The world is barren.
The devastating magitek weapons boiled the seas and burned the forest, crushed the mountians and poisoned the living.
Survivors are few. They hid in the deep vaults when the Weapons of Doom roared. Now they crawl out and see the problems: undead.
Liches with the sturdiest and most well-preserved phylactelies survived the apocalypse and are now warring over the sand and bones. Some of the dead lords want to rule over the worldno matter what, even if it's no more than stones and corpses. Other liches try to build a functioning undead society and even ally with living. The questions they face are many, but there is one that causes the hottest discussions: Should they destroy the magitek that destroyed their world or should they use it to fend off the mad spooky edgelords?
>>46628877
>not nobledark
>>46629259
Nobledark? Yes, it's cooler than grim one. At least youcan advance the storyline in noble
The war is over, the undead legions victorious. There is no birdsong or wildlife to be found in the forests, only twisted dead trees and barren soil. The hustle and bustle of industrious, wealthy cities is now just ghouls, skeletons and reventants wandering the draughty, empty streets.
Where the living had purpose in their lives, the undead have none. They do not eat or drink, they have no promise of afterlife. They cannot even indulge in pleasures of the flesh or mind-altering substances.
So what do they do now? They find what little meaning they can in their unending existence.
The undead squatters of Necropolis hoard treasure and wager it in games of chance back and forth endlessly. From the lowliest skellingtons playing liar's dice for pieces of copper to powerful liches swapping vaults full of gold, jewels and priceless magical artifacts over games of Texas hold 'em in conquered wizard's towers, gambling addiction has become a way of unlife to the inheritors of the city's ruins.
What would be needed to defeat a Superman clone, in a fantasy or modern-world setting, who's also resistant to magic?
some kyrptonite. Or Saitama
>>46628516
>>46628476
Also immune to kyprtonite
>>46628563
And immune to parodies.
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Bitching about ammo edition
How pink is your mohawk, /srg/?
Hrm. Did we ever get an official decision on how biocompatibility is supposed to work with Used cyberware? Is it supposed to be 1.1 or 1.15?
>>46628473
>Bitching about ammo edition
Gel for nonlethal, APDS for when not. Regular shot for for suppressive fire, otherwise it gets really expensive. All the rest is for tryhards trying to be "cool", "original" or other nonsense.Okay, tracer ammo for suppressive fire because it's effective and a beautiful spectacle in the darkness, but my credstick hurts simply thinking about it.
Happy hour edition.
>Rules databases
https://mega.co.nz/#F!pFgm0RKR!J06C1gVYcjzNGsF8YNLsjQ
https://kat.cr/warhammer-40k-pdf-library-t9575373.html
>FAQs
http://www.games-workshop.com/en-GB/Rules-Errata
>40k 7th edition quick reference sheet(s)
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4104995/Games/7edRef_V7.pdf
>Forgeworld Book index
http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Forge_World_and_Apocalypse_Rules_Inde
I had a healthy relationship with my father that I have maintained over the years to the current day
This thread has been consumed. All further posts are next.
>>46626583
He secretly hates you anon, he have been lying to you.
Halo around the head, above the head, or behind the head?inb4 depends on the setting
Yes.
>>46626261
How do you play haibane Renmei game, anywa? Refluffed Golden Sky Stories? FATE?I just want cute angels doing cute things
>>46626273
>Refluffed Golden Sky Stories
probably steal their resolution and replace henge with toga or something. I'm pretty sure they don't have powers, though, so have something else which uses wonder. also a meter which tics toward the day of flight, based off the total amount of feelings the PCs recieved. everything else is the same, aside from setting, of course.
Why are elves always so bad?
>hurr durr centuries of experience
>hurr durr low natality
>hurr durr basically half-god
>still get killed by random mob or a furry kobold with a crossbow
>>46625928
>TFW i play a kobold and killed several elves with a crossbow
way to hit the nail on the head OP
Well you are picking random qualities from different sources
>>46625955
I don't know any setting where elves don't have problem reproducing. They're always depicted as being near extinct, with each elf dying being a crippling blow to their entire race.
This has been bothering me for a long time. Fae seem to be poorly done, in most settings. They're either this saccharine meme of sparkles and rainbows sprinkled with randumb, or just so far removed from lore as to hardly merit the label "fae" so much as "low level encounter cannon fodder".
I don't want system specific mechanics. I want lore and metaphysics. What makes a Fae a Fae? How do you classify them? What traits are common among all of them? What are their origins? Do they reproduce? Do they have souls? (What is a soul?) What's the deal with Cold Iron? Are Yaoguai fae? Yokai? Yakshas? Do they have factions? Politics? What are their agendas? What's a changeling? Why bother making one? Do they socialize with those glamour or do they just hang out under rocks somewhere?
I'm looking for better answers than "lol randumb" or "batshit crazy". I also don't want them to be saccharine. Eldritch abomination is not a bad way to go, but go too far with that and it becomes "batshit crazy" again.
I've been working on this for awhile but I've hit a block. Maybe /tg/ can get me unstuck. I'll post what I have to follow.
>>46625839
Fae as popular understanding and compilation is a result of 17th century onwards attempts to bring local folk tales and remnants of native religions into various digestible published forms. Quite a few as we understand them today were solidified in poetry and stage plays, and the 'source' materials/tales for all but the most popular are nearly impossible to find if not completely out of any record and long out of living memory.
So the term 'fae' is either best used for gaelic mythologies with some very specific characters and archetypes or as a broad term for 'largely unrelated folklore creatures from northern europe.'
There's such a great deal of variance it is an almost impossible distinction to make, let alone when you try and hammer a square peg into a round hole by involving entirely other cultural mythologies that are more codified and structured.
