I like fantasy races, you like fantasy races. Let's share some ideas.
>unique races
>twists on classic races
>interesting beast folk
Culture, appearance, skills... share it all!
Bird people.
>>46197360
I LOVED THAT GAME
Lilty master race!
>>46198111
It was a very good gameBut you misspelled Yuke
Legacy General!
Fun decks edition.
Currently running Aluren combo because it's a ton of fun and really well positioned to destroy modern kiddies who think eldrazi is hot shit.
Current list:
1 [R] Bayou
1 [UNH] Island
1 [UNH] Swamp
1 [R] Taiga
2 [R] Underground Sea
1 [SH] Volrath's Stronghold
2 [UNH] Forest
2 [KTK] Polluted Delta
2 [R] Tropical Island
4 [ZEN] Misty Rainforest
4 [ZEN] Verdant Catacombs
1 [PS] Cavern Harpy
1 [CMD] Eternal Witness
1 [CFX] Parasitic Strix
1 [C14] Reclamation Sage
1 [TSP] Dream Stalker
4 [C13] Baleful Strix
4 [RTR] Deathrite Shaman
4 [P3] Imperial Recruiter
4 [PC2] Shardless Agent
1 [5E] Sylvan Library
4 [TE] Aluren
3 [RTR] Abrupt Decay
4 [CNS] Brainstorm
2 [THS] Thoughtseize
4 [JU] Cabal Therapy
SB: 1 [WL] Null Rod
SB: 2 [US] Carpet of Flowers
SB: 2 [M14] Scavenging Ooze
SB: 2 [C13] Toxic Deluge
SB: 1 [C13] Krosan Grip
SB: 2 [THS] Swan Song
SB: 1 [AL] Force of Will
SB: 1 [DTK] Minister of Pain
SB: 1 [SHM] Faerie Macabre
SB: 1 [THS] Thoughtseize
SB: 1 [RTR] Abrupt Decay
What's the best way to build this such that I can jam 3 force into the maindeck?
Im torn between buying into grixis delver and BUG Delver. Which should I buy into?
>>46197091
first attempt at a legacy deck. I just wanna durdle for 50 minutes.
http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/22-03-16-pYz-enchantress/
MUD Stax & Manaless Dredge reporting in. All's well in holding off the Eldrazi Menace. Also fun is subjective and I don't want you to have any.
Cool and silly magic/cursed item thread?
Ring of magic detection.
Magic in nature so it detects itself.
Minion Deathplate - Full plate +5
-10 to will saves
I recall a magic rapier that, among normal mechanical benefits, gave the wielder a craving for Spanish food.
Is talking about building 3.5/PF characters on /tg/ so popular because building and optimizing 3.5/PF characters is a "fun" minigame, but actually PLAYING the game is a nightmare?
>>46196478
They're both fun, in their own way. The thing is, though, that actually playing a game (any tabletop game, really) requires a good GM and good players, while theorizing and building only requires access to the material. A lot of people have bad experiences with GM's who can't handle the system or who don't know how to run a game, or with players who suck in various ways, so creating builds is the easiest way for them to have fun with the system.
That doesn't mean that playing the game is a nightmare, just that playing the game with the wrong people can be a nightmare.
>>46196729
>just that playing the game with the wrong people can be a nightmare.
A fair point, but isn't that basically true with any game, any system, and any edition? We've probably all seen plenty of That Guy/That GM/That Group/That LARP threads dealing with everything from 1st-ed to DRYH.
>>46196873
>...but isn't that basically true with any game, any system, and any edition?
It is, yes. It's just that this question was about Pathfinder specifically, so that's what I was addressing.
>The Barbarian pledges his life and service to you after you save his life
>dies meme moments later to hypothermia
>>46194802
Cool, can you sew up this hole in my cloak?
>a thing happened
You didn't say this was happening in a game.
Barbarians existed at some point in real life history, are a trope in several media besides traditional games, and did not originate from traditional games.
This thread is off topic.
If the topic of the board were "everything" then it would be impossible to be banned for posting off topic, which obviously is not the case.
How powerful were the Primarchs really?
How powerful was Magnus compared to the Emperor? Compared to Malcador?
>>46194257
Magnus did nothing wrong.
Russ did nothing wrong.
>>46194288
OH SHIT SON
WHAT ARE YOU DOING
This is how I mage.
Nice, this is how I mage.
>>46194198
This is how I apprentice sorcerer.
>>46194198
This is how I mentor.
Better or worse? More money in the scene or less? Debating which to play competitively.
>>46193652
The game is more complex, which is neither here nor there. I like both for different reasons.
Scene-wise, Magic is more expensive but you can at least purchase the cards you want directly. You have to craft them in Hearthstone, which is a pain in the ass and is the equivalent of having to open boosters to find the cards you want for Magic.
>>46193652
Getting into either is inadvisable.
Getting into for either for money is idiotic.
>>46193652
>Hearthstone
>Competitive
Top kek
>the apocalypse happened
>but nobody is entirely sure how
>probably because whoever is left is too busy surviving
>the planet almost went into an ice age but was at least partially reversed by nuclear weaponry
>terminators prowl irradiated cities but are hardly intelligent individually and often are separated into small colonies because of zombie hordes
>eldritch occultists are trying to summon the horrorterrors they represent but are locked into war with righteous holy dogmatists
Does this sound like a good setting? I'm still hoping to work out some kinks with it. I enjoy the idea of an apocalypse half-happening, and elements of itself keeping eachother in check in a weird way.
>>46193040
So wait, all the possible apocalypses happened at once more or less?
