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continued from my last thread... >>45867868
still looking to crowdsource ideas for my "child-bright" setting (not married to any particular system)
Child-bright = bright world made for child protags. mostly filled with noble people, but not all. "cartoon violence" should be showcased, and basically no "blood and gore" (or grim-ness)
I'm looking for any and all ideas; all shapes and sizes. from an idea for a city, dungeon, race, etc... to a small detail...
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So far ideas include:
•Sky Castle (on a floating "Skyland")
•Sky Whales (providing transport?)
•Great Forest (two factions of Pixies engaged in an ancient prank-war
•Dino Valley (with mysterious giant egg)
•Great Cathedral (with sections dedicated to various deities. built into a mountain)
•Paradise Isles (tropical island chain)
•Goblins Camps (in mountains, and dragon-master who hoards the goblins' spoils)
•Candyflies (flying bugs made of candy, who create a piñata-nest)
•Junkmen (build themselves from junk, and trade...
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Bump because it's fun
>>45926438
>Imagi Nation
>he plays anything but skaven
>>45926005
>is a totally reasonable person
>>45926005
>He plays anything other than Lizardmen
>>45926943
>not a kobold
Previous: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/45783166/
Char sheet: http://pastebin.com/5AHLX5Qb
Other char sheets: http://pastebin.com/fh1pqK1N
Bailey smiles happily, doing a weird sort of hopping skip as holds the little rabbit girl in her arms, holding her close to her chest and cradling her carefully so she doesn't fall out of her arms due to her hopping around.
Sam pats me on the shoulder and smiles, grinning widely as he walks past me, not slouching like usually does. Lucy nervously starts to walk down the stone path leading through the...
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>>45925525
What do I say?
[] Well I mean, she's growing on me
[] We've been over this she isn't my...oh forget it
[]How much did this place cost
[] Sorry, I was just thinking for a second, got lost in all the joy I guess
[] Just enjoying my last seconds of fresh air
[] Heey, you did a good job here, just admiring it is all
[] Help meeeee
[] Please tell me you have a day care in there
[]....is there food inside?
[] *try to think back to how you met here*
[]Right right, sorry
[]...
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>>45925535
>[] Well I mean, she's growing on me
>>45925535
>[] You know....I'm glad you're okay...how did you manage staying alone?
>[] *try to think back to how you met here*
Sup /tg/
I will (hopefully) soon be starting up my first game of Anima. It's my first time trying to run the system, any tips?
Oh, also, is it Anima or ANIMA?
1.Anima, not ANIMA nor Anime (but nearly).
2. Be good at math and keep a calculator nearby, use core exxet changes https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0Bw6m-aNBSyZNQm0ycWVIa09sUFk&usp=sharing if not spanish
3. Excuse the bad translation, core exxet never unless you all bitch on ffg forums for it
4. IT'S the heaviest crunch game i've played, starting it it's hard once you're done it gets easier but it's very crunch, if you don't enjoy crunchy games you might not like it
>>45926173
Cheers; I've already made up a little google sheet for doing the damage calculation stuff, good to know it wasn't a waste of time
Do you know if FFG ever released any example NPC stats? Like for Inquisitors
>>45926406
>Do you know if FFG ever released any example NPC stats?
Nope! We did get official stats (translation somewhere), anima official characters are not minmaxed, in fact they're the opposite.
>Like for Inquisitors
Level 6+ normally, packing judicators and enough issues to make freud cum.
What are some good websites to do non-freeform PbP roleplaying on? Hopefully with a good community, minimal insularity, andtolerance for weeaboo preferences.
Is Myth-Weavers.com any good? What about RPoL.net, RpNation.com, or TheTangledWeb.net?
I used to play a game that both had it's own forum and used to host games on other forums called Roll2Dodge.
That was probably back in 2010 so I have no idea if it's still alive, but it was pretty neat back in the day.
You're gonna scream, you're gonna kick and punch and say "no no no"
But I can tell you that, if you can sift through the toilet that istumblryou can find maybe a decent group or two.your experiences may vary
>>45925051
...how does that even work? It's an image sharing site masquarading as a blog service.
I'm new at tabletop RPGS. What does "old school", "new school" and "old school revival" mean?
>>45924498
Older design ideals compared to newer ones.
The break is around '96 or so.
Old school revival is bringing old design ideals and mechanics back.
>>45924828
I think OP is asking what the literal changes are in general.
>>45924828
Well yeah I can figure out that much but - yeah what >>45924874 said. What does it mean to be an old school game, in terms of mechanics and stuff?
>Essential stats: http://pastebin.com/jsfxVKt7
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>Twitter for new thread alerts: https://twitter.com/Line_of_HeroesApologies for there not being a thread on Monday. What can I say; life caught up with me.
Under your exhortation, work resumes on the temple. Earth is raised, layered with stones to hold it in place and the ditch is dug, dozens of feet pounding the earth flat and solid...
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>>45924364
Time passes and it is now early summer, the warm sun beating down on one and all.
The traders are glad to see you back at the market place. They once again offer their exotic goods, but at your suggestion of them transporting raw material for the temple, the smiles fade and there's a lot of concerned discussion. Building materials are heavy and take up a lot of space they could use for smaller, lighter and higher-value goods. Your offer would have to be VERY enticing and probably include magic as well...
