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Look in a game finder thread
>tfw no gamefinder thread anon!

So make one
>tfw the first few posts are not games I know

Keep looking...
>tfw I get rejected!

Oh sorry m8 I thought you wanted to play a game, not have everything handed to you on a plate.

KEEP TRYING

>>46153768
Honestly? Internet people are too flaky for me, my friends are almost as bad, can only corral them together once in a blue moon, but I wanted to find a gaming group, there wasn't one, so I took a crack at running games for my friends.

No, they don't often have the time, yes it always goes wrong, but I'm not gonna stop, no way, I will make this work.

>>46153841
Hi Mythweaver admin.

>Faggot OP

>>46152869
>alignments
inb4 smite polite

>Apathetic Neutral
>Chaotic Edgy

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>>46084509
The angel takes a long drag on her cigarette.

"There are others I hate more, Hero," she says, with a sigh. "I can understand feeling obligated to a duty you hate. I've had time to think. To be honest, I have nothing /but/ time to think. And what I think is that I want to see where this...experiment of yours goes."

"Experiment?" you ask, dubiously.

"Brianna has chosen to extend mercy to her enemies. To understand and sympathize, rather than harry and revenge. And, having gotten to know her, it bothers me that I don't understand why someone would do that. So I'm going to let it happen, and see what results, and try to learn."

"You don't understand mercy?" you ask, puzzled and worried.

"Death only offers one kind of mercy, and its cost is...high. Go. Speak to your mother."

"...Did she ever -"

"You were the only thing she spoke about, Nathan," Lora murmurs. "Orders for me, and /you/."

You sigh, heavily, and trudge towards your mother. All the aches and pains you hadn't noticed in the heat of battle throb all over your body, especially the legs; acrobatics on steps is far from easy these days.

The dead men look almost peaceful.

You kneel next to your mother and brush her hair back from her face.

"I'm so sorry," Natalia whispers, harshly. "You must think I'm a coward. I am. I'm sorry..."

"Natalia," you murmur. "The angel is willing to let you live. Do you have any feelings on that?"

"Fear."

"Do you want that?"

The older woman sobs and nods, unable to speak.

"Even if it cost your Sight?" you press, wanting to be sure.

"I don't want to die a monster," Natalia begs. "I'd offer anything. /Anything/."

You look up at Lora. "Do it."

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>>46084804
Lora flits over with surprising grace. You take a step back, more on instinct than anything else, and watch as she kneels next to your mother. Black wings fold around Natalia, and you catch snippets of whispers in the angel's voice, words and phrases spoken with complexity and care in rapid-fire divinity.

There is a scream of pain, and then Lora's wings open. The angel sets your mother down, gently, onto the floor.

"She needs to rest," Lora murmurs. "And you have a final decision to make."

"The guns," you hazard.

"Aye," Lora agrees. "I can destroy the guns on this level. I can annihilate the plans made with my power and break the specialized tools used to forge the equipment, but ultimately, that will only set the technology back. The people here are smart, and have been involved in this for some time. They will re-invent the technology, in a matter of perhaps a decade. It will be cruder, to be sure..."

You remember the crank guns, from the Mine, and shudder. "What about Natalia's client?"

"That's your problem now," the angel says, frankly. "Do I destroy the guns or not?"

"Can you keep them contained within the Dungeon?" you ask.

"Maybe, but I won't," she says flatly. "I won't disrespect the work of New Hell like that. They're forbidden or permitted, not both."

You look down at the revolver in your hand, thoughtfully.

> Set gun development back
> Let it proceed

>>46085331
>Set gun development back

>>46152774
Why do Dwarves have CHA as their best stat?

>>46152907
Because, I couldn't think of anything else that'd fit that hadn't been taken by something better.
Also, because Dwarves are usually friendly, and stuff.

>>46152774
I'd probably swap dwarf and human

>>46151592
How long do you have to prepare? What kind of characters do they have in mind? Have they played before? If not, Food Fight is usually a fine starter for first-time runners.

Don't play the PC games, they fucking succ

>>46151592
Just don't ever say, "Hoi, chummers!"

Just don't.

>>46151345
The internet is currently dying. Game servers worldwide are going dark. Archives are hosted elsewhere so they were first but north america is caving slowly but surely. Soon we'll be in another dark age. Its been honor anon, truly.

>>46151481
I fuckin knew it!! Well good knowing you anons. Salut and the next one in hells on me.

It is working for me. Maybe the problem is on your end?

>>46151023
>What exactly constitutes a monster-girl?
It's a girl with prominent animal/monster traits.

>Would a snail-girl be considered a monster girl?
Yes.

