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Haha time for chaos

Rolled 30 (1d100)

>>51080870

>>51081383
Oh shit what have you done

Alright boys, vote time. Malal, Necoho, Be'lakor, or any Daemon prince. You got two hours to vote.

+2 my deep dark fantasy

>>51080237
strong, not weak

>>51080237
+1 hard
+1 gay

>>51079683
>Gives birth to a child
>Sends the child back in time

>>51079683
Git rekt, magical realmer.

You just got Oedipus'd. Enjoy it.

>>51079542
do it anyways. Or start a new campaign. If people can't continually come, why invite them at all?

Never cancel. Ruthlessly enforce attendance till you have a group that actually wants to play!

I'm 37 have 2 kids and a wife. I cherish game night. Never miss. Often early.

Interestingly our youngest members , a 22 year old guy and his GF that play with us are often late as much as an hour.

>>51079691
People in their early twenties are garbage at attending game night. They will always be late or miss the session, no matter how few resonsabilities they have.

I'd go with an illusionist spellcaster of some sort, painting so well that their work can be mistaken for reality, or even gains its own measure of existence for a short time.

>>51079441
Maybe this but mix it with alchemist in that you need paint, lots of it. The same way alchemists need ingredients for spells, a painter needs to gather up and use paint for everything they do.

Maybe go the 4e route and have their brush be an implement for casting their spells.

>>51079424
I wound up scrapping the project, but I once devised a game in which the "Painter" class was a mid-level spellcaster with the unique ability to alter terrain features.

I dunno how useful that idea is.

>>51079310

So, 2e? It was sort of a bother to spend precious NWPs for that. For each language. Twice for both reading and writing.

>>51079310
You mean "when not all classes were assumed to be literate." As phrased, you're saying wizards and clerics would not be assumed literate, which is absurd.

>>51079379
My group runs 2e and we always assume that they come together. If you can read you can write and vice versa.

>>51079218
Ordion, you better post Woadheim or these threads will continue to degenerate.

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>>51079218
Don't got a pass, gonna take ma bit to get this posted.

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Rolled 3, 78, 46, 38, 93 + 50 = 308 (5d100 + 50)

Also for further new things, here's a thread villain:
>http://powerlisting.wikia.com/wiki/Murder_Inducement

The first team to beat his power level become the protag team of the thread. Until then he will kill off any hero that forgets to roll with their initial post.

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>51078682

http://powerlisting.wikia.com/wiki/Perpetual_Consciousness

I will stop Murder-maker with my awesome power to... not be knocked out, ehh...

>>51078538
So how does one fight against this villain?

Say i have a power level of 79 do i roll 5d20 and hope that other heroes join in until they go above the villains score? Do these other heroes need to be part of my team or can anyone help out.

How do we lose?

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Tossing this out here for the sake of both discussion and ogling.

What would you think of a Pathfinder campaign being run in the Kingdom Death world?

>>51077694
>Kingdom Death
explain

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>>51077634
>implying I've played a character with a familiar

More Irish vs Less Irish

>>51077555
That retard that throws a bitchfit about "potatoes in medieval fantasy" doesn't throw his bitchfit

>>51077611
>retard bitchfits
Thats what the GM cudgel is for.

Depends on the setting.

>>51077719
Just your run of the mill fantasy setting, ir FR, Greyhawk, your homebrew etc.

>>51077424


Ultimately, it's probably the result of bad Dming. I've long since lost track of how many games I've had where every single monster, hostile NPC, or just enemy group attacks all PCs on sight, never retreats, never surrenders, tries to kill the PCs for very vaguely defined reasons, and will pursue until cornered, in every single fight.


If you make all fights to the death against mindless mooks with 0 characterization, don't be surprised when your 'good' players just opt to slaughter them all without pause. If you want them to not always kill, you should build a world in which that makes sense.

Why the dragon is doing a shit eater grin? He doesn't realize that we are goong to slay him for get all his sweet hoard?

>>51076774
>http://tumblr.tastefullyoffensive.com/post/126428079688/iguanamouth-bertb0t-antique-symbolism#.WHFX5fkrJhE
You may have some trouble with that.

I actually just ran a campaign with time travel in it. The tl;dr of it is:

>Big bad is after the secret to immortality
>Finds an ancient artifact that uses souls as power to turn back time
>Our friendly neighbourhood murderhobos proceed to fuck up everything and get captured by the big bad
>They break out of their cell and, since everything's all fucked up and half the world is dead, decide to use the artifact for themselves
>It works and I send them back to the start of the campaign where they proceed to 'metagame' everything and solve problems before they happen, prepare for every encounter with ready-made items and gear, etc

Of course I couldn't just let them end it like this so I added a twist where the big bad also got sent back with them, and since they meddled with the world's affairs so much he realised what happened and made sure not to make any big differences, and set up a trap for them at the end. Instead of killing them all, he made them watch as he activated the artifact and sent himself back in time, thus achieving his goal and unlocking immortality. The end.

It was actually really fun and I want to do it again but I've a feeling it'd get old fast. Plus I'm all out of ideas.

>>51073999

I just really want that Inquisitor

Also Fall of Cadia had to be the most fucking boring thing to ever happen.

Cadia could have still fallen but holy shit at most like 4 characters were important? The armies on both sides barely did shit.

The herohammer creep is getting annoying

>>51074240
I'm mainly bummed that the book with the pretty Abaddon art is the one full of imperium rules.Not the biggest deal but it's one of those "you only had one job" type of situations.

>>51074559
I'm more saddened that the heroes of Cadia, the IG, are being sidelined for an invasion.Would also have loved creed or celestine on the imperium book cover

>>51073174
james

*Teleports away from danger*

>>51073174
Abaddguy

>>51072852
Is it really that bad? I rather liked it as a city sourcebook.

>>51072852
So, why is it bad? Blood substitute made from marple syrup?

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I think OP has PTSD from an encounter with Toy.