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>Question
Has anybody actually started playing Mage 2e yet?
How is your game going? (Mage or not)
>>47121278
>Has anybody actually started playing Mage 2e yet?
I am preparing for it. I wanted to start this game in 1e, but decided to wait for 2e and it's better made magic system. Now is the time.
>>47121278
I'm prepping. Game to start after semester 1 exams in 8 weeks.
>>47121278
No, and we probably won't for awhile. Our FBI Hunter game is just starting to get off the ground, so that'll be our focus until something catastrophic happens and it collapses.
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>Combat: +++
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>Indomitable, Rank 1: Ignore the penalties imposed by Blood Loss. Does not negate health loss.
>Atelier of Death: Craft your own Bombs and Poisons
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The throat is a fascinating and complex bit of anatomy that can be found in nearly all animals and creatures that inhabit Kaithe. It does not even matter the difference in size or species. Wolves, gryphons, dragons and many more all share some similar physiology not unlike a human’s. The reasons as to why this phenomena has occurred are still being hotly debated by magisters and wizards in their grand libraries and laboratories.
To be quite honest, you could care less about the origin. No, what matters to you is the weakness that you can exploit to your advantage.
Hidden and protected by skin and sinew, feather and scales, multiple systems work around the clock to aid in daily living. Blood vessels circulate vitae through the body, the windpipe contracts to take in fresh air, and the gullet flexes to pass food and fluids into the stomach. And that was nowhere near the complete list of what lie underneath.
Legend has it that the hero Raclus once took a dragon’s head off with just well-aimed blow to the neck. While you do not share his monstrous strength, it almost goes without saying that if you punch hard enough, something is sure to yield.
With all of this considered, all that’s left to do is figure out how hard you hit that bastard Silverow for.
>Roll 1d5 + 3 Damage.
>Best of three.
Rolled 5 + 3 (1d5 + 3)
>>47117778
Rolled 4 + 3 (1d5 + 3)
>>47117778
>>47117823
Whelp
Rolled 2 + 3 (1d5 + 3)
>>47117778
Have you ever subdued someone for trying to disrupt an ongoing game?
No. This is one of the last hobbies that would require someone getting restrained.
>>47115462
You've never played monopoly with real money then?
>>47115536
Why the hell would you play Monopoly with real money?
You, Neliel, Alistair and your entourage of about thirty other hollows are facing a strange hollow whose appearance eerily resembles that of the old medieval plague doctors.
During your march across the Forest of Menos this adjuchas came before you and claims that he only wishes to talk, truly an odd thing coming from a hollow.
"You claim that the only reason you are here is because you were curious?
Pardon me for not believing someone I've just met."
Neliel is the one who is conversing with him, simply because she is the only one he apparently...
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It's clear that he is the one who attacked but after checking him out once more you can confirm that he doesn't have a single feather on his body.
"You should stay out of the business of grown-ups friend."
He says as he takes a more relaxed pose once again.
"Oh don't worry, he is in no danger. I just made his muscles relax a bit.
He'll be fine in a few minutes, but I just hate it when trash interrupts me."
He begins caressing his own hands and starts to giggle a little.
"So, will you finally tell me just what...
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>>47114197
>Tell him parts of the truth.
Just tell him we're going back to camp, don't full out lie.
>>47114197
>Let Neliel diffuse the situation.
okay /tg/ lets talk about an overused cliche: ZOMBIES
I really want to run a zombie campaign, I have for years. I love the idea of ammo scarcity, high-lethality (like dead-in-one-gunshot lethality) and the sandbox freeformness of such a campaign. I mean, you can go to the evac camp, or try to strike out on your own, or try to find lost family, try to build a new world, etc.. Plus it's a good way to get "normies" into RPGs cause they all want to try out their ebin zombie survival plan.
Plus huge zombie battles let me use my 100 plastic glow in the...
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>>47108720
I think I know what you're talking about. Why would so much of the world fall to the plague as to create the giant hordes seen in Zombie movies, right? I think 28 Days Later solved some of that problem by making the zombies faster.
Note that I say practical, not realistic. Obviously zombies aren't realistic.
But ignoring fantastical elements and ignoring practical elements are different. Most people are okay with a dragon in Game of Thrones; but if an untrained human child beat a dragon with a wooden dagger, people would call bullshit. There's a distinction.
So the slow-moving headshot zombies have a lot of issues. I think Max Brooks zombies rate 1/10 on the practicality scale. They are slow, and infection takes nearly 24 hours. Plus... wouldn't the zombies eat the person...
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