Archived threads in /tg/ - Traditional Games - 1253. page

File: Final-Fantasy-VI-Cover-Art-Japan-Super-Famicom.jpg (135KB, 800x442px) Image search: [Google]

135KB, 800x442px

Never played this, want to try it out for the first time.

Which version should I go with? SNES? GBA? Patched ROM?

I'd like to experience it in a as vanilla as possible way. I'd be playing the SNES version, but I've noticed that a lot of people say that it has some pretty game breaking late-game stuff, and the translation is kinda bad. Can anyone confirm or deny this?

File: Witchhunters-concept.png (319KB, 298x755px) Image search: [Google]

319KB, 298x755px

>Organization based off or references the Spanish Inquisition or Matthew Hopkins
>Religious zealots who worship their specific god/pantheon
>Are either against specific types of magics thats heretical or illegal, or they simply outright hate magic and will kill and hunt down every single magic user ever
>the ones that hunt down and fight against magic users and wizards, yet DO NOT utilize magic at all to combat magical foes, instead utilize muh faith to the god(s) and silver shit

How do you deal with such an not!Spanish Inquisition organization in your setting or campagin. Especially if you play as a magic user or "Witch?"

Also how the hell can you take such people seriously in such a magical fantasy world? Like I mentioned; they may hate ALL magic even the ones that are beneficial to life and is helpful. But when having to deal with the bad magic or magical enemies they won't use or utilize magic and will just further blaming magic-stuff for heresy and unfaithfulness.

Enlighten me, who may or may not be a "heretic."

File: WH-Alarielle_Sigmarlore.jpg (320KB, 1317x1748px) Image search: [Google]

320KB, 1317x1748px

ALL SHALL GROW BEFORE ME!

File: Chickens.jpg (547KB, 1024x928px) Image search: [Google]

547KB, 1024x928px

Return of the Chicken Edition

>Rules and such. Use Readium on pc/iphone, lithium/kobo on android.
https://mega.nz/#F!BxI1HSgI!0tKymKh9RZTzGpgIA5EyCg
https://mega.nz/#F!pFgm0RKR!J06C1gVYcjzNGsF8YNLsjQ
https://mega.nz/#F!9NchGZyZ!-V1LhJALxDp9Tw97WzEQGA
https://mega.nz/#F!z4wmmJyR!jTfwLczhdFjV0q6nowtGag!qgZhmAhK

>40k rules reference in wiki format.
https://sites.google.com/site/wh40000rules/

>Latest GW teases
https://www.warhammer-community.com/warhammer-40000/

>Proper Duncan
https://youtu.be/ILbCXD3P6kc [Embed]

>Latest GW FAQs.
https://www.games-workshop.com/en-JP/Rules-Errata

>8th edition FAQ:
https://warhammer40000.gw-hub.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2017/04/New-Edition-of-40K-FAQ.pdf

>40K 7th Edition Quick Reference Sheets:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4104995/Games/7edRef.pdf

>List organizer picture book
https://webapplications-webroster.rhcloud.com/rc/web/#/rosterCreator

>Offline list builder
https://battlescribe.net/

>Forge World Book Index:
http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Forge_World_and_Apocalypse_Rules_Index

File: 4b89d413ae4cb856d1265ee6dae45de0.jpg (914KB, 1600x1200px) Image search: [Google]

914KB, 1600x1200px

Stat me, /tg/

File: 4244967-when-people-ask-stupid-questions.jpg (30KB, 420x294px) Image search: [Google]

30KB, 420x294px

So what is a good d20 fantasy game that isn't Dnd or pathfinder?

File: lord fuckhuge, wrecking of thine shit.jpg (166KB, 736x1041px) Image search: [Google]

166KB, 736x1041px

how does your setting handle gladiators and other bloodsports? Does everyone flip shit when the imperator/priest-king/president announces the yearly circus maximus events or is it slowly being outlawed by puritans?

File: NURGLED.jpg (104KB, 1024x576px) Image search: [Google]

104KB, 1024x576px

It has recently been uncovered by the Eldar Harlequins that Nurgle is in possession of the Eldar Goddess Isha (whom he rescued from Slaanesh's imprisonment), and imprisoned her within his realm in the Warp. Nurgle "utilizes" her for his "experiments", creating new contagions and diseases to spread into the material universe.

