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Anyone here playing with a changeling? Do they work with rules from UA or did you add something on top?

>>44095856
/5eg/ in the title. Thankyou based anon.

I predict the survey tomorrow will be about the SCAG.

>>44095840
"We now know were the lord's Dagger's are hiding" He says with a self satisifed smile as he swirls his glass around before bringing it to his lips, I try to say something but he holds up a finger, and a minute later says "No, I'm not sending you to deal with them, or murder them or what have you"

What do I say?
[] Oh like you can fucking stop me
[]....Thanks for wasting my time.
[] Well I'm going back to Maria now
[] Oooooh if only you owed me a favor for killing thradrick....
[] So you're sending Mr fraust then...good choice
[] Dammit, you got my hopes up
[] Well I'm leaving, see ya
[] write in

>>44095912
[] So you're sending Mr fraust then...good choice
[] Well I'm going back to Maria now

>>44095912
>[] So you're sending Mr fraust then...good choice
>[] Well I'm going back to Maria now

Say hello to "The Irons".
A Halligan Bar (or "hooligan bar" if you're feeling like a cheeky cunt), and a flathead axe, mated together for ease of carrying.
19 pounds total weight.
The Halligan consists of a pick, an adze, and a prybar. The axe is an axe.
Imagine groups of men in heavy armor charging at each other. Each man attempts to wrestle an enemy to the ground so that an "Irons Man" can break them open like a crab with his tools.

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>>44095823

>>44095854
>>44095823
I'm not sure if they're optimized for fighting and what it would take to make them.

Why would you want to play a game about sitting in a bunker, eating canned food, and slowly dying of radiation poisoning?

>>44095409
Game on steam called "This War of Mine". It takes place in some third world country where not everything was shit, but then when to shit after people rebelled. Slightly frustrating at times, but it was fun for a while. Also you get your shit kicked in when you try to fuck with someone with a gun.

>>44095467
>I mentioned rebuilding

Isn't SimCity or Anno (some number) popular and beloved game franchise?

>>44095379
Kurgan have mutant horses.

Norscans have mutant? boats.

>>44095379
Weapon Choices

God Preference

Tactics

>>44095379
>Kurgan
>tfw I got relatives there
Its always funny then they use a name of a real place

You walk up the marble staircase towards the door to the Circle of Mages. The door is rather mundane, with common iron fittings and what looks to be a regular lock. In front of the door, off to the side on the landing is a small, bookish looking man with thick reading glasses sitting in a kiosk. He wears a long black robe and is hunched over, poring over a thick tome. He mouths the words silently to himself, guiding his finger across the words as he reads. He only notices the three of you when you're standing right in front of him. He looks up and after recognizing Quissonce and Eve, makes an 'ah' sound as he dives into some compartment behind his desk and pulls out an even bigger book, which he flips to a new, fresh page. He pulls out an ink pot and a quill.

“I see you've brought yourselves a friend. Alright, name.” You clear your throat quickly and respond.

“Alan Rodain.” He scribbles your name on the first line.

“Yes, and do you possess the necessary fee to gain entrance to the Circle?” You hand him a bag of 100 platinum pieces. Thankfully there was banker able to do a currency transaction of that magnitude in Seaside. You still are forced to wait a good, few minutes as he carefully counts out your money. Once he writes in his book that you've paid the fee he looks back to you. “Alright. What are you?” Um.

“Human.” He squints at you, trying to see if you're joking with him. “Um, male?”

“No. No. Are you a sorcerer or a wizard?” Uhhhhhhhhh. He looks at you oddly. “Summoner?” What? “Magus?” Mage-us? “Please tell me you aren't an alchemist.”

>Wizard
>Sorcerer
>Mage-us
>I got no clue buddy
>Ask the others for help

>>44095345
>I got no clue buddy
i just got some weird shit i can do

>>44095345
>I got no clue buddy
>Because I can apparently pick up almost any skill, and magic appears to be included

>>44095168
I have two middle names.

