Anonymous 2010/06/09(Wed)19:15 No. 3926 ID: 2a421d
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I had an feral world huntsman (Assassin) who eventually gained psychic powers due to a series of horrible and unlikely events. He wore an eyeless bronze plague doc mask covering a horribly scarred and equally eyeless face.

He was a melee monster with 4 attacks a round (although only a 35% chance to hit with each.) If he couldn't close with an enemy he used some witchunter's repeater crossbow from one of the Dark Heresy supplements.

I later offhandedly mentioned that he was engaged to what was likely the descendant of a shipwrecked Navigator family from his haunted swamp homeworld. I don't think anyone caught the reference despite RQ running at the time and all the players being /tg/ frequenters.

<related shoop was supposed to represent said character.

Different types of kobolds

Rainbow of goblins

Sergals

2010/06/09(Wed)19:52 No. 3928 ID: 68b807
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My players now refuse to enter ruins that are dwarven.
They'll seriously spend a week in-game calling in experts to make sure it's not dorfen craftsmanship.
Seriously, you trap them in a city full of ghosts and insanity ONE TIME...

Before /tg/, I didn't give two shits about dwarves. They were melee and generic and kind of uninteresting.

After /tg/ (and 4e making melee not only viable, but downright good), dorfs have become one of my favorite races.

I love cutebolds, but haven't incorporated them into any of my games. In fact, I can honestly say that /tg/ has given me nothing I've used...

Wait, no. There was a thread that had the "pictures to base campaigns on" thing going on. I've used that thread. I've used that thread three times. Giant demonic chicken, post-post ragnarok, and adventuring insects.