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>>97208094
>Tg thread about men roleplaying as girls
>Look inside
>Argumentation about the inherent qualities of empathy, and the barrier between the perceived self and otherness

>>97238976
That still a man.

>>97238976
>Think of a man, then remove reason and accountability
the whole film is about how jack nicholson's character's life improves immensely once he stops being an asshole. Particularly to women, but also just in general.

>>97239631
shh, you're only supposed to care about pithy oneliners, not context

>>97238722
Men's sexuality is evil. News at 11.

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>>97223311
>TQ
Mixed bag. My wife is a good roleplayer and tends to help keep the group focused, and is great at working through puzzles and such. She refuses to read the rulebooks for any system though, so usually I end up having to help her with more crunchy mechanics and interactions. An overall improvement to the group for sure.
On the other hand, my buddy's wife fits the "wife brought along to RPG night" stereotype to a T. She's friendly and all but doesn't so much as make her own character and loses interest in favor of her phone very quickly and semi-regularly derails the group. Definitely the kind of person who is only there because she wants to spend time with her husband rather than because she has any real interest in RPG's.

>>97223311
I have never had an overall positive experience with a female player.
Which regrettably is not for lack of trying.

I'm glad that others have had better experiences, but I won't be giving it another shot.

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>>97223515
Bodied that freak

>>97228148
okay pajeet don't you have a Poop festival to get to?

>>97241447
>My wife is a good roleplayer
Your hand doesn't count.

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Bro this kit is a fucking goldmine of bits for AT conversions.

>>97242833
I feel like the only thing niche would be a ravenguard or a iron hand upgrade sprue. Everything else would be prime time.

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>>97242785
I got an afterthought.

>>97242785
I got a bunch of hygine stuff that im genuinely grateful for. Just wish I got a new towel and some pillows too, but hey beggars cant be choosers.

>>97242255
Phosphex sticks to Emperor's Children

>>97242093
>but that's because it's people with a human soul trying to come up with gay liberal world view reasons to logically explain why something they intuitively know is bad is bad

There are people who "intuitively know" that the world is flat. You'll forgive me if I'm gonna need more than your *feelings*

>>97242200
Maybe not, but it doesn't look bad, or at least not worse than plenty of real art I've seen. I like it anyway.

>>97242579
You do you anon, but honestly it doesn't really look all that appealing to me. That's honestly the most indicting thing about ai art I can say, since I know next to none of the people obsessed with it give a shit about the sheer environmental waste involved so far (cause progress or whatever) or how most of it is ugly (cause it'll look better we totally swear), most of it mainly looks unmemorable and passe.

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>>97242706
>or how most of it is ugly

Actual human beings produce plenty of ugly art. Pic related (Paladin Alhandra, D&D 3rd edition PHB): Right leg's very obviously fucked, left arm's fucked, left boob's fucked, neck and back are fucked, scale mail looks like a texture tool, left knee is too low, what is that leathery flap in the back supposed to be, and everything kind of looks like it was drawn independently and then crudely assembled with clothing to hide the seams (bandana, collar, shoulder pads...)

This was drawn in 1999 or 2000, way before AI art was ever a thing.

>>97242878
Anon, I pointed out that ai art looking boring and unmemorable is imo far worse than any of it looking ugly, since I get that ugly is in the eye of the beholder anyways.

>>97242633
I always view books like that as a style of campaign. In the same way west marshes is a style of game. So is running a pre-existing game, or just prepping one session at a time like with lazy dm’s guide.

Sounds like an interesting way to run a game. Often I incorporate elements of different books into how I run games and prep. Like with the lazy DM’s guide I take the idea of ensuring I prepare NPCs just as much as combat encounters sometimes by just copying fictional characters. In many ways I have different factions but could be good to read that book for some ideas on how to run them.

>>97242633
>I also feel like this applies mostly to homebrew adventures with already heavily invested players who prefer more narrative in their games than straight up dungeon crawling or murderhoboing.
I mean, yeah, why would you ever want to play a pre-written adventure with uninvested players?

>>97242686
>big kerfuffle happened a few sessions ago
In character or irl

>>97242686
Fuck did you do this time, anon?

>>97242690
The authors seem to recommend running factions kind of like their own NPCs, where the faction itself has its own stated goals, personality, and agency. Each of the individual members of the faction fall into line with those qualities (unless the story demands otherwise). They also mentioned that they cribbed the "clock" mechanic from Blades in the Dark and apply that to all their games now, where the faction's goals are visualized as a subdivided circle (4, 6, 8, etc. subdivisions based on difficulty of achieving the goal). The faction fills in or loses a filled in part of the circle based on actions the party takes, and a full circle means the faction achieves its goal. For example, a rebel group that is trying to prop up the true heir of the recently deceased local noble would get part of its circle filled in if the party displays evidence in the court that the usurper came to his position by illicit means, or if they go and kill the usurper, but they would lose part of their circle if the usurper sends the party to attack their base of operations or if the party skips town without challenging the status quo.

