Radical Wraiths edition>Previous>>97367924>Pastebinhttps://pastebin.com/WiCHizn0>Mediafirehttps://mediafire.com/folder/s9esc6u7ke8k5/CofD>Mega Ihttps://mega.nz/folder/ePQ1BKhJ#RCosRCh59Ki2Mpb1M9H3Uw>Mega II (also containing fanmade games)https://mega.nz/folder/ZbQ2zLJA#DOT-3df6rS2lLet4_RmqJQ>WoD5 Megahttps://mega.nz/folder/7rQQ1LbQ#16_AiXVGo0P3_rVOJuoZyA>STV content foldershttps://pastebin.com/9i9zhydQComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>97391254>Maybe the Technocratic Syndicate/Corporation?Syndicucks are salivating at the thought of this. No, even as disavow the views of the Reality Deviants, the Technocracy still recognizes the power behind names.
>>97391096>>97391115If Gaia made everything, including the Garou and the spirits, surely she would have thought to maybe allow them some free thinking in the eventual case that all her children murder each other and an uppity cunt she also created decided to get cursed and create cursed offspring which then cursed her own offspring to forever lose access to their ancestors and ancestral home? Surely Owl can make an exception or something, it's not like Garou are actually immortal.
Salad Fingers is a changeling in the midst of Bedlam.
>>97391544>hey fire can you stop burning things for a bit? it's super inconvenient right now
>>97391585Gaia is clearly allergic to a system of checks and balances to balance out spirit autism, this is why we need the strong and unifying hand of the Mummy-in-Chief
Prev: >>97360696Pastebin: https://pastebin.com/h8Tz2ze8Survey results: https://pastebin.com/YJPZ44rqtq: What are some out-of-print games or expansions that you regret not getting your mitts on?
Based uhh... *checks notes*Based Games Workshop?!
>>97386036Correct.
>>97389841lol, rent free
>>97388498They see him as a traitor because he turned right-wing.
>>97389841>the only non-luddites on the planet are Indian, supposedlyImprobable claim
>>97362769open ai purchase an astronomical portion of all future silicone wafers used to make computer chips for things like ram and gpu's those things are going to become unaffordable in the near future. its simple supply and demand economics anon.
Smuggie edition>Previous Heresy>>97369180 >HH 3.0 - Complete gofile - All Books:https://gofile.io/d/cnJk0N>Titanicus Compendiumshttps://gofile.io/d/qdYzem>New Edition, to a great wailing and gnashing of teeth:https://www.warhammer-community.com/en-gb/setting/warhammer-the-horus-heresy/>Official FAQ/Errata/Downloads:https://www.warhammer-community.com/en-gb/downloads/warhammer-the-horus-heresy/>Thread FAQ (very old, remembers Age of Terra)https://pastebin.com/iUqNrrA8Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
How much do you need to shake contrast paint bottles? Because I feel like the last few bits of the paint pot must have had 20x the concentration of the top 90% of the pot. This shit was 50% paint thinner and even then a quick spray and I go to full on "Black" on the one terminator. Meanwhile the tacticals took 3/4 coatings just fine last time.
>>97391448Custodes are a very focused army. So in some senses? Yes. In others? No. Playing custodes probably wont teach you how to play marines or admech or SA, theres not a lot of overlap between them. Its going to teach you how to play custodes. And custodes - on their own - require some finangling to win with due to how scoring works currently. In a straight up "killing" game? Yea, theyre really easy to play. Youe entire army is melee elites that wipe the floor with basically anything they touch, and you just need to run at people. Basically: Custodes more or less ignore a lot of the game (super high mental stats, never run away, dont care about scoring much), have small and elite armies with clearly defined roles for units and are good for learning the basic rules of the game and how your army works. But they require very careful play to actually win because they dont interact well with some aspects of objective play (which in turn lets you focus more on learning basic rules if thats what youre worried about)
>>97391439proonts existed for some of those units
>>97391453dunno about contrast paints, but I got this vortex mixer from aliexpress for about 20 bucks a few years ago and it works like a charm. however if a paint wasn't used for months then a bit of hand shaking is necessary as in: few strong shakes (like a downward swing), 10 sec of vortex, repeat a few times.
>recent battleforce for admech was only $140 That seems petty cheap. I wonder why.
The movie Dark City is how the world would look like if the Lasombra won the jyhad.
Kill yourself, frogspamming faggot.
>What is Exalted?An epic high-flying role-playing game about reborn god-heroes in a world that turned on them.Start here:http://theonyxpath.com/category/worlds/exalted/>That sounds cool, how can I get into it?Read the 3e core book (link below). For mechanics of the old edition, play this tutorial:http://mengtzu.github.io/exalted/sakuya.htmlIt’ll get you familiar with most of the mechanics.>Gosh that was fun. How do I find a group?Roll20 and the Game Finder General here on /tg/. good luck>Resources for Third Edition>3E Core and Splatshttps://www.mediafire.com/folder/b54o6teut3fx6/Exalted_3eComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>97390799This excuse is used for pcs in general; the time balance of the game is broken both IRL and in universe.