>CTR + F + "Eldar"

http://warhammer40k.wikia.com/wiki/Nurgle

ELDAR GODS CANT RESIST THE BIG NURGLE COCK

File: le spooky.jpg (246KB, 1642x1200px) Image search: [Google]

246KB, 1642x1200px

Previous thread: >>52884825
>Pastebin:
https://pastebin.com/7HiVphFm
>News
http://theonyxpath.com/now-available-cursed-necropolis-rio/
https://www.paradoxinteractive.com/en/white-wolf-partners-with-focus-home-interactive-for-a-video-game-adaptation-of-the-world-of-darkness-storyteller-game-werewolf-the-apocalypse/
This week's Monday Meeting Notes:
http://theonyxpath.com/up-the-amazon-without-a-paddle-monday-meeting-notes/
>Question:
Do beasts make better husbandos than werewolves?

File: pic338410.jpg (193KB, 1051x664px) Image search: [Google]

193KB, 1051x664px

What is the best thing about HeroQuest?

File: tmp_8526-14925459311791877885230.jpg (419KB, 1800x1700px) Image search: [Google]

419KB, 1800x1700px

Now that Jacepact is off playing hooky from his full time job, what's stopping the guilds from going full post-dissolution scheming again? Nothing, that's what. So who's the most epic-level guild right now, and why?
> Rakdos likely waking daddy
> Gruul can't be pact-arrested
> Selesnya can convert people with brainwashing since Jace isn't stopping it
> Azor is forever cucked
> Dimir is on like 5 or 6 layers of plans right now my dude
> Izzit says they are like a little baby, watch this
> Golgari sweeping up the pieces and turning it into zombie armor while building endpact army
> Orzhov probably has debts on all of them
> Simic is most likely building KrasisKraj
> Boros knows where we all live and has 100000 goblins posted there.

So /tg/, who's got this one in the bag? What sort of dastardly plot can you see the guilds planning in the future?

File: IMG_0324.jpg (106KB, 1280x720px) Image search: [Google]

106KB, 1280x720px

How does /tg/ like their vampires.
I like the dead killy vampires from Jojo's and whfb

File: karabasan.jpg (370KB, 1600x1284px) Image search: [Google]

370KB, 1600x1284px

Post mythological monsters from your culture please.
I need inspiration for my campaign and I normally show monsters and creatures around the cultures which I based on real life ones.
It makes the world feel consistent.
Anyway here is the karabasan which is basically a mere but I don't exactly know which culture came up with it first anyway its very wide spread.

File: 2e380756552946f8795e75334ba8e123.jpg (36KB, 283x248px) Image search: [Google]

36KB, 283x248px

Rumpelstiltskin offers you a deal: in exchange for a wish, giving you anything you want, all he wants is a story.

The wish will not be a Monkey's Paw: it'll be just what you want in the spirit rather than in the letter, though it's entirely possible (likely even) that you will ultimately find out that you never wanted it at all.

The story will be whatever fictional bout of imagination is consuming your - and only your - mind the most right now. Something with true potential for something great, that you could well have put to use one day - a Magnum Opus to be, even, perhaps. It will be simply sapped out of your mind, forever forgotten and never regained.

Say that epic fantasy novel you've been running through your head, maybe written half a draft of, never got around to show anyone else? Or an awesome campaign idea you were about to throw at your friends the next time you were to GM something? Or the character you've always wanted to play yet never got around to? A video game or a movie, perhaps, if you were so inclined, talented, and connected? It's gone now. You'll never even know what you lost.

Would you take up on this bargain? If so, what would you ask in return?

File: who came first.png (4MB, 1500x1423px) Image search: [Google]

4MB, 1500x1423px

When you look at the very oldest ruins and the most ancient - optionally advanced/decadent - races behind the depths of any fantasy setting, typically one of these three turns out to be behind it:

>Elves came first. Soon after dwarves and a bunch of other standard fantasy races followed. Occasionally dragons may have been the oldest, but usually it's elves. Men are the young upstart race: none of their greatest victories or fuck-ups can compare to those that came before.
>Men came first. Humankind is the baseline, the monkey that got smart, out of whom the others - elves, dwarves, orcs - split into their own thing, usually helped on by some ancient wizards with no sense of right or wrong. The current kingdoms and nations are just the latest in a very long chain of rises and falls.
>Horrors from beyond the stars came first. When the universe was young they came and propagated and likely fucked around with the undeveloped primordial slime that would once become the modern races. To look upon their ruins is to go mad. Worst case scenario, they still sleep there, slumbering. That is no dead which can eternal lie...

Which of these three do you prefer? Which one does your own homebrew setting, or your favorite published one, go with?