>>97242738
I'm a newbie DM putting together a run of Lost Mines for four (mostly) new players of varying levels of engagement. Maybe I'm putting the cart before the horse asking if it's worth trying to get a player engaged when they don't even know their class abilities at level 1 beyond "hit the guy with my sword". Maybe asking them to examine their character motivations more will make them more engaged.

>>97238989
>>A Methane Themed Poly-Chemicrtter (CH4)
>Farts

What deck do I play if I want my opponent to have fun?

>>97240947
Play the most dogwater shit deck imaginable. Your opponent gets to beat you into a pulp regardless of what they play and you get to feel an unwarranted sense of self-assured smugness that you're unique and creative in between bouts of seething about your opponent being a metasheep (actually playing a tiered deck is optional).
This is the optimal way to enjoy yugioh.

>>97240947
Depends on your opponent. If your opponent is a meta andy then you'd either want to be running a meta deck or something that has a good enough matchup against their deck to check it, but not dominate it.

If your opponent's on a dogwater deck, you run a dogwater deck.

pots or a super poly package for odion? i don't think breakers are good because you want to go first but maybe

Rolled 10, 8, 1, 2, 5, 8, 9, 6, 7, 8 = 64 (10d10)

>>97238466

>>97238478
>Population: 64 million
1d100 for its society

Rolled 70 (1d100)

>>97240520
Let's see...

>>97240635
>Religious (Local): Planetary society has either been built around, or founded because of, a local religious sect. Or events have brought the church to the fore of all politics. This religion functions as the planet's government, and everyone must follow, or at least not bad-mouth, the religion. Depending on the religion's origins and compatibility with the Imperial Creed, it is likely to have a close eye kept on it
"Hmmm.... Heresey, exterminate the planet" -Some Inquisitor before lunch
2d12 for what their Exports/Imports were

Rolled 9, 11 = 20 (2d12)

>>97242196
I wouldn't put it past them, especially if they were trying to deny planets to the eels.

>>97133885
personally I'm a fan of the Sundered Empire/Godwar portion of the setting that was created for the short lived WOTC version of Chainmail;

https://1d6chan.miraheze.org/wiki/Sundered_Empire

>>97134425
you triggered the resident far leftist transfolx

>>97233200
What do trannies have to do with Greyhawk?

>>97193776
>and through magic unknown to even the greatest wizards, monitor people to make sure they've been good that year.
Forgive me, for i'm just a secondary, who had only skimmed through PHB, MM and DMG once and had failed an only attempt to play 3.5 with some friends (when nobody knew rules, so most people had left after 5-6 sessions of playing-and-debugging), but isn't it just a combination of Scrying and Detect Evil under, maybe, some metamagic? Kinda lame for greatest wizards to fail to know such thing.

>>97233200
sodomites is shorter

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Chronicle: The Modern Adam - An All-Unfleshed game of Promethean the Created game about a found family of Androids and Synths trying to find humanity
Game: Promethean the Created
Format: Over Voice on Discord with a Roll20 for Sheets
Time: Bi-Weekly Fridays at 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Session 0 is on Friday, January 16, 2026 at 6:00 PM, Session 0.5 would probably be on Friday, January 16, 2026 at 6:00 PM, etc
Slots: 0/6 NOW RECRUITING!
Pitch:
You don’t remember much. You never remembered much. You don’t remember how or why you were made. You don’t remember much of the lab. You don’t remember how you got out. Sometimes you remember a few things. Memories of a fine family and a white picket house. Memories of perfection, memories of the past, memories of the future… But they aren’t coherent. While you don’t remember things you do know that you aren’t human.

Your skin is too plasticky, your vision is enhanced with cybernetic overlays, your heart doesn’t exactly beat but instead whirr, and overall you are too uncanny. Incredibly uncanny. To the point that humanity itself fears you, rejects you. The truth that you can’t fully understand is that you were a product. You were a creation. An android, a test tube baby. A creation made of steel and reborn flesh from dead matter. Where your heart would be is truly a technomagic furnace which burns azothic energies. Alchemically powered automatons of science you are now lost in a big city. Hoping to find the truth.

Contact info/Discord Invite: @Shadsea is running it but to get in you need to fill out the form. Form closes in 3 days and I will be grabbing the 6 people that I like the most so please put your best foot forward.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScZ0KhdqOUSZ2QKoQzrEpmVMaw4hYubsd3EmyZe256QPMe-uQ/viewform?usp=publish-editor

>>97240819
He's a Changeling.

