[QUOTE=elowin;44594693]It's more like an evolution of Dungeon World, really.[/QUOTE]
It's somewhere in between dungeon world and pathfinder. But at the same time pretty different from both.
hey guys, me and 2 or 3 friends would like to play some sort of DnD game (DnD, Rogue Trader, etc)
we are all pretty cool guys (i think) and we're looking for something that's not overly serious, so yeah.
Man I want to play, not DM. It's not like I'm the worst DM, but out of every group I'm in there is at least one person far more qualified than me.
[QUOTE=TrulliLulli;44599099]hey guys, me and 2 or 3 friends would like to play some sort of DnD game (DnD, Rogue Trader, etc)
we are all pretty cool guys (i think) and we're looking for something that's not overly serious, so yeah.[/QUOTE]
Start GMing yourself or coax one of your buddies to do so, it's almost impossible to catch a slot for one person in a game here, let alone an entire group
If you want to play a game, GM a game. I guarantee people will sign up.
[QUOTE=Funktastic Dog;44599974]I've said it before and I'll say it again.
If you want to play a game, GM the game. I guarantee people will sign up.[/QUOTE]
But GMing and playing are two very different things.
[QUOTE=Rats808;44599988]But GMing and playing are two very different things.[/QUOTE]
Yes, but someone has to GM, and if youve never done it before you might enjoy it.
Plus it's better than just begging people to GM for you.
There are always players begging for someone to GM a game for them because GMing takes actual effort, but nothing is quite as rewarding as running a kickass game that everyone can look back on and say; "That was great fun mate, mind if I had a shot at running a short campaign next week?" Which is doubly nice, because then you get to kick back and give the GM an aneurysm by stubbornly refusing to follow the plot because "my character wouldn't do that though".
[QUOTE=cyclocius;44600091]There are always players begging for someone to GM a game for them because GMing takes actual effort, but nothing is quite as rewarding as running a kickass game that everyone can look back on and say; "That was great fun mate, mind if I had a shot at running a short campaign next week?" Which is doubly nice, because [B]then you get to kick back and give the GM an aneurysm by stubbornly refusing to follow the plot because "my character wouldn't do that though".[/B][/QUOTE]
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I've been using Maptools to make my maps for song long now, and just today I figured out how to manually rotate items in small increments. I honestly thought it simply couldn't do it, so I never bothered looking it up. What a scrub. I'm happy now, I can finally make that proper hatch-hanging-off-the-side-for-perspective look!
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Today I learned the Tzimisce still exist in nWoD. Just under a different name.
This is wonderful news.
Today in magical burst the girl with time travel powers got drunk, then went back in time about 10 minutes to drink with herself.
The two of them also refilled their own glasses by taking the state that the glass was in previously in time when it was full of alcohol and bringing it to the present.
Creating paradoxes and loops for fun and profit, magical girl style.
Month old log all nice and sorted. Still have like 4 more to do though.
[B]Magical Burst: Session 18: Everything is Fucked[/B]
[url]http://pastebin.com/ewzkNtFG[/url]
[quote]Days after their interment at the hospital, Princess, Satoya and Sarah are somehow healed. This comes courtesy of magical girls' increased natural healing rate, or something. Whatever. At this point, Eri and Eve have not been seen or even spoken to for days. They are missing.
Satoya heads to the coffee shop, disguised as Eri thanks to her magical makeup kit. She chats up Tami, pulls some shit and sets up a date. Shosuke walks in, wondering where Satoya is. He recognizes Satoya's chest, and brings this point up to Satoya, who can make her face look like Eri's but not her massively inflated tits. She slaps Shosuke and he leaves, suspicious. Satoya decides to head to the school and check out the drama club.
Sarah, meanwhile, is walking along the street, hunting youma. No luck, but she hears a voice from an alley beckon her. After he gives her a ticket to some fight club, he walks off. Through a wall. Then breaks into and hotwires a car. Sarah follows, and hides in the car. He drives to a stripclub, breaks into various rooms searching for something, finds nothing, then head's to the manager's office. He throws the manager out of a solid wall, then leaves and proceeds to make molotov cocktails and burn down the bar.
