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Thanks, Endless Flight. I was actually looking for something about how the Pub came to be, but I was having trouble finding it. Is there a good summary somewhere?
HELP! The kiddie pool's leaking vodka into the flower bed, someone punched a stiletto heel through the wall in the bathroom, the alpaca's limping, the midget says we're responsible for the damage to his princess costume and the strippers won't take a cheque!friendly, no drama establishment (give or take a few things)
HELP! The kiddie pool's leaking vodka into the flower bed, someone punched a stiletto heel through the wall in the bathroom, the alpaca's limping, the midget says we're responsible for the damage to his princess costume and the strippers won't take a cheque!
• I have so many other hobbies and interests, that not having a lot going on with my RPG hobby isn't particularly distressful to me.
I'll happily have some of those dramas thanksHELP! The kiddie pool's leaking vodka into the flower bed, someone punched a stiletto heel through the wall in the bathroom, the alpaca's limping, the midget says we're responsible for the damage to his princess costume and the strippers won't take a cheque!
Just bought a new coffee table and have covered it with a plastic covering. Oh, the excitement of Middle Age!
Seems to me you get into plenty of drama on your own!I'll happily have some of those dramas thanks
Thats not my fault! Whos idea was it to leave the iron madien out anyways?HELP! The kiddie pool's leaking vodka into the flower bed,
OK, that is my fault. But you know what they say, any port hole in a storm.someone punched a stiletto heel through the wall in the bathroom,
That fucker had it coming! You should have heard the things he said about your mom! I'll have you know Dorothy Mantooth is a saint!the alpaca's limping,
Its his own fault, a bottle of Jager, Elon Musk, and a flame thrower always ends up a bad deal.the midget says we're responsible for the damage to his princess costume
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Thats not what they said on the phone! You need to get Big Rick on the line. He knows pimp'n aint easy. He'll get this straightened out.the strippers won't take a cheque!
Just finished Fire Emblem: Three Houses, so I was about to start posting again in earnest. Then I went and broke my hand this morning, so I'm pecking this message out one letter at a time. Forgive me if I'm scarce for a little while longer.
Also, send me your pity energy, I crave it!
*sigh* Fine. I award you a one-time XP bonus.Also, send me your pity energy, I crave it!
Dragon Empires is the Paizo house setting's version of Oriental Adventures. It's a sourcebook for their setting that's fantasy Asia.Okay I've played in both Kara-tur and Rokugan with great enjoyment but Dragon Empires is new to me. Is this a new version of the Council Of Wyrms cause I played a lot of that super cool over the top setting and would take a look at any spiritual successor product.
Looks like a typical Saturday afternoon down here, heh hehSeems to me you get into plenty of drama on your own!
That's right. I crafted a downtime system for my D&D game after thinking about how people live in my world; my players have a lot of fun with it in between games.The day to day life of normal people on a fantasy world can do wonders to your imagination.
That's one of the first things that occurred to me but I don't know how much I feel like running superheroes again. If I do, I'm doing zero research this time and just running the game in Marvel NYC and having the players run Marvel characters using the yellow-box TSR game. Probably would start post-Secret Wars but set in comic book time so that just happened last week or whenever. That way I can just read a handful of comics and get the "current" status quo.
NICE! If only they had organized it like this! When I ran it only 2 out of 5 players got the rules, so it was slow going.Damn players are mumbling a little about how they like fate of the Norns, which I think I love as a player but as a GM is very rough (I have recently taken to describing it as playing magic the gathering against each player individually at once). So while I am planned to as much as I can stand in the current campaign and my cyberpunk is waiting for playtesting, I am considering how to make FOTN easier on the Norn (GM) and still maintain the whole rune thing.
Right now its incorporating highly simplified denizens (aka monsters and NPCs) and a simplified rune bag. The normal system is a bag of runes - 8 red, 8 blue, and 8 green. each has their own symbol.
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top 3 rows there.
anyhow, each rune is tied to a power. that works great if you are a player and are managing one guy, but doing that for 6 guys who have 8 runes and can pull 4 in a round is a lot. on top of that, you can combine runes, so Fehu (green F looking thing) then toss in a Red rune (any) might amplify the attack. If you swap it (say Tiwaz (the red T) with the Fehu) you get a different effect. in addition, each rune is ALSO a skill.
I decided this was not compatible with me as a Norn. So, I simplified it to only red/green/blue and use the passive "Keen Aptitude", which magnifies passive abilities, do make a simpler denizen. I also opt towards number of runes in bag = number drawn, which makes them somewhat fragile, but easier for me to manage.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1C10NxLvX7p_GPAPdqJApxdKQ1ZbvwwRKfeVv7PHEY9w/edit?usp=sharing for a sample wolf.
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this means I go from trying to remember a bunch of powers to remembering at most 3 (red/blue/green) with parameters right there. I still draw and modify runes, but a lot less to track.
it's a pretty crunchy system (facing, hexes, damage, armor piercing, active defense, and more).
When you only have two players available and don't feel like running superhero team-ups...