>>47352339
If you're at uni, do they have a gaming society?

am not. i dont know if they have something like that here, but i guess so, town´s like that.

You talk like a fag, try Craigslist

>>47352339

if you talk the way you write, have fun only getting equally shitty-sounding nerds to even bother with you

tabletops have gotten mainstream enough that you don't have to put up a nerd act to attract attention any more.

Jeez people, i was just having fun.

>>47352339
Really, the best way to start in my opinion is just to get a group of friends and suggest them to try it out. As you're all total newbies no one should have problems if things won't go perfect for the first time. Although if they are not into 40k I would rather suggest starting with something simplier which everyone can hop right into, preferably some casual fantasy.

As for the rulebooks the pdf's can be easily found online and are regularly posted here.

My general advice is to take it easy. I really think that for your first session it is best to just get a group of friends and focus on having a good time. If they are also total newbies in rpgs don't throw overcomplicated plots and settings at them from the beginning unless they specificaly ask for it and don't expect miracles either from them or yourself. At the beginning they will probably have problems with good roleplaying and you with gming, but that's okay and natural, you'll get better in time. I created the scenario for my first session literally on my way to the toilet right before we started playing, because we arranged it kind of spontanously and I was too busy reading rules to actually figure something out before. Obviously it was simple and far from perfect but still we had a lot of fun and we play regularly to this day.

thank you for your words, kind sir

>>47355866
Not a problem, always happy to help a beginner.
If you have any questions, shoot.

>>47352339

Pick a game you know well and want to run.

Just either find a local game store or ask some of your normie friends. If you get enough people interested form group.

Just keep people who are interested in the game itself, not just cus they want to hang out. Do other shit with them, but don't let them bog the game down for people who really want to play.

Don't be pushy if they're not interested, a one shot can be a great experience. Pick something in print in case anyone gets interested and wants to pick up their own copy.

Something rules lite is going to be easier to pitch, and you should have a few pre-gen characters who people who feel too intimidated by the rules or are unsure of what to do.

>Which mistakes should i avoid?

Don't be afraid to kick people who are disruptive. You're not actually being nice by keeping them around and making everyone else suffer through their autistic bullshit.

>>47352339
personally i learned a lot from this playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw17SbxcXrE&list=PLuGFF6RJgaMrlxVxEB7XsBerrIFgnqZIa

>>47358391
That all sounds ... sound.
Thank you.

>>47363087
uh, nice, will look into it, thx as well.