In this thread, we will discuss experiences we have outside. Today I was getting time outside because it feels like a healthy thing to do, and I saw four deer. Three of them were watching me while I was outside, and one of them was uninterested in me and walked off. One of the deers was sniffing the other one. Unfortunately, I didn't have a good camera to take a photo.244 replies (and 44 file replies) omitted. Click here to view. (Bump Limit: 250)
>>4711
It is heating up to the extent if you are not dressing lightly it is miserable. Fans haven't been enough Hopefully this stops because the sweat is hard to bare sometimes. Does any anon have any tips on where to position fans?
>>4732
From personal experience, the neck is where tempature is regulated so if you place a cool towel on your neck you can also rapidly cool the rest of your body.
>>4733
Cool towel with water or would a dry towel work?
>>4736
You can also use an ice pack, whatever it is, it has to be cold. If a dry towel can hold something cold, that can also work.
>>4738
I'll try that next time I wagecuck. The heat was inhibiting me from focusing on waging and playing vidya after work.
This is a postboard for the discussion and sharing of all Tabletop Roleplaying Games or Wargames. Typically called TTRPG's, these tomes of olde hold legends of ancient heroes, psychotic cybernetic abominations, metal beasts of continental scale, and wizened men in their late years of life. Composed within books, such as Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, Cyberpunk, lancer, etc. Epitaphs of conflict and bloodshed, written into our history as Warhammer 40K, Malifaux, Battletech, and many more.
Digitized for your convenience, scattered to the winds, and lost to time! These nary spoken of scripts and tales may be missing from my library, however their memories still lie fresh in my mind. Consider this an invitation; this space is your personalized debate parlor to discuss, share, and whisper the devious scenes of darkness from your favorite myths of imagination!
What's a TTRPG?
>These are roleplaying games played with dice and paper, often used to tell large-scale multi-person narratives between characters, ran by a referee called a Dungeon Master or a Game Master.
>They are often staffed by 3-4 players and 1 DM
I Need Resources!
Notable Games:
>Dungeons & Dragons
>Pathfinder 2e
>Lancer
>Cyberpunk
>Shadowrun
>Root
>Mausritter
>Palladium Fantasy
>Mork Borg
>Troika!
Game Resources:
Itch.io
drivethrurpg.com
Dungeon Master Resources:
anydice.com
donjon.bin.sh
dungeonscrawl.com
If you find yourself intrigued by my miscellany of mystery, then please, stay awhile, and listen! And if thou hast any tales to speak of yourself, then speak! Your Dungeon Master loves to hear the lore of legends long passed.11 replies (and 3 file replies) omitted. Click here to view. (Bump Limit: 250)
>>4652
Is one of you going to DM for the other or will this be a duo GM-less adventure?
>>4653
Now mind you i've only read the adnd player handbook but lmao is a duo GM-less adventure even possible? I just figured i'd have no choice to be the DM, and i'd throw in my own character too, and if my character dies either i'd make a new one or just focus on DMing
Did anyone play or hear about Castles & Crusades? I heard it was supposed to be like a revival of old DND, but good.
Based on reading the manuals so far the threat of death is ever present, the monsters being dangerous (Owlbear will gut your ass in seconds if your too close) and enemies like the Mohrg being both disgusting and terrifying, google it, holy shit lol. I like that, i like range in stories and i like a good struggle. I was listening to a video about the way death was handled in 5e and they toned down the tone of the monsters and lightened the threat of death, which is a shame. It's not an excuse to present overwhelming difficulty and damage sponges, but still, i really enjoy the tone. I think range of encounters, behaviour, and tactics are important, must be boring for typical encounters of randomly spawning enemies. Maybe the player should meet somewhat tame, or frightened monsters, or tricky ones who ambush the party or lead them to threats, maybe random animal encounters should be thrown in like large angry aligators.
>>4676
Indeed! If there were no threat of danger, there would be no purpose to anything you did. I for one prefer to run my tales with monsters that are operated as thinking, living, breathing beings. They should move around the environments, have emotions, create plans and engage with the players the same way that they would a REAL threat! Such things can also aide with the verisimilitude of the experience.
>>4669
Unfortunately no, although the rhythm of the name sounds familiar to me, I will have to check the back of my library to see if I have a copy I can share!
>>4654
>I just figured I'd have no choice to be the DM, and I'd throw in my own character too
While there's nothing wrong with this, I would recommend you be wary of creating a DMPC that's a reality-breaking main character. It's very difficult to go through environments that you have control over while pretending that you DON'T have control over them!
If you come across a funny or interesting thread on 4chan (not ragebait or irony-poisoned nonsense), you can link it here.
>>4714
This is actually a good idea because i've always found some silly threads like a Cat Bible thread on /b/ if you can believe it, it was so sincere and geniune.
https://desuarchive.org/mu/thread/86636766/
https://desuarchive.org/mu/thread/86651864/
Every once in a while 4/mu/ would have a creative thread, where people would make silly album cover edits or come up with other kinds of jokes. These two threads are a collection of those, plus various funny screencaps
>>4701
What's the problem with cloudflare?
Which pony is cloudflare again?
Post dice, roll dice, discuss dice!
These are original dnd dice, back in the day to make the numbers more visible, you'd have to use a grease pen or crayon to make them more visible. Also they had a habit of becoming less usable over time because the plastic was shit and the edges wore down.
