How does your character view pimps and pimpin as an occupation?
>>97679325NTA, but its not as crazy as it sounds. There are a lot of things happening on 4chan that all lead to the same conclusion: that the mods/site owners are trying to create the illusion of there being more active users on the site than really exists. Vague question threads where the OP never once returns or replies to anything, obvious bots, pointless bumpfaggotry resurrecting the same threads from page 10 over and over again and refusing to let them die for WEEKS, the removal of the unique poster count on threads... And so on. Puckee OP threads do multiple of the above, we typically have a few of those running at a time (and they are never allowed to die) and past action on the matter has signaled that he is being protected by a mod and reporting his posts will just get YOU punished. That isn't the behavior of a board with a healthy, organic ecosystem of posters keeping itself active. If you've been here for more than a few years, you remember how active /tg/ (and 4chan as a whole) used to be. Its like night and day, there used to be a legitimate risk that you would reply to a thread and then it would have fallen off the board within 2 hours if no one else replied to it, or a thread could hit autosage and die gloriously in less than a day. We simply don't have the numbers for that anymore, the fact that user activity has gone down is incontrovertible. So if user activity has diminished, and vague low effort threads are being spammed or kept alive inorganically, what other conclusion is there to draw but that someone is trying to make the site seem more active than it really is? The logical motivation of which is to try to retain what users you have left by hiding how empty the board really has become, which they have a financial incentive to do because 4chan makes money from advertisers. If site activity drops too low, 4chan ceases to become financially viable for the owners.
>>97680063We've always had dogshit bumpfag threads, there's just non-autistic retard content so it stands out more since no one with a human brain uses this website anymore for more than a week at a time.Posts are down to like 33% of what they were 5 years ago and falling, and this will continue because the moderation are cowards, the user base is aging, and nothing is being done to make the site fun to post on to attract new users.
>>97673296Unfavorably, pretty much indistinguishable from slavers. First couple encounters had the two professions overlap, which set precedent for unfortunate stereotyping.
>>97673296She is the pimp, with hoes to suit every taste. Her girls are especially popular among the more freaky sorts, as she always makes sure one or two have pokerus
>>97674934That was so skibidi ohio of you, frfr capless on fanumgod
>play werewolf>giggle during Night 1>get lynched the next day despite being a villagerRealistically what could I have done?
>>97659443>>97660319They killed the Giggler man.
>>97659443That was my experience, except instead of giggling, I put on a silly voice.
>>97659443>first trial>"so who do we lynch?">"well shit man we don't have any clues so far, anyone we pick is about as likely to be innocent">"well, who do you want to see eliminated first then?">"oh, that's easy: Anon">"yeah, that giggling faggot Anon, he ruins every game he's in">"yup, no one's gonna miss him and his smell"
>>97659443I've got such a hard time with these social deduction games man. My pokerface as a traitor is terrible unless I'm winning, but when I'm one of the good guys I run a tight ship, no bullshit, so there's such a change in my demeanor.
>>97659443Used to play in class bc of teacherHated the game, rant about it every time and got kicked out everytimeStupid game for normies
Could MTG die one day or is it too big to fail? What would have to happen for it to end?
>>97679858You're playing TCGs, you're an autistic nerd regardless
>>97677648>People dislike the changes and divide into new, old or whatever formats without support.That’s already happening with EDH, pauper, and recently premodern and planar standard. Normal standard is complete shit. Play cube.
>>97654250Mtg will never fail because then cards would be cheap and that will never happen
>>97679858>Yeah, I'll take fucking around with what card to stuff in the mana zone in DM over thisNo you won't because nobody plays that dead meme game lmao
>>97679858No one plays DM but autistic chinks
Has anybody used a 3D scanning/3D scanned model cleanup service to archive models into an STL form?What was the service?How much was the service?How long was the waiting for results?Were the final scan results after cleaning easily mistakable for original CAD files for digitally sculpted models?I have some non-GW stuff that I want archived in case the companies go out of business and production of the models don't change hands to another reliable service.Warhammer models have entire scanning communities around them so it is models that aren't Warhammer but worth archiving in my opinion that are my concern.
