What are non-traditional/not big compnai3es you buy models from? How did you hear of them? I remember when I first found out about Mantic from /tg/ and I was so hype to learn they came out with rules for their minis. What companies do you enjoy and why?
Right here are some good catachan analogues, but a little expensive.
>>47308810
ok Games Workshop
>>47308810
Based chinaman ltd.
In television and film we have the great ability to watch things from an outsider perspective, which allows the viewer to watch the bad guy do his bad thing, have character development, and have cool scenes where the main characters aren't directly involved. Take No County For Old Men for example. What if the only time we saw the antagonist was when he was seen by a main character? He wouldn't be nearly as interesting.
Anyways, the way this is /tg/ related is I want to know how the best way to use this narrative style is in tabletop? What is the best way to build anew antagonistic character, when the players can only see the antagonist when they are around?
>>47308166
I usually write out short stories and then pass them around to the players if they are interested. Sometimes it's something the player knows and the character doesn't, but usually I try to find an excuse for the story to reach their character in-universe too. Either by a video recording or something like that.
>>47308209
OP here I used to do that, but turns out I'm not a very good writer. How long were your short stories? Mine were like 4 pgs
>>47308249
It varied. If I just wanted to write out a brief meeting between two characters it might only be a few pages. If it was something more dramatic or drawn-out it might be closer to twenty or thirty pages. I tried to keep it as short as possible since I didn't want to pressure my players into reading a book. They seemed to really enjoy it, though.
In your setting, what happens when an impossible even occurs?
What happens when:
>An unstoppable force meets an immovable object
>God makes a rock so heavy he can't lift it
>etc.
>>47307979
If we're talking The Elder Scrolls, you either figure that shit out or you realize you're impossible and that the universe has no underlying order or natural state and disappear due to apathy.
In my own, there aren't true absolutes like Immovable, Unstoppable, Omnipotent, and the like outside of the theoretical, and all beings or forces have limits, though some of them may be beyond the physical. Being or forces claiming such titles do so mostly out of vanity, and while their power may be immense, it's absolutely not absolute. Much of what could mess with the universe's laws is either self-regulating in its manifestation, sensitive to interference and so dispels under adverse conditions, or otherwise resolves through interaction with opposing or interfering forces, rarely it does so violently.
>>47307979
Reality is breached in that area, and the chaos between realities leaks in, causing mutation, psychosis, monsters, suffering, and other phenomena.
Too many breaches could cause one of two outcomes:
>One of the infinitely vast Elder Gods drifting between realities takes notice of the reality in question, dooming it.
>The boundary of the reality is strained beyond its limit and breaks, thrusting the entire reality into the space between realities, and everyone is mutated, driven mad, killed by monsters, and generally has a bad time before/during dissolving into the chaos.
>>47307979
>>An unstoppable force meets an immovable object
The force is deflected but never stops.
"Hey Jack."
"Mm?"
"Didn't I say that Charlotte was going to off that guy by sunrise?"
"Mm."
"So." Atsuko taps on the shotglass in front of her, "Why are you still here?"
You wish she wouldn't prod you. You said you would get to it, and you still have every intention to do so.
It's just drinking comes first, that's just a rule for you.
You are Jack Albator, champion drinker, expert interrogator, and you're going to put both of those skills to the test coming up, here. You foiled a plot recently on the life of a royal family member, and they owe you big time. Said royal family member is now gearing up to execute the person behind it all.
Except, you need him alive more than dead right now. She can do whatever she wants after you get the answers you want.
Nothing major, just information about the heritage of one of the children that same man kept prisoner under his mansion.
Yikes, the more you think about it, the more that you feel as if you need a drink.
A part of you is almost screaming right now with the implications that such knowledge would have on your party. Yuuki, certainly, would do terrible things to said person to the point where executing him would be pointless.
It's a matter that you will get to-
After drinks.
It's still a good few hours until the sun goes down. You don't want to waste yet another one of your nights dealing with espionage.
"Well? Aren't you going to get up and do something?" Atsuko prods you once more.
>After drinks, Lass.
>Have one!
>Actually, Aye find myself in need of Madeleine's assistance again for this.
>Aye'll wait until she gets back.
>Go find someone else who might be helpful as well.
>Lass, yer comin' with me for this.
>Other?
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>>47307900
>After drinks, Lass.
>Have one!
>>47307900
>>After drinks, Lass.
>>Have one!
How do you do kings and queens?
Are monarchs justified in your setting or do you show it for the antiquated political system it is?
>>47307862
>>47307862
The land of Atmos is ruled by the empress Apollonie of the Sun cult. 100 years ago, she drove off the goblins invasion and united the three race and three regions (North for Elf, Middle for Dwarfs and South for humans).
As a lot of cities and political places has been destroyed by the goblins, she decided to choose her own for each sub-region, based first on merit, but also wealth and popularity.
In some places, those people would simply be called governor, if they were fit to it.
In others, humans by exemple, had used to use the word king for their leader, even if Appolonie nominates them now.
Sometimes, those kings are from old noble family that were lucky enough to stay rich and powrful despite the goblin chaos, and the worthy among them are sometimes nominated as kings.
