cybergoths
cybergoths  ·  3 weeks ago

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Think I'm ready for tomorrow's game. #Roll20 build completed with everything needed to run Zozer's Far Horizon.

Using the #TravellerRPG 2e sheet which works well enough for #Cepheus. I've added oxygen readouts for the team if they use their suits and a mission time remaining (ie the 96 hours they have before they have to burn for home).

A little nervous about this (it's a long time since I ran a dedicated exploration based game. Perhaps I should watch 2010 tonight for inspiration?

#ttrpg

Tim_Eagon
Tim_Eagon  ·  4 weeks ago

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OK, that's enough news this morning. Everyone, post some of your favorite Dragon Magazine covers. Here's mine, from Issue 126 by Daniel Horne. I didn't actually encounter this piece in Dragon Magazine; I saw it repeatedly used by TSR in other promotional materials and fell in love with it.

#Fantasy#FantasyArt#Magazine#Dragon#DND#TTRPG

A giant, armor-clad skeleton bursts out from the snow. It wields a massive axe in one hand and arrows and broken sword blades stick out of it's undead remains. It looms over a surprised woman with long, brown hair wearing leathers and fur-trimmed winter clothes. She's knocking an arrow in her longbow in reaction to the undead monstrosity. She's in trouble, as her quiver is empty. A snow covered forest and mountains are in the background. The Dragon masthead is yellow and the rest of the text on the magazine cover is a darker grey that stands out against a yellowish-light gray background.
A giant, armor-clad skeleton bursts out from the snow. It wields a massive axe in one hand and arrows and broken sword blades stick out of it's undead remains. It looms over a surprised woman with long, brown hair wearing leathers and fur-trimmed winter clothes. She's knocking an arrow in her longbow in reaction to the undead monstrosity. She's in trouble, as her quiver is empty. A snow covered forest and mountains are in the background. The Dragon masthead is yellow and the rest of the text on the magazine cover is a darker grey that stands out against a yellowish-light gray background.
A giant, armor-clad skeleton bursts out from the snow. It wields a massive axe in one hand and arrows and broken sword blades stick out of it's undead remains. It looms over a surprised woman with long, brown hair wearing leathers and fur-trimmed winter clothes. She's knocking an arrow in her longbow in reaction to the undead monstrosity. She's in trouble, as her quiver is empty. A snow covered forest and mountains are in the background. The Dragon masthead is yellow and the rest of the text on the magazine cover is a darker grey that stands out against a yellowish-light gray background.
Alex Keane
Alex Keane  ·  4 weeks ago

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Had a post from Grognardia show up in my feeds today reminding me of this excellent post from A Knight at the Opera analyzing why the simple mostly black cover of Classic Traveller is so effective:

https://knightattheopera.blogspot.com/2024/05/the-best-rpg-cover-of-all-time.html?m=1

The distress call really does set a mood better than most any illustration I've seen on an RPG cover.

#Traveller#TTRPG

LexTenebris
LexTenebris  ·  4 weeks ago

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I may be feeling like hammered garbage with a cold this morning, but that doesn't mean you go without content, albeit recollected content. Here are four articles containing recommendations for tabletop role-playing games and war games this Christmas season.

https://grimtokens.garden/Articles/Game+Recommendations+for+the+Christmas+Season+2024

#TTRPG #wargames#buyersGuide #games

Norton Glover
Norton Glover  ·  last month

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I mostly finished creating all of the worlds in the Foreven sector for my ongoing #Traveller campaign.

Most of them were randomly generated, a few were designed, and a handful were taken directly from various Traveller/Cepheus books. I used the TravellerMap site to generate my own map and booklet.

I'm going to tidy it up a bit, and make a final version for my players. Will most likely post it on my blog as well.

#TTRPG

Legit_Spaghetti
Legit_Spaghetti  ·  last month

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I am currently OBSESSED with Hero Forge. I made minis for my Wednesday night #TTRPG group, and now I'm making NPCs. This is a Fremen I'm working on.

I remember using Hero Forge years and years ago, and all the features they've added are REALLY nice. Like, just being able to repose the mini and having fine control over arm and hand positions is so, so cool.

#Gaming#3dPrinting

EDIT: Oh neat, you can share links to models!

https://www.heroforge.com/load_config%3D50786799/

SilverGM
SilverGM  ·  last month

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One of the less-talked-about benefits of metacurrencies (fate points, hero points, etc) is that it allows me, as a GM, a quick, easy, and direct way of compensating players whenever I make a mistake. #ttrpg
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