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>Gaunt's Ghosts rules:
https://www.warhammer-community.com/2021/06/08/ever-wanted-to-field-an-entire-squad-of-specialist-heroes-gaunts-ghosts-have-you-covered/

>Sisters on preorder:
https://www.warhammer-community.com/2021/06/05/the-adepta-sororitas-and-necromundas-redemptionists-are-ready-to-purge-the-galaxy-with-this-weeks-pre-orders/

>Downloads; Rules Errata and FAQs:
https://www.warhammer-community.com/downloads/
https://www.warhammer-community.com/faqs

>Tip of the day
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-aGAJJGTEs

>Tools to Improve Battlescribe Readability:
https://buttscri.be/40k.php
https://rweyrauch.github.io/PrettyScribe/

>3rd Party Model Pastebin:
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>/40kg/ MEGA:
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>Find Stuff Here:
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>Previous thread:
>>79728733

Why would there be atheists in a setting with provably real gods and afterlives?

>Playing D&D
>Playing Pathfinder

I shiggy diggy. 13th Age is by far the best incarnation of tabletop roleplaying games of this nature.

We've seen space opera settings with aesthetic and thematic basis in Christianity (e.g. Fading Suns, Imperium, Endymion) and Islam (e.g. Dune, Coriolis, Homeworld). How'd a space opera setting based on Judaism look?

What's the best game for a modern fantasy investigation into the occult type thing? Want to stay far away from CoC, would like for there to be some magic involved with the potential for fun combat.

Was thinking a Whitewolf game but don't know which would be appropriate/generally doesn't suck.

there is a lack of chaos art

Help me /tg/. I need pictures of Fauns.

>villain in the middle of his "epic" monologue
>me: I attack him
>DM: no, you don't
If you want your players to do what you want, write a fucking book

Storythread: 'Regular Friday Edition'-edition

This is a thread for creative writing of /tg/-related fiction (so epic campaign greentexts and other non-fiction go elsewhere). If you have /tg/ related stories to post, post them here, and hopefully some kind anon will give you feedback. Or at least acknowledge that someone did actually read it, which let's face it is what writefags really want.

What counts as /tg/-related? Anything someone could plausibly use in a campaign (which means basically anything if you have enough imagination).

If you don't have a story ready then I and other anons will be posting pictures throughout the thread for you to test your writing skills on. This is, more or less, a world-building and character-building exercise: two vital skills for playing roleplaying games. If you don't have any pics to post, you could try posting an idea for a setting or a character, and maybe someone will be willing to write a story using it.

Remember that writefags love to have feedback on their work. Writing takes a long time, especially stories that go over several posts, and it can be really depressing when no one even seems to read it (and the writer won't know you read it unless you leave a comment).

And since writing takes a long time remember to keep the thread bumped. Pics are good, feedback is better.

There is a discord for writers:
https://discord.gg/6AwKHGF

The previous thread can still be found in the archive here
>>79217874
>>79127200
if you have any comments about the stories posted there


Don't forget to check out past stories on our wiki page:
http://1d4chan.org/wiki/Storythread

PEAK
SCIFI
AESTHETIC

This thread is for the posting and discussion of SCIFI art. Art is a major component of card games, RPGs, and board games and therefore belongs on /tg/. It also serves as inspiration for characters, settings, quests, and themes. If you think otherwise, you are not only objectively wrong, are are also a irredeemable and colossal giga faggot.

So lets get this bitch started, post your favorite examples of scifi art, what you like about them, and how they relate to your games.

I like this work, the hover bike, the clothing, the character's pose, and heroic proportions. Its some kind of blend of 80s and early 90s, which i consider to be one of the high points of science fiction. Its some kind of space cyberpunk aesthetic, which is awesome.