So, there is actually one king, that has runned the sub-region for 40 years due to his skills, and comes from a noble family, that did manage to get all their wealth back through trading.
>>47307992
are you a fellow french rpg payer ?
>>47307862
Some monarchies are effective and some are not. It depends on who the monarch is and how corrupt their society has become.
The poorest worst-off nation in the setting is a monarchy, but one of the wealthiest most-advanced lands is also one.
Hello /tg I hope the night finds you all well.
heres whats on my mind, I've been a sculptor for four years now, I've gotten to a level where I complete a commission a fortnight or so and I'm making significant progress in fields such as regiment sculpting, multiple poses, large creatures, all sorts of wonderful things really.
Heres the thing I've gotten really good at sculpting tits. I've done a lot of side project along the way sculpting vampirella, or other characters I thought where hot, but they just stayed on my table. I posted them up the other week to a forum and I got a message, someone was asking me to sculpt them a 28mm nun, to be alittle more specific a regiment of bimbo nuns, all tits, blonde hair n guns.
I've really enjoyed the challenge and didn't really have any hang ups about spending hours on a 28mm womans genitals. So heres my question, do you, as the hallowed convergence of /TG'ers around the world think theres a market for this sort of thing? If so, does it already exsist? Do you know of any particularly risky models?
>>47307700
Some examples of your work?
Check out Kingdom Death - yes, there is at least some market
>>47307700
>theres a market for this sort of thing?
Yes. Yes there is. Just stay away from kickstarting it or something because you will get chewed out and ridiculed by SJW tards and a lot of potential backers would be too embarassed to back it.
Your best bet is to go through other channels and self promoting them and selling them on your own. Good luck! Got any examples of your work? I need them for... er... reasons.
>>47307700
Yes, there is a market for it. There's always a market for tits.
Though they're obviously not your target demographic, think about the shit turboweebs buy. There's a market.
Your party is on its way to complete your GM's contrived plot when this guy slaps your paladin on the ass!
What do they do they?
>>47306306
>What do they do they?
>>47306306
>What do they do they?
Turn 180 degrees and walk away
How do you keep from feeling silly or getting a minor case of stage fright while RPing your character in front of other people?
I like RPGs but the whole role-playing aspect always feels weird af to me. Is this something I should/could get over?
>>47306093
Roleplay exactly as much as everyone else in your group is.
If people are talking tactics and doing meta-discussions all OOC, do that.
If the wizards are wearing wizzard hats and if the orks are yelling WAAAGH!, do that.
>>47306143
This guy gets it.
Stop being an autistic fuck?
It's not complicated.
>in during a crowd of people rushing to pay OP on the ass and tell him that it's ok to be too inbred, stupid, or autistic to RP
New guy to 40k here:
If you were to rate all Ultramarines in terms of being cool dudes, where 10 is Captain Titus, and 0 is Leandros, where would you say the average Ultramarine would be on that number line?
>>47305963
-10
>>47305977
So the average Ultramarine is to Leandros what Leandros is to Titus?
>>47305977
You're late. The Prince 'stat me' thread was weeks ago.
How might I incorporate sort of mech dragons, or weaponed up giant lizards without my players maybe saying "Ugh too animuuu"
>>47305587
>being a Drac
>>47305587
if thats enough to make your players while about anime find new players.
>>47305587
Dragons aren't real. Many years ago, an enterprising mechanical wizard considered this a clear oversight, and decided to fix it. Such was his skill and the ingenuity of his designs that they remain functioning to this day; they hoard gold for repairs and to fund the construction of more dragons. Dragons are now real.
What actions, situations, personalities, etc... make you honestly believe that a character is a good person?
Anyone who thinks you use an ellipse after etc. is not a good person.
>>47305570You bet
He praises others efforts
that's one sign of a good person
The rules are simple, all posts that ends on a 5 adds a mutation, e.g: the spawn has 3 eyes, etc
Let's see what kind of monstrosity we will create!
>>47305259
Twenty prehensiletoes
It's that shade of blue that could look nice, except it's always in the wrong lighting.
long nose
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rithmomachy
>>47304834
Posting a bare Wikipedia link is a little lazy, anon.
>>47304834
>read the wiki a bit
Wow. This game sounds like the opposite of fun.
>>47304834
>This game sounds like the opposite of fun.
Pleb
What ways of increasing immersion do you use on your sessions /tg/? I ussually just stick to descriptions and music/ambience, but when I play something that require good immersion like horror sessions I often use some kind od props or even do a little bit of larping and dressing up, it does miracles. Have you tried any other original methods?
Immersion is a stupid concept. You are not an elf shooting arrows, you're a fab neckbeards playing pretend, acting differently about it makes you autistic.
>>47304517
I suggest
>Turning off / dimming the lights if the PCs are travelling through a forest
>Maps
>The players bringing beer and drinking it when their characters drink beer
i put on my robe and wizard hat
Have you ever played in a party that was all or mostly Small size, or even Tiny?
>>47304289
No, because we're all manlets irl and self-inserting is bad sport.
Wouldn't that just make small or tiny the new medium?
>>47304335
There's a difference between a small-sized party and a small-sized world, anon. It's the difference between playing D&D as a bunch of hobbits, and playing Mouse Guard.
