/tg/ - Does your setting include odd creatures like Ambul - Traditional Games

>>96581014
After the AI boom i am genuinely convinced shitposters are saving time by just having bots post in their stead, not like the quality is any different

Anonymous
09/20/25(Sat)09:48:34 No.96581076

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>>96581049
Innovative tactics are warranted.

Anonymous
09/20/25(Sat)11:16:44 No.96581544

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>>96579707
My setting is ONLY Ambulocetus with Ambulocetus PCs.
Get on my level, FAGGOT

Anonymous
09/20/25(Sat)11:48:54 No.96581725

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>>96581049
My favorite is the guy who uses chatgpt to generate replies by a caveman with a boner.

Anonymous
09/20/25(Sat)11:49:55 No.96581732

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>>96581009
>Worthless surveypost
>Dismissive replies

Anonymous
09/20/25(Sat)13:43:18 No.96582290

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>>96580010
>/pol/ is a much better board than /tg/
hahahahahahahaha oh man you funny guy

Anonymous
09/20/25(Sat)18:54:41 No.96583922

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>>96582290
have you seen the state of /tg/ nowadays?

Anonymous
09/21/25(Sun)01:10:36 No.96585573

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>>96579707
No but I might include some prehistoric creatures in my setting now to make it more fantastical.

Anonymous
09/21/25(Sun)01:20:19 No.96585608

Anonymous 09/21/25(Sun)01:20:19 No.96585608

Yeah, the human tribes are very reliant on mammoth, megaloceros, they revere and fear the wooly rhinos and giant lions, and love to see the southern migration of the grey long necks of the south.

Anonymous
09/21/25(Sun)01:23:55 No.96585624

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>>96579707
>Does your setting include odd creatures like Ambulocetus?

My OSR bronze-age setting has a lot of Dinosaurs and Dragons innit, so I reasoned this was a great excuse to include a lot more 'earlier' mammals from across the Neogene like Gompthoerium, Toxodon, and "miscellaneous small-to-medium marsupial".

>>96581009
>Does this board have real humans making posts?

/tg/ was always pretty slow and insular, but when the bot posts and content farming posts started becoming regular fixtures people largely fucked off and the community hasn't recovered. No creative-types want to share their intimate ideas or opinions when the person who responds is a bot going "yes, and?". /tg/ is probably one of the worse/more pathetic boards on 4chan right now if only because of the very real decline/exodus of the boards community and culture; we don't even have shit posts or fap-bait threads anymore.

Anonymous
09/21/25(Sun)02:21:58 No.96585844

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>>96579707
I dunno, ask /5eg/

Anonymous
09/21/25(Sun)17:34:36 No.96589709

Anonymous 09/21/25(Sun)17:34:36 No.96589709

>>96579707
What are some good places to look for ideas on such creatures besides just looking at Wikipedia?

Anonymous
09/22/25(Mon)00:43:16 No.96591604

Anonymous 09/22/25(Mon)00:43:16 No.96591604

>>96589709
Prehistoric life docs and books.