>>97242808
good luck

>>97242761
As I said, I meant no offense asking. Just curious because I can't say I've seen something similar before. I might be a bit too frugal honestly, I never quite feel like I can justify commissions for my PCs, want to save that money. Only one I really have is one a friend commissioned for three of our PCs from a VtM game, and it was a pricy commission. Almost felt bad about it. Have gotten a few drawthread requests filled but none recently.

It's near art, always happy to see people talk about their games, just something I hadn't seen before.

>>97242808
neat.

>>97240724
NOT WITHOUT KILLING ANOTHER, you absolute fucking retard.

>>97240785
So this thread that's killed? Can you not make that thread topic again? That would be weird.

>>97240812
No, because then you'd just be in an endless cycle of repeated content and a ton of these useless threads constantly popping up, degrading the quality of the board. Go on, post another stupid question to show you still don't get it, you infinite spastic.

OP here,
Alright I got what I needed
We can end the thread now

>>97227263
Besides Warhammer, what’s the best place to look for good mutation tables?

-1 post.

>>97178742
lol damn that takes me back

>>97150745
wholesome

>>97151090
>reddit dog
My man corgi is the royal dog of England.

>>97183498
This is incorrect. Corgis in other countries are bigger than in UK. I know since I have two. Both are 15-17kg, and vets have always give them perfect score for muscle and physique. They aren’t really any bigger than average corgi in my country, but in a meeting organized by the kennel I got mine from, the breeder had some guest over from Britain who brought his corgis and they were tiny. That is when I realized that different countries have slight variety in dog breeds. Nordic corgies are huge compared to British ones.

>>97242177
Well, sure, via sufficiently advanced genetic engineering modifying humans into all kinds of exotic "aliens" would be pretty trivial but would they really be aliens at that point? You could of course do the whole ancient precursors or even past human empire that has collapsed etc type of justification being the reason why galaxy is filled with what are essentially modified humans, but that begs the question of "are these even aliens?" again.

>>97242473

Think of it this way: if you need a GSB, almost surely you could justify it via genetic engeneering (even with advanced furfaggotry and such) plus ancient aliens doing their usual bullshit as needed. Maybe some wetware implants.

I mean, it's cheap, but so are GSBs. If you want something more or less interesting, I suppose you could go full autistic and ask yourself why there is a whole ethnicity (if that's the right word) of humans with funny noses or whatever.

>>97241451
Kinonid

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>>97242244
While true, they also do it because it's a cheap way of conveying an idea or a specific kind of character trait to communicate the idea of the story.

Star Trek is specifically guilty of this although it can be said that at least the Ferengi got a massive glow up from being slinking monkey dudes with bulbous foreheads and dragon dildo laser whips to a respectable race who represent old world capitalism in a post scarcity "we don't use money" world.

>>97240164
What are some good resources for creating alien species? Or sapient races in general?

>>97232981
>Chekhov’s gun just makes foreshadowing more obvious
That's not a bad thing

Steven Lumpkin, if general chat/advice and online actual plays are your thing:
https://www.youtube.com/silent0siris
he's like that Adam Koebel guy if he was normal.

>>97225250
Notepad anon because he talks about lots of games and makes some retards on this board seethe with incoherent rage.

>>97242649
What is the consensus on this guy? I liked his opinions on Shadowdark and Mork Borg

>>97242691
Since he doesn't play any of the games he reviews, he mostly has surface level opinions. Given the nature of TTRPGs, expecting a lengthy, in-depth dissection of the complete mechanics is kinda silly though.

>classes
bro is posting from 1975 LOL

>>97239948
Ok, I'm actually curious if there's a script that cuts posts that mention Candlejack in half or is it just anons' collective joke.

>>97241356
It's a memetic reference to a joke used in the 90s cartoon Freakazoid that predict a lot about how things turned out on the internet.

>>97234704
You are either nogames, or the despised DM who leads just because nobody else would.
You sound like a reddit moderator on a power trip. Your entire post is disgusting.

>>97241754
Minmaxing faggot assmad that he can't mechanically break the game detected

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>>97205958
Time to make a new kill team community fren.

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>>97218557
Unfortunately I don't got much to share at the moment aside from just doing lore and modeling my Zombie missions have the most work, with infection mechanics, breaking the ritual, extraction based missions, or if all goes to hell then it's stand the line or asset denial styled missions with unique scatter terrain like corpse piles, altars, or bodybags. I'm trying to get nice special infected zombies that don't look like nurgle demons, but it's not easy.

>>97234214
Well it's as the old saying goes, if my aunt had balls she'd be making up more bullshit at GW.

>>97232769
Well my dad works at Age Of Sigmar and he said next year we're getting the following Kill Teams...
>Grey Knights
>Chaos Daemons
>Raven Guard
>Iron Warriors
>Alpha Legion
>Khone Beserkers
>BA Death Company
>Officio Asassinorium
>Aeldari Exodites
And finally
>Primaries Lieutenants in Kill Team armor

>>97242531
>Officio Asassinorium
Take my money now