>>97678830based thread, wish I had some help to offer, have a (You)
>>97679275Thanks.I did a quick search and found StrangePlastic and Zealotminiatures offer 3D scanning services.The problem I have with them is that they probably specifically cater towards miniature hobbyists so they probably raise the price more than it normally is due to specializing in a specific area of the 3D scanning industry.And I also have a feeling that they "present themselves as too professional" so ordinary Joe requests get ignored in favour of clients that produce their own miniatures like plastic minis.
This is a general for everything 3D printed relating to /tg/ from sci-fi, fantasy, historicals, fantasy football, and more! Share your printed minis, terrain, print fails, 3d modelling, printing advice, works in progress, or anything else /tg/-related to 3D printing.>DO:- Post pics of your prints be they fails or triumphs- Keep discussion/photos about tabletop games only- Post your resin/printer/settings for faster advice- Help your fellow anons with advice>TRY TO:- Remember that this general is monitored by GWendolin and her lawyers- Not make a new thread until old one dies- Not encourage namefags, tripfags, fumefags and coomers- Not spoonfeed- Not war over Filament/Resin consoles- Keep your model pics naked (no paint/undercoat only)Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>97678233the original miniature was named "slambo" but since that is a GW name you won't find a lot of results searching that name that haven't already been removed. It's also very similar to the milton bradley hero quest chaos warrior and very much designed for a simple two-part mold
>>97678233The pose itself I would describe as "axes akimbo"; are you looking for Slambo specifically or just minis dual wielding stuff? I know I've seen at least 1 Slambo knockoff under something like "Chaos Slam champion" while I was looking for HQ stuff.
>>97676240>>97676308>>97677619thanks anons but holy shit you can mix resins like that without issues? always thought stuff had different cure profiles (or even the underlying chemistry mismatch itself). tough 2000 v2 1L costs almost a budget printer would be crazy if a budget synthetic resin could do 80% of its properties
Just got my bambu p2s. I cant decide whether to print steel legion and orks for epic 40k 3rd edition or warmaster empire and orcs/goblins. For now printing some empire 10mm halberdiers
>>97679803>or just minis dual wielding stuff?Basically that.I've got other examples of models in that pose that seems to reference the slambo pose. https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-lord-of-the-forge-old-infernal-dwarves-724983https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-priest-dungeon-562652https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-liebling-undead-berserker-722536I just think it would be cute to have a shelf of minis in that pose.
Marching through the deep Edition>What is this?/TG/ DEVELOPED A GAMEIT IS PLAYABLE. IT HAS BEEN PLAYED.EXPEDITION is a ~1880s era, Jules Verne-inspired retro-futurist, underground blood soaked adventurescape.It is a Skirmish wargame. Two players with their own expeditions, on a hexgrid map, explore & fight each other for victory and profit.3 versions of the rules exist, 2 of which have been playtested. The main one is 2e, to be found :>https://www.mediafire.com/folder/us7vnek39dc6k/AgarthaRulesas with maps, tokens and lore resources.>TL;DR Dochttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1LxdaGoBlJRTMuziMDupG5TeeFwNDnsIW2pfaRAcFDgA>Main Lore Doc, including links to anon-written short stories and additional lore in "Recommended..." sectionComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>97677825>and at least the first iteration, of the Austrian booksGiving it a lookthrough (using Version 2 since that's what is in the mediafire) it seems like the Bifrost society is still absent from their book, which is weird given the Austrians have a whole Academia gimmick going on.The wiki describes the society as an offshoot of the Syndicate but that seems kind of tacked on>The unification of Germany, however, has ironically caused an ideological splinter among the Syndicate's two founders. While Johann seemed to have abandoned any semblance of humanity as he delved deeper into the secrets of Hyperborea, mutilating his mind, body and soul with its profane arts and technology, Karl seems to have never outgrown the nationalism of his youth, even if it has long since lost its liberal character. Eventually Karl abandoned the Syndicate and returned to Germany where he went on to create an organization of its own. Pulling together a motley crew of new generation of occultists, ex-Theosophists, Volkist nationalists and other eccentrics from across Germany and Austria-Hungary, Karl Schultz founded the Bifrost Society, that has been a bitter rival to the Syndicate ever since.An alternative could be to have the Bifrost be a coporate-sponsored organization to contrast with the Syndicate's criminal bent and Miskatonic's academic side (and the Denmark/Tsardom/Whalur/who knows Supernaut Hyperdivers as a government-sponsored group)