>>46193207
More or less. And they kind of hold eachother back so no one is the dominant apocalypse. It's still a rough world, but not as rough as it could be, all things considered.
>>46193040
Sounds like a more serious Gamma World
Which could be neat, yeah
So, I'm strongly considering starting work on a setting in my free time based on American Mythology and Folklore. Who and what absolutely has to be included? Anachronisms perfectly welcome, Paul Bunyan squaring off against Al Capone, Billy the Kid teaming up with Nixon, John Henry fighting against a corrupt Henry Ford, anything at all. What historical and semi-historical characters have to be brought up when addressing the cultural melting pot that is America's oral tradition?
>>46192521
Include the Jersy Devil, Jason, and crocodiles in the sewers.
>>46192521
John Henry
Salem witch trials
I've had a pretty hard time finding pictures of guys with buzz cuts in medieval armor. Can any of you help me out?
Preferably Blonde with plate or scale armor, but any color/armor style is acceptable.
>>46192308
Is that guy wearing a cape over his jacket?
>>46192373
duh
>>46192308
Wouldn't what would be considered short hair in medieval times be considered fairly long hair now? I don't think anyone was running around with buzz cuts then.
ITT: We build the most stereotypically anime/weeaboo setting ever, one post at a time.
>>46190981
The characters are players trapped in a fantasy MMO
>>46190981
There's swords, a harem, and a tournament
>>46191016
You can not voluntarily log off until you complete an unknown challenge.
Why are almost all settings based on medieval England instead of more exotic locales?
>>46190364
Cultural familiarity creates a context in which people are comfortable roleplaying.
Familiarity leads to ease of immersion.
Although very few settings are actually medieval, more generic ren-faire.
Black Tides Quest
****
So far in life, you've had good days.
Yesterday was not one of them. After six days of lounging your ass off on a cruise ship, the zombie apocalypse that had been breaking out in major cities (and a large part of why you decided a cruise was a good idea) decided that your ship was a wonderful place to break out. Four hours of Half Life 2: Shitty Beach Chair Edition, and you had managed to batter, brain, and butcher the zombie cruise goers into a pulp that had tried to get between you and the lifebot deck. After stealing one and turning one of the many, many bars on the ship into a Helsinki Breadbasket, you launched off the side of the ship with a smile and a wave.
Now you were loose on the open sea, the old cruise ship had been burning, and you were fairly certain that rescue was a forgone conclusion. That left only one recourse. Piracy on the open seas, in the midst of a zombie apocalypse that was driving civilization to it's knees.
Somewhere deep inside your soul, you plan on having fun with this.
>ARE YOU A
>[] Boy
>[] Girl
>YOUR CAREER?
> Mechanic (Bonuses to Talent, Salvage, Repair)
> Cop (Bonuses to Melee Combat, Ranged Combat, Command)
> Ferryman (Bonuses to Navigation, Seamanship, and Fellowship)
(This is going to be mostly running off a homebrrew RPG system I've built and am transferring to digital. Check my Pastebin for documents for any questions)
THE PASTE WITH SOME DETAILS
http://pastebin.com/u/0WarWolf
>>46187796
>[x] Boy
> Cop (Bonuses to Melee Combat, Ranged Combat, Command)
Let's arrest some bastards
>>46187796
>boy
>> Mechanic (Bonuses to Talent, Salvage, Repair)
Sup Wolf
>>46187796
>[] Boy
> Cop (Bonuses to Melee Combat, Ranged Combat, Command)
Biscotti's bar is not an unassuming place.
It's one of the largest drinking establishments in the entire region. It's rivaled only by Gallete's bar one nation over.
The bar prides itself on its fine selection of liquors, both local and established. Boasting at least sixty more brands than its counterparts in neighboring Gallete and Bruschetta.
Rum from the farmlands, scotch from Caranacha, and patrons from all walks of life gather in this temple of debauchery. It stands as a proud symbol of Biscotti night life and tourism.
So, why are you about to destroy it? It's a funny story.
You are Jack Albator, champion drinker, taster of fine ale, connoisseur of fluffy tails. You're here for one very specific reason: to foil another attempt on the place you call home.
The whole day has been nothing but foiling attempts on your home. It seems a very sinister nation has infiltrated the neighboring nation of Gallete and has been using its tools against you. One of which is a brand of special forces which Gallete employs for special political missions. Unfortunately, it's very lenient on who it answers to and what it considers a 'political mission'.
After getting to the bottom of that; you were faced with the possibility that the threat was not over. Yet another group, one that was actually smart enough to not make an attempt on your life in broad daylight, is still out there and waiting for the signal to strike.
Hopefully, after tonight, those people will be out of your way as well.
Until then, there's only one thing to do.
>Cont.
There's a loud pop inside the bar with a blinding flash of light. One of the waitresses quickly douses a spilled lantern with nonflammable oil to subside the sudden eruption of flames from the glowing pedestal.
The staff profusely apologizes as they clean up the unexpected mess. All the while; a table of many suspicious characters seems to materialize in the far end of the room.
You have to give Aligot credit; he is very precise and calculated with his magic.
Around you sit two women in cloaks, a white-haired boy, two small girls, and a guy with a silly hat.
"Sorry about the interruption." A waitress approaches your table with further apologies, "We'll have this cleaned up in just a moment. Were you guys already here?"
"We just showed up." You smile at her.
"Well, what are you all drinking?"
>I dun' know about them, but start me with somethin' light.
>'Ey princess, Drinking game?
>Get 'em whatever they want. Aye need to be alert.
>Just water.
>Come back in a few, we talkin' important business.
>Other?
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>>46187658
>>'Ey princess, Drinking game?
