>designed to be the "40k killer">slips into obscurity shortly after release What went wrong?
>>97406759thats actually why dust was becoming hugely popular for a time. You could buy the kits preassembled or pre-painted and people really liked that. Got them into it faster.
>>97406773I really liked their Lovecraft stuff. Never got a chance to buy them.
>>97406773Did they sell unpainted models or just prepainted?
>>97407611>fucking Mi-Go figurinesi must have them
>>97406668my guess is that rackham is a small french company that got quickly stomped by the british juggernaut that GW grown up to be by the early 2000s. did they design this game in the late 80s when tabletop gaming was at its infancy they might've had a shot. but the faggots at Nottingham would do anything to stay top dog. i don't know if they would send pinkertons to harass competition like WotC but i think they would use any possible legal tool to snuff them out.
What does your character do during adventure downtime? Do they have a side job or something?
>>97404705That's a whore, not a bard.
>>97406078same thing
>>97375833>puckee spamming his commission againhttps://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/comments/1mu1m14/artcomm_braggett_hathewaye_the_songsparrow_bard/https://desuarchive.org/_/search/image/aTP0SGus7wzoh2BCsP7MpA/>10 times since August 2025
>>97404705I can't see this bitch adventuring anywhere.
>>97375833survivor's guilt depressed monk with inferiority complex so training, constantly training, like climbing towers and lighthouses or even nearby mountains and cliffs, swimming on rapid waters, etc. Because he never is good enough and his incompetence cost the life of people he held dear
Previous thread: >>97295718GURPS is a modular, adaptable system, capable of running a wide range of characters, settings, and play styles, with a level of detail varying from lightweight to completely autistic.Optional rules allow you to emulate different genres with a single system, or even switch genres within a single game.A nearly complete archive of GURPS books can be found by using the image. Never post direct links to the archive anywhere in plain text.If you're wondering where to start:- The Basic Set covers everything, including a lot of optional rules you probably won't use.- A genre guide can be found in the archive, under Unofficial/GURPSgen. It tells you what extra books and articles you may find useful for many common genres.- How To Be a GURPS GM is a good read even for players.- GCS (gurpscharactersheet.com) is an excellent character-builder software, with page references to all the books and the option to export to both Foundry and Fantasy Grounds.Thread question: what's the best classic GURPS cover art?
>>97399746Any tips on how one would do playable Ghouls, Super Muties, various robots like Mister Handies, etc? Just would like to know if they already have stuff for that or if I'm gonna hve to hunt down the Fallout homebrew that got made and tweak/fix the shit out of that.
>>97407363Template Toolkit: Races will have everything you need to make templates for all of these, including the robots. It's specially nice because it also teaches you how to create monsters/robots with 4 legs, wheels, tracks, tentacles, etc.That said, fallout is popular enough that I guarantee if you google it you'll find some dudes homebrew you can take a look for inspiration.
>>97407389There's a fairly complete one in the trove IIRC
In GURPS action, hiding in the middle of combat is at -10but in movies, even characters who aren't very stealthy like Ahnold in Raw Deal are able to sort avoid notice in the middle of a gunfight just by crawling around while in cover and he gets a couple of dudes by surprise.I feel like in a proper Action movie, any hero who is able to make the enemy lost sight of him should be able to stealth around without the huge penalty.
>>97407792>hiding in the middle of combat is at -10Can you post a screenshot of the paragraph?
ITT we post pics of a LGS from your town and let others rate the vibe
>>97404315Mine too. Started out with a lot of GW, board games and a bit of card games, now they apparently are one of the country's biggest sellers on cardmarket for terrible prices, no idea who buys from them, and the store's focus switched pretty much to Pokemon and MTG only with a huge table area where the boardgames used to be.
>>97407507>WarhammerIt really is like that... if you type it in lowercase "warhammer" it shows even less things.What the fuck happen to Google?
