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>>48780486
I would make it about the Celestial Lion's downfall
the only storyline that actually relies on plot over action

>>48780536
plus everyone would get to know what dicks the Inquisition can be

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>>48780486
Also I would try to make the Aesthetic look exactly like Jose Daniel Cabrera Peña's art

https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/news/2016/8/12/intervention/

>>48756533
A living Cloak? I'm into it. 40 card deck also seems cool.

>>48756789
Her new fracter is bonkers too.

Reposting!:

Normies and meme'rs, come lend your eyes and ears
I've got the need to testify
Don't try to get your kick, from the /tg/ fumbbl leeg
'cuz there's a million ways to die

Surfed from the pitch or bullied like a bitch
Too many ways to quantify
They'll call you a cuck, kill your star with a rock
'cuz there's a million ways to die

In the vets, its lizzies with 1900 teevees
If you play them, you cry
A million ways to die
You can play like a saint but there just really aint
no avoiding a million ways to die

One or Two die POWs, or just failed GFI's
or God forbid you get snake eyes
They'll dodge thru your screen, foul you at turn sixteen
'cuz there's a million ways to die

Out on the IRC, rigging as far as eye can see,
You can hear autists screaming REEEEEE
You will get brain aneurysm, from BBCode Autism
'cuz there's a million ways to die
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pssh... nuthin peronsnel skaven...

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3rd for worst coach this season

So what is the designers' stance on meta-currency (fate points, etc). I read in another thread that /tg/ hates narrative-rewriting meta-currency but loves re-rolls. Is this true?

Because for me it's just vice-versa.

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>>48705555
Nice digits.

<<< To answer that, you will probably need more opinions than one. I, personally, don't mind meta-currency like luck points or fate points or whatever. I think they give the player the ability to make a character extraordinary in ways that isn't normally possible. They also lowers the amount of deaths in your game (Which in most cases, is good), because many players don't use metacurrency in other places than in the face of death. I also see them as an opportunity to make the character extraordinary in other ways than pure statistical extremeness. If implemented in the extreme, it gives the player the opportunity to play characters like pic related, in addition to other kinds of extraordinary characters.

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Hey /gdg/. First time posting in one of these threads!

I've been having long nights recently, and decided to so something productive with it. So, inspired by me watching Stranger Things, I've been working on an RPG project I call A Town Called Nowhere.

I've made it only using Microsoft Word for right now, though a couple of friends have agreed to help me format it better and add illustrations when all is said and done.

But for right now, I'd like to know what you all think. Is it good? Bad? What can be improved?

Thanks, /gdg/!

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>>48823615
Have you tried not playing DnD? Or at least not using it's shit-tastic "lore" (since 5e is actually pretty good mechanically)?

Gotta wean of the heroin there. Safer to go on the methadone for a while.

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>>48823640
This. Its the Drow overton window. Its like you tell your neighbors you're thinking about giving up Evil they're like "Well I don't agree with your decision, but I respect it.", you tell them you're giving up being a cuck, or that you hate spiders, they're all

>>48812039
>Start a campaign
>Party eats, sleeps, and does other adventurer things
>100 days into the campaign, they all drop dead from constipation

>>48812039
>He actually requires his PCs to use random number generation to determine the outcome of menial events during combat, like swinging the sword, parrying the sword and even seeing how hard the sword hits

> DM forces us to keep track of rations and weight
> We agree
> He forces us to account for water and horse food
> We agree, as long as he explains how and when it's consumed.
> Two sessions later the word "horse" begins to trigger him

>>48798038
>Masturbation
>Masturbate
>Masturbate
>Masturbating with feet
>Inability to masturbate
>They own a wank mag business.

He's actually a spotty 90s teenager who sells porn to his schoolmates. It's a Call of Cthulhu game.

>>48798084
Interesting. Tell me about the campaign. What are you guys facing?

Well it's a 40k character so that might be pretty boring and lame, but nevertheless.

