I was going to run Shadowrun for my group, but they decided to

lots of long, strange random tables to roll on.
fuck, why not even have a table for not!forgotten beasts aswell, and roll three times on it for a unique mishmash.

i think the key to capturing it is to make it feel -almost- real, but with some sort of "dissonance" to the world, along with an almost whimsical feeling

if you can get your players to rise their eyebrows at everything in slight confusion, yet have them go along with it, then i would probably say that you've succeeded

>>55148048

What kind of tables would be necessary? Maybe a forgotten beast generator, a colossus generator, wereanimals, night creatures, demons. What else?

>>55147817
>How would one replicate the feel of Dwarf Fortress in Pathfinder?
If you're going to be true to DF, you'll need to kill a lot of PCs.

>>55149402
That's a given.

Anyway, for FBs, maybe a d100 table of animals, then a d100 Rogue-Trader style mutations table?

>>55147817
you can always tell them that you are not going to run Pathfinder. If they want to run it, have someone else do it.