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What sort of set pieces would you expect to find in an old crypt. What sort of set pieces would you NOT expect to find, but might anyways.
>>43574931
Well, who built the crypt.
Stat me /tg/
1 HP
+20 to Frighten (Internet betas)
Flumph /10
in every stat
>>43574628
What the fuck am I looking at and how big is it?
>After murder hoboing your way through the entire kingdom of monsters, your party is stopped in the last hallway to the throne room by pic related>You feel like your gona have a bad time
>pop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2jVbSI9H4o in my earbuds
>put on my best indifferent face
>prepare for asian-levels of dodging
>>43574616
I like Undertale as much as any guy, but what is the point of this thread?
>>>/v/
>>43574616
I believe not.
Best traitor legion thread?
Pic related
A dead one.
>>43574227
Shit, wrong pic
>permanently butthurt about ultramarines
>fails to kill the ultramarines even with every possible advantage
>sulks in the eye of terror for ten thousand years
>plays second fiddle to the black legion
>best
baka
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>There are people who are unironically afraid of creatures that always have a goofy smile plastered on their faces
Being afraid of clowns can be a thing anon, but it's not pretty to call them creatures
>>43574212
About to play world of darkness for the first time. What can I expect? any tips?
Get Common Sense
Which game?
The only tip I can give in general is don't try to "win", it's not the point of the game and it's not a realistic goal either. Don't plan ahead too much, do what comes naturally, try to steal the show but not the spotlight.
>>43573824
>Get Common Sense
Seconded.
Guys what is the best system for a post apocalyptic game?
>>43573643
savage worlds because its rules light, but good with status effects. It's also better for players more focused on roleplaying verses just shooting things.
>>43573643
Shouldnt those people in the gif go blind? Doesn't a nuclear blast cause such immense light to burn the inner eye?
>>43573643
Gamma World is a great setting if you like future apocalypse with lasers and all sorts of weird mutants and shit. I understand that in lots of groups it devolves into zany and silly (assuming it didn't start out that way), but I play it deadly serious, portraying things a weird and disturbing rather than funny.
With that said, the mechanics of Gamma World may or may not be for you. They range from old school TSR stuff--somewhat reminiscent of AD&D, only without classes or levels (which changes a lot),...
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For a laugh I joined up in a freeform RP (no no it gets better come back!) and managed to pick up the slot of the BBEG.
/tg/ there is an opportunity here, an opportunity for something awesome. I want your help to become the most metal, over the top LARGE HAM that the other players have ever faced. A fractal LARGE HAM, where even the invocation of his very name calls down a bolt of lightning from the heavens.
Setting is a generic fantasy world so far with a light side 'utopia' ruling the lands up until now. I've managed to tap into the dark side of...
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CURSES! Posted too soon!
Ahem, anyway. To complete the above list, I also have a Dark Underground Fortress complete with lava flows and pet guard dragon. But what I need is something to take it to the next level. What else would be good to have?How can I best enrage all those who dare stand before me? What are some good ridiculous stunts to pull? One of my first plots is a classic PDAM (Pigeon Delivered Attack Munition) where I send the players a letter that insults them personally and ends with 'PS I prepared explosive runes this morning'.
First off, here's my advice, replace all the treasure outside your sanctuary with mimics, and hide the real treasure behind your dragon. It will inspire the beast to fight harder, now it's not just defending you, but what it will view as its hoard as well. In short, you get to make them repeatedly scream "You bastard!" And make them RAGE when they see you hid it all behind the dragon. Also, if the place isn't already a labyrinth filled with death and despair, make it confusing as shit, places they cannot cross without finding a certain object, etc. Make...
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Turn the place into a labyrinth of death, and make it so they have to find various objects to get to new areas. Think the lovechild of a Zelda dungeon and your current fortress. See how many floors they clear before going insane.
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Flames writhe in the burning air. The facings of the inner walls have been cracked and blown down - loose crumbs of crystal, of pitch-black stone, like dry sand - crunching underfoot. Smoke swirls, thickly, through the splintered ruin of the memory towers - Drawn by the flash, the phototropic towers fidget, rotating, the echoes of the last and greatest jarring detonation dying away.
Behind Alura, Anima inhales. A tiny point of unutterable blackness - a perfect sphere of anti-light - gathers, as the Cryptid's lungs swell beneath hardened carapace. Razor-sharp blades...
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>>43573525
Well we're completely fucked. Jobbers the lot of them.
Inox Fang's kick takes him in the side, lifts him off the floor, and hurls him across the chamber - crashing, tumbling. A second flash of light, she comes at him again - He's rolling, not knowing where she's going to manifest, skittering to his feet, the embers in his helm glowing with furious heat-
It turns out she's behind him, and he's not rolling half as fast as he needs to. This time, his arm - his wounded arm - takes the blow, and you *hear* the crack of the bone. A muffled grunt of agony chuffs from the Thief's speakers as he staggers...
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Fantasy systems usually have "gold" or something as a currency, and that often plays a big part in character power, but there are some speculative economic systems where currency isn't really a thing. At most, you might see "labor vouchers" that are good for one transaction. How would you run an RPG system where character wealth is a big deal, but in a setting with a moneyless economy?
>commies REEEEEEEE
Let's assume for a moment that in our pretendy fantasy elfgames, we can have communists or whatever. It's tabletop. If you want to debate the relative merits of economic systems, there's a better place for it than 4chan.
>>43573201
Well I'd probably use one of the various "resources" systems where you have to roll under your "ability to aquire stuff" stat to see if you can acquire stuff. Party backing, underworld contacts, etc
>>43573201
How are labor vouchers different from money?
As for an alternative system to money, the thing that pops to my mind is gratitude economy. Before we had cities or money, people lived in tribes, but things still got done. Being wealthy in that environment would just mean being well-liked enough that people would want to give you gifts or do things for you just to win your favor. Or being capable in some specific way that made your services valuable; like if you're the only guy who can climb up and get...
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>>43573237
This pretty much. Money appeared as a necessity for bigger"state-based" armies/empires and more bureaucratic societies.