>>97679133I don't recall exactly. I'm sure its in the archives somewhere. I know it was before the great punch-up over the Danish book.>>97679140That was it. I don't think the fellow dived much deeper than that, but I do think that's a good starting point to work with. It would be worth fleshing this out whenever we get around to filling in more about the CEAIC and other organizations outside the Anglo/Francophone sphere. It does lend a bit of irony to the German story in this game. Fighting a large-scale rebellion against Catholic separatists in lieu of France, and then having organizations like the Thulegesellschaft, the Bifrost Society, CEAIC interests, Warfex guys, all battling it out covertly, or overtly. I don't know if either organization needs to be connected to the Syndicate for their story to be coherent, but I'm not as familiar with their lore. The big-business angle would probably be the way to go. If you've ever seen Alfred Krupp's grave, there is something a bit Hyperborean about it, though I can't really describe why.
>>97679140>as he delved deeper into the secrets of HyperboreaNow that we mention it, how widespread is epigean knowledge about Hyperborea's existence, and how much do they know about it? Is as widespread as the knowledge about Napoleon, or is it more/less known?
>>97680290My assumption is that people assume Napoleon either jumped off the ship on the way to San Helena or was executed by the British on the down low. Perhaps children believe he escaped to haunt dreams and steal their candy.As for Hyperborea, it's more a case of putting together the dots. Greenland becoming depopulated and blockaded, Paraguay exploding in violence, Halifax exploding in an explosion, Franklin's expedition disappearing (the natives may have mentioned something about an aroura) and of course the Taiping. Also maybe the Baltimore gun club and the Fall of Atlantis. It's unclear who knows these were all connected, but some people have at least put some of the pieces together.
>>97680693I mean, Paraguay alone should be plenty of proof that something is not right with the 1st layer. And the Paraguay War ought to have tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of witnesses. That must have some effect.
>It's another DND where orcs are warlike warriors looking for a fight>It's another DND where elves are druids who care for the worldWhy does DND literally always do this?
>>97674554High Elf societies are run by Wizards, Wood Elf societies are run by Druids and Rangers. These things were clear before they removed racial attribute bonuses for being "racist"
>>97671358>normalfag wants subversive character design againtry>>>/reddit/
>>97677298How is that any different from their usual depiction?
We have overdosed on >wHoA YoU tOtalLy SuBvErTeD mY ExPeCtAtIoNs Xdddddddddddddlike 15 years ago. It's nice to have expectations met.
>>97679722Well the Nyambe setting actually was home to that “once proud warrior society” the not-bloodthirsty orcs whine about. Called the Kosan Orcs, they did actually build an empire in the jungles and it was a proper empire, with cities and buildings and all that. Kosan Orcs were even articulate and could speak in full sentences, with proper grammar. They were also racist, sexist, elitist, slavers that only valued power and would each amass vast arsenals of magical weapons and armor to make themselves stronger. Actually based on the lore, the Kosan Orcs might be responsible for the existence of Dragonborn, the Kosan Orcs would force some of their human slaves to breed with dragons in the hopes of getting slaves with sorcerous bloodlines, since in their minds, having a magic-slave is akin to having a hands-free, multipurpose smart-wand that casts itself, and thus something that an Orc warrior can use to flex on his peers.Unsurprisingly, their arrogance was their ultimate downfall, see Kosan Orcs see women as property, and they see humans as being nothing better than slaves, so human woman would be seen as something even less. So little did they think of human woman that they had no issue letting their women slaves shave them and cut their hair. So several of those women hatched a plan and the next time the Kosan leadership needed to be groomed, they slit their throats and started a rebellion that largely drove the Kosan Orcs from Nyambe. The Orcs of other fantasy settings being the degenerate descendants of those exiles.So you tell me?
