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>>97345398
my own head

i struggle with generators outside of items and encounters, the arbitrariness of them tends to turn me off. of the things i own Pirate Borg probably has the nicest ones, if i had to pick, though can't say i've actually used them yet.

>>97345107
Star Borg is in /newVola right now, I haven't read through it but this guy ran it solo:
https://soloist.substack.com/p/solo-sessions-star-borg
If not that than there's always D6 Space.

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>>97345342
And you call it One Page Solo Engine, despite the fact that it's clearly three pages?

>>97345874
You got a point.
I print the 2 first pages in a single sheet of paper.
I guess the author should call it One Sheet Solo Engine.

guys i really really really fucking love kal arath/al rathak and all the supplements

literally just so perfectly open for emergent play that gives you JUST enough for your imagination to run wild and come up with fun fusions and progressions in plot and wild events

i even have a rough idea/working of a cool subsystem expansion supplement i want to write and add on... it's gonna be fuckin lit...

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>>97345812
If you could change something to heal Magic what would you do? You are given absolute powers but you can revert anything done until now.

>>97345884
>that name
>that flavor text
Too fitting, yet can't be made today

>>97345925
>If you could change something to heal Magic what would you do?
Remove UB. Ban all UB cards and add to the company manifesto that UB is not allowed.

>>97345925
>You are given absolute powers
dissolve every other thing that hasbro does so that magic isn't responsible for paying for the mistakes of others

>>97345925
Remove UB and Alchemy.

>>97345793
>only one actually embodies the concept of chaos
>still just embodies it in the most stale, predictable fashion imaginable
seems pretty much not chaotic if you ask me

>>97345793
Religiously, in traditional cultures/religion, "chaos" meant "the forces outside civilization." City = order. Wilderness = chaos. So anything animalistic like rage, rampant sex, gluttony--all traditionally "chaos" in things like Greek and Mesopotamian and Laventine religion (also the ocean is chaos for some reason). Just look at Gilgamesh or the Bible for stories where the good gods slay the chaos gods: yaweh versus leviathan, gilgamesh versus hambaba. Civilization good. Destablizing civilization? Chaos. Hence Enkidu (who gets away from chaos by drinking beer, eating bread and sleeping with a prostitute). Really, tzeentch embodies chaos least of all, out of them.

Of course the real answer is just Moorcock and Anderson. That's where Warhammer and D&D both get their law/chaos dichotomy from.

>>97345439
variant human

>>97345439
>>97345612
My guess is that he's not a D&D monster at all, but one of the Greek Gods, who took the form of a D&D monster. He's severely weak from the lack of worship and his mind is clearly rattled, but I think it'll be the big revelation that allows the snarl to be destroyed once and for all.

>>97345679
>always in darkness
>>97323167
>black evil aura
hmmm

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>>97341934
Truly the most fiendish of villainous corporations! You steal Industry tools and claim them as SaaS!

>>97341934
That was funny. Thanks, anon!

>>97345581
Honestly not a bad idea, thanks anon

>>97342403
a mix of Exalted Eightbound from WH40K and House Goliath Forgeborn from Necromunda should make som fine kitbashed Annointeds

>>97345490
Wrote a battlereport of my battle so far if you care to read, along with lore for my warband

The Penitents of the Free states are made up of sinners captured within the free states of Prussia. Wondering if these are actual sinners or poor fools pulled off the street is heretical. Those that still see the light of God the Almighty are strongly encouraged to seek their penitence in the no man's land on long suicidal campaigns. They will fight until death, only then will their souls be judged anew, they seek baptism through bloodshed.

Battle Report 1: The Penitents marched to collect tithes from a wandering band of Infected Trench Pilgrims, and seek control of the no man's land. God had no mercy on the wretched penitents during this battle, we believe they may have lied about their true faith. Some Yeoman threw a satchel charge at their own lieutenant by accident, or heretical whispering. This decisive blow forced a complete retreat, one wounded shocktrooper perished in the cowardly withdrawal and needed replacement. The trench cleric reports “God was not with us, and we may only pray for his return”. Despite our Lieutenant suffering from the blast, they suffered no major scarring, and promptly executed the rest of our wounded. There will be more seeking penance on the path, but this battle led to a shaken morale, some wonder if there is even hope for redemption here.

