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+10 to Hair.
But hey, the reverse image search says its from a webcomic. Is it any good?
>>47048144
pretty good. I like it.
Since you didn't specify how, her stat is 7.
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>>47047219
You usually want to start these threads with a minor dump of what you have. That serves a dual purpose: to keep the thread alive, and entice anons to look and hopefully contribute from their own stash.
>>47049861
So I've found myself in the situation volunteering to run a game for my group. We'd just finished a light hearted, rather fun DnD5e game. The DM that time was a first-timer, but was pretty good.
I want to run something altogether different; a Delta Green affair. The trouble is, I'm not sure how comfortable they'll be with playing a nominally "serious" campaign. So I guess the question is
>How do I set the mood?
>How do I make it clear that I expect players not to meme, but that jokes are a-okay?
>How do I keep the tension?
I'm thinking about using Dread-style Jenga for combat, setting it on our campus to play with familiarity, and to attempt to be scary.
A few other questions I have is
>How do I pass notes to my players without arousing suspicion?
>How do I not totally ruin the mood?
>How do I get the players to not break immersion?
Also, advice for first-time-running delta green would be appreciated.
>How do I pass notes to my players without arousing suspicion?
via text or email or if you want to keep it very covert and you are autistic you could create a cipher for each player and pass a note around the table that only one of them is able to decode while the others think it's just rubbish or a clue of some sort. Pass enough notes around and it won't even be suspicious.
As for the rest it's mostly up to the players. Some RPers just can't do serious if their lives depended on it. You can only do so much with descriptive wording, the rest is on them. Keep them immersed by putting them on a timer to force them to think and act fast like their characters would.
>>47047402
Could you recommend me a DG module or two to read so that I know what sort of thing I should be doing?
Oh, and also-
which of the following is a better plot hook
>Students from [REDACTED] College in Massachusetts have been disappearing steadily over the last six months. One of them has turned up dead. The party's cover is representing the FBI.
>An illness that nobody recognizes has burst up on a small island off the coast of Maine. The army...
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