>>46151068
/thread

Good job, team.

>>46151068
> it's a girl with prominent animal/monster traits.

But with a recognizably human face.

Just have them fail forward :^)

>>46149960
Well there are a couple of school of thought on this. Going with the G.G. method, you could allow turnover to be an expected and frequent result. This can be fun if you're more invested in combat or willing to see the sessions as a sort of Game of Thrones turnover drama, but most players end up connected to the person they play as week to week.

Alternatively, you could use a failure to bog down the group. TPK? Maybe slavers find them, strip them of their equipment, and sell them off. Players would need to think of a way out of their situation and back to the plot. One character is having a bad streak of rolls? Maybe they've been cursed / caught sickness. It'll be a good tie in for that witch stalking them, or a hint that the host feeding them might not be so benevolent.

I've come to see that rival characters can be useful here- have the Gary Oak of the game mock the character for poor performance, and turn a streak of poor luck into a point of revenge to be made later.

>>46150502
>Alternatively, you could use a failure to bog down the group.
This is not a problem to me, the problem is that death tends to bog things down way too much. I doubt there would be a lot to capture if the character fell from a 10 story building.

>>46149130
>No, we need to keep looking for the killer

>>46149130
>I think I might walk, stomach still feels weak

>>46149130
>Alright, take me back to the Bulls Head Inn

Is it? Like that's honestly one of the least common situations I've heard of.

>>46148652
DM gf drama is such a staple for gaming that there should be a section on it in the PHB.

>>46148693
Hambeast girlfriends ruining your game is uncommon? Nigga please.

The firey explosion coils up into the night sky, orange flames flickering up, tinged with black, oily smoke.

“Shit!” Eva growls, heading for the door. “Dash, stay here!” She tries to order, Demi and Elecmon getting ready to fight, Tink jolting herself awake by the front of the car.

“Hell no I’m not staying put with that!” You bark at her, forcing a spoonful of food in your mouth for the road, needing all the energy you can get.

She tries to shove you back on the bed for a second, growling irritably, but you slip around her, getting outside before she can stop you.

Casey’s in there… Daisy too, and you’re weak. Real weak right now.

Come on Dash, work through it!

You force yourself to run, before you’re grabbed around the neck. “If you’re going in there…. At least let’s have a plan!” She yells over the loud crackling of the fires, as you see a tall armoured digimon run towards the building, batting the wreckage of the entrance aside.

>We get our friends out first!
>Try and deal with the flames on the exterior first, before the building comes down.
>Zeke’s gotta be in there, we deal with him first!
>You get the others out, I’ll find and follow them
>Send her in, you can wait for Jeff to get back first
>Write in

>>46083826
>>We get our friends out first!

>>46083826
>>We get our friends out first!

VALLEJO AIR
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A
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Best shit ever.

GW actually do a decent red. I just prefer Vallego cause it's cheaper. Also dropper bottles are amazeballs.

>>46148623

Vallejo Air > Vallejo Model > Vallejo Game = Reaper

Air and Model have all the important colors. Game and Reaper will have the brighter cartoony colors in case you play Daemons or Slaanesh or Empire/Bretonnia.

>>46148691

So the Air line is just optimized for air guns, I can use it with brush no problem?

>>46147968
Awww, did the big bad UGx Goodstuff meanies beat you at EDH today?

Thats a lot of hate for edh my friend. While I respect your opinions I disagree with you my friend.

>>46147968
>EDH is a garbage format

True.

>It's not fun

True, but an opinion.

>the only way to make it consistent is to literally only run combo pieces and tutors

True. Pretty much defeats the purpose of having 100 unique cards only to really have a bunch of tutors fetching your important cards.

>and it's pretty much gay

No comment.

>If you legitimately enjoy edh then you probably have autism, as per this study

Pretty much enjoying any aspect of M:tG other than casual kitchen sink is autistic. Including all constructed and limited formats and the act of collecting things.

>>46146765
Ten foot pole

Rope

Parchment

Ink

Quill

Sewing Kit

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Some cooking equipment, dining utensils, and a few simple ingredients are nice. Salt, Butter, and a few veggies can make all the difference.
Just because you're saving the world doesn't mean you should just eat whatever dried meat you buy at the goblin market or strange fruit you find in the creepy forest.

>>46146765
Lockpicks and stuff only made to be sold. Most vidya have the latter bu few tabletops have it.

>>46144280
Magic Mics and Magic the Ameturing are good if you like MTG

>>46144280
Nope. Couple not entirely terrible ones, but nothing actually good.

>>46144280
System Mastery. Also, do not listen to >>46144341 as he is wrong and dumb.