>>97345931
Battle Report 2: The Penitents were sent to reclaim Priceless Relics, not knowing those of the Iron Sultanite sought to capture them in the name of their religion. The battle between forces went remarkably well, God may have returned to us after all. Despite ending in a draw, the sound of distant whistles and chimes causing both sides to disengage, we left their troops with dark memories of the day they attempted to cross the true faith. We suffered minor wounds, and while we did not capture as many relics as our lord would have liked, we however learned from our mistakes and will be stronger another day. We explored the trenches and managed to claim a map that will aid further exploration attempts. Our Lieutenant and Cleric sharpened their blades and minds for the next battle.

>>97345918
I don't think they're nautical enough but thanks for the idea

>>97335340
So TW(TM) stuff is lumpy, ornate, & has a bunch if gemstones glued to it so it looks like a weird maguffin weapon for a cheap scifi/fantasy movie made in the 80's

Military TW stuff looks functional & has some gold trim, tasteful gemstones in places youd expect like chest & helm, that give it a nice look, or else they're all attached on the inside where you cant see.

There's a subset of "steam/diesel/oldschoolpunk" TWs who make restorations with alm the gemstones & stuff hidden behind panels like the military TW stuff.

Then theres all the specialty case TW stuff that is either alien or whatever

>>97334923
Yes, I think that should be easier.

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>>97335340
>>97336664
It's a bit fucked but you just need to use the gemstone-2-spell chart to get a feel for what is required for any particular TW device.

I was always fascinated by how this game seems to not just be unbalanced, but to actively reject the idea of balance between character options.

>Alright guys, let's start the campaign. Let me see those characters.
>I'm a basic bitch grunt with a rifle, a body armor and some military-related skills. I also took the Communications Technician package that trades some combat skills for techy ones like Electronic Countermeasures (Jamming) and Radio (Scramblers).
>I start with one of the most powerful suits of power armor in the game. Its starting gun is a shotgun-railgun that can fire up to 5 kilometers away and does enough damage to one-shot a Jumbo Jet 7 times over. Also the book explicitly says I'm hailed as a hero and settlements will give me free ammo and repairs.
>I'm a 12 ft tall birdman demigod. I can fly, I have superhuman stats across the board and more ISP and PPE than most dedicated caster classes, and I automatically know all physical, sensitivity and telephaty psychic powers and all fire warlock spells. Oh, I can also open rifts and self-resurrect.
>I'm a forger, I can forge fake documents with a base 20% success chance (+5% per level) but to compensate I can't take cybernetics.

>>97344438
Kevin himself said something about it being a "challenge", same with playing a character with shit like IQ 3, though, in my days, most GMs just forbid people to pick those commoner classes anyway.

My players are heading to a notoriously seedy strip joint on Nar Shaddaa to make contact with a fixer for a joint smuggling and intel-grab job. I want to make the joint memorable for all the wrong reasons and give the players some opportunity to RP before their contact arrives.

What i know it will have so far:
>two old B2 super battle droids as door guards/bouncers
>nautolan bartender speaking in jamaican jive
>two mandos in full armor sitting in opposite corners and doing the "brooding edgelord" routine
>shemale gungan stripper

I feel i need more weird patrons for the joint so gimme your ideas for odd bar patrons.

>>97341812
Raped franchise for cuckold consoomers tbqh

>>97345857
>shemale gungan stripper
With the Gungans being amphibians, would there be any way to tell? I mean, amphibians don't usually have external gonads.

>>97345879
I figured since Gungans don't lay eggs like frogs they should have external dangly bits

>>97343023
Cont.

> Dac
It’s largely going to be fish, shellfish, and sea plants, but how it’s prepared will depend on who’s preparing it: if it’s Mon Calamari, then it’ll likely be grilled or fried. If it’s Quarren, then it’ll probably be boiled or served raw. Yes, Quarren do sushi and Mon Calamari do fish & chips.

