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Well, last one archived while I was sleeping, so lets get back to it.

Link to last thread
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Summary of our rolls
>We are a warband split from the World Eaters Traitor Legion
>We are fanatical about the worship of our Chaos 'God' Who happens to be a Daemon Prince we believe to be a god
>We believe that acheiving Daemonhood is tantamount to becoming a god, and greatly revere those who have
>Unlike many other Chaos Warbands, or the weak Imperium of man, we are willing to work alongside Xenos to get what we want, even allow them to fight alongside our warband more frequently, making us far more tolerant for them
>We have issues sleeping, most likely due to the warping of our Butchers nails cybernetics to bar us from truly restful slumber
>We believe that loudly venerating our Dark God is the only way to be, and that our foes should know who it was that killed them
>Other than our god, a Sorcerer Lord Leads us, most likely in the worship of our Daemon Prince
>He killed a mighty hero of the Imperium, bringing glory to himself and the Warband
>We live on an airless fortress planetoid, a great asteroid that is also our equivalent of a fortress monastery
>We make heavy use of Cultisrs, using them as cannon fodder against our enemies to distract them and overwhelm them with numbers
>We are endangered, small in number after a brutal internal conflict within our Warband
>We are allys with the mysterious Fra'al race, trading slaves, cultists and anything else for weapons as well as calling on their aid when required'
>Our sworn enemy is a specific Inquisitor or Inquisitorial force
>We use corrupted and stolen Eldar Witchblades to increase our Psychic powers

Alright, lets get our symbol out of the way, it is most likely the symbol of our god. What is his holy symbol? Also like the other chaos gods, what's his holy number?

Also, pic is definitely one of our Psyker-zerkers

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So, I've been in the same tabletop group since forever. When I first joined, I was the youngest member out of a group of ten. But as the years drifted by, literally everyone has moved away, quit tabletop games, or fucking died and have been replaced by shitty kids who never stay in character, never roleplay, and always become murderhobos. It's the worst. I have hopped on the gamefinder threads and found games that under most circumstances, would consider awful and still had a better time DM'ing or playing with that group. Now before you say:
>Why the fuck haven't you left ?
Two reasons:
Reason 1: The first DM and the member who died, wanted us to keep the group together no matter what. It was pretty much his deathbed wish. I would bet a million dollars that the minute I left, that group would desove. Thats if we don't go by the Argos Paradox and the group is technically still the original.
Reason 2: The kids are having a great time and are enjoying the sessions far more then I do. Most of them are complete fucking losers and if this group devolved, they probably wouldn't have any friends left too. Also there is a vain hope that I can actually teach them to roleplay.
So what do I do /tg/ ? Should I just fucking leave ?
Pic semi-related.

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Horus was a hero who died for his beliefs from the hands of a bloodthirsty tyrant.

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I'm trying to make a punishment game deck to use with other board/card games. The intent is for it to work well with a mixed group of people, so mundane, minorly annoying tasks.

Ex: Sing the Barney theme song, no one else may join you.

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I want to run a pathfinder game with a snappy 5e "feel" to it. How do I achieve this?

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Let's go /tg/, let's do the Time Warp again.

Tell us about your games, your stories and your favorite characters.

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I'm thinking about running a freeform roleplay for my friends where they play as Imperial Guardsmen.

The only thing is they know literally nothing about the 40k universe other than the fact that the space marines exist essentially

I'm seeing this as an opportunity to really put them in the mindset of the average guardsman who would probably know jackshit about whatever he was fighting.

Do you have any tips on how I could make this better/what a guardsman might actually know?

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>MTGO Pauper Guide
https://www.cardhoarder.com/mtgo-beginner-guide

>What are some top tier decks I can get on MTGO/Paper?
http://www.mtggoldfish.com/metagame/pauper

>BUT I WANT TO SEE ALL VIABLE DECKS!
http://tappedout.net/users/fruuty/deck-folders/

>Which rules should I follow?
If you don't already have some homebrew version with friends, follow the MTGO card pool and banlist (and please spread this to your friends that start playing with you). Currently the only place Pauper is officially supported by Wizards is online, and they have a card pool and banlist, therefore that is the format we should be using offline on paper as well, since decks and cards can transfer to games between each other with no confusion.

>WAHHH THATS TO HARD WHERE...
http://www.mtg-hunter.com
The bottom left has a box, select MTGO Pauper, all cards in the card pool and banlist are taken into account.