Is there a system that's actually good for running an RPG campaign in an Underhive, or an off-franchise version of the same? The extant 40k RPGs don't really seem to fit.Pic entirely unrelated.
>>97676751I guess you'd need to get into specifics about what you want that campaign to be like. With technology, body-mods and evil empires galore, it seems like heroes in it would end up playing something very cyberpunk-ish (the genre, not necessarily the ttrpg).
>>97676830Something high-action with good variety in tech, since after all, occasionally something amazing falls in the garbage. Good rules for designing mooks, rules for muties, rules for robots & cyborgs. Vehicles nice but optional. Psychic powers for magic nice but optional. Willing to entertain high or lower power provided combat doesn't become a tedious slog either way. Tonally, something more focused on action & excitement than grim danger.
>>97677035Star Without Number works fine. I'd imagine Ashes does too, but I haven't played it. Stars has the d6 focus and high lethality that feels authentic to old WHF (although I gotta tell you that I haven't played a Warhammer RPG since the 90s). It's a retclone of D&D Basic w/ Traveller's skills. Has psychics, space magic, cybernetics, high tech, vehicles, low tech. I think it'd do you well.
>>97677035Unironically GURPS or a curated Rifts.
>>97676751I fail to see why Dark Heresy or Imperium Maledictum is insufficient for playing a game in the underhive
Is Dimension 20's Calorum the single most original DND setting ever?
>>97658542Kind of looks like someone drew Africa but from memory.
>>97669484I don't know anon, it's nothing ITT.
>>97659891Post your map?
>>97658542What is the land to the north? Ice Cream?
>>97673624I figured it was salt
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Anyone writing anything?
>>97681518How did you guess my next rank up...
>>97681663yes but for Isekai Tournament
>>97681663Dorm stuff. I only just realized that my builds's roommate never responded to any of the prompts about it, but it's too late to back out.
>>97681682whomstve?ask and may you shall recieve
>Hey Anon what setting are you running for DND?Which of these answers is the most based and /tg/ approved? Which is the most cringe and /tg/ disapproved?>I'm running a homebrew world>I'm running a homebrew world that I have 50+ pages of lore for>I'm running a homebrew world but making everything up as I go along>I'm running a homebrew world but it's literally just current normie flavor of the month like Genshin Impact>I'm running Forgotten Realms>I'm running Planescape>I'm running Spelljammer>I'm running Eberron>I'm running Golaryon>I'm running Birthright>I'm running (setting by a publisher that's kinda big basically way not as big as WOTC)
>>97675303Ty nigga
>>97675009Homebrew setting that changes over time in accordance with the players' actions.
>>97675049fpbp
>>97675009I would answer explaining my choices extensively but you wrote "DND" like a troglodyte imstead of "D&D".
>>97675009>The only options are dndogshitgrim
The town's mayor refuses to pay your party for defeating the bandits because, when he first asked you to do so, he said he would CONSIDER rewarding you.>Mayor: Isn't that right, people? That's what I said! Your mayor is a man of his word!>Townsman: Yeah! That's right! That's what he said!>Mayor: Will you threaten us now? Will you let your guns take the place of your honor? Perhaps we should have taken our chances with the savages!
>>97680411if they did, they wouldnt have a problem with brigands because they could just send their own menthere could be some tense political situation that hinders them from sending troops to where the brigands are and thus requires a third party, but in this case the players have an obvious course of action to upset the power dynamics and cause whatever they wanted to avoid in the first place
>>97679908>fuck over the mercenaries you asked to do violence for you because "umm acktually I only said id CONSIDER it">be surprised when they turn around and fuck your shit up
>>97680411They’d be nothing in the face of our mighty War Tanks anyways
>>97674359I'd ask him to take this pill right here.
