://donjon.bin.sh/
Historical diaries:
http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.com/index.html
A collection of worldbuilding resources:
http://kennethjorgensen.com/worldbuilding/resources
List of books for historians:
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/wiki/books/
Compilation of medieval bestiaries:
http://bestiary.ca/
Middle ages worldbuilding tools:
http://www222.pair.com/sjohn/blueroom/demog.htm
http://qzil.com/kingdom/
http://www.lucidphoenix.com/dnd/demo/kingdom.asp
http://www.mathemagician.net/Town.html
Thread Question: What were the predecessor civilizations like in your setting? What do the current civilizations think of them?
>What were the predecessor civilizations like in your setting?
There was a race who built their civilisation like the great mounds of termites. Up and up they piled their knowledge, and art, and understanding. Over millennia their mounds reached the stars; they became all-powerful, and ascended.
Immediately they realised their mistake. Immediately they turned back from the horror, but this is an impossibility. Ascension is final. But they were powerful and they sacrificed everything. The universe rejected their retreat, and collapsed. A new universe was retroactively formed, and the race retroactively welded within it.
>What do the current civilizations think of them?
Here they are a race of slaves, with a quirk allowing them to hear their ancestors -- they don't listen too far back, because all they can hear is screaming.
Some, particularly followers of the Sun God (or their later atheist descendents) see them as firm allies against the repugnancy that is slavery. Others see them as cattle. Even the anti-slavers can be inclined to see them as slightly dull -- muted things, or childlike.
>>52970226
What are some good photoshop programs to use for mapmaking?
>>52971362
They do not exist.
>not letting a player make a chaotic evil character in an otherwise good party
>not letting an evil PC murder the other PCs in their sleep
Why do you hate fun?
>>52969922
Try some higher quality bait.
>Not letting the players play anything even pure non-humans
>Not letting them play samael and yuhudah agents
>Not laughing your ass while the retard saint and various Christians don't get they've working with fucking non-humans for a long ass time.
>>52969922
Bait aside, I have a growing collection of CE concepts I desperately want to play. My DM hates CE and always tells me to go NE instead, but it's not the same.
Has the (secular) Imperial Truth survived anywhere in the 41st Millennium besides a few Space Marine chapters?
>>52969821
Probably. The texts written by Emperor probably were gathered and hidden but destroying them is heresy.
>>52969821
the Fedorafication of the early Imperium in the HH books was the cancer that killed 40k
>>52969893
If you take the general idea of 30k and don't pay attention too closely to what's written in the Black Library books, I think it enhances 40k.
The evolution of 30k Imperium into 40k Imperium is fucking tragic.
Aside from modern cash, credits, gold, silver, gemstones, etc what else would make a good currency without relying on a straight up barter system? Aside from Fallout with bottle caps, what other examples of unorthodox money?
I ask because I'm wondering how well human teeth would work. Molars, canines, incisors would be worth more or less than the other. I imagine baby teeth would be like change. Not everyone is going to rip out all their teeth by choice so would it be at least somewhat limited enough to work effectively on a large scale?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wampum
>>52969622
beanie babies
>>52969622
The Metro series made use of pre-fall military ammunition as currency alongside post-fall ammunition.
The logic being, that it was the only thing that consistently held value between stations (as they had huge differences in their needs and surpluses), was light and small enough to carry in great numbers and was available in greater enough numbers.
Another example is a "rep" economy. Where people exchange favours, information, debts and other such things for favours, information, debts and such. A good Samaritan is rewarded for being themselves and a greedy man is given a incentive towards behaviour that benefits the group, as they can only gain currency this way.
This only works on the smallest of scales, in very localised economies OR in very high tech settings, where impartial AI's and computer systems manage the currencies value and the reward for certain acts.
dear /tg/,
I'm reading some H.P. Lovercraft for the first time (one of the collected stories), and there seems to be some concrete idea of the whole "things beyond human knowledge"... e.g. cults from one story are mentioned in another, specific monsters, or races, etc get name-dropped
Is this just a bunch of self-referential name-dropping, or does putting it all together form a coherent world-building sort of structures?
like, which guys are at war with the other guys, are they hanging out in the same area of outer space, etc
>>52969373
It's all self-referential but forms a greater mythos. More than a few stories reference the Shoggoth for example, or Yog-Sothoth.
Only one references the Mi-Go, if I recall.
He mostly just referenced himself, made up this cryptic background bullshit to make the setting look bigger and better thought-out than it really is. In truth there's not enough evidence of anything to form up much coherent.
The best you get is probably the Elder Things' history from At The Mountains of Madness: it kind of binds the rest of the stuff together somewhat but even then very loosely.
okay, thanks
So rolling is shit because someone with really high stats in everything is always going ti be better than someone with really low stats in everything, right?
Why not just make it so that having high stats has its own set of drawbacks, and having low stats come with advantages? Ex:
>high STR people need to eat more, and are bigger and bulkier
>high INT people are worse at social interaction
>high WIS people are more likely to be driven mad by horrors man was not meant to witness
What are some other advantages that someone with low stats might have?
>>52968765
I agree, let's get rid of the concept of better.
