>>44865932
>>44865726

My long term goal is to not post ded memes

Rolled 40, 18, 27, 2 = 87 (4d43)

>>44865932
I'm just going to roll for my companions. Long term goal is to figure out what my own stats are. Team name is Tough Lads

Player looking for a game
looking for 5e, although have played other additions and would consider them
basically free in the evenings around 6CST
voice obviously
contact information available among request
played dnd for 2 years now, mostly as a dm, i like rules but i like having fun more

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>>GM or Player
Posting on behalf of the GM

>>System(s)
Pathfinder

>>Time availability
Varies, usually weekend nights.

>>Text or Voice
Voice

>>Contact Information
Mythweavers name is Skycrawler. Feel free to send me a message. Alternatively, my steam is Innocent Ace (You can know it the right one by the picture of Valhallans peeking around the corner.)

>>Additional...
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>GM or Player
GM
>System(s)
Looking to create an animorphs campaign. Unsure what system yet, but most likely GURPS or FATE
>Time availability
Time Zone PST, available week nights, and maybe weekends. Week nights would better
>Text or Voice
Voice preferred, text could work I suppose
>Contact Information
Skype: robustescapist, avatar is pic related
https://join.skype.com/DapbZd58w2PH
>Additional...
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Sorry if this is a dumb question, but I'm on my phone and away from my book. Were there any ultramarines that weren't at the calth muster? Also, were any loyal to Horus?

>>44864135
Well, their primarch was kind of an asshole.

>>44864176
How so? He wasn't as bad as pert, or angron. He seemed to genuinely care about his marines.

On a side note, did any ultramarines go traitor when roboute created imperium secundus?

>Red Sonja
Archetypical. Fucked Conan but didn't get emotionally involved.
>Paksenarrion
A slightly later, slightly more genre savvy Red Sonja.
>Rico's love interest from Starship Troopers
I can't remember her name. I think it started with C. But she meaningfully interacts with the political philosophy of the book and discusses it with the MC. Dizzy in the film is good too.
>Vasquez
Baddest ass marine in the whole crew. No...
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>>44863559

Elena and Linden Avery from the Covenant books.

>>44863705
>Baddest ass marine in the whole crew. No questions.
>not sarge

>>44863016
for house and dominion

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At your return to Rioja the media are waiting in force despite the usual attempts to keep them away. Fortunately there was time to prepare with your PR team and some of the diplomats, setting up a press conference where you make a statement to the press.

While you describe the entire attack on the Nasidum expeditionary fleet as a defensive action to protect the Houses of the region, you also agree that it's a major victory.

You dedicate the victory to the many smaller Houses of the region, working together to oppose Nasidum and their attempts to bully others...
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Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>44863686
>Roll 8d20
1

This is going to take a while...

>>44862955
these feels
i cannot hold them

Our wife is about to be pissed

>>44862955
You return to the village slowly, melancholy weighing on your steps. Explaining things to Beren will not be easy, but your wife is wise. She'll understand that Sera made her choice and it was a choice not only for what she wanted, but for the best possible future.

SLAP!

Your left cheek joins your right in a stinging, embarrassing burn. You're sure Galit has left a red handprint on both sides of your face as she and Beren sob. Sera is more composed, but still cries at her sister's absence...
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>>44863140
"Now that's gone... At least she still has Ebba and Noh, but brother, please promise me... Promise me you'll tell no-one. I shouldn't have even told YOU. And promise me that the other two won't go anywhere. I don't want to see Galit like this again, ever..."

The first light snow soon begins to fall and the valley enters its long sleep. It is early winter. What will you do?
>Hunt the aurochs 1d10 (Strength -Blind)
>Fish...
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>>44857199

Feed...when the new enemy appeared, you were exposed to one of their weapons and power sources. It changed you, not in the way the enemy intended, and gave you the ability to consume the supernatural agent they use to transform the innocent into monsters and negative emotions with fangs.


The brief tinge of fear when you drank of her well of negative emotions with sudden fervor and savagery.

The fear in the eyes of your friends, of you or for you?

You are alone in your room. Your clock...
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Okay, thirty minute voting period after the first vote. The rest of the votes will have a 15 minute window. Trying to pick up my pace this thread.

>>44857225
>Persevere, this is just something you have to do
>Secret comics? Secret comics

>>44854370
That is the point of Grimdark.

There are no true heroes if there is no unbeatable darkness.
A hero is not the one who wins against evil, a hero is the one that fight even when there is no hope.

That's what makes 40k so epic.

>>44854461
Ollanius Pius knows his shit

>>44854370
That's the point, it's a cosmic tragedy. A lot of the plot elements are pulled from other tragedies and each factions background hinges on a tragic irony; the Imperium worships an emperor who hated religion, the eldar are the wisest yet the cause of their own destruction, the orks live for war and would lose meaning if they ever won, the tyranids are the galaxies greatest threat yet they are running from something more terrible etc.

>>44795088
Old thread.

