The Gaming Den

What scroll do we have?
Other than that: What Omegon said

Oops!

I suggest we move a bit back, and ready our weapons (with us readying the flail)

Sure thing

Let's look into the room first. He stands at one side of the door, and we at the other

Further North?

I'd say either attack him with the flail or shoot him with an arrow, prefering the bow
I don't trust him to not backstab us and run back out if we show him a moment of weakness

Is there anything written above the doors?
If not: leftmost door

Ancient History wrote:Hell, I could play run this like we did solo Fighting Fantasy gamebooks on In The Trenches if anyone is interested.

sure thing

Also, you'd have to fit them into a 6-meter (radius or diameter?) bubble. 11.2 km radius Well, that sphere will inevitably shrink due to gravity causing the bodies near the center to be squashed together. The question is: Is this enough to cause them to collapse to a black hole by themselves? And i...

check out the Alt.WAR rules Frank did
http://tgdmb.com/viewtopic.php?t=56258

EDIT: And no, in that case you'd only need more than 20+AP DV (so if you had a weapon with -6 AP you'd need 20+(-6)=14P to hurt it at all

Why would it not?
It's a spell that tries to apply an "Effect" (floating) directly onto a non-living target. To do so it needs to overcome OR

In SR 4e, are you able to default on Knowledge Skills?
You are able to default on language skills, but it isn't clarified if you can do so with Knowledge Skills

Lokathor wrote:Particularly in the context of EotM, smaller organizations should honestly switch to using paper for a lot of their long term storage.

Isn't paper rare in Shadowrun?
Or am I mixing that up with some other Cyberpunk game?

JigokuBosatsu wrote:"In Hell, The Revolution Will Not Be Affordable"

I love it

I suppose the consideration that stands out to me as most important is that someone has to be responsible for the bounty. The cop who put it up, or the accountant who's supposed to pay it, would probably at some point check that the bounties they're offering are the ones they meant to offer. Okay, ...

Okay, so I've come upon a situation that doesn't seem clear whether or not it's possible, so I'll just throw something up and would like to ask you to run a sanity check on this: The situation: The players want to eliminate someone/have them out of the way. Their idea is to put up fake bounties/arre...

also, Squirrel Girl makes him cry tiny tears. "Man, this character is weak. If you throw him into a black hole he dies !" Who cares that he loses to Squirrel Girl? Dr. Doom and Galactus also lost to her. Because she's a joke character with the two traits "Controls Squirrels" and...

Kaelik wrote:On page 228 of the 4e A book is the coding software table.

Ah, I kinda expected that.
Not sure how applicable they are considering that EotM basically throws those parts out anyway, but at least they are something.
Thanks

Kaelik wrote:Use the rules for programming software.

Can you point me towards them? Cause I don't see them in the PDF

So basically "Make a program, if I think it's fine you may make it, otherwise not"? And even if so, what would be the best way to actually have him write it? Having him pay normally for a program he wrote himself seems weird, but so does just having a Extended Test on LOG+Software with thr...

Would you allow your players to create custom programs? If no, why so? If yes, what guidelines would you use? A player of mine asked if he could have his character create custom Programs. I told him that creating programs would probably be a longer task and that I'll think about it. Pro: allows play...

Someone please explain to me how this doesn't contradict the rules of magic in 3e.
Because from what I see it creates complex matter using sorcery, which one of the rules forbids

[*] Red scrubs either have a rage token or they don't. [*] Brown scrubs just have static bonuses - often they "are" equipment so golems and shit are just bigger numbers with no resource scheme. [*] Yellow scrubs have enough magic points to use their defensive power once (presumably at the...

Speaking of Luminaries, I'd suggest a ratio of 1:5000 to 1:7500 as Dense (25% chance), 1:7501-1250 (50% chance) as Average, 1251-1500 (25% chance) as Sparse. What First of all your ranges overlap. 1:1400 is apparently both Average and Sparse and 1:6000 is both Dense and Average Second your ranges a...