What do you say to that?

What kind of monster wasn't given a middle name?

>>44095263

Why did you steal OP's middle name?

>>44094818
No.

>>44094818
Europe isn't the entire world. Shocking, I know but true.

I'd call it an early medieval setting.

Rolled 6, 6, 7, 7 = 26 (4d10)

>>44094519
>Hunt the aurochs 4d10 (Strength +Hunter)

Rolled 1, 6, 9, 3 = 19 (4d10)

>>44094519
>>Hunt the aurochs 4d10 (Strength +Hunter)
Gotta get food.

>>44094519
Oh shoot! I just remembered, you guys have a new option now, don't you?

>Cultivate crops

>>44094154
[2/4]

You grunt, leaning back in your seat and folding your arms. “Misri, have you ever had family betray you and become the worst kind of people you’ve ever known?”

She shrugs. “Wouldn’t know.” She says this quietly, “I didn’t really have a family.” Oh, damn it. You didn’t mean to hurt her feelings.

“Hey, look. I’m sorry for worrying you, I just feel I need some time by myself,” you say.

“You’ve had plenty of time.” She grabs you by the arm and gently tugs you, smiling. “Come have breakfast.” She leans in a bit, smirking, swaying her hips a little. “I’ll let you have my pudding if you’re a good boy.”

You squint. “We have pudding?”

-

-

You do have pudding. Kuvasz is busy washing up the dishes, having already eaten long before everyone else did. His sleep schedule seems to work quite similarly to yours. He doesn’t sleep in late, but unlike you that’s more by choice rather than by instinct. He wears only the undersuit of his armor, and a black apron to keep it clean as well. You’d almost mistake the old man as some sort of house slave for a Zygerrian. “How are you enjoying your tiingilar, children?” he asks.

You chew on the soft soft casserole he cooked up for the lot of you. Vikker has already consumed it, apparently immune to the spicy effects. Misri meanwhile struggles to even breathe with it in her mouth, the spices apparently burning her insides. You yourself only feel a slight tingle, but Flight School might have spoiled you a little. Back in Flight School the Instructors would occasionally slip incredibly spicy peppers into the rations randomly. It was part of the indoctrination process, to keep TIE Pilots alert, predatory, and paranoid. Suspiciously, you always drew it every Friday, usually when Captain Jag was overseeing the Mess Hall. “It’s pretty good, Kuvasz. All Mandos know how to cook like you?”

>>44094445
[3/3]

He nods, wiping his hands on a rag then running his hand through his grey hair. “Certainly. Cooking is an important skill that all Mandalorian children learn when they’re being raised by their mothers, that and hunting as well. Hunting is something do with your father, but cooking is the matriarchal thing.” He steps over to the table and sits down, then notices Misri tearing up as she chews on the casserole. “For goodness sake, Misri. You don’t need to eat it if you don’t like it.”

She spits it out onto the plate. “It’s so hot!” she whines. “Why do you make these things so spicy?”

He blinks. “Oh?” He looks down at the casserole platter in the center of the table. “My wife always told me mine were unbearably mild.”

“This is mild!?” she squeaks.

“It actually kind of is,” you say. “But it’s got a bit of kick to it, initially at least.” Misri grumbles, drinking her blue milk to sooth her tongue.

Vikker grunts. “And you eat Tiingilar everywhere?” he asks. “This is considered a breakfast food?”

“It’s considered an everything food, very simple to make. The recipe especially is designed for the possibility that you don’t have an oven but do have a flamethrower,” says Kuvasz. Kuvasz tilts his head, looking to you as you eat carefully and quietly. “So, Rhys. Since you’re finally eating in the galley with the rest of us, I assume you’re feeling much better now, correct?”

> “I won’t feel better until I get Misri’s pudding.”
> “Much better.”
> “Not really.”
> Other

>>44094455
>> “I won’t feel better until I get Misri’s pudding.”
>> “Much better.”