>>52968765
Is this bait? Or do you really believe that even in your imagination everyone deserves a medal?
>>52968765
>>high INT people are worse at social interaction
tfw to smart too talk good
Rolled 26 (1d26)
Army backgrounds edition
Spinal Dreadnought subedition.
Mortal Wounds caused Morale Wounds, MGS bemoaned our downfall and WS tech-heresy was posted. Osiron Dreads can't decide whether they're in command or not and the Death Guard reveal their intractable hordes. Mechanicum decide to Go Fast after strapping their construction equipment to tonka toys and outrun the Salamanders fat Raiders. All this and more in the last thread >>52948179
>READ MOTHERFUCKER READ
http://pastebin.com/iUqNrrA8
>Official HH 7th Edition Errata (Updated January 2016)
http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/resources/fw_site/fw_pdfs/Horus_Heresy/Horus_Heresy_7th_Edition.pdf
>30k TACTICA & TIPS
What to include in a HH list, how to format it, what makes each legion special (crunch), tactics, Tutorials for Heresy-era minis and more
http://pastebin.com/Tm2P4QLp
>HH Books, Novels and Rulebooks galore
http://pastebin.com/k9uvqsub
https://sys.4chan.org/derefer?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.docdroid.net%2Ffz1OuHK%2Fcrusade-imperialis-army-lists.pdf.html
https://sys.4chan.org/derefer?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.docdroid.net%2FZTK72gs%2Flegiones-astartes-age-of-darkness-army-list.pdf.html
https://sys.4chan.org/derefer?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmega.nz%2F%23F!BxI1HSgI!0tKymKh9RZTzGpgIA5EyCg
>/HHG/'s Legion demographics
http://www.strawpoll.me/10558764
>/HHG/'s allegiances
www.strawpoll.me/10663447
>Primarch Popularity Poll
http://www.strawpoll.me/11458318
>HHG Discord
https://discordapp.com/invite/wYS2J6b
>STUFF ANONS ASK FOR
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/aYWlVV9f/file.html
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/heDZWytT/file.html
http://www.mediafire.com/file/sc266oa6al1jb7o/the-binary-succession.mp3
DAMMIT, I was about ten seconds too slow. I shall fashion myself a spider-shaped Pain Glove in penance.
Who is best Traitor Primarch?
>>52968575
This thread now belongs to the XVIth
We've seen wave after wave of "old school role playing games". These games have excavated all sorts of long-dormant elements from the distant 70's.
What haven't they brought back? Why? What remains to be rediscovered?
>>52968556
Fantasy games, with low/rare magic.
2e's class balance
This might be slight, but I don't believe harlots, as a source of amusement, have been brought back.
Is it fair to say that our role-playing games no longer involve child-like delight at being presented with "mature" topics?
>Playing in caves, abandoned warehouses, or tents in the deep dark woods
In all seriousness, why hasn't this made a come-back? My have we collectively turned our backs on all these wonderful atmosphere amplifiers? It's like we don't even want to slake our thirsts anymore.
ITT: Video games that would make great setting for tabletop rpg.
>>52968324
Friday the 13th
Left for dead
Far cry
Possibly some gta
dragons age has some cool lore/settings
of course.....skyrim
Legacy of Kain.
How do you deal with a character that's immune to everything?
>>52967667
A Cruel Edict
>>52967667
Well it's protection, not immunity. You can force its owner to sacrifice it, it can be destroyed my mass effects...
http://www.mtgsalvation.com/forums/magic-fundamentals/magic-general/320214-ways-to-kill-progenitus
>>52967727
But what about a tabletop character who has more outs than a weeb at a fratbro college kegger?
What are the quintessential /tg/ memes that one must know to be able to truly enjoy this board?
>>52967504
/thread
>>52967547
I guess we are done here then.
Playing the Dawn of War campaigns.
Well, /tg/, whats the best way to exterminatus this shithole and wipe out its population?
>>52966956
open the window
>>52966956
Best way would be if chaos cultists would manage to open portal inside and let daemons decimate DEldar, but then again, daemons would gain foothold against imperium.
Another option would be that after emps becoming a full god, he would invade it with his own daemons like lotd and living saints and annihilating it.
Now, its worthless. I mean, humans could exterminatus commoragh step by step, but then again, it would drain empires resources and manpower from other sides of galaxy, leaving it vulnerable to chaos. Excelent situation would be if regular Eldar would ally in battle against DEldar, but its as possible, as slaanesh becoming nun.
>>52966956
vortex weapons would probably hurt the webway really badly, so a vortex missile barrage
Age of Anime Edition
>resources
pastebin.com/qCZb0mvh
>General's Handbook pdf
mega.nz/#!DxRGmTZL!x_L0eobCjr4qrF7enhVlZ2DffTtRa3hdDrc5RctcAbE
>army builder
scrollbuilder.com
Previous thread: >>52949148
FIRST FOR GORKAMORKA
THE EATER OF ALL THINGS
>>52966458
Daily reminder that Barak-Mhornar is where it is at, and the other skyports are just jealous of our mastery of the code.
Ground dwellers need not reply.
Reminder that you should punch the shit out of any Kharadrons player that tries to cheat and not use the paintgate.
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>>52964575
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