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Let's talk Curses, shall we?
Most of the time when you see someone get cursed it's quite overt. Turning into a beast at night, hideous appearance, Endless life without eternal youth. You get the drill.
Let's hear some Curses that are more subtle, and do far more to torture the victim psychologically.
Feminism.
Cursed with impotence. Imagine the curse being inflict on a monarch that actually wanted to father a hire and after that the kingdom devolves into various wars of succession.
>>48220709
>Every drop of wine or drink that passes your lips turns to ash in your mouth. You may have water but forsake all other beverages.
Q: how do I into comfy?
>>48219851
"Slice of Life" roleplays.
>>48220232
That can get really creepy really fast.
>>48220232
... out of game creepy, that is.
Hey guys, newfag here with an old story I've been meaning to share with the world for a long time. It's about a DnD 3.5 campaign that ended in me losing my shit and destroying reality over the DM's bullshit.
As a brief bit of context, I was part of a DnD group that was run by a power mad author as the DM who (in hindsight) didn't really know much about DnD or DMing, but at the time we thought he was our only option. We had just finished a truly disastrous campaign that was mostly spent dealing with a bunch of prima donna party members Evil DM refused to boot as well as the DM's parade of Sues, and which ultimately ended with the party fighting a bunch of evil wizards who had neither foreshadowing nor pre battle spells put in place so they died as abruptly as they came up. Evil DM then told us to make characters for a new, Epic Level Evil campaign he wanted to do. Being butthurt over the Mary Sues from the last campaign and warned by my Best Bro that Evil DM was not likely to stop including them, I decided to prepare for the worst and make an unkillable, unbeatable Druid just in case I needed to Henderson things. The Pic is the character I made.
So, uh... who wants to hear the whole story?
Me
>>48219377
Will the story be more readable than your wall of Capital Letters?
If so, proceed.
>>48219377
I would love to read it OP.
Hey, fa/tg/uys and ca/tg/irls, I'm curious as to how you handle the inclusion of non-human races, if at all.
Do you use standard races for your setting/system?
Or do you make up your own equivalents to the smart and regal elves, the dumb but hearty dwarves or the brutish and evil orc?
I'm curious to your individual approach. Greentext stories would also be cool.
The continent of my setting that I primarily run has
>Humans
Bog standard feudalism.
>Snid (crustacean folk)
Who are lemmingly brave and numerous
>Ogres
Who are fey, and live in deep, untouched wilderness.
>Lizardfolk
Who are similar to native american tribes, from Inuit to Aztec.
>Finfolk
Several races of merfolk, who live wholly under the sea. Their only contact with the dry lands are through port...
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>>48218315
I don't wanna say lurk more, but this thread basically hap[ens on the daily. I have no idea what you hope to gain by asking such a grossly obtuse question.
My setting is literally just the planet Auriga from the Endless universe. I sort of just shamelessly rip ideas from other settings for most of my stuff; if someone has objections I just start to rip from more obscure source material.
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