Welcome to the New School Revolution General, the thread dedicated to the games inspired by the Old School Revival (mainly for zoomers that didnt grow up with B/X). Broadly, NSR games encourage emergent narrative, external interaction, exploration and emphasis on interesting worlds and rules light mechanics. If you are new to the NSR, welcome! Ask us whatever you're curious about: we'll be happy to help you get started.Some NSR systems for example:-shadowdark-into the odd (electric bastionland and mythic bastionland)-mörk borg (and all of this multiple hacks)-mothership-cairn-troika!-orbital blues-FISTComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
is ACKS welcome in nusr?
>>96535751desu i havent played mythic, but ive dmed some oneshots of into the odd (parent system) and they were pretty straightforward>>96535763sure man, nsr doest even have a formal meaning
>can't post PDFs anymoreHow am I supposed to derail these threads with DarkBad now?>>96526210>OSE is 100% OSR, it's just B/XIt's really funny that this is practically lost knowledge in this scene.
>>96535929>It's really funny that this is practically lost knowledge in this scene.in the NSR scene or the general ttrpg scene?I've noticed a lot of new players trying different stuff and not knowig that stuff, but if you're into it you probably know. Mainly if you've ever read or played it.OSE is very popular among NSR creators as a default fantasy system when they don't know how to catalogue something and they want a wider audience.
>>96529711But Mothership doesn’t play anything like classic D&D?
>While traveling to your next mission, your party sees a small fiend tooting its nose hornWhat do?
No they don't.
Shit's on fire yo editionPrevious thread:>>96372624>Thread Question:Do you ever use fire or smoke in your games? was it worth it? was it fun(tm)?>Community Summary of Wargames:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11JoUpGIRDp5DZdgJ24rijKHgyY-qvvR5QnVtHIp57Tw/edit?usp=sharing>List of Historical Tactical, Strategic, and Military Drill treatises:http://pastebin.com/BfMeGd6R>ZunTsu Gameboxes:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>96528612Soulless. Where is the foliage?
>>965350872 girls, 1 cup added to Rick Roll Trove
>>96535087I left the house in a hurry and forgot that box.
Does anyone here have experience with wargamesfoundry Imperial Roman Legionaries? They look pretty dope but I can't find anything about them anywhere.Material?General sculpt quality? Tiny advertising pictures are useless.How do they scale compared to others? Victrix, Warlord etc
>>96536222Forgot pic
Average Day in Lustria edition>Resources:WFB: https://pastebin.com/qVGrgwwhWM: https://pastebin.com/EsDAgebaWFRP: https://pastebin.com/inbyBsR6Novels: https://pastebin.com/PFqPDr0H>TOW:https://gofile.io/d/fxFgXShttps://www.warhammer-community.com/the-old-world-downloads/>Warhammer Chronicles:https://files (dot) catbox (dot) moe/0xt777 (dot) zip>Time of Legends:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>96526309>has no loreAoS Read Order:Warhammer Age of Sigmar - Mighty Battles in an Age of Unending WarThe Realmgate Wars: Quest for Ghal MarazThe Realmgate Wars: Balance of PowerThe Realmgate Wars: GodbeastsThe Realmgate Wars: Ironwarp CitadelThe Realmgate Wars: All-GatesAge of Sigmar BlightwarMalign PortentsAge of Sigmar Core Book 2nd EditionBattle of GlymmsforgeSoul Wars: Forbidden PowerComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>96535950Please man do not make posts like thisAnd this is coming from someone who plays both gamesDon't talk about AoS in /wfg/ and don't talk about TOW in /aosg/
>>96535467Looking good bro.As a fellow beastchad I salute you.Gor in the far left front rank looks buck wild
>>96535950Have you actually read all of this cynical schlock? Give it an honest rating out of 10
>>96536143>Have you actually read all of this cynical schlock?I have! And greatly enjoyed it.>Give it an honest rating out of 10The writing goes down hill after Broken Realms Kragnos, with Broken Realms Morathi being the absolute peak of AoS imo, with 3rd being quite "meh" in terms of lore and plot. The Dawnbringers stuff in particular is fucking awful until book 6 which reaches the amazing heights of almost OK. However, the 4th edition stuff is actually amazing.I'm loving the current lore direction, the plot developments and it's actually got me liking Skaven which has never happened before. I'm very invested and can't wait to see where the lore goes.1st ed lore - 7/10 good fantasy but hardly breath-taking2nd ed lore - 9/10 some of the best fantasy I've had the pleasure of reading and it was genuinely a blast to see Morathi ascend, the siege of the Eightpoints by the Bonereapers, the ending of the Soul Wars by Teclis and Alarielle and so on.3rd - 5/10 just dull, with no interesting lore developments and boring characters being introduced.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