>>44094150
whoops, 4chan went down.

Guess we're back up though.

>>44094150
How do we win now that Saber is dead?

Also who was he?

>>44094576
>How do we win?
You still have his arm, use it wisely. I can't say more without making spoilers. And yes, you might actually end up losing the war. There were a couple of bad endings you guys dodged, but plot armor will only get you so far.
>Who was he
Hisao Nakai. AKA the guy who died before your arrival.

>>44094011
Last time on Bullywug civ

Work is started on a place for the hoppers to stay it will be done in 2 turns.
The scout who first rode the hoppers is named [name him], and put in charge of future scouting missions because J’amp looks for creativity and inventiveness in his tribe. (hero unit bonus to scouting)
While observing the now docile hoppers, you find they seem to eat vegetation.

The special spears are ready. We call the ones for trees axes and the ones for digging shovels. -20 wood and stone. +20 axes, +20 shovels

The art of combining vines together is perfected! We now have many nets we can use for fishing, and with research we can make nets bigger and better.

Growing up is hard for a bullywug, not all of the eggs make it to tadpoledom, and not all the tadpoles make it to adulthood, thus is life.

Stats
Pop: 170 male 90 female bullywugs, 653 tadpoles, 0 eggs
Food: 8 turns
Morale: 8/10
Tech Level: Primitive
Tech unlocked: Simple Stone working. Mud construction. Stone tools. Weaving.
Weapons: stone tipped spears, each bullywug has his/her own weapon.
Tools: 20 shovels, 20 axes
Stockpile: 80units stone, 80units wood
Locations: Home swamp, hopper breeding grounds
Structures: simple mud huts.
Livestock: 20 hoppers
Diplo: Claudhappers: encroaching on territory (purple on map), Skomjampers: pact of nonaggression (gold on map)

2 actions per turn, vote first then roll for the action we decide on

>>44094253
Yo! I have 2 hours before I must sleep.

>>44094544
whats up sleepy!
sorry /tg/ was done in my area
but im ready to run

>>44094003
I am writing a book with this sort of premise.
Most of it takes place in the Not! Holy Roman Empire.

Cool part is, WW1 had a lot of crazy tech alongside more traditional equipment.
Like early tankers with chainmail meshes and half-plate.
I would suggest focusing on geopolitics, as the tangled mess of aggrements and alliances is what started the war.
Prussia is awesome, especially in a fantasy setting, include Not! Prussia.
If you want dogfights, The Luftwafte considered themselves knights, and personalized their planes with family crests, meaningful symbols, and crazy color schemes.

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>>44094003
Panzerfauste is a fantasy mash-up of WWI & WWII.

>>44094417
> World War 1-era
> Holy Roman Empire
> World War 1-era

Napoleon called, he wants his Peace of Pressburg back.

>>44093974
Necessity? Given the prevalence of d100 systems?

>>44093974
Sets should come with 2d10s with one giving tens place digits and the other giving ones place digits because using the fucking golf ball of a d100 is simply impractical.

Additionally percentile systems are okay and a lack of way to roll d100 would be bad.

>>44093974
My flaming autism cannot stand d100 sets like these, the zeroes are off-putting.
I prefer to use just two regular d10s, one white, one another color, the colored one comes first.

>>44093921
>How do I know if this is real?

Try falling down. If you wake up, then it isn't real.

Seriously though, good on you for having fun.

>Join a /tg/ game
>spend hours chatting with the GM and the other players, putting together a massive sprawling continent to explore and learn about, plot hooks everywhere and everyone's looking forward to game
>no one shows up on game day
>game ded

it h u r t s

>>44094023

Welcome to online campaigns, where 80% of them are DMs fishing for easy lore and NPCs for their setting.

>>44093921

So you said you only have two players, right?

So uhh... Are you still looking for more?