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Is there something like a list of /tg/-approved board games? I'm looking for something children-friendly but not too simple, that's pretty much my only criteria.
How old are the children?
>>43852799
8 and 11.
Board games? What about card games?
I tend to find that card games usually end up being simpler and easier for children, like Sushi-go and Love Letter. They also tend to be a lot cheaper.
It seems than GW will finally gone space farring again, to celebrate this i decided to scratch a Spice Maurine battle barge for my Space Wolves, the Earth of Valdrmani.
Still a WIP but what is anon opinion on my project?
Also if you have battlefleet pics your welcome! Especially if they are your personal creation
>>43852638
Not enough yiff
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It doesn't meet STC specifications.
Doesn't look like a space longboat. 1/10 (for having a sort of figurehead at least).
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Everyone around the table is silent, thinking over what they have just heard and trying to put an appropriate response into words. Every member of your group, your little gang of oddballs and misfits, seems baffled, bemused.
Your name is Mia Vespucci, and you were the first to return, along with the typically quiet and thoughtful Joseph. Next came Cassandra and Leon, neither of them willing to even so much as look at one another – something bad happened with them, you can tell. Finally, and considerably later than everyone else, Petra and Elliot slunk furtively in. You thought about asking them why they were so late, but the sight of the gleaming weapon dangling from Petra's belt stalled any other questions you might have had. Had she, you wondered to yourself, walked through London with a SWORD in open view?
“I was careful,” had been her casual response, paired with an equally unimpressed shrug. With that, and not wanting any further delays, you had all sat down to exchange information. That was when Elliot had dropped his incredible suggestion.
“Please, for the benefit of the whole class,” Amelia says slowly, pinching the bridge of her nose, “Can you repeat that?”
“Well, I was walking here when I had the idea,” Elliot says, a trifle defensively, “Why not try negotiations? Talking things out like rational human beings, hmm?”
>>43852496
Just like the first time he suggested it, the table falls silent to consider his words. You're not sure who you expected to speak up first – Petra, maybe, with some blunt denial – but it takes you entirely by surprise when Joseph makes his voice heard.
“I feel I should remind you,” the introspective young man says slowly, “That we're not dealing with human beings, and I'm not convinced that they're rational either. Negotiations, in either case, would require us to have something that they want – which, as far as I know, we do not have.”
“Their lives,” Leon says in a bleak voice, speaking up for the first time, “They can do what we want, or they're fuckin' dead.”
“Well,” Joseph sounds a little uncertain, “I suppose that might-”
“And then we kill 'em regardless,” Leon bangs his fist down, grinning mirthlessly, “Send their boss a proper fuckin' message.”
“Now look here!” Elliot snaps – have you ever heard him snap before? - before the conversation can run away from him, “These slavers, they're the mercenary sort are they not? We just need this Lady, whoever she is, to call her storms off for one night – maybe even just a couple of hours! Just long enough to go in, do what we need to do and hop back to good old England, that's it.”
“Actually,” Cassandra says slowly, “I might be able to get us in. I've got a friend who's been offered a job. We could slip in, under the guise of slaves...”
The room falls silent once more as everyone considers the idea. You can't deny that it has a certain appeal, cutting past a lot of wasted time and getting straight to rescuing your father, but there are so many risks. All it would take is for one part of the plan to fail, one demon to go back on their end of the bargain...
“Mia,” Amelia says slowly, “It's your father we're after, what do you think?”
>I want to hear what everyone else thinks first
>No negotiations. We attack
>We'll try talking this time
>>43852503
>>I want to hear what everyone else thinks first
"Though if we do have to keep going into the Demon realm, even after my father's rescue, we will need to deal with this Lady and her storms eventually."
>>43852503
>>I want to hear what everyone else thinks first
If we go with the disguise option, we're going to need a few more former "freelancers". It's too suspicious if Ose managed to catch so many humans by himself.
Even then, we may want some people travelling through the tunnels anyway, for a two-tiered assault. On the other hand, DONT SPLIT THE PARTY
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You are a hunter in the woods.
>>43852322
You are waiting for your wife. She is late and you can't have a picnic if she doesn't bring the alcohol.
When suddenly a dryad steals your bow, and declares, "Oh Sister how I missed you!"
When suddenly your heart stops, and you fall to the ground, very dead.
Its time to d-d-d-duel
bayblade general
>>43852059
bumping because while i dont play beyblade, its cool as fuck to see something other than D&D, PF, GURPS, Warhammer, or magic talked about on here. god speed to your thread OP
>>43852059
Alright, to keep your thread bumped, give me a basic rundown of how your hobby works.
bump
bayblades rule
My group is interested in the idea of a US cop game with supernatural overtones sprinkled in and I'm very much up for running one.
However, being a Bri/tg/ent my understanding of how the various agencies behave within a state/county area is limited and I could use a little help.
The game will be set in Detroit. My understanding is that Detroit has its own PD. Then there are Michigan State Troopers and the Wayne County Sheriff office.
So, my question to USAnons is this; how much crossover is there between those three agencies?
Am I right in thinking that the Sheriffs office handles prisoner and court issues once they have been arraigned?
I assume there is actually little corssover in the metro area as I imagine most if not all crime is handled by the local PD unless it becomes a federal matter and that the Sheriff or State Troopers only get involved either if requested as support by local PD or if they are pursuing suspects etc into the Detroit area.
Am I close or way off?
Yeah, I know since we're all Brits playing I could just wing it and do whatever but I'd like to have some semblance of accuracy in the world if possible just so everyone around the table knows the facts and is reading from the same songbook.
>>43851886
You've pretty much got it. For some supernatural goodness I do suggest watching the shows Grimm and Supernatural though for ideas about how some monsters and such live in recent times.
Not a Chicago-anon, but an Atlanta-anon here. For what it's worth, in Atlanta, there's the Atlanta PD, the Fulton County Sheriff, Fulton County Police, Georgia State Patrol, and some others. Here, the GSP polices the freeways first and foremost. They also police rural areas that don't have their own police force. They backup and assist local police and when necessary, investigate them, such as in an accident between a civilian and a city police car.
The county sheriff runs the local jails serve warrants for the courts, in addition to normal police services...
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>>43852383
Er, you said Detroit and I said Chicago. Sorry 'bout that. Chicago's been in the news, and so on the brain.
What would a game based on Australian Aboriginal mythology and history look like?