/tg/, I'm designing a campaign for my group.The campaign consists from three acts. As a whole, they cover levels from 1 to 20.What happens in the first act is immaterial for this thread.In the very beginning of the second act, however, they will meet the big villain of the campaign, who decides that they're going to be a threat to his master plan and immediately kills them all right at the end of a gruelling dungeon. The player characters then go to Valhalla, meet not!Odin and then return to life with a divine quest. Half of the second act will involve fulfilling this quest to pay not!Odin back for their resurrection. The other half involves revenge against the villain.Now, obviously if they just reveal themselves, they'd just be killed again. So they'll be gently suggested to assume false identities and infiltrate the villain's massive army of mercenaries in order to foil his plan from the inside. By the end of the act, the villain's army will be gone, his personal power extinguished, and then he'll die as the final boss of the act.That's the idea. However, I keep thinking about how it'll actually go. I have 7-9 dungeons in mind for the second act. That is a lot of sessions spent under secret identities, while everyone believes that they're dead. While the undercover arc could potentially be interesting, I'm also seeing the potential for it to be very exhausting to actually go through.Should I just pre-emptively cut the "undercover" part to just 1 or 2 dungeons? It's going to be pretty difficult to change them on the fly, if I see that this story is not working.
OP couldn't even predict the response to him glazing railroading.
>>96533462>him glazing railroadingUmmmmmmmm sorry sweaty, but you just did a heckin' black-and-white thinking. This means you are autistic now and that I win.
>>96484029Ascended reply.
Except for when I did multiple times. I even predicted that you'd get mad and reply to yourself.
Swing and a miss
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>>96535749How did you manage to get Enya to play during this clip?
>>96535015NTA but ofcourse, you can tell by the resolution an the overall shittiness of the image quality
>>96535906heh
You know the drill, post you terrain collection, WIP terrain, or terrain inspiration!!!!
>>96534321Link?
>>96534159Nice work anon, would play on.
>>96533829Chop up a dowel rod?
>>96470521Eh, 6 months to maximize the immuno stuff. Formula from the jump is fine, though. Breast fed advocates mostly exist to keep it from dying out, but the truth is prior to formula tons of babies died from latching problems or other complications from breast feeding, and even into the neolithic there's evidence of humans expressing milk into animal skin to feed their babies. We've been beating nature for 10's of thousands of years.
>>96480990Why don't you see it? Because it's a fiddly pain to do (though I do love it). But 6e pretty well supported buildings due to selling you fortifications. There's even rules for buildings with multiple parts. RT had some neat rules around it, and one suggestion was to draw the interior of a building on graph paper and move the models to it or otherwise track movement on it as a way to deal with models going into interiors.
Previous Thread: >>96527238>Most recent bracket system updatehttps://magic.wizards.com/en/news/announcements/commander-brackets-beta-update-april-22-2025>Outline article introducing the bracket systemhttps://magic.wizards.com/en/news/announcements/introducing-commander-brackets-beta>Current banlisthttps://magic.wizards.com/en/banned-restricted-list#commander-banned>Former Commander website, where you can learn the basics, and read the format philosophy laid down by the rules committeehttps://mtgcommander.net>Statistically see what everyone else puts in their commander decks based on what is posted to the internetComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>96536003No, because those cards are in my deck too
>>96536003Yes, because - even though those cards are in my deck too - you're not allowed to use them against me.
>>96536003no because im flashing in my own aven interrupter in response to stop it
>>96535353>TQ: What are your biggest pet cards or things you run in everything?I will run this card in every red deck, its too fun to not
>>96536153>topdecks a land 5 times in the same game
Why do most sci-fi settings sideline space combat but instead mostly focus on ground warfare?
t. phoneposter
nope, you lose
if saying something made it so you'd actually be a woman. not the case unfortunately.
seething transnigger lol
seething pagpag eater lol
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>>96535612The fact that they need power attack in the first place is what made them worse. In most systems you could just pump your strength, get a big weapon and that's enough to deal solid damage. In D&D you must have power attack and then preferably to also have ways of offsetting the attack penalty. Mind you PF isn't really better in that regard.
>>96535651monster AC did not scale that much so you always had plenty of bonus bab to power attack with
>>96535651Power attack & combat expertise should have been baked in combat options available to everyone & the weapon focus tree should be free to fighters
>>96536109Yes and yes.