Sarah raids the manager's office and finds the guy's diary and it explains how his daughter was a magical girl, then one day she came home wounded and transformed into a youma. He managed to chain her up and lock her in the club's basement. Sarah heads down and kills it.
I brought in a guest GM for this part, so I could handle the others a little easier. Eri and Eve... well, they go through some shit. It's a lot of meta, mind-fuck, disturbing shit. It ends with them fighting a giant fleshy tree and a dog made of knotted dicks.
Back to Satoya, she is immediately recruited as Macbeth for the play, since the drama club's old one dropped out last minute. Play is tonight. Satoya does some line-crunching and memorizes most of it. She gets on stage as the play starts, and goes through about half of it, when the stage rumbles, and down drops the fleshbeast youma that Eri, Eve and Shibata were absorbed into. Satoya begins to fight it while staying in character as Macbeth.
Eventually, Eri and Eve, as well as a number of other random people, melt out of the biomass and reform into themselves again. Some sustain a bit of damage, courtesy of Satoya hacking away. They all gang up on the youma.
Shibata uses the necklace of magic wish-granting seeds, but since the seeds were already used, they backfire on her and now she has magical cancer. The youma is killed, and the audience watching the play applaud this delightful re-imagining of a classic play.
Eri and Eve call up a hospital as Satoya buggers off to where she set up the date with "Eri" and Tami. Satoya basically mocks Tami, before the 30+ overcharge she accumulated hits her.
Satoya's arm explodes, legbones turn to dust. She hacks off the leg, and uses bonecrafting magic to form a new arm and leg.[/quote]
Saved one of my party members who was on -9 hp. After fighting and killing a Cat fish. Feels good man.
Said party member rolled two natural twenties on his flurry of blows attack earlier that game as well.
[QUOTE=Dominic0904;44609097]Saved one of my party members who was on -9 hp. After fighting and killing a Cat fish. Feels good man.
Said party member rolled two natural twenties on his flurry of blows attack earlier that game as well.[/QUOTE]
That's way more caring than my SR group, our sniper had a flashback in the back of the van and the first thing suggested was for the mage to stunbolt him so he'd be quiet.
[QUOTE=Rents;44609227]That's way more caring than my SR group, our sniper had a flashback in the back of the van and the first thing suggested was for the mage to stunbolt him so he'd be quiet.[/QUOTE]
Did he do it?
[QUOTE=Rents;44609227]That's way more caring than my SR group, our sniper had a flashback in the back of the van and the first thing suggested was for the mage to stunbolt him so he'd be quiet.[/QUOTE]
A Narn' flashback?
[QUOTE=Rents;44609227]That's way more caring than my SR group, our sniper had a flashback in the back of the van and the first thing suggested was for the mage to stunbolt him so he'd be quiet.[/QUOTE]
I once had a team member have a literal 'nam flashback (he was fucked up on BTLs and thought he fought in Vietnam, even though all he did was watch war movies) and dive out the window of a moving car during a drive-by because he thought the "charlies" were ambushing us.
[QUOTE=ElTacoLad;44609585]I once had a team member have a literal 'nam flashback (he was fucked up on BTLs and thought he fought in Vietnam, even though all he did was watch war movies) and dive out the window of a moving car during a drive-by because he thought the "charlies" were ambushing us.[/QUOTE]
Must be some really strange sandwiches to induce hallucinations like that.
[QUOTE=DiscoInferno;44610245]Must be some really strange sandwiches to induce hallucinations like that.[/QUOTE]
BTL. Better than life. It's an illegally overclocked virtual reality program.
[QUOTE=Oliolio;44610805]BTL. Better than life. It's an illegally overclocked virtual reality program.[/QUOTE]
Isn't that from Red Dwarf?
[QUOTE=Rents;44609227]That's way more caring than my SR group, our sniper had a flashback in the back of the van and the first thing suggested was for the mage to stunbolt him so he'd be quiet.[/QUOTE]
Meanwhile in our rogue trader game I called in orbital bombardment on our ork just because the alternative was that another frakking ork with a teleporter might get away
he got better though
Man, DMing is exhausting work. I was afraid my D&D 3.5 campaign of "Oh, the Duke of a region is dead and now everyone is suffering from seemingly supernatural misfortunes like poor crops and typical bandit raids" was going to be dreadfully dull and contrived. However, the players seem to have spiced it up quite nicely.