>>97400093Like I said. I'm not paying my MSRP. Flat out. They don't have to go as low as a major online retailer, but if they don't budge off MSRP at all? Fuck em. Let them tank.
>LGS stores have turned into casinos for teenagersIts disgusting how trading card games are propping up stores and no longer in the manner of sweaty nerds playing tournaments. Between trying to cater to money oriented scalpers, allowing political wokescolds to police people and downplaying wargaming in favor of DnD games has killed LGS culture. I used to feel bad for buying paints off Amazon, not anymore.
>>97397237Its an effective filter alright. No family with small children is entering that store.
We should have a chudhammer 40k where we ignore everything after 5th edition
>>97402827>subordination of the individual to a pack of self appointed thieves is the core of leftist ideologyI know. All that is needed is that they change masters and everything will be a okay.>The governments job is not interfere with peoples private livesLiberalism is long dead, you're just rummaging around its rotten entrails.
>>97402827This is the dumbest post I've read all week.
>>97402827>government must protect the ethnic group>government must not interfere with people's private lives>a million individuals import a million individual negroid spouses and breed with them in the privacy of their own homes>wat gobernment do?
>>973992735th edition is still nuhammer, 3rd edition is the acceptable one
>>97399273Those who hate “chuds” should make their own fan made and constantly updated warhammer 40k wargaming rules as downloadable pdfs.After all the ones who hate chuds so much keep saying chuds create nothing so why not properly show that their side actually makes things?
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>>97407537I mean, I wrote a whole writefag about romance, does that make me a pedo?
My little JITTIES, what are you working on? I read Funeral for a Friend and it fueled me to get another 1000 words done.
>>97407601>sissification fetishOh my bad. I forgot about THAT. Yeah, I don't fully agree, but anons who hate Sallyanon do have a valid justification there. I think I just deleted that part of MHA's history from my mind.
>>97407748I’m brainstorming, but I’ve been brainstorming for quire a while. I should make a solid outline for my next writefag, because I need to line up those story beats like a scriptwriter before I start writing
>>97407748Touching grass. New character ain't sparking joy for me to write for him, so I'm just doing other things with my time. Like resting.
Welcome to the Old School Renaissance General, the thread dedicated to first-decade, Gygaxian D&D, its faithful modern clones, and content created for use with them. Later editions (2e and newer) should be discussed elsewhere. Broadly, OSR games encourage a tonal and mechanical fidelity to Dungeons & Dragons played as intended by its creators from 1974 to 1983 — less emphasis on linear adventures and overarching metaplots and a greater emphasis on player agency. If you are new to the OSR, welcome! Ask us whatever you're curious about: we'll be happy to help you get started. We also have two excellent beginner guides created by Anons with feedback from the thread that you can check for help: >n00b DM's Guidehttps://pastebin.com/EVvt6P0B>n00b Player's Handbookhttps://pastebin.com/XALkXkV0 >Troves, Resources, Blogs, etc:http://pastebin.com/9fzM6128 >Need a starter dungeon? Here's a curated collection:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>97404518It's really about pure enjoyment at this point – he's been a boil on our collective ass for so long that it's a pleasure just to dunk on him. Eventually I'm pretty sure people will just report and stop bothering.
>>97404572No. In OD&D, the chance and level of spells available is simply determined by the dragon type and the dragon's Hit Dice do not affect this (e.g. a blue dragon has a 70% chance of being able to speak and those speaking dragons have a 15% chance of being able to use spells from the 1st and 2nd level). The golden dragon's description implies that dragons gain one spell per age category, but the description is arguably phrased as an exception and it may be that other dragons were not intended to operate on the same principle. Level equivalent for purposes of duration etc. is not specified. In AD&D, the rules are substantially the same; HD are still irrelevant, but spell acquisition by age category is more clearly detailed. "Caster level" of cast spells remains unspecified, but the natural assumption from looking at the rest of the system is that it must be driven by age rather than HD, which would make the youngest dragon's spells as powerful as the oldest's in terms of range and damage.In Moldvay Basic, talking dragons automatically cast spells, doing away with one roll; their spell access also does not vary per age category, to make things easier for the referee, no doubt. Effective level for spell purposes is again unspecified.>>97402703Kek, it's just showing the 3D-embossed version of the shape and you apparently got a dud. It's the first image, though; second shape like Anon suggested.
