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>In the game Werewolf: The Apocalypse, the Garou (werewolves) were made to defend the earth from the cosmic forces that threaten to tear it apart. The Garou fight against the Wyrm, the destroyer. It is a struggle against nearly insurmountable odds, especially considering the rivalry between many tribes. These rivalries make it almost impossible for the werewolves to present a unified front against a cosmic force that pervades reality.
>From this morass of hatred and mutual betrayal, there is little hope that the Garou can emerge triumphant against a foe so well armed as the Wyrm. The Wyrm promises money, power, sex, and whatever else the heart desires to its followers while the Garou receive no reward for their striving. It drives them deeper and deeper into despair, or into betrayal so deep that they choose to serve the Wyrm instead.

Main Rulebooks:
>Werewolf: The Apocalypse Rulebook
https://whitewolf.fandom.com/wiki/Werewolf:_The_Apocalypse_Rulebook
>Werewolf: The Apocalypse Second Edition
https://whitewolf.fandom.com/wiki/Werewolf:_The_Apocalypse_Second_Edition
>Werewolf: The Apocalypse Revised Edition
https://whitewolf.fandom.com/wiki/Werewolf:_The_Apocalypse_Revised_Edition
>Werewolf: The Apocalypse 20th Anniversary Edition
https://whitewolf.fandom.com/wiki/Werewolf:_The_Apocalypse_20th_Anniversary_Edition
>Werewolf: The Apocalypse 5th Edition Corebook
https://whitewolf.fandom.com/wiki/Werewolf:_The_Apocalypse_5th_Edition_Corebook

previous thread: >>97019195

I refuse to believe Halo Flashpoint is even a 10th as successful as Mantic claims. In terms of online, easy to find metrics it has:

3100 people as part of its sub(P)reddit.
2100 or so people as part of Facebook Groups.
No one discussing it on Twitter gets many likes/comments/retweets.
No one big or well known talks about/plays it on Youtube.

Yet it's one of the fastest growing and more popular tabletop games to come out recently?
I don't buy it.
I don't hate the system, but I am baffled by Mantic's ability to get away with lying about how successful this game is.

Thread 449: Ikemen Gabwelius Edition

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Release Schedule (Vanguard)
- Future Card Buddyfight 11/21
- Symphony of Might & Bloom 12/19
- Lyrical Monasterio Season of Wonders 1/30
- EN Chasm Of Lost Souls 2/27


Release Schedule (Weiss)
- Azur Lane Vol.2 10/17
- Konosuba Re:Edit 11/21
- DANDADAN 1/30
- Makeine: Too Many Losing Heroines! 2/13
- Fairy Tail 100 Years Quest 3/13

Release Schedule (Shadowverse EVOLVE)
- Special Set Seaside Memories 10/24
- Combined Set "Worldreaver's Descent & Dominion of Darkness" 11/21
- EX Crossover Set "Umamusume: Pretty Derby" 12/19
- Combined Set “Banquet of Dreams & Trial of the Omens” 1/23

Last Thread: >>97013980

I would like to talk about the Chronicles of Darkness game line Deviant: The Renegades, or more specifically, one major upcoming supplement. Deviant was released in late 2021, and has had three additional sourcebooks since then. A new supplement, Black Vans, has been in playtesting for a while, and is currently being previewed.

I am not being paid or sponsored to promote this book in any way. I am just very fascinated by it, and indeed, I already ran a mini-campaign using the playtest material.

Deviant is, by default, a game about playing angsty, scarred superheroes who either fight world-manipulating conspiracies or work for them. Black Vans is a toolkit full of variant rules, quick NPC creation, variant character types, and variant genres. These variants range from the minor to the dramatic, completely overhauling what were once non-negotiable, foundational themes and mechanics. Maybe your character is not angsty or scarred at all, perhaps they are a """""regular human""""" like John Wick or Batman, or the campaign might have nothing to do with world-manipulating conspiracies.

These variant genres include cyberpunk, high fantasy, post-apocalypse, space opera, and superhero emergence.

This is a beefy supplement. For example, one chapter alone dedicates 38,000+ words to playing other monsters of the Chronicles of Darkness: Beasts, changelings, demons, Sin-Eaters, hunters (entirely separate from the variant rules for """natural""" superpowers), mages, mummies, Prometheans, vampires, and werewolves. No additional supplements beyond Deviant are necessary; the rules are self-contained, allowing the group to play a monster mash of an urban fantasy setting without needing a daunting 7+ books. And yes, they are supposed to be balanced against one another, so a vampire in the same group as a full-fledged mage is probably some older Kindred.

(Continued.)

Love Wins Edition

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Previous Thread: >>97099515

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TQ: What is your favorite pantheon? What pantheon(s) would you want implemented/updated?

Recently I was thinking about alternative combat systems.

I remember someone talking about instead of HP the payer has a Jenga tower and he needs to remove peaces once hit, the skill is to remove peaces without the tower collapsing


So I started thinking.
For example what if the combat somehow involves cups and balls?

Instead of a D20+modifier nonsense why not change it up? Why not give a player 10 balls or legos or whatever and to win an encounter the player needs to land 2 balls in 1 cup?

There can be variants of this like a super hard encounter demands the player lands all 10 balls or what about reducing the size of the cup with the difficulty of combat?

What if we implement a fate system from Talisman for the players? What if legendary bosses have something like that for themselves? And can negate the players victory?

What if different monsters use different "balls" like for example some bone golems will be you throwing legos into cups and zombies are aluminum balls while naga can be gummy bears? That actually makes the monster feel different and not a copy pasted set of numbers. Also the different aerodynamics of these "balls" are part of the fun.

What are some other ideas that other people explored?

PS: D&D retards can fuck off this is not a thread for them!

>Nooo my 10 year long campaign that isl literally
>Find goblins cup
>Litch s trying to kill town
>Stop Litch!
>My players will riot and piss and shit themselves if their PCs die!
You people are mentally ill! A game is supposed to be short 1 session or 2(3 if it is interrupted a lot) and the characters dying is a good thing.

PS2: I understand that people will have better skills in throwing or develop them better, this is not a problem and a good thing.

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Previous thread:>>96935804

So, imagine for a second that a GM is pitching you a sci-fi game to play in soon. The setting is "like StarCraft," the rules system is a new one to you (Flex D6 if it's essential you know), and the general flow of the game is described as flying a small ship around and going on planet side adventures in the face of an approaching disaster.
What do you need to know, or want to know, ahead of time? What would be useful to you practically, creatively, etc? Do you want a session zero?

How edgy do you like your characters?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYU-8IFcDPw

>no display names
>no player cards
>large group

How do I keep track of the characters? It’s such a weird thing to ignore. Just throw a name and picture onto the screen like every other Channel does