Earlier, on the way to one of the villages stricken by a bandit stranglehold on their resources, they encountered a lost, meek, fire elemental, only about 30 centimeters tall, struggling to ignite some nearby branches. The Bard decided to offer it a home in his eternal torch and some extra kindling in return for its loyalty, which it gratefully accepted. This is important, remember this.
Once they reached the village by nightfall, they were spotted by the two watchmen bandits on towers near the front entrance. When the bandits state "Halt! Who goes thar!" the Bard speaks up and rolls a natural 20 on Bluff. He convinces the bandits that the party are royal guards searching for a princess in the village. Dumbstruck and fearful that they have conquered a village that held a major person of interest and would draw the attention of an entire royal army on them, they elected to go about and search for her quietly without trying to cause trouble. As the bandits bungled about the village (they didn't even bother alerting the other bandits), the party set up the Ranger and Bard on the towers with Longbow and Crossbow respectively, and sent out the Tank Cleric, the Druid and the (woefully under armed) Thief out to fight a group of bandits huddled around a campfire. The Bard then gets the brilliant idea to light his crossbow bolt on fire and put the Fire Elemental in it to wreak havoc on whatever it hit. He fired and missed his mark, but I still had to decide where the bolt hit. After a bit of rolling, they found out it landed right into the giant bonfire. The (previously) meek, little, Fire Elemental exploded from the fires and had grown into a hulking inferno.
Long story short, they massacred the entire town of bandits utilizing the raging Fire Elemental. One bandit tried to snipe the party from a tree, but the Elemental ignited it and nearly had it fall over on the chapel adjacent to it.
I just hope this keeps up. I especially loved the part where the Ranger tried to knock on the locked door to the mayor's house and had it get kicked open into his face (launching him back a good 10 feet), only to have a crazed Fighter/Wizard with an electric greataxe (I got some crazy rolls) nearly chop him in half.
[url=https://docs.google.com/document/d/1A7Xno2L85ET1fau6wmcbT2KQg2jdhQg10k3kI5-Wl80/]Hey guys I found a kickass set of optional rules for PF.[/url]
[sp]I wasn't kidding when I said nearly all the people I know who play D&D besides you guys are furries [/sp]
[QUOTE=Stren;44612440][url=https://docs.google.com/document/d/1A7Xno2L85ET1fau6wmcbT2KQg2jdhQg10k3kI5-Wl80/]Hey guys I found a kickass set of optional rules for PF.[/url]
[sp]I wasn't kidding when I said nearly all the people I know who play D&D besides you guys are furries [/sp][/QUOTE]
Browser History>Delete History
[QUOTE=Alxnotorious;44612470]Browser History>Delete History[/QUOTE]
From the beginning of time. Three times, to make sure.
[QUOTE=imadaman;44612763]From the beginning of time. Three times, to make sure.[/QUOTE]
Wipe the documents, temp folder, and make a new account just to be sure [i] enough.[/i]
[QUOTE=Funktastic Dog;44599974]If you want to play a game, GM a game. I guarantee people will sign up.[/QUOTE]
You guarantee it, huh?
Alright people, you heard him. FATAL game on sundays, 1PM GMT. Please roll anal circumference at least a day before hand. Attendance is mandatory.
[QUOTE=elowin;44613604]You guarantee it, huh?
Alright people, you heard him. FATAL game on sundays, 1PM GMT. Please roll anal circumference at least a day before hand. Attendance is mandatory.[/QUOTE]
You don't ask players to use RAC (Real Anal Circumference)?
[QUOTE=elowin;44613604]You guarantee it, huh?
Alright people, you heard him. FATAL game on sundays, 1PM GMT. Please roll anal circumference at least a day before hand. Attendance is mandatory.[/QUOTE]
Remember that rape grappling is actually a more effective attack than using your weapons.
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