Why has no one made a tabletop RPG system for it yet?
>>54827612
Becuase the only part that could seriously make for a fun adventure that could be taken semi-seriously and not devolve into memes, is Puss in Boots.
When you spout off enough memes and play a bunch of non-human weirdos you basically have it anyway
>>54827612
>>>/reddit/
What the fuck is with these autistic fucking sperg shirts that reveal your power level like a beacon for all to see?
Why are so many companies making these unofficial "fan merch for the fanz" so fucking trash?
>are there any good ones out there
>>54827573
>>54827583
>>54827597
Dear /tg/,
Cyclopes happen to be my most favorite kind of giant, but I also find them to be one of the most underused or unappreciated giant, so therefor; I would absolutely love to hear how you personally like them or use them in your setting.
I've got a personal preference for tall, skinny, intelligent, and pretty but 'weird' looking aloof giants, but that's just me.
>>54827015
Divine smiths who created great cities and other masonry, but then retreated when men came along.
Since there's so little modern baggage they're basically a free space.
I usually run them as mysterious and rare illusionists, each one has a unique skin colour and they have a hypnotic eye.
>>54827015
Not giants, but psychic aliens with ridiculously long tongues and cute little hip/shoulder ridges.
One of my 5e players has lost a leg. Help me think of some creative mundane and magic prosthetics.
>>54826968
The player lost a leg?
>>54826968
Did they get hit by a car on the way to the game?
>>54826968
>One of my 5e players
>players
>not characters
I think you should leave that job to a doctor.
ITT: Stories where your group didn't listen to you but you were right
>in a burial crypt
>some guy suggests looting
>I say "looting the dead is bad luck, let's just get out of here"
>they ignore me and loot
>later some high level undead break out of their crypts
>tell us to return the stolen items to their resting place
>I say "come on guys just put the stuff back, its not even worth that much"
>they draw their weapons and attack
>almost a party wipe as the undead were high level
>we earned a few hundred gold at most for our trouble
>>54826641
where you the GM?
if so they were supposed to hear and obey you, otherwise you have no voice nor opinion where the GM is leading.
>>54827762
I think the point of the thread is for the "I told you so" moments as a player.
> "Hey guys, maybe we shouldn't try snooping around this goblinoid fortress looking for a single prisoner and a map".
> they all look at me skeptically.
> "Look, i'm the thief, and i'm telling you this is a bad idea. We should think about our options".
> Players start going full fucking munchkin mode on me and tell me to play my class.
> Level 7 assassin pure class.
> herewego.jpg.
> successfully sneak into the fortress past two guards.
> find the prisoner. make sure he's safe before trying to get back out. Try to get information out of him about the map but he knows nothing. Am left with the choice to leave him behind or bring him with me.
> "I'll come back for you" lie.
> Go to leave.
> Oh shit the DM just dropped a fucking challenge 6 hobgoblin warlord. apparently with a magic helmet that breaks sneak and sees through illusions.
> realize this group doesn't want me to play with them anymore.
> say fuck it and kill the warchief and posthumously level up my character.
Cunts.
How would he feel about the state of the Imperium? Also what happened to his skull?
>>54826576
>Also what happened to his skull?
Horus used it as paperweight, presumably it still is aboard the Vengeful Spirit unless someone stole it.
Ferrus would be disgusted but ultimately he is not one to give in to feelings so he would just go out into the galaxy and skull-fuck xenos into extinction.
>>54826576
The current state of the Imperium is a lot like Ferrus. In that they both can be described as running about like a headless chicken
>>54826576
He's one of the primarchs that truly didn't give a shit and was just doing as his father taught him. Which is why he had to die.
Sometimes you need to paint a word-picture for your group, but your flowery prose is lacking.
Sometimes you need to prep a villain's speech, but your creative spark just isn't there.
And sometimes you just want someone to write you a comfy romance story about a Kobold and a human.
Welcome to the WriteThread, a place for writers to get some inspiration, and requesters to get their daily dose of text-vomit.
This thread works just like the Drawthread, post a request or fulfill one that interests you. Remember to keep lewd works off the the board(or at least inside a pastebin link)
Enjoy!
>>54826248
>Sometimes you need to paint a word-picture for your group, but your flowery prose is lacking.
>Sometimes you need to prep a villain's speech, but your creative spark just isn't there.
Arrrgh, way to make me feel down. This is my entire life.
>TFW you spent the past 15 years playing RPGs when you should have been reading high literature. As a result, your prose is completely plain-speech with no poetry or allegory whatsoever, and your mind is so governed by cliches that you are completely incapable of originality anymore.