> Gungan
Seafood and water plants, typically made into hardy stews or soups. During large gatherings these may be served out of bowls as big as speeders

>Hutt
Paradoxically The actual Hutt Cuisine travelers want to try is from middle and lower class Hutt communities. Hutt upperclass cuisine is really just bougie junk food. At lower social strata, Hutt cuisine tries to mix high-end spices and ingredients with filling soul food. So Hutt street food is just leagues superior to Hutt “fine dining”

> Kubaz
It’s bugs, but it’s not like their served live or anything, they’re still cooked and seasoned well so once you get over the initial shock of “ew bugs!” It’s fine… the real problem with Kubaz cuisine is the host who will invariably be both over nosey, and simultaneously will over share.


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>>97344326
>a Wraith splatbook about the Holocaust
It was very well done, I thought. It was tasteful, even. We had a lot of fun with it.

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>>97343420
>be clone of evil superman
>created solely to kill evil superman if he becomes a liability
>grow impatient with your life's purpose taking too long
>do lots of horrible shit (like eating a baby), photograph it, then send it to evil superman so he thinks he's tripping
>he gives up on his reputation and besieges the white house, thus finally providing an excuse to carry out your task

>>97343357
That shitty one where everything is extra horrible and all you can do is pointlessly dig as deep as possible to get away from evil sun before you die horribly.

that stupid trend of "nega dungeons"

>you didn't want to get hacked to pieces by thousands of tiny magic blades while ravenous super-maggots gnaw away at your flesh?
>well...then you shouldn't have entered a DUNGEON lol :^)

>>97343357
Isn't GURPS Banestorm supposed to be super edgy?

>>97345287
You also need to remember that being super special super heroes is a 5e thing (maybe 4e).

Back then even a 7th level rogue could die to a few trogs

>>97345493
>You also need to remember that being super special super heroes is a 5e thing (maybe 4e).
That was absolutely 3.X's big thing to begin with, the shift from rolling up disposable character sheets to it building out a full-on character.

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>tonight is session four of our "one shot" adventure with premade characters that we don't care about

>>97345790
Sounds like you should quit playing drag-ass and get your rear in gear, anon.

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>Week two of people saying they can't make the game
>We were suppose to start the game two weeks ago
>"Friends" made such big promises for new years that we'd play a game together every week

>>97345446
Please don't pretend you know things, it makes it embarrassing

>>97345411
>either is infinitely more difficult than anything you play
I play both Tear and Snake Eye. I'm polling for overall sentiment here compared to other YGO generals.
>>97345446
Never played either deck award.

>>97345446
>Excellent. My opponent not only whiffed on drawing into Havnis, Kelbek, and any Bystials, but they also didn't mill a single Tearlaments girl, Agido, Kelbek, Mudora, Keldo, or Neko Mane King. I can now make Abyss Dweller and auto-win the game.

>>97345754
don't forget orange light can be used to negate and send an ishizu in hand to the GY

>>97343575
You'll probably start seeing more people after the next banlist, anon. We are in a pretty stale format at the moment with how long Ryzeal, Maliss, Mitsurugi, and the JUSH decks have been around while barely hit.

...whenever that banlist arrives.

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>>97345454
The Ed Greenwood amount. Be so breathtakingly horny that the appearances of furry shit is frankly not the perviest thing about your game.

>>97345855
Needs a snout

>>97345714
he's so based

>>97345454
Trick question. Someone with an axe to grind can always throw in the accusation regardless of what they are actually bitching about.

>>97340550
I don't blame them. If I was a Canadian, I'd be pissed off, too.

Can't imagine much worse than being Canadian. Maybe a Somali. Maybe.

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>>97342275
Feels good when my car can't take regular octane gas.

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>>97339460
Leaked pic from next month's White Dwarf

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>>97339460

Historian's note: the petrodollar did not, in fact, keep GW's prices at a reasonable level.

>>97330292
Because NoVA (Fairfax, Loudon, Arlington counties) is unironically one of the wealthiest and highest IQ areas in America, with a disproportionate amount of veterans and defense contractors who absolutely fucking love tabletop.

>>97331492
Isolation for divergent populations can happen even in the same continent, why wouldn't it happen in an entire planet?

>>97344555
Get fucked, bootlicker.

