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I fucking love ancient Egypt themes. But no, movie parodies.

There wasn't even a Stargate reference, or even The Mummy reference

>implying machine civ would stop
Machine Civ Quest Part Two!
Last time on Machine Civ Quest: A mysterious urn with reptile people was found, you finally built scaffolding up the side of the volcano, and a horrifyingly mutated sword robot was created!
>Population: 2 warriors, one techpriest, 5 workers, and one robot made out of swords
Anons are welcome, but names would be preferred.
>pic related, what the landscape immediately surrounding the volcano looks like

You wake up under a yucca tree at dawn. The early morning mists still linger around the barren landscape. Your people are nowhere in sight. Since the beginning of these last hundred sun-cycles, your people have been gone, stolen by the dragons of the deep desert. After you eat the jackrabbit you cooked yesterday, you have a choice.
>A. Keep going after your people
>B. Hunt for food
>C. Other(specify)

Hi /tg/, I'm looking to stat and fluff a number of star systems.

Are there any tables, random charts, or advice you could help me out with? It's just a generic sci-fi setting, think Chronicles of Riddick with a little bit of Flash Gordon thrown in.

Nothing? Here have a desert.

Monomancy (a Sabbat ritual for settling disputes usually reserved for members who have aged out of being a young stupid hothead who would kill a pack mate for drinking from a vessel they decided they liked) is usually a duel to the death, but if I remember correctly it is not an extremely rigid thing.

Would you consider something like a walk from a point in Los Angeles across the Mojave Desert to a point in Las Vegas with:

-no vehicles,

-no weapons (except for the tools listed below),

-no disciplines,

-no helpers,

- no tents or other tools aside from a map, compass, and maybe a shovel,

-land the only food you get being what wild animals you manage to catch (humans are too easy)


an acceptable Monomancy?


First one to reach the finish point (or whoever manages to survive) wins.

Monomancy (a sabbat ritual for settling disputes usually reserved for members who have ages out of being a young stupid hothead) is usually a duel to the death, but if I remember correctly it is not an extremely rigid thing.

Would you consider something like a walk from a point in Los Angeles across the Mojave Desert to a point in Las Vegas with:

-no vehicles,

-no weapons (except for the tools listed below),

-no disciplines,

-no helpers,

- no tents or other tools aside from a map, compass, and maybe a shovel,

-land the only food you get being what wild animals you manage to catch (humans are too easy)


an acceptable Monomancy?


First one to reach the finish point (or whoever manages to survive) wins.

Monomancy is usually a duel to the death, but if I remember correctly it is not an extremely rigid thing.

Would you consider something like a walk from a point in Los Angeles across the mojave desert to a point in Las Vegas with

-no vehicles,
-no weapons (except for he tools listed below),
-no disciplines,
-no helpers,
- no tents or other tools asside from a map, compass, and maybe a shove,
-land the only food you get being what wild animals you manage to catch (humans are too easy)

an acceptable Monomancy?

First one to reach the finish point (or whoever manages to survive) wins.

Why are there so many of them?

Why are nearly all of them vs. 40k? What do you have to prove by "beating it"? To show off how your made up character is better than somebody else's?


Why are there always at least a half a dozen people who whine that the thread is filled with 40k fanboys when every time one of these threads come up, the support is always overwhelmingly against 40k?

I need a new bit of plot to add to my storyline for my Pathfinder campaign. The players have found a few clues to the actions of a evil druid that is attempting to corrupt the magic of the world. The biome is heavily forested with some jungles and swamps. Any ideas?

Pic kind of related; it's what the land look like once the druid desecrates it.

I hate wasps

So, is there anyone on /tg/ who's into MtG value speculation? What do you guys expect RtR shocks to drop to once Dragon's Maze hits>

If there is a group of well trained soldiers that are immortal(in the sense they can live forever, but can still die in combat), but have no magical affinity or supernatural strength or agility, what do they do? It's something I want to try out in my next campaign.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLiVLRbvO3Q&list=UUvmhVQyyB0Ji-Y-7g59INnA&index=17

I'm thinking about a d20 future setting and I was wondering if certain skills and feats could be applied to starcraft.

Like can I use a characters burst fire with a starship weapon system?

do the damage reduction effects from evasion and improved evasion apply when a character is flying a starship?

Pic unrelated

Hey guys, I'm trying to find a copy of the mas combat rules from the king maker series of books. However, I dont have the time to go to the game store and actually pick up the book. Any body known where I could aquire a copy of the rule's? or maby a link to the pdf of the king maker books so that I can download them real quick? would really appriciate the help /tg/! Or, maybe some one can help me with mass combat rules from other dnd 3rd ed books.

Using stock picture because I'm not on my home computer.

I was surfing around the 'net and decided to google 'flash based MUD client' and 'lo and behold, I found a MUD called /tg/mud with 2 people online (not including myself).

Would /tg/ be interested in playing it (again)?

Are there any MUDs /tg/ would suggest for a decently immersive experience and roleplay?

DESERT

>Play Minecraft
>Enter random number seed:
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
>World is a resource-poor island in the middle of a huge sea filled with octopi; at night slendermen, slendermen everywhere.

>Play Minecraft
>Enter random number seed:
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890
>Find myself in a gully in a snowdusted forest, surrounded by animals; climb mountain, see huge desert; biomes, biomes everywhere.

Anyone have thoughts on these and other specific random number seed tgenerated wordls?

hey /tg/ can you teach me how to play second edition D&D? a guide or something?
the phb is confusing
ive been playing 3.5 for 5 years no problem + a little pathfinder too
ive played 4th for a few months and seriously a monkey could figure it out
but 2nd is over my head

Is there a way to play Yugioh online for free like Cockatrice for MtG?

This thread is now a gamefinder thread.
Info to post:
>Games you want to play:
>Games you want to GM:
>Relevant experience:
>Contact info:

Of course, I'll start

1. FATE, CoC
2. None
3. Unfortunately, I'm new to both FATE and CoC, but I pick things up pretty quick and would be willing to put in the time for rules research before the game.
4. Skype: connor.rudolph.