>>97679003He was like a medieval Epstein
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>>97681594>but they have their own continent.wait really? how did I miss/forget that?
>>97681522Tankista FEARED our power
>>97681625But this whole thing was envisioned.
>>97681650The LOTM included an Error in itIt was Distorted by the SoC
>>97681537You redditfags will get bored and go back after a few weeks at most.
Why I see so many situations of a DM trying to pull a monkey paw's situation with Wish? You can control the whole game world and you still feel like pulling a GOTCHA with your players just because they have a bit of control? Isn't that petty? Just let the spell work.
>>97675035>In my example, the books do not appear all at once. They appear once per day infinitely.The wisher didn't wish for a single book to appear once per day until the end of time.To go back to >>97671510 if you wish for one book, and then tomorrow you wish for a second book, that's two wishes. It's possible to get one without the other, and therefore that would be granting infinite wishes with one wish.Proof by contradiction, as it were. The only option is that the genie fills the entire universe with books, because anything else would not be infinite.
>>97678350Wrong. Going to the future is wish, and a guy dying is a wish. He didn't make two wishes, so only one of those things happens.
>>97616535>Isn't that petty? Just let the spell work.Hey, you wished for it, vague king.
>>97680069No he didn't.
>>97678794>The wisher didn't wish for a single book to appear once per day until the end of time.one book per day over an infinite period of time is still an infinite number of booksyou only said "infinite number of books" but defined no time frame>>97678903>He didn't make two wishes, so only one of those things happens.only one thing happened: someone diedtravelling to a future where is dead is just the way that wish is achievedunder your logic, the guy dying of a heart attack is not a valid wish because you never wished for a heart attackbut all of this is irrelevant because the wish granter is an actual being, like a genie, or the spellcaster themselves physically altering realitythe wish is open to interpretation because the wish granter is a person who can wilfully choose to make your wish go wrong if they wantyou are relying entirely on either someone elses good grace when they flex their power or on your own skill to reshape the world paradox-freethe genie is only obligated to cast the wish spell to whoever frees him, but he is entirely under his own discretion to interpret wishes
Praying Edition>What is Trench Crusade?An alternate weird history 28mm/32mm tabletop skirmish game still in a pre-release playtesting phase but with the full release slated for this year. Based on the art and lore of Mike Franchina, whose illustrations you may have seen floating around on /tg/ for a several years now, and designed by Tuomas Pirinen, one of the original creators of Mordheim. It's grimdark, it's visceral, it's awesome, and it's very Blanchitsu.>What Trench Crusade is notTC not an excuse for you to discuss IRL religion, history that didn't occur in the game, culture war shit, or discord bullshit on /tg/. Keep it on topic.>What's the QRD on the background?The Knights Templar turned heretic and opened the Gates of Hell when they took Jerusalem during the First Crusade. Over 800 years later the war is still ongoing as technology has developed to a pseudo diesel-punk WW1 standard and a third of Humanity has sided with the Infernal Princes.>How do I get started?All the files are free online:https://www.trenchcrusade.com/rules/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>christianity = le heccin evil>m*slims = the good guys>hell = also the good guysamazing writing
>>97679816>my factionthe good guys>my opponent's factionthe bad guysI don't care about writing i just need something to kill with my little dudes
>>97679816I like the idea of Muslims being this doomed faction that refuses to accept that Mohammad was a false prophet and fight vainly against hell in his name. Maybe the upper caste of priests know it's all bullshit, acknowledge Christ's divinity, but can't say shit because if they do the entire front will collapse. Or maybe they're rife with demonic corruption and they find it all very funny. Either way the Trench Crusade guys would get Charlie Hebdo'd, so I understand why they didn't do it, but it's just another reason why it should have stayed a 4chan meme game and not a GW wannabee.
>>97679816religion is for retarded people
>>97679816>actually thinking religion is real>>>>>/x/