>>97404706That makes sense, thank you. Especially when looking at an Ancient Red Dragon in AD&D being able to cast two 4th level spells just like a level 8 MU.
>>97404572>>97404706>>97404855What I do in practice is: I look up the spells that the dragon can cast, and assign the dragon the MU level that best matches those spells. It's usually not a perfect match, but it's close enough that it's usually unequivocal.>CaptchaAh! I see now, the shape's inside colour and the background colour were the same, so it's only showing the shades.
>>97404903>What I do in practice is: I look up the spells that the dragon can cast, and assign the dragon the MU level that best matches those spells. It's usually not a perfect match, but it's close enough that it's usually unequivocal.Yes, this is what I do too, but I didn't want to muddle the issue with Anon's actual question so I left it out and confined myself to what the rules actually say.
Little suprises editionLast time on /bgg/: >>97360696Pastebin: https://pastebin.com/h8Tz2ze8Survey results: https://pastebin.com/YJPZ44rqTQ:>What game did you expect to hate, but ended up really liking it?>What game did you expect to love, but endet up hating it?
>>97407494It seems very wehrleesque to me. Fragile, swingy, tactical.What people see in it is probably the art because art sells games. Gameplay only seems to sell reprints nowadays
>>97407494Having great art and a Wehrle stamp on it helps a lot in this market.
>>97404237photosynthesis is a beautiful game for the tree lover's shelf anon>>97403852Will do!
>>97405863>The guy who had never played before beat our asses.why does everyone mald when I say this is the hallmark of a good game?>>97404423Anon didn't report back on Night Soil so the logical conclusion is it's not a bad game.
>>97403292>In normal Clank! the rng of the market overpowers any actual choices>In Catacombs everything becomes a mad rng point salad.Between choosing the orientation for discovered tiles and the portal tunnels Clank! Catacombs gives you more opportunities to mitigate the market's RNG by adjusting your gameplay to fit what the market is giving you.
Why do elves look down on humans so much?
>>97403062What game?
>>97406892/tg/ - Everything But Games
>>97403885There was one setting that I frustratingly can't remember now that had a paragraph on something touching on this; basically that their elves found human society frustrating and bewildering. Politically for the reasons you said (coupled with the occasional complete about-face on previous policy and treaties because New Ruler needs to make their mark), but socially in that daily life and culture was more or less the same day to day, but could radically change from decade to decade (this is likely some post-industrialisation/20th century bias creeping in here, I'll admit). It was a pace they found distasteful.
>>97403062Why do white people look down on black people so much?
>>97407160>Politically for the reasons you said (coupled with the occasional complete about-face on previous policy and treaties because New Ruler needs to make their mark),I once ran a campaign whose entire premise hinged on a conflict starting because a human king starting up a new mining operation on the other side of a river in uncontested, unclaimed territory... and triggering dragons landing in human towns delivering messages from the elvish nobility that humans had violated the terms of their agreement and they must vacate the elven lands within one years tie or they would be made to leave by force. Essentially, hundreds of years ago, the elves let the human mercenaries that fought for them settle in a corner of the elvish lands provided that they kept inside of their borders and didn't make too much of a mess of the place. But the land that the humans kingdoms are built on is still *elvish land*, they are just letting the humans use it. The human king just build a mine where he wasn't supposed to and has violated that agreement, with the elves now withdrawing their permission for the humans to continue living there. The human king has no idea what the elves are talking about, the humans had no record of any of this. The elves say thats not their problem. The human king says that surely there can be some leniency because this is a first offense, the elves say that this *isn't* the first offense, they have had to remind us of this *several times* and they have reached the limit of their patience with us. The problem being that at this point there are half a dozen human kingdoms sharing this region, but not only is human memory short but the elves treat all of them as a single entity, not bothering to care who did what. One kingdom breaks the agreement and ruins things for all humans in the region, regardless of nationality.