Request: anything modern. I haven't seen anything like that around here in forever.
>>54826460
What kind of modern? 80's modern, Drenched in the 90's with my Pawg collection modern? Early 2000's modern, or 2017 "Why the fuck do we have an Emoji movie" modern?
>>54826694
No time like the present. Though we can leave out emojis.
Google Doc (leads to archive links and collection of lore: https://docs.google.com/document/d/14WlvAzOgGdCzG_XytF87LvpruNQx_lUGei--Iun10zg/edit?usp=sharing
Primer: Black Sun Rising is a /tg/ created setting that takes dark fantasy and horror and ramps it up to eleven. Eight Dark Lords rule over a broken, mutated Earth under the corrupting rays of the maybe-sentient Black Sun. It is a world of mysteries, conflict, but rarely resolution.
The setting is kept intentionally vague to encourage players, GMs, and wargamers to develop it on their own in the direction they desire. The base setting is a springboard into a world of dark adventure.
Contribute lore suggestions, stories, suggested uses for the setting, and anything else under the Black Sun.
>>54825585
I haven't been involved since the second thread. What major additions have been made in the weekend discussions? I'd check the Google doc, but my phone doesn't like it for some reason.
A brief recap of history
>Once upon a time, there were eight Bright Nobles who joined forces to fight against the Abstracts, the gods of the world.
>In their efforts to win the War Against The Abstracts, and claim the world for humanity (or perhaps just themselves), they summoned The Black Sun, a malevolent force that quickly replaced the actual sun, and bathed the world in corruptive rays, turning it into a nightmarish hellscape.
>The Nobles were transformed into the Eight Dark Lords, and as the deadly forces of Black Sun made quick work of the Abstracts, the Dark Lords set out to conquer and divide the world.
>The Dark Lords were soon given monickers to better associate them with what forces they specialized in or studied.
>The Lord of Plants
>The Lord of Vermin
>The Lord of Fire
>The Lord of Mountains
>The Lord of Hounds
>The Lord of Cities
>The Lord of Black Waters
>The Lord of Stars
>Hundreds of years have passed, and now these Lords rule over the lands with iron fists, as the Black Sun's rays mutate and corrupt those who do not either submit to a Lord's rule and become branded, or stay hidden in places where the Black Sun cannot reach them.
>But not all hope is lost, as the powers of the Abstracts still exist in one form or another to stand against the Dark Lords
>Rebellions and resistants groups work in the shadows tirelessly to regain their freedoms.
>Powerful, mysterious forces are rumored to be battling against the Black Sun as well.
>A machine deep in the earth meant to create a new, pure sun.
>The moon somehow unable to be consumed while other celestial bodies are destroyed.
>Only time will tell if the Black Sun will consume and control all, or if mankind will prevail.
>>54825800
Most of the focus past the first few threads became detailing specific landmarks that can be found in the changing world, different smaller factions and subfactions that make up the rebel and lords' armadas, and, most interesting enough, stories of individuals within the setting.
In short, nothing too major, just fleshing out further details and fluffing up things.
Though the Moon has become a larger force of discussion. Just as the Dawn Machine acts as a potential threat to the Black Sun (with dubious methods and fanatical worshipers, but still), the moon not only weakens the Black Sun and its followers whenever there's an eclipse, but drives them to outright pain and madness whenever there is a rare Blood Moon, rumored to be made when an Abstract truly dies. The Moon also seems to be untouchable from the Black Sun's corruption.
I'm sure there's other things I can't remember off the top of my head, so still make sure to check out the google doc when you can and whatever threads haven't 404'd if they're still around.
Hey /tg/, my pc is taking some downtime to create some magical tattoos for himself, using the inscribe magical tattoo feat, but I'm finding it surprisingly difficult to come up with ideas, and would like your help. Doesn't have to be in terms of 3.P game mechanics, all suggestions are welcome, I'll balance them out myself alongside my GM.
I've so far come up with a tattoo around the eye which functions as a perpetual visual detect magic spell. Simple, efficient, cheap.
tl;dr - share ideas for magical tattoos
Read up on Thay.
http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Eric_Gitter_(Earth-616)
Marvelshit, but deals with magic tats
>>54825579
if you want a tattoo thats suppose to be with perpetual sight i would go with what my pc for shadowrun has, the all seeing eye/third eye in the middle of his forehead
Previous thread: >>54805877
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>This week's Monday Meeting Notes:
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>Question:
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>5th editons cliffnotes
https://pastebin.com/cp0r59da
>We have to rely on chronicle of fagness to create the least fagtastic OP
>>54824055
I unironicly love whoever did the art for revised era oWoD. Some of the reused 1 / 2e stuff was shit but books like Guide to the Anarchs had some good stuff
>>54824088
There's a lot of good art. The weird part is that it's mostly in the Vampire books.