>>97390842This isn't inherently a problem. Well, Essence flattening the power curve is but that's solvable
>>97390485>>97390632>I was under the impression that anything from 7 to 9 is a success anyway, are lower rolls always better?On a normal roll, 7-9 is one success and 10 is two successes, which is to say that by default 10s are doubled. Having double 9s means that rolling a 9 or 10 counts as two successes, double 8s means that rolling 8s through to 10s counts as two successes, and double 7s means that rolling 7 through to 10 counts as two successes each.By default, if you roll ten dice and score one of each number 1-10, you score five successes (7 8 9 = 3, 10 = 5). If you have double 7s you would score eight successes. This is also about how the averages work, so if you're assigning difficulties to an action keep in mind that by default it takes someone with twice the number of dice as the Difficulty to succeed about 60% of the time. Six dice is likely to meet Difficulty 3, ten dice has about a 60% chance of meeting Difficulty 5, and so on. With double 7s those same six dice are likely to meet Difficulty 5, and ten dice are likely to beat Difficulty 7.
>>97375153>>97390799Isekai/xianxia protagonist ahh moment.
>>97391147See, this just makes me wish that both Feats of Strength and Charms like WST and God-King's Shrike had higher difficulty examples of what you can accomplish with them. The system started out seeming kinda fiddly but once those dubs start ramping up it's relatively easy to overshoot the margins.
What is a good tabletop RPG that is easy to run and prep for someone who is a new gm but has experience playing in games before?
I think>Worlds Without Number (fantasy)>Stars Without Number (scifi)>Cities Without Number (cyberpunk)>Ashes Without Number (postapoc)are excellent systems which will instantly be navigable to anyone who has experience with mainline RPGs. The entirety of character creation is contained within the first short chapter of each book. And:>Mothershipgets special mention for being simple and awesome if you want to run space horror.
>>97390093No exp GM with Paranoia is... not gonna go well, anon.
>>97390861How would you know, anon? You didn't look at the rules, did you?
>>97391161How would you even know there are rules if you hadn't already looked at them yourself?
>>97390861Agreeing with this guy. The first thing that comes to my mind is that people with experience in other games can get precious about their characters and it takes a bit of experience as a GM to get past that hump, especially as clones might not even survive the mission briefing if everything goes as it should. The second thing is that Paranoia missions can go off the rails very fast, not in the "this module is a railroad" sense, in the unexpected and chaotic sense so you'd have to be comfortable with the rules and improvising.I did look at the rules. I'm allowed to.
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>>97391463If they're at a ledge or in a subjective gravity plane I suppose. >>97385899As for your question, I've not played it properly but made a few chars for it and some various ideas and headcanons.
>>97391514>If they're at a ledge or in a subjective gravity plane I suppose.Or flying.
>>97391531>https://mega.nz/folder/KzQEVIgR#4nwVAarctcQf6-skAMau-AFor that I prefer DIIIIIIIIVE
>>97391531>>97391563Sure would have worked better if it properly copied the youtube link instead of the other anon's character sheet links. https://youtu.be/UVcAFtQ-bAQ?t=130
>>97391569>>97391563Eeeeeehhhh
Why is there so much whinging about 'No Games' on this board? I understand that those who come here solely with the intention of discussing tropes and the like can be frustrating to deal with, but there seem to be some folks here who make it their mission to drop bursts of negativity in threads they should've known would enrage them. And even in these threads that hold more general discussion, I don't see how nearly all of them are not at least tangentially related to traditional gaming.
>>97391485>at least tangentially related to traditional gaming.some people hate it unless you are directly discussing traditional games(and then some people will go ahead and ask "traditional games?" in threads about specific games anyway)
because its a small number, if not a single person, who makes thread after thread after thread after thread asking the most vague, hardly /tg/ relevant questions. Usually providing no further context or thoughts past a single sentence, if that, and often just repeated or rephrased from a thread already made. mods and janitors refuse to prune them, so the rest of the board have become irritated with them and the threads and no longer wish to even feign polite indifference.
>>97391485Why are you coming to a board that literally has games in its title if you don't want to talk about games?
>>97391485It's a more specific insult than "poser", since it directly implicates the poster as not just having a faulty surface level impression of the board subject but also as having no actual experience to speak of. Whether it's true or not is irrelevant, mind.
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>>97391429Find MP4 clips.On YouTube primarily.Cut the part from the video you want.(just google mp4 crop)Turn that video part from MP4 to a GIF.( just Google MP4 to GIF).If the GIF is too big to be posted here ''above 8MB'' ( just google gif compress)
>>97386786>>97391247>>97391272Thanks for the three of youI have a question, is behind the claw come with a map? If so could you share it?Thanks sgain fellow traveller
Requesting Soulblight, a Shadowdark setting.