ITT: Books, Novels Short stories and anything related.
I was reading Killers of the flower moon recently and it was a good historical book. Secretly it was also a western thriller. (dispite it being nonfiction) It flipped perspectives to diffrent people which made it almost an anthology of sorts, and it was pretty refreshing to hear diffrent stories from diffrent people instead of a one sided narritive.
Another book i read was the irl adventures of a man exploring the wastes of chernobyle although i forgot the name it was a fun read, he was basically homeless and somewhat suffering but his willpower and attraction to the disaster is what kept him coming back over and over.51 replies (and 4 file replies) omitted. Click here to view. (Bump Limit: 250)
Lol so i was reading an early dnd book from the 1980's, shadowdale. (its quite good) This passage is quite important and needs to be pointed out:
>A particularly fervent old man had sworn that Oghma, God of Knowledge and Invention, had assumed the form of Pretti, his cat, and spoke with him on matters of the greatest urgency.
What are these matters of urgency? I must know.
>>4659
Super fucking confused at a few details but i decided to listen to the audiobook version afterwards, so it might clear up some stuff for me. Anyhow, bane is an emo bitch lol, it was mentioned that his greatest fear was "not being loved" and the motherfucker did plastic surgery on his ass so his followers could "notice him" and he even fucked up because it's the time of troubles and magic is behaving weird and he, the god of murder amd fear, was freaking out lmao and he had to check a mirror to see if he looked ok, or if it was possible to reverse the shit he was doing to himself. The gods of DND are fun. I kinda think of them as "superheros" or to be specific, human beings forced to fulfill an architype or a function of the universe and with it, powers only they can contain, and are "gods" in a sense. This is kinda proven true since bane was originally a human who was given powers from the "god" of death who was bored and wanted others to do his job. (they are kinda like greek gods too) Lord Ao is bitch though for letting those fuckers run rampant and cause all that trouble.
I'm pissed because there's a book i read and for the life of me, i can't remember the name.
I bought a schoolastic book on a whim, for 5 cents thinking it would be worth a laugh or something but no, it was actually really fucking good.
The whole earth was flooded, only a few people are living at the top on a shitty floating city, the rest of humanity died out and the people below are living because they fucked with their genetics to survive, It was a real story with good writing. Another book i found on a whim that was also pretty damn good was Code Orange, a dude in collages was studying diseases and he got an old book out of curiosity, and in a sleeve was old scabs that had an old severe version of small poxs and he gets infected, and after damn near killing himself out of shame and fear he gets kidnapped by a bioterrorist group and shit gets out of hand from there on.
>>4683
Was the flood like a weird bullshit fog that kills people? I read a book with that concept. The main character is like a scavenger type who dives into the killer fog and grabs shit from old homes. The fog ends up being a cloud of nanomachines and the MC is the chosen one who's able to idk communicate with them somehow. The villain's goal is to use a nuke made out of diamonds to destroy the macguffin that will make the fog recede, since he's king of the trash heap and doesn't want things to get better.
>>4693
It was all water, tons of it to the point where there was no mountains left uncovered in water, the people that survived either escaped in subs, or on boats, or climbed mountains
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>>3765
Oh also I found this on /g/ I forgot to share regarding people use tutanota as their email service.
>>3766
And i have a tutanota email account..
TIME TO DELETE!!!!!
>>2474
[https://4get.tux.pizza/instances] use an instance where it's disabled. Select the URL on the address bar, click add as search engine, picrel.
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>I heard a scream next to my neighbors house last night.
>I decided to go look out the window
>I saw nothing...
>Im sure it was someone having a fun party
>i decide to go back to sleep.
>The next morning, i made myself some breakfast
>i turned on the tv to the news
>The news reporter caught my attention when she said this "We have found blood on a tree in the forest"
>The news reporter also said "We also found a dead body in the forest".
>I turned off the TV and ate breakfast.
>i went out to get some fresh air
>An amber alert activated on my phone and checked
>I became shocked when the amber alert said this "If you are next to door house 78, keep an eye out on the window tonight."
>I realized Door 78 was my neighbors house.
>I put my phone back into my pocket and went into my car and turned it on.
>I drove to the weapon shop, and got a knife from the weapon shop.
>I drove back to my house with wood
>I went in my house, locked the door and covered my door with wood.
>I also covered all the windows in my house but not the window thats facing to my neighbors house.
>I went to my room and took a nap before the night.
>Its 10:00 and i woke up and grabbed my knife and looked out window thats infront my neighbors house.
>Nothing was there..
>I waited for a few minutes until i saw a weird man coming out of the neighbors house.
>He stood there until he faced towards me.
>I immediately started hiding.
>I knew he is going to do something after he saw me looking at me, so i decided to grab my knife, and get ready.
>i waited one minute until i heard a bang on my door, i went out to check on my blocked door, until i saw the wood broken.
>I kept looking around in my house, until i saw the man in the living room.
>I stabbed the man in the chest, and ran away to my room.
>I closed the door and locked the door.
>I heard the man's footsteps coming real close to my bedroom door.
>He broke in...
>I decided to ambush him behind him and stabbed his throat.
>He screamed, like an alien.
To be continued
The man 2 (continued) will be published soon!
>>4672
why make a second thread when it could have been posted in the original