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Rolled 2, 7, 8, 4 = 21 (4d10)
>Offer them healing and direct blessings along with furs in exchange for building materials.yessss I caught this quest! Fox witch queen when? Best civ game runner
>>45924442
I'm thinking now. That's not very inticing. Maybe we offer them permanent shelter and healing whenever they come through. They can keep their stuff here, safe and bring any sick or injured to heal. We attach it to the temple so that they have a hand in building their future.
Aren't the Necrons really just robots programmed to think they're the Necrontyr? They don't have souls and they don't have any organic matter either. What exactly still links them to their former existence that makes it so that they're still the same beings instead of robots who happen to believe they were once organics?
Ship of Theseus.
>>45924036
>Aren't the Necrons really just robots programmed to think they're the Necrontyr?
No.
Necrontyr minds were transmuted into living energy and then transferred into android bodies. That's why they call the whole process the biotransference. It's the cause behind the soullessness that radiates from the Necrons.
There another type of Necrons called False Necrons. These Necrons were created by copying the minds of Necrontyr, who died before they could...
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>>45924154
There are also Tomb Worlds who have suffered damage from, "the long sleep," and have had their mental patterns erased, leaving mindless robot bodies behind.
The master computer of the Tomb World then, "puppets," their bodies around in an attempt to bring order to the chaos.
Post your personal 40k headcanon here.
>>45923862
There's a rumour of an ancient eldar craftworld roaming the void, not affiliated with any of the well known craftworld clans.
It was abandoned ages ago, perhaps before birth of Slaanesh, by its denizens who presumably settled down on an exodite world and left the craftworld to its own fate. It's unknown what motivated them to do so, perhaps their seers foresaw something?
In any event, the craftworld was found adrift by patrol vessels of an otherwise unremarkable frontier planet at around the...
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>>45923862
>A lot more of the Legions were neutral/waiting to see which side was winning in the Horus Heresy than anyone would ever admit. Ultramarines are the biggest example, but there were several others who deliberately delayed responding to the calls for assistance for fear that they'd pick the weaker side.
>There are female Chaos Space Marines. Refusing to implant women was a deliberate choice on the Emperor's part, as he feared that a method would be...
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>emps is dead and pretty much always has been since he sat on the throne, whatevers there keeping that lighthouse lit and giving bits of itself away to protect psykers from chaos is actually some chaos entity, like so many others, emps made a deal with
>astartes have functioning genitalia
What are the best space opera RPGs?
Why it's obviouslywhichever one you like bestand anyone who tells you otherwise is a filthy liarbut seriously, Stars Without Number is pretty cool if OSR-y stuff is up your alley
Homebrew setting with GURPS/other generic system/homebrew rules.
Premade settings don't work IMO for space opera. You want the players to be exploring unknown facets of the universe and creating their own stories as they go. Some of the best and longest running games I've ran have been when I can change the themes, story and even universe depending on what the players want.
>>45923798
I've played enough Alternity to know, not Alterntiy.
White Star is pretty good.
But honestly, if I'm going to play good old-fashioned cliché-heavy space opera, I'm gonna go with Risus.
Has your GM ever caused to you to feel in a game before?
>>45923455
Yes.
Feel awesome.
Feel sad.
Feel depressed.
Of course the worst waswhen my character wound up depressing enough in character that I started getting depressed out of character and had to stop playing
>be biracial
>haven't had much contact with police outside of DARE, got pulled over for a traffic violation once
>make a tiefling with a human father
>get racially profiled by town guards
>>45923892
From the outside, that's kind of funny.
>Gm makes a cyberpunk setting
>There's zombies in it, roaming around outside the cities
>"Cyberzombie" refers to when the tech counteracts your vaccine
>Zombies were supernaturally made but function on science
>BBEG is the demon that made the zombies
>The Mega-Corps are all profiteering off demonic test subjects
>High likelihood that the test...
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Be sure to bring these concerns up to your groupwhen you get one.
>>45923369
Sounds like you got suckered into a RIFTS(TM)(R) game.
>>45923473
Nah, he'd still be making his character.
So /tg/, what's the best system forroll playing
To be more specific, what's the best system to run a game that is non-existent outside of combat, with the possible exception of downtime bonuses that precise some kind of mechanical character bonus. A system that focuses on "Effect first", instead of "fluff first".
My group has been playing Gamma World for this, but it's gotten unbelievably stale. What others would be good for that?
>>45923290
D&D
>>45923436
/thread
>>45923436
Not really. For most editions, the game does not work well as a roll playing game, as a classes out of combat ability is weighed against their in combat ability. Removing all the out of combat aspects of the game would leave the system severely crippled.
DnD is pretty terrible for generic hack and slash
Let's see what horrible monster /tg/ can make!
https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Creature_Feature_Creation_Table_for_/tg
Creature environment or World? (d100)
Rolled 18 (1d100)
>>45923014
Never done one of these before.
>>45923211
Jungle - "It thrives in a dense saturated jungle filled with diverse wildlife."
Then I hope you enjoy your first creation thread then.
What is the creature's food habits? (d10)
>>45923234
I've seen them around, and lurked. I like them.
The Ordo Sepulturum sounds really cool, but there's next to no fluff on them. The 1d4Chan article mentions that some fa/tg/uys of yore did some homebrew fluff on them. Any details? If not, let's make some?
>>45922388
That's because Portuguese Groove Metal isn't grimdark enough.
>>45922388
Remember anon, the Ordo Sepulturum fights against all diseases of chaotic origin.
Yes, Obliterator Virus is a chaotic disease. Yes, you may find yourself fighting technozombies who will outdakka you.
>>45922514
That just makes them cooler.
