The Gaming Den

When I'm the DM, I'm a cheating bastard, but I'm pretty careful about it. I enjoy writing out long, complicated challenges for the players, because I know my guys will come up with great plans to rise to the occasion. Sure, while some of them are crazy and far-fetched or just plain hairbrained, I fe...

Most of the time I'd have to say that depends. If the GM's story is really good, I'll go along with it to find things out and 'feed' him or her ideas along the way for my character(s) or other players' characters to go along with, like supplying him with extra names, extra NPCs he can use, extra pla...

So I'm a big fan of the Punisher comics, especially the MAX label. I'm a big fan of Garth Ennis' punisher as well; in addition to the way the Punisher views things, I like it for the fact that it's way more down to earth than a lot of superhero comic books. I don't like stuff that's too supernatura...

So, are you going to make disciplines or whatever the fuck the other supernatural types get into stuff like "Officer Training" and "Scouting Skillz"? Yeah, that's pretty much the idea, because I'm sort of after the feeling of making badass normals that can pull their own weight ...

Howdy FrankTrollman, I'm a little unclear as to why you are starting with nWoD, which has an extremely atrociously bad combat system instead of SR4, which is already a fairly functional. I myself did a patch on the World of Darkness to move it into the realm of playability by appropriating SR4 mecha...

This is the start of the theory flowchart for the new game I've been working on. It will be called Mercenary: The Asskicking , which will be subtitled "A storytelling game of-- OH FUCK THE STUPID WHITE WOLF PRETENTIOUS ARTSY BULLSHIT, THIS IS A GAME OF FUCKING AWESOME ULTRA BAD ASS MACHO MANLY ...

Whether or not the ST enforces them, Paradoxes are more of an "Oh, look, I can absorb and get away with one or two bashing damage points which heal in fifteen minutes. Unfortunately all my enemies just got trapped beneath a steel cube one kilometre wide, one kilometre thick, and one kilometre a...

In terms of power level, a Mage isn't supposed to be enormously more powerful than a Vampire or Werewolf or Hunter (Which is already a tenuous power comparison, I'll grant you that), but the Mage's power is supposed to be limited by the paradox rules, which are ignored just as often as the Vampire ...