>only stats are STR, INT and AGI
>>54823311
It's a good start, but get rid of those too and we'll be talking.
>>54823311
she looked so pure in the thumbnail
>>54823311
>dem left arm scars
cutting, or just pigeon-scratches? you decide!
steal more stuff?
Harpies are a human-bird hybrid (type of bird is unspecified): base them around crows, now you got an intelligent and swift flying monster with a penchant to stealing shiny things.
I mean it only seems like the a logical step.
I guess it doesn't have to be restricted to one type, You can have Eagle harpies and seagull harpies and even duck Harpies.....or is making one for every type of bird out there ruining their uniqueness?
Also: Feel free to put pictures of Harpies here.
Anyone who finds a duck-Harpy will have my gratitude.
I don't see why more harpies don't just pick someone up, fly really high, and then drop them on their heads.
You aren't really talking about anything we haven't explored before.
>>54822484
It's not a matter of where she grips it, it's a matter of weight ratios.
A 50 pound Harpy can not lift a 200 pound Paladin
FFS No Guns Edition
>Origin Thread
>>54750123 →
>Basic Concept
Inspired by the mod for CK2 called After the End. This is my attempt to shamelessly steal-- I mean collaboratively create a setting with /tg/. The setting is a "Medieval America." That is, knights and castles and all of the great shit from Europe in North America. What little remains of the Old America has come to us through a centuries-long game of Telephone and is mostly corrupted and wrong. Why? Who cares? If an apocalypse -- we're talking a pretty heavy one, probably with nukes and plagues and all manner of shit, and we're hundreds of years after the fact with most of the "ruins" you see in Fallout no longer existing. We're not just trying to recreate 'Tribals' here. Preferably, a low fantasy, Conan-style setting with the odd supernatural critter in the deep and wild places but mostly humans running around cutting each other to pieces.
An easy way to contribute is to pick your state or your area and write some shit about it (especially easy if someone's already written about one part of the state and you want to flesh it out some more).
>A Neo-Norse movement coming out of the Great Lakes region: literal Minnesota Vikings
>A Roman-style Imperial Cult of the Founders and the early Presidents on the Eastern Seaboard
>Duke Walton V Disney of Orlan, Ruler of the Magic Kingdom.
>Amish as the setting's Elves -- having survived and thrived and preserved some of their tech (isolationist, though)
>A Mormon Kingdom of Deseret in Utah
>California as a Promised Land (which turns out to be a wasteland of mutants, cannibalistic savages, and ritual cults which slice off your dick)
>Indiana ruled by The Hoosier, using the bones of old roads
>Plains Indians playing the role of nomadic raiders like Mongols/Huns
>Rust Belt religion devoted to surviving, rusted artifacts, a temple in a still-surviving factory -- Henry Ford as a prophet
>Cheyenne Mountain Complex as a Holy Grail.
>>54822114
A notice, pinned to the board of a Inn near the most southern fringe of the Viking's Territory.
>A Warning to All Northbound Men!
>This land you wish to traverse is that of the heathen Norse!
>Be Warned, Ye Who Enter This Accursed Winterland!
>Tho' She is populated by disparate chiefs and Tribes, all hold in sacred common belief but one truth - "No soul but their own is beloved by Þor, and all souls not beloved, shall die."
Duluth = Dyewlutte
Minneapolis = Minæþulis
Milwaukee = Milwækæ
Marquette = Murkiþ
I'm just here to rep MN, but there's also massive refugee populations from Somalia and SE Asia in the twin cities too.
>>54823284
Nukes from the apocalypse'll clear that out.
Basically, the United States is slowly repopulated by folks who lived out in the most rural areas.
Evenin' son
You seen any Paladins 'round these parts?
>>54821532
Sheesh, fuck all these corrupt wight cops.
>>54821532
Evenin' officer.
ain't seen no dins, but some warlocks been a tad nosy around town lately.
>>54821583
>implying
Paladindus are the ones dragging this society down
fuuuck
d6 pool system
playable xenos and SMs alongside 'mortals' from one core book(?)
kinda hyped
http://www.ulisses-us.com/in-development-wrath-glory-for-warhammer-40000-roleplay/
http://www.ulisses-us.com/wrath-glory-faq/
>>54821110
Cautiously hyped.
>>54821110
>http://www.ulisses-us.com/wrath-glory-faq/
It says even classic xenos are playable as PCs. What do they mean classic xenos?
>>54821146
Orks and Eldar