>>44853076
What kinds of Initiation rituals would you force an Adept to go through?

What music should you play during their training montage?

>>44853510
https://youtu.be/JU9Uwhjlog8

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So guys, how's your campaigns going?
Tell me the funniest/funnest thing your players have done. Or, what's the most interesting encounter your GM has set up for you?

We haven't yet started the campaign, but soon I hope to get a RT campaign going. That said, how well does Forsaken Bounty work as an intorductory adventure?

>>44852964
My players asked me to allow this asshat to join the game, I didn't want to allow him but said I'd try him out.

Didn't go well, he was a rules lawyer and a That Guy as expected, but he's such a moany little bitch I couldn't just kick him out, so I was stuck with him for a couple more games.

He's playing a psyker and being pretty open with his abilities but the team are going pretty stealthily through the game with covers as just normal guys, bunch of traders or some shit,...
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>>44850398
>Who /worships Luke Crane/ here?
Reporting in. If you've got a head for rules and want the system to mean something for how the game's going to play out, Burning Wheel is the single best game ever written.

I'm not sure whether to pledge for the newest BW book because I have the old Burners handy on my shelf, but I'm seriously tempted.

>>44850398
>Anyone playing/running/planning on playing/planning on running any of these games soon?
I wish, sadly don't have anything in the works at the morning

>Anyone back the Burning Wheel Codex Kickstarter?
This guy, managed to snag a signed copy.

>How do you feel about BWHQ publishing Dungeon World?
Pretty indifferent, not a big fan of DW myself but I don't really care if they work together.

>Who /worships Luke Crane/ here?
Worship might be a little much, but I do like a lot of his games.

>Anyone ever actually got a BWHQ game to the table?
Couple of times, sadly none of them lasted very long, just for typically scheduling bullshit.

>>44850643
I pledged for it because I only had the pdfs. Plus, it's gonna look cool as fuck sitting next to Gold on my shelf.

>>44850830
I feel you on the scheduling, I bought the new Mouse Guard thinking I could finally get something BW related to the table (my group is 50% board game players so they'd never actually play/read BW). Sadly, I only got to play one session which I royally fucked up because I misunderstood how the GM's turn really works. Haven't had the people together for it since. As someone that loves to just read the rules though, BWHQ stuff is great. I still really wish I got to play it though.

So uhhh.

Dead Game
Dead Thread.

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So how do I Cyriss? I like the Vectors, I've read up on strategy and such, but they still seem a bit odd to me. Any suggestions?

As an aside, I'm thinking full-on Borg for their color scheme - but then again that might seem a bit Cryxian, what with them hoarding all the black and green.

>>44849935
Just play them.

You only git gud by playing

>>44843154
I introduced a guy to board games with TS but he was a huge Cold War nerd and loved the idea. It's not an overly complex game, there are only 10 pages of neatly organized rules and then everything else is on the cards.

Reposting this for anon.

>Repostan /bgg/ discord channel for organizing tabletop sim games or what have you. Maybe add that to the pastebin or OP's in the future.

https://discord.gg/0laJMtUwLNCIyVy

>What's in the mail?
For me - nothing. Buying my friend Bruges, though. I'll probably skip buying games in February, though. Managed to play Nightfall once and still haven't played BattleCon. I'm itching to play Nightfall more.

FFG art sleeves, apparently the lightsaber ones were a limited printing so getting those for SW:Risk protection.
>What's hit your table this weekend?
1. StarCraft: BroodWar

Had a lot of fun - jewed out 4 points per round for 3 consecutive rounds and then got my shit pushed in by 3 people in two next rounds. We finished early because one guy had to split but I'd have probably lost. I had a shit to of SCVs no base, a couple of vultures and marines and surrounded by enemies. Next time I'll aim for being second and try to close in in two rounds.

2. Imperial Settlers
I think I have a special version of autism that lets me be good at this game. Won all games of this so far. Ended up the last with around 150 points.

>Any new games on your radar?
I prefer getting something tested at list a bit. The newest game I want to get right now is Sheriff of Nottingham and maybe Blood Rage. I'm still looking for a fun 4X that's not in space and complex/tactical games.

>>44822736
hype

>>44822736
Woo!

YEAHHHHHHHH

>>44776918
Linking this from last thread, it's a complication of my notes for the system(s) I've been working on. Feel free to pick apart/critique/ask questions about any part. I'm goin to try and salvage as much as possible.

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By the way, I think we should actually slap the links on a pastebin with names for the links for new threads, this is starting to get clunky and ridiculous- there's about 200 characters left for the thread topic and any new links we might need to add

And speaking of new OP links, if anyone has any resources for the people making wargames and card games, please do share them

>>44779113
By the way, here's my other notes for this system if anyone's interested, it's been worked on by me and some other fa/tg/uys on Skype: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zQZzAgP8P08Pa7A2EVQfWIxVTEG1uIfeyv2yWwWQ8uA/edit?usp=sharing