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>>48357838
No you idiot, not even close. It would be magical realm if a player does prostitute themselves in that way and the two players insist on roleplaying it out rather than fading to black.

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My magical realm is actually acting like the fun police on /tg/ and telling people what they do is wrong.

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There is an entire comminity of pervs dedicated to this as a fetish. It's called a healslut. And it is highly heretical.

[spoilers]It's also fucking awesome[/spoiler]

AS long as they're joking, probs not magical realm.

They have to free all the girls from various towers and dungeons.
And have no intercourse with any them

First screening is recruiting from universities and the like, so the intelligent part can be reasonably granted, then it's time for physical tests where you have to score a minimum to pass. No test is like the one that came before it and no one knows what the score needed to pass is, thus everyone is on their toes and strives to exceed his limits. This is also the first way to test mettle and willpower too.

After that a fair number of aspirants will have been discarded already and deeper tests may start, along with training that more closely resembles the activities that knights will have to perform on the field. Lack of sleep and preparation for these tests is paramount as it mirrors ever changing condtions during service.

The nature and form of these tests largely relies on the tech level, organization of the knightly order and how much magic there is.

>>48358138
>No test is like the one that came before it and no one knows what the score needed to pass is

Look I get why you probably think this is a good idea but it might not be. All it would do is encourage and perpetuate myths of knighthood being a club where only daddy knight's kid gets chosen for performing good.

Which could be a benefit or a hindrance, depending on how you want knighthood to be perceived by outsiders and commoners.

>>48357698
That's actually pretty interesting weapon design there, save for the... things on the backside of that weapon. If that handle would be a bit longer, it could be an even bigger worry to shield users.

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>>48357698
That's more a falx than a polearm.

>>48358644
I guess they are to catch swordblades and snap them / wrench them from hands.

>>48357581
Twilight 2000 since it has rules for radiation poisoning?

>>48357581
Bump for Jericho

>>48357581
bump for someone knowing what this is.

I was reading the wiki for this for the last couple of days.
How long does it take to get used to the controls?

>>48358582
At least a few hours of intensive play.

>https://www.ss13.se/servers/2926/
Server's dead as shit.

>>48356593
First time I hear about dual GMing but you could split the mechanic parts (combat, puzzles,etc) and the roleplay parts (npc handling, planning). That should keep you both entertained

>>48356593

Gygax and Arneson used to have co-DMs. Greyhawk especially became a huge campaign with multiple parties traipsing all over the place.
Two gms at once is weird, though. I'd suggest letting him play, but having the players elect a caller, which is what they used to use for large parties, which could often be 10+ people at Gygax's table.
A caller's job is to be the one who tells the DM what everybody's doing, and to handle the other players and make sure everybody's ready for their turn and deciding what absent players are going to do, stuff like that.
That way the DM doesn't have to deal with Greg being in the bathroom and Dave looking at his phone when his turn comes up. The caller deals with all that bullshit, reducing the load on the GM and smoothing the game out.

>>48356593
Two GMs could help you keep track of things not usually covered in normal games, like food/fuel consumption

We have a small scene at our locals and it's crazy fun.

So, is this going to be the new Kaijudo/WS/Vanguard/Force of Will?

>>48359599
The FoW killer!

>>48355804
>:--DDDDDDD

kys

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>>48355825
:-DDDDD BROBLEMS?

>>48355804
>Those fat highliights
Thin your paints

>>48355484
Well. Octopodes would have no fire, or would be strictly coastal, and would have to develop extremely extensive trading before getting any sort of metal tools. Various sorts of fish herding would be likely and fairly simple, though, so other than that specialization would be easy. A lopsided tech tree, in favor of concepts and aquaculture over anything mechanical. I'm not too sure about their personalities or values, but I get the sense that they'd be rather religious because of how comparatively easy building huge megastructures would be underwater.

Then they'd get raped by dolphins, who are almost as smart.

Bees are a little too small to accomplish anything except in huge numbers. Building would be an extension of their biological building materials, though. Strict caste, yadda yadda, I can't think of anything original for these.

a magical realm

>>48355570
Redundant, everything's a magical realm. If you use it in buzzmeme sense, of course.

>>48355569
>Then they'd get raped by dolphins, who are almost as smart.
78 keks
Good post, thank you

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The name for the island hasn't been completely decided yet but a great idea from an anon was to combine the 3 ideas the kids came up with.
It comes out as Moogloom Shine.
Right now where setting up the field so give us a moment.

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This is what they made so far. Shenai and Elaina want to make another building for the game but this is great so far.

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A look at the battlefield before they setup there troop deployment.

>>48354894
Like they do in Worm. Giant creatures with a convoluted origin that bad guys and good guys throw down walls and kick some ass, before getting their shit wrecked.

Isn't that what a tarresque is supposed to be in ye old D&D?

>>48355837
yeah. DMs just used it wrong. they waited until the tarrasque was at an appropriate challenge rating to put it into the game, instead of throwing it at level 10 characters who have to organize a defense of all the most powerful heroes of the realm before it reaches the capital city

>>48354008
Because for power hungry railroad type GMs it gives them a way to take away gear and force the players onto a simple path.

For more freeform GMs it gives them a way to test the players' creativity in solving problems with little gear or resources in a very hostile area.

For story GMs, it's an out to a TPK, or the PCs actually deserve life in prison without parole.

Basically, it's a good beat for a wide variety of games and reasons.

>>48354008
Because "party commits crimes" is a ubiquitous beat for players

Why is PCs solving problems with solutions that land them in prison such an ubiquitous beat to play for parties?

>>48353861
>I'm at a loss
Exactly. Race+Class doesn't work for not-generic fantasy. Why is your friend such a dumbass? Are you guys like, serious underageb&?

>Using 5e to run a Marvel campaign

No. Just... No.

5e is a fine system for D&D. It does the job. It runs D&D style fantasy pretty well.

For anything fucking else it's utter garbage. Get your friend a copy of Mutants and Masterminds 3e. It's close enough to D&D that it should be easy to understand, and it's infinitely better for superhero stuff.

>>48353861
Which Ant man? Pym? Scott? OGrady?

Btw, 5e is not made for that, use M&M