Oh yeah and the iron thing is because of industry > monsters, with some ties to Christianity and blacksmiths having powers to combat the devil by various traditions.
What is a fae? Whatever the narrative dictates.
Lets start with origins. Notice I posted a cyclops in the OP.
Folklore gives many explanations for the origins of fae. The most common seems to be "they're ghosts" or "spirits". Except it would be kind of lame to classify them all as undead. Another explanation is that they're demons from hell. Well, that's also lame. Druidic animus nature spirits? Well, that's getting close to something more like an elemental. Treants and dryads and such are sometimes associated with fae, but there are also fae legends (particularly if you include Asian mythology) which clearly have nothing to do with nature. So that doesn't quite work for me either.
So here's the one that stood out. Fae are neutral angels. Those who wanted no part in the rebellion against heaven, but also did not want to fight against it. Now they're stuck in the twilight- rejected by both light and darkness.
Twilight. Yes. That fits Fae to me. And in Greek mythology, during war between titans and Olympians, the cyclops were a third faction. Once servants to titans, then imprisoned by them, then liberated by the Olympians, but still not one of them. They are a neutral faction. As are the hecatonchieres.
And in Asia, the celestial bureaucracy routinely rejected spirits who wished to become gods. But perhaps they did not wish to serve in DiYu either. So they just roam the world, doing their own thing. Yaoguai means "freakish spirit". Freak. Reject. Something strange.
So, here's something I'm still puzzled about... does a neutral angel (or, to use a gnostic neutral term that isn't judeo-christian centered, "archon") have a soul?
>>46625839
The way I classified fae in my setting is that they're essentially halfway between spirits and mortals. They have physical bodies, unlike spirits, but they're have innate magical abilities, various supernatural traits, and are either immortal or extremely long lived.
Took forever but I found it.
Huge 40k battle report (10k+ points per side) from back in the day before Apocalypse. Told in a more narrative style.
Commencing dump.
Warcraft Lore and RPG Discussion
Succubutt Edition
Discuss the viability of the Warcraft universe as a tabletop RPG setting, laugh at the finer points of lore and discuss why the Defias was a front for the Uncrowned. Have fun, don't go full autist, and keep your cool.
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>>46622936
Here's a better pic.
Garrosh and Garithos should return as Death Knights and team up too stop the race mixing before it's too late.
Fuck you, you little shit.
We're not using a system with item durability, how did that even happen?
>>46622692
That's a rust monster.
They eat metal.
>>46622750
>Treacherous orc highwaymen have been attacking travelers in your kingdom.
>Being the just knight that you are, trusted and praised by the king for your heroic deeds, you ride out to parley with them and demand they leave your lands.
>As you approach their camp, you can see them occupied by something else.
>Soon their leader approaches you, taunting you for leaving the safety of your castle.
>But you are a just and brave knight, you boldly stand your ground, demanding that they leave this land in peace.
>Suddenly, one of the foul creatures leaps for you with his sword drawn!
>You have trained well though and swiftly draw your weapon in self-defense and deliver a clean hit to the oncoming orc.
>Death takes him before he hits the ground.
>The rest of the band begins to close in, eager to send you to your final resting place.
>With great skill however, you are able to fight off the rest of the band with the few survivors begging for mercy or fleeing into the woods.
>Silence falls over the camp before you hear rustling in the captain's tent.
>As you enter, you see something writhing on the floor covered by thick rags.
>With your sword drawn, you reach for the lump, ready for orc trickery.
>As you pull the tatters away, you lay your eyes on a Drow, one of the most loathsome beings in the land, known only for their merciless night raids against the surface.
>But this is only a child.
>Seeing your form looming over her, she draws a few agonizing breaths and tries to slowly crawl away from you, leaving a trail of blood on the ground.
>She stops after a few seconds, exhausted and babbling deliriously.
>With no strength to fight you, you have little trouble turning her over onto her back.
>Her body has been sadistically abused and is riddled with gashes and bruises.
>Her eyes are swollen to the point of near blindness.
>She fruitlessly swipes at the air, desperate to keep you away as she continues to sputter out nonsense and occasionally cough up blood.
>Tears well up in her eyes as her arms begin to drop down back to her body. Her breaths become more and more laborious.
>Completely drained, she lies on the ground, sobbing to herself.
>She’s clearly been subjected to this trauma for some time and her injuries have become so severe it’s unlikely that she’ll survive the next hour.
>But still she is a Drow, a race that delights in the slaughter of others and has never been known to grant mercy.
>As a knight devoted to justice and all that is good, do you leave her where she lies, do you end her suffering quickly, or do you try and show her some compassion in her final moments and comfort her as she passes away?
Well /tg/, what do you do?
>>46622686
Mercy kill
>>46622686
Burn the unclean monster of course!
How much money have you used on cards? Was it worth it?
>>46622624
>>46622624
Thousands. I've played maybe 10 times. I just get addicted to opening packs.
>>46622641
Do you sell/trade the cards?
Seeking any and all Abandon all Hope PDFs
here is my collection https://mega.nz/#F!m4MgGA5Q!i1mkole4Yi3x72yCFdtnWQ
Anyone have the Citadel Fantasy Miniatures pdfs? They're the 1988-1990 Gold Demon Winners. I need them for reasons and can only find them on scribd.
anyone happen to have the reconquest book for DzC?
Anyone got Technoir: Hong Kong and Mechnoir?
Why are all High Fantasy settings set in the past, don't they also progress into the future? What would a world like that look like? Where magic and tech progressed at the same pace.
Some idea's form a quick google search
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Any body got a PDF of The Lazy Dungeon Master written by Michael Shea? I'm gonna post cool stuff while I wait.