A World Eater survivor from Isstvaan III who wound up joining the traitors after hiding among the corpses, he harbors intense hatred for anything Angron and World Eater because of the heresy. Though almost above anything he wishes to bring back the World Eaters as they were before Angron took up the reigns of lordship over the legion, dreaming and longing of the nobility and comradery which existed.
He's a very prideful and noble character, often treating his comrades with great reverence. Though, that is only when he is lucid enough to do so. The Butcher's Nails often make it hard for him to retain a decent composure in his personality, often sending him into madened rages and fits of frenzy. Because of that, willpower is of paramount importance to him.
As is he, a small detachment of World Eaters which joined him, and the party and their lackies are cruising around on a destroyer, garnering all the material wealth they can. Essentially chaotic Rogue Traders.
It's pretty lame, now that I write it down.

>>48792750

The Doomguy kills demons by the barrelful. With an antique double-barrelled shotgun.

Astartes have a super special snowflake chapter with the best equipment the Imperium has to offer that deals with demons exclusively.

The Doomguy wins simply because he's able to do what he does through sheer RAGE and RIP & TEAR. He literally gives no fucks and would be a Champion of Khorne except for the part where if he actually met the blood god he would kick him in the balls and shoot a rocket into his brain.

Tl;dr - Doomguy is best space marine.

>>48792750

Yes, but so can technically an imp.

>>48792863

I think Doomguy would be a Primarch desu

>>48784057

>plot

There can be, but you should allow your players to discover it organically. A rumor here, a letter on a body there, a strange inscription in a dungeon, etc.

Hex crawls are about managing resources, but on a larger scale than dungeoneering

Is there any reason to run AD&D 2e specifically, over other editions?

>>48786143

AD&D 2e has the largest amount of supplements than any edition of D&D, and while inelegant and wonky, it does have more crunch to sink your teeth into.

I'd prefer to convert things to B/X myself, but 2e will mostly work right out of the box. It also has the best settings/presentation of 1e settings.

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Here's the list.

>>48762941
Why not double sleeve your deck in some Dragonshields, anon?

>>48763019
cause i took this picture a while back, before I learned the wisdom of double sleeving.

Doppelgangers. That's all you need honestly, and I don't mean "use doppelgangers in the shape of other monsters to add variety to your setting," I mean "a part of the population is doppelgangers"

Also, rat-people.

Watch/read kekkai sensen.

Its urban fantasy set in 80/90 new York city inhabited by all sorts of aliens deamons and monsters

>>48818444
>just make your game into anime
You heard it here folks, fastest way to kill your game after allowing female players.

>>48816365
>finish a quest for the local zany alchemist
>He gives you a vast amount of money in the currency of the nation he swears he'll create

>>48816431
Well that's good because one Bison Dollar will be worth five English Pounds

a wood nymph fleshlight
yes, a stump with a hole bored in it

>>48814770
First step: Have you talked to the DM? Have you really talked to him?
Because that's what you should do first.

Yes, yes I have and he's staying very very tight lipped

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>>48814795
/thread

Mechanically this is practically impossible, and probably not fun as a result. When that happens you need to talk to the DM.

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>>48802145
Then you have this one, a 1:1 recreation of the system from the games as an RPG, including all the stuff that doesn't work in real life (calculating damage reduction and resistances as a percentage, arcane to-hit calculations) and stuff that never worked in the original game (Useless and redundant skills, Agility being the god stat because it gave you more AP).

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>>48802192
/tg/'s sourcebook: Fallout Louisiana

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>>48802230
Contrary to popular belief, the original Fallout's system isn't based on GURPS, most of that was removed during development after the split with SJ Games and the final product is, if anything closer to BRP

That clearly didn't stop anyone from writing rules for it, though

Unlike the 1950s, Shadowrun deterrents include boob machine guns, and dispute resolution can involve cyborg mercenaries who will accept cash from a woman.

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>>48801581
90 percent of white collar work can and will be done by computers in the future. Sucking dick might be just about the only thing you need a human for in an office setting.

>>48801581
>Since corporations are above national law
Courts are not a place of state vs. corp, it's a place of corp vs. corp, and there are lawyer corps that handle both sides of sexual harassment lawsuits.