>>96536109I have no fucking idea why Combat Expertise was a separate option from fighting defensively.
>Party fighting monster in cave>Hey DM are there any stalactites on the ceiling I can shoot to make them fall on the monster?>Party fighting invisible enemy>Hey DM is there any flour or other powder around I can use to throw at them?>Party fighting flying enemy>Hey DM is there a blanket or something lying around I can throw on them to weigh them down?How about using the tools in your toolbox to solve the problem instead of asking me to magic up a solution?
>>96535671(You) JUMPSCARE LOOK OUT
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janny mad lol
>>96514391What are you bitching about? Many DMs would sell their souls for players that use their brains.
>>96536134lol yeah using your brains is when you just expect the GM to hand you a win
>You NEED to follow canon >Anyway if you question anything related to a popular head canon theory most online take as fact you are wrong
>>96519790>Trust me bro it's NECESSARY to have court cases that takes literal generations to resolve for the Imperium to survive Nurgle and Tzeentch totally don't get empowered by the suffering the administratum causes every minute of every day dude no wayYou're confusing necessary with unavoidable unfixable dogshit.
>>96533636>You're confusing necessary with unavoidable unfixable dogshit.They are the exact same thing in 40k.
>>96528679>Yeah m8 fantasy settings work like that. you fantasize what you’d be in the given setting. sometimes people like to stand in for a character close to what they are irl, its fun.All fine. But that doesn't make the figments of you imagination your family or even warrant care about them. Because they aren't real.
>>96502019The constant debate over "Something's chasing the Tyranids!" or the "Tyranids were lured here by the Pharos!" when they're both single-source things that have never been mentioned since.The longstanding Ork Logic bollocks where they parrot "They lose because they don't want to win!" and other such retarded statements, when they could just pick up the book and see its not rewriting reality, it's greasing its wheels.
>>96535899Yeah, while Pharos is what got the Tyranids' attention, what's REALLY attracting them is the Astronomicon.Ironically, there's Tyranids very near Terra, the Genestealer malstrain from Necromunda. But, unlike the Ymgarl strain which are avoided and used as side-hoes, they refuse to even hear the Malstrain's call.
5e < PF1 < 3.5e < PF2Shrimple as that.
>>96534710those game mechanics predate 5e and my 6 month year old son will beat up your third grader with a gurisame . you cannot advance.
>>965349492e is good beacuse of the depth of the different settings it offered. I find the rules to be pretty mid, though the metagame was healthier than later editions and that is worth a great deal. >>96535007Skill list are retarded 90% of the time. 3/4/5e type games have one players Autosolve the encounter most of the time, or feel terrible when they roll a 3 and someone who just dipped the ability rolls a 20. Without pedantic skill lists you get far more players engaging with a social encounter or dungeon room and I get to reward and punish my players appropriately for nonlinear thinking or general idiocy . I often finding myself saying 'you need to pick a lock give me int or dex' instead of ' who has trapfinding?'
>>96534947It didn't say it was bad, I said it is one of the traits of 5E D&D that the FFXIV RPG kept as it evolved out of a 5E setting hack into something a little more of its own thing.>>96535090You're retarded.
>>96535640yes but my son is deadly
>>96508062I don't think I've ever seen anyone under the age of 18 with tits bigger than their own head, but correct me if I'm wrong.
The /btg/ is dead! Long live the /btg/!Ammo Explosion EditionLast Thread: >>96511507================================>BattleTech Introductory Guide & PDFshttps://bg.battletech.com/?page_id=400>Overview of the Major Factionshttps://bg.battletech.com/universe/great-houseshttps://bg.battletech.com/universe/the-clanshttps://bg.battletech.com/universe/other-powers>Rookie GuidesComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
The dragon is gay.
>>96535828>Has been having children through heterosexual marriages for 600 years plus lots of bastardsYou are mistaken. It is their arch-enemy, Clan Faguar that is the most gay.
What are they smoking?
>>96536090Unironically retarded enough they don't need any help. Read Heretic's Faith.
>>96536090
>"IRON WITHIN, IRON WITHOUT!!!"
>>96532952That's the catch 22, isn't it? When the sci-fi armour does cover up the wearer's mechanical replacement limbs, how can you tell that the wearer has mechanical replacement limbs?
>>96534530Pert isn't worthy to lick the dirt off of ferrus's boots.
>>96534989Chill, no need to lose your head about this.
>>96531374But the iron hand battle cry is "THE FLESH IS WEAK"
>>96534530I got it, just didn't comment when it came out, hoped someone like you'd be saying something funny for me to respond to.