>>97406739Trolls are a lot like Ogres in the sense there's so many different versions of them. Do violent animals, to smart enough to talk but very dumbly. To being hurt/turned to stone by sunlight to immune to sunlight. Often times they can just be giants or small giants.I do like the new AoS trolls GW has made ut they've gone into the 'long floppy ear' troll aesthetic your pic also does.WoW trolls being blue warhammer trolls but with longer trolls and are jamaicans with voodoos magic is the worst type of troll ever conceived
>>97406739Depends on the game you are talking about.
>>97406739Making threads on 4chan
>>97406739Unfed
Welcome to /wbg/, the official thread for the discussion of in-progress settings for traditional games.Here is where you go to present and develop the details of your worlds such as lore, factions, magic and ecosystems. You can also post maps for your settings, as well as any relevant art (either created by you or used as inspiration for your work). Please remember that dialogue is what keeps the thread alive, so don't be afraid of giving someone feedback or post whatever relevant input you might have!Last thread: >>97165346Resources for Newfags: https://sites.google.com/view/wbgeneral/Worldbuilding links: https://pastebin.com/JNnj79S5 (embed) (embed)https://cryptpad.fr/pad/#/2/pad/view/Eo+fK41FKVR7xDpbNO0a0N4k0YYxrmyrhX3VxnM14Ew/Fantasy map generator: https://watabou.itch.io/medieval-fantasy-city-generator/wbi/: https://discord.gg/6ZjEc7dy4TWorldbuilding Hub: https://discord.com/invite/wGjxK3YThe Writer's Forge: https://discord.com/invite/CUxHxWqTira: https://discord.com/invite/f52W6KgComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>97406203Well, Harry Potter used them as mere animals abused to guard treasures for wizards or goblins. Dresden Files used them as demigods that could change form and use high class magic.
>>97320501No it didn't. Traditional medicine was entirely useless. I'm saying that as an actual doctor posted in a rural area.
>Exposure to sapients can induce a soul in objects.>Ships gain Klabautermann due to decades or centuries of sailors. Now scale that up for the space age....>Space Colonies can have millions of inhabitants.>They typically last centuries.>They represent the hopes and dreams of an entire new human raceYeah, Space Colonies have evolved their own spirits that can influence material reality. Best case scenario, they can actually help defend the colony from dangerous accidents and outside attack.
>>97407111>Well, Harry Potter used them as mere animals abused to guard treasures for wizards or goblinsNTA, but they were also essentially treated like cattle, being allowed to live only in specifically designated dragon reserves where they are regularly harvested for parts.Dragons are used for everywhere in the wizarding world like>their heart strings are one of the most common and powerful cores for wands>their hide is has magic resistant properties and is used for fancy clothing like jackets and boots and the like, but also for protective equipment like gloves all children are exppected to wear for potion class.>their blood has a dozen known uses ranging from being a useful potion ingredient to being used as spot remover and oven cleaner.>their meat is put on wounds to help treat the pain, also occasionally prepared and eaten like DragonTartare>they produce milk that is used for cheese making>powered dragon claw is snorted by students before exams as it supposdely helps the brain focus. Its also used in potions>their dung is used as fertilizer for magical herbs>their horns were also powdered and used in potions.>their livers and eggs were used in potions tooPersonally I really like this as Dragons in setting are not really any less dangerous than you expect dragons to be, but they've become the equivalent of powerful animals in the real world where we have to go out of our way to not hunt them to extinction, only difference is their parts also useful beyond just status symbol.
>>97407377As I said, abused animals. HP is an anthrocentric setting where humans are the center of creation.