>>97391429/d/x0yCf9
>>97391492The poster maps are of the Deneb and Spinward Marches sectors... g0f1le /d/FHlT0V
>WHAT IS IT THAT MR. SHARPE SAYS THAT MAKES A GOOD PLAYER, MR. COOPER?
>>97384206CHOSEN MEN!
>>97384206I want a group that meets regularly, one touched by punctuality, Sharpe....
>>97384243>This is a report from Major Hogan, which differs somewhat from your account, Sir Henry.>Major Lennox reports a number of incidents, Sir Henry.He says you first lost your focus, and instead of preparing snacks, you ordered take-out.He says you then lost your composure, and spilled Diet Coke over your character sheet.He says you lost ten party members, a major NPC, and two veteran allies.He says you finally lost your sense of fair play and flipped the table, cutting off a roleplay scene led by Richard Sharpe.Major Lennox leaves the worst to the last.>He says you lost the campaign notes.
>>97391403I’ll have you know that I have many friends at the friendly local game store…
>>97391403The fault was not mine sir. Major Hogan had the notes on hand..
What kind of tampons do you think they have in the Golden Throne palace complex on Terra in Warhammer 40k?
It just doesn't make any sense if you took a little girl and loaded her with testosterone and tank making drugs for 10 years they should just look like a dude either way.
>>97391260they dont want pussy in their hobby they want their hobby in their hobby you drooling retard
>>97388914was kesh on her period when she though that trying to teleport a bomb into the throne room was a good idea or that punishing the one that actually saved the imperium by ratting on her was anything other than grimderp?>>97389902baffles me that people actually thought that lol
>>97391175I fixed her, anon.
>>97390450Based
Tabletop RPGs tend to split up crafting into a high number of crafting subskills for every individual area of expertise. There's no question that crafting is still extremely powerful despite forcing you to go through this hassle, but what are your thoughts on which particular crafting subskills tend to be the most useful in the context of a TTRPG campaign, be it a medieval or modern or sci-fi setting?Pic related is from Legend of the Five Rings, where I'll be playing a crafter soon, and I intend to invest heavily into crafting. But feel free to talk about any game you've had experience with.
>>97369009Being a good GM means being able to respond to unexpected player actions. Remember that the TTRPG hobby started out as expansion packs to wargames which were added to simulate fantasy adventures rather than battles with pre-determined starting conditions.
>>97383734That's some real nigga shit, right there.
>>97390831prowlers and paragons. one example is sufficient. you lose.
>>97390869Nope, perfectly balanced with all other options.
>>97391223PP is a microgame, I'm talking real systems with big huge extensive rules
>Black Legion no longer hard into Chaos worship, Abaddon sees himself as not a slave and is disdainful of the religious>Iron Warriors see relying on the Dark Gods as a weakness>Night Lords are edgy atheists>Emperor's Children don't care about Slaanesh specifically really, are just concerned with pleasuring themselves and being freaky. Fabius actively hates Chaos>Thousand Sons hate Tzeentch for fucking them and try to fuck him over when they can>Alpha Legion retconned to basically never having been religious at all >World Eaters are crazy and barely verbal anymore>Red Corsairs see relying on Dark Gods as weak and now have a whole cadre of troops that are "free" of Chaos influence>Only Word Bearers and Death Guard seem to actually venerate the Chaos GodsWhy are so few CSM actually religious anymore? Back in the day even your average Alpha Legion boy would be all FOR THE DARK GODS
>>97390169whoops wrong pic
>>97387179>Black Legion no longer hard into Chaos worship, Abaddon sees himself as not a slave and is disdainful of the religiousThat's how it originally was. The BL gave sacrifice and worship to the gods only because they were fucked otherwise, but personally hated the position they were in. They routinely crossed the god they were previously making offering go to be in better graces with the god they needed to get cozy next. They were also the only legion to figure out how to get out of possession, even if it left the body warped and mutated. Basically, they were the minmaxers of Chaos.
>>97387422Word Bearers don't worship Chaos gods, they worship the Warp itself.
>>97387179The point is, they're all wrong and deluded. The gods exist whether you believe them or not. All of the rest is cope.The real-life explanation is that actual religious fanatics would probably come off as really disturbing. Even the Word-Bearers are very transactional in their worship, they do it to get bennies.If they were like Muslims, that would probably be too far even by grim, dark standards.
>>97390169>>97390177>ywn be jaded Chaos cult leader bamboozling a young band of fanatics with the same trite you yourself believed a few hundred years ago
What’s the edgiest tabletop game of all time
>>97386223The core of edge is justification of violence and cruelty. The bigger violence and it's justification - the edgier game\setting is.
>>97344975Black Noir's greatest hits:bringing down an airliner with his laser visionpicking up a family in a convertible and throwing them into orbit (they'd won a competition, the prize was the car and an all-expenses paid holiday, they thought he was carrying them off to their holdiay island)
>>97349436>guns>Only one
What game is unintentionally edgy?
>>97357258It's a shame about Desolation Jones, it was a fun read