>What deck should I use?
Ask in the thread!

>Is MTGO worth it?
If you have no local paper competition, but want to play a vast amount of Pauper, it can't be beat, even if it is a clunky GUI, you learn quickly.

Some good decks for newbies include but are not limited to:
>Burn
>Elves
>Goblins
>Stompy
>Slivers
>Affinity
>Mono U control
>UB Teachings

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Well? Who had the best reason to stick around?

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What is in your opinion the most perfect casual board game ever?

Talking about the games you can pull out when with family or friends and that only takes minutes to learn and are massively replayable.

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What is the best program for making world maps?

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The Alpha, Mimic, Stalker, Brute and Puker have escaped their prison and made it to the surface. With the alpha leading the hordes of zombies in its wake, the zombies have arrived in a large and empty construction site. The employees who evacuated have long gone and they are surrounded by woodland. The night is bright with a cloudless sky, stars illuminating the road outside the construction site. There is a signpost with a sign pointing left saying “Halperin City” and 2 signs right saying “Ash Cabin” and “Brooksville”

The mimic is currently wearing a lab coat and has a keycard and pistol, although hasnt figured out how to use it yet.
The alpha has a pistol too and can use it but poorly. The alpha may also every turn issue orders to the horde of zombies.
All rolls are made on a 1d100. During combat roll 2D100, first number will be attack and 2nd will be how well you defend against their counter attack. May also roll for perception of environment to check for things.

>26 tough zombies
>14 shredder
>5 smart zombies
>4 toxic zombies

>Pick a zombie
Feral – Blends in with other zombies, fast, agressive, well balanced
Stalker – Licker like, climbs walls, damaging but a glass cannon
Brute – A giant lumbering machine, slow and stupid but very strong
Armoured – Covered in bone plates, slightly smaller than brute, very tough
Toxic – Surrounded by toxic cloud, dangerous to be near, can exhume larger clouds
Puker – Can puke acidic vomit, good grappler, can improve range
Alpha – Smartest zombie, can use tools and command other zombies
Mimic – Can imitate voices it hears, change shape to a limited degree, smart

>Follow the path right
>Follow the path left
>Go into the forest

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We will show the xenos, traitors and mutants what alloy our balls are made off!

Regiment Classification d10

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Previous threads: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Sleeping%20Gods%20Quest
Character journal: http://pastebin.com/kuwEtm6c
Character sheet: http://pastebin.com/z4MpU1Zu
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You've got to admit, Howa really is good at massages. You hadn't realised how tense and sore your muscles were until after she had worked her magic on them.

Considering your career, the “magic” part might have been literal, a discrete application of some healing power handed down from a kindly god. If that is the case, then you've just been given one more reason to be a faithful servant of the gods. Then again, maybe it wasn't just the massage that lies at the root of your strangely good mood – there were, after all, other things to take into account.

But why shouldn't you enjoy some time off? You've worked hard, and every one of these little moments has been earned. You need to snatch these opportunities while you can, and hold their memories close to heart while you're away from the pleasures of home. Soon, you fear, you'll need their warmth again.

Putting down roots is a luxury that you just don't have. Not yet.

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As promised, it's time for another exciting episode of the Unseen civilization!

But first, a quick recap of what we have so far.

>We are the Unseen. A race living in a massive underground cave. Physically weak and poor combatants, we're gifted diplomats and have a talent for illusion magic. Our cave opens up to a dense jungle.

>A group of cultists, worshipping the sun, escaped from our caves to live on the surface. We have since opened up diplomatic contact with them, and they don't seem to bear us much ill will.

>We've established a small religion of our own. This spider cult is being used to encourage people to have more children and places importance in strong family bonds. Not many people are members of this cult, but it's slowly gaining in popularity.

>We've managed to train a reliable, if not overly powerful, group of illusionists to help us in many way. One of our mages even discovered the secret of pyromancy. We've also learned magical hypnotism, though it only works on animals.

>After some effort, we have started creating our own written language. Though crude and simple, this is a great step forward in the development of our culture.

>We've discovered one other sapient race so far, the Scorpion-People. We've learned their language and make them our friends, and got them to help set up an orchard. We're relying on illusions to interact with them. Letting them see our true form might make them less happy to work with us. In time, these powerful warriors could become useful allies, valuable slaves, or terrifying enemies.