Bloom Tender editionPrevious: >>97287917>News & RemindersDevoted Druid and Painter's Servant are pre-banned in HistoricLorwyn Eclipsed coming out January 23; preorders are now availableArena Championship 10 won by Michael Debenedetto-Plummer (Mono-Red Prison, United States, he/him)From November 18, 2025–January 19, 2026 Golden Packs will temporary contain cards differently than before due to "various pieces of internal nonsense"https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/mtg-arena/announcements-january-12-2026>Useful Linkshttps://pastebin.com/QFA0hqaA>TQComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
can I do my quests now or will I lose the XP?
today I'm reminded they stopped doing free packs codes on set release and I'm profoundly made aware of the Jewishness of my adversary,
>8 fucking years >still zero support for manual loops>not even basic QoL shit
>>97407540>want to play some gay infinite>wtf why is the game making me actually play my cardscombofags
>>97407695in paper you just loop once to prove it's infinite and ask the opponent if they have an out
Necromancy 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.
Dang, local reseller has some neat proxies Hope they can keep selling it without being ceased and desisted or was that rumormongering I heard about?
>>97407564Why does the thread need to be fast?This is a fallacy borne of people too used to /b/ and /v/ where you need to struggle to have your attention seeking thread gain relevancy.
>>97407645I'm a little surprised by the popularity of printed models for the game itself, official and proxy. At the outset, I thought being models-agnostic was supposed to be a major draw.It's not necessarily bad, just I thought people would be slamming their bits boxes together more.
>>97407676>Its GOOD when theres no genuine engagement!
>>97407706Some people bought 3D printers for TC specifially. I have had one for 3 years now and mostly used it for D&D minis but now I'm printing warbands for me and my friends. (Sulatanate, Pilgrims, Prussia and Heretics)>>97407754Quippy greentexts and pointless arguments aren't genuine engagement.
How do you design a functional and realistic social network for a court intrigue campaign?
>>97404693A friend had way too many players wanting to get in a game so he decided to do a court thing. All the PCs had important positions and personal agendas. The real kicker was that only the GM knew what everybody actually wanted, so there was a very cool sense of actual paranoia. In the end, my character and his brother ended up simultaneously poisoning each other at a feast due to an argument over succession rights. Turns out we had come up with the exact same plot and thought it was too smart for anyone to figure out
>>97403932>puckee spamming his commission againhttps://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/comments/14ixu2q/comm_art_count_aimeric_ii_of_cavelle_campaign_npc/https://desuarchive.org/_/search/image/8XCsdO9cvVhU-cisLY1Njw/>7 times
>>97406094Nice!
>>97403932You fisrt need to play traditional games.
>>97406884I've played plenty. Now what?
Based uhh... *checks notes*Based Games Workshop?!
>>97358187Increasingly rare W from GW
>>97397666>straight to fantasizing about queersPersonal problem, Mister Daddy issues. Politically, I don't think it's a strongly partisan issue, it's a strongly personal issue for Trump. Some sort of bailout is reasonably likely no matter what government we have, but a Trump bailout will cost us more and preserve more bad operators, because if you give the man a few million dollars, you're his friend.
>>97358362>I've never heard it was a *bad* company to work forMost retail employees would disagree with you, and the rules writers aren't even allowed to put their names on their work anymore so take that as you will.
>>97397334The whole tech right fad was so interesting because traditionally, the GOP represented old money via land ownership(mining, oil, ranching, farming etc) while the Dems represented new money through high finance, emerging industries like green energy, Silicon Valley, etc. At first I thought it was just punishment for the Dems appointing Lina Khan but now I think there's something deeper afoot. That techfags legit think they should directly rule and they'll either leave the sinking ship or just totally rebrand the GOP in their image. Since of course they don't care about 90% of the shit normie Republicans do like abortion etc.
>>97369819>If anything it's the layers of management that could stand to be replaced by AI.Do you actually want to take orders from Chat fucking GPT?
