/tg/ - Traditional Games

>>22565165
so many pictures

Picked this up the other night. Seems applicable.

>>22191681

Thread thread? Thread thread.

>>21933582

I wonder how well this thread would go on other boards.

Apparently LG isn't for everyone.

>>21376967

Hi /tg/ Im making my own setting and I need a few descriptors for the religions. Something along the lines of pic would be great.

The gods are as follows:
God of light and hope. Uses the sun as symbol to burn the wicked. (good)
God of darkness and despair. Uses the darkness to conceal his servants. (evil)
God of nature and strength. Nature is its own strength and the strong can fend for himself. (neutral)
God of structure and trade. Cities and technology will bring advancements beyond anything nature could ever give. (neutral).

I already have the God of Light and Hope (in pic) but I need the three others.

HERE IS YOUR ASSISTANCE, YOUNG PALADIN.

You have ten seconds to be as That Guy as possible.
>what do you mean, you want to see my roll? Don't you trust me?!

But we love paladins
>>20252298
Wait what the hell?

Paladin isn't about winning.
It's about doing the work that needs to be done, and doing it as well as it needs to be done.

man I have a lot of threads but not as many as I thought where /tg/ related...

Won't you?
Why not?

Someone post the story of the Swedish musketeer please.

One of my favorite Paladin quotes.

>>18088380

But throughout it all, the one thing that defines a character as "good" is their desire to help others, even at a cost to themselves.

They may sometimes doubt their own actions and whether or not they're doing the right thing, but remains constant is their belief that the world can and SHOULD be a better place, and that their life should be spent working towards that.