>>97330394
It ain't that deep. The many flavors of Spess Muhreens are just cool themes to make them stand apart and sell codicies. We have and entire chapter of mongolians, a whole chapter of vampires and even had a whole chapter of Africans. We have Knights Templar in both Crusades and Davinci Code flavors. We even have an Admech chapter. Space Wolves were the vikings, it stands to reason they should probably stay distinct in their themes and general look instead of just being Ultramarines that swapped laurels for pelts. But hey, I'll probably just continue to ignore it and the dindu heads can remain on the sprues

>>97344797
Can i have your Basketball-American heads? I use them for Salamanders like the Emperor intended.

>>97340769
Ironically the Tau would be 100% against DEI or anything woke because it would be counter to what they see as the "Greater Good" where their society is 100% merit based, which is why they now have Humans bodyguards/Honor guard for high ranking Tau because of the training and how long they live with said experience.

>>97337364
I don’t care for this post.

>>97337364
>and thus all your historical and mythological cross-referencing is irrelevant to /tg/ because it CANNOT function
False. A well grounded historical and mythological understanding helps both world building and improvisation during ttrpg gameplay. A thing you would know if you actually played games instead of desperately refreshing your spambox.

>>97343159
Give an actual example. Cause this topic only ever seems to involve squabbling over definitions and never discussing any actual games.

>>97343159
For the counterfactuals. Where the history and mythology does not exist. And the rules must have clear descriptions separating game functions.

How, exactly, do you write rules for a Wizard doing the rather common COUNTERSPELLS under this prescribed meaning of "magic" that flagrantly ignores words being capable of having outright contradictory meanings? Because that game function strictly requires spells be a distinct thing that can be countered, in turn strictly requiring that they be put in a box away from all the non-spell game functions.

>>97304453
tru tru

>>97344723
If you want it to look like shit from poor pagination, sure.

>>97342362
I'm very experienced in both FFG and GURPS, having run both for years.
DH2e aptitudes make a lot of sense for 40k. The fundamental of life in the Imperium is that your knowledge and training is restricted solely to your service to the Emperor.
Of all systems, DH2e has the biggest minefield for character creation since you can lose out on discounts on things you like. The vast majority of players will think their guys suck if they don't get the maximal discount on all their abilities, but by comparison the DH2e warbands have the exact same expenses as groups from other games.
DH2e experience is goal-oriented (by RAW, most GMs ignore everything on the book though), while GURPS is based on player awards for roleplaying. In FFG character progression is very impactful, including the open-ended Only War and DH2e. In GURPS the players have to make up in their minds their own doors and cross them. In FFG, Fate Points and their flexible uses are the best meta-currency I've seen. Also, your attack rolls influencing your damage roll is neat (what would be GURPS' MoS can be swapped for your damage roll if better).
All the rules in FFG are... serviceable. GURPS has the best combat system of all times so I can't really compare them. But sometimes you want to buy the Talent that makes your gun shoot harder, be so bigoted that you hit better in melee, and get a bonus to hit for charging, and rolling a 10 so you get exploding dice and utterly destroy the traitors. You won't have too many issues with it otherwise.

>>97344805
(1) *teleports the goalposts back to their original position*
(2) Well, that's just, like, your opinion, man. https://litter.catbox.moe/0h4d2axyjmgl6t7f.pdf

>>97345221
>*teleports the goalposts back to their original position*
Do you understand what Print On Demand means? Do you understand that it is intended to create a proper book, and not just a text file vomited out onto a page like you pressed Ctrl-P on a forum?
>https://litter.catbox.moe/0h4d2axyjmgl6t7f.pdf
>sentences and paragraphs broken across columns and pages even if there's enough space for them to not do so
>column headings awkwardly wrapped and oversized
That looks absolutely atrocious. I'm pretty sure I could feed a LaTeX rough into a random scientific journal format and get better results. Never attempt layout again.

>>97345467
The benefit of EPUB/HTML/XHTML is that you can manipulate it easily, without having to spend a zillion hours/dollars on laying it out in Adobe InDesign as SJ Games currently does. It's a "sane default" that can be tweaked easily if you really care about how it looks.
>B-but it looks ugly!
I disagree.

The previous PDF can be considered a large-print version for people with bad eyesight. Here's one with smaller print that's closer to how the official PDF looks. https://litter.catbox.moe/sguru1z1mwtigfnh.pdf