I've been hearing about Frostgrave recently and I'm wondering what /tg/ thinks of it.

A friend has been insisting that you can play in accordance with the rules even if you're using miniatures from a different line. Is this true, or an asspull?

Didn't see a pdf sharing or request thread, so decided I would start one.

Will share anything requested in my tabletops folder.

/r/ing the Pathfinder setting Neurospasta pdf, and the FATE core setting Nova Praxis.
Please, I can't find them anywhere on the googles.

Now, despite the Zoanthrope being the focus of all this trouble, the three techies didn't actually pay that much attention to it most of the time. For one thing, after Tink'd fixed the flickering problem, its stasis field had been working surprisingly well; it was always the devices scattered around the room that needed maintenance. Secondly, the Zoanthrope had gotten incredibly creepy after Sarge's slagged hull-metal shield had gotten wrapped around its head. It never moved obviously, being in stasis and all, but you always felt it was watching you under the metal, and the longer you looked at it the worse it got.

In retrospect that was probably what some fancy-pants Inquisitory Super Agent Guy would've called a "clue", but we were a little too busy for that shit. We just accepted that the metal-faced xenos psyker that looked like a cross between a fetus, a snake, and a cockroach was creepy, and felt no need to examine said creepiness for a supernatural element.

Anyway, all this meant that, when Tink crawled under the stasis unit to poke around and asked Fio to watch the field for any flickers, it was actually the first time anyone had really looked hard at the Zoanthrope since we'd re-entered the warp. After a minute or so, Fio asked Tink if he'd touched anything, and when the techie replied in the negative, the little Tau scientist explained that there was some sort of interference pattern inside the field. Tink looked at the focusing array above his head, which looked perfectly intact to him, and asked what the pattern had looked like, and whether it might be yet another psychic phenomena. Fio walked a circuit around the stasis unit, turned his head from side to side, and reported:

>There's actually two focal points, both positioned right behind the Zoanthrope. They're sort of black and smoky, and shaped like little… wings?

Girdle of sex everyone in d&d is a trap.

P.s. What happens if a pregnant person changes gender?

Have you guys ever played with a DM that tried to incorporate elements of his/her fetish into a campaign?

Hear ye, hear ye, I call to order another meeting of the Mage Guild. All involved, please attend.

We are in the throes of an emergency, my friends. An emergency! As you know, it's currently winter. We have an agreement with the Guild of Actual Seamstresses not to use magic to make clothing unnecessary, and they're holding us to it. Unfortunately, if you'll turn the Guild Charter to chapter 82, sub-chapter 18, page 912, sub-page 6, paragraph 7, you'll find that "all Mages of Appropriate Standing in the Guild must at all times appropriate to Winter Wear comport themselves in Mittens or Gloves with a Starry Pattern on Violet Background." The Actual Seamstresses, however, used all of their purple dye on clothing and banners for the recent royal wedding, leaving us with nothing. NOTHING!

This is the greatest crisis in recent memory. What can we do to solve it?

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OC of today: Kingdom Crusher.

What is it with girls and Tyranids? Every female 40k fan I've ever met has had a thing for them. Myself included.

>The elves find out that humans are not the new guy race.
>They are actually a super ancient space-faring race using this planet as a social experiment.

How would they react to this?