Thrythlind (He/Him/They) - Basic necessities shouldn't bankrupt
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TTRPG. Ace/Aro. Co-Author "Hunter's Journal" and "Slayer's Survival Kit" Fanfic. Self-Publishing. Caption Agent for the Hearing Impaired. He/Him/They/Them
Stop scrolling and post two characters who bring you happiness. Haven't written a scene for these two yet
commissioned art for them
reminds me of Terminus from the fan-made Cauldron expansion for the original edition of Sentinels of the Multiverse.
Somehow my Call of Cthulhu character survived the campaign. There were so many points where she should have died. But dice kept deciding she lived. Stuff like casting a long shot spell and rolling 5% on the resistance table, failing a sanity check for 2d10 loss and getting double 1s. #ttrpg
If you see this, post a vampire that isn't Dracula. Art of my City of Mist character Patricia Althius Rift of Count of Monte Cristo and Lamashtu. (and her girlfriend Hayley Hayami, Rift of Medusa... and maybe the Greek Princess from Count of Monte Cristo? not sure)
This is what I mean when I say he sort of tries to claim he invented investigative horror btw. It's longer, but I wanted to make sure I could fit what was in the pick in the ALT.
If my fanfic gets someone to watch a piece of media I enjoy, that's the best compliment I can receive. #fanfic #JentryChauvstheUnderworld #JentryChau
Then there was Random... Rift of the Movie Monster... They were a trip.
in CoM I made her a Rift of Monte Cristo but also had Lamashtu along... and the two Rifts were putting a huge stress on her.
"We're not blasphemers," said the blasphemers.
I've updated my Call of Cthulhu character's mini since she lost a leg to a closing metal door about two cases ago and also picked up a magical sword cane. So now she has a bit more of a beaten up version of herself. Older mini for comparison. @heroforgeminis.bsky.social
expressed a sentiment like this title in an AU Supergirl fanfic recently.
And for further here's Niamh with her younger self from an earlier series as well as the whole shelf.
New minis came in today from @heroforgeminis.bsky.social My two hunters from a recent MotW game. Niamh Miller a wereshark witch - The Covenant playbook with a bundle of wereshark friends (see her dice) Sil (aka Project Silverfish) - The Abandoned stolen and raised in a lab. #monsteroftheweek
I'm generally a spear/glaive ace but do love me a shotel.
A party of some of my past characters some that are a bit off the normal expectations harengon drunken master/mastermind political manipulator tiefling knight/noble. very proper war vet barbarian archeaologist 16 int paladin of Sharess - Courtesan (SW) asexual changeling bard (also a holy warlock)
I've done this. art by Silky Noire
This is the character in question, btw. Aramis Hopps, yes, she's harengon despite looking mostly human.
Commissioned art from @gramckode.bsky.social of Chapter 5 from my Supergirl urban fantasy AU where Kara is a nephilim and dating Lena. Screen descrip in the ALT archiveofourown.org/works/742416...
Stewpot is a game where you play retired adventurers becoming tavern keepers. They start to leave behind their adventuring days and pick up the skills they need to run a tavern and settle down.
Chill 3rd edition is the newest edition of the first game I ever ran as a GM. I ran the example scenario of Chill 2nd edition way back as a teenager. The game is about members of an ancient secret society that studies and fights evil creatures. They've adapted to modern day after a devastating loss
Night's Black Agents is a Pelgrane Press game using the GUMSHOE system and is billed as super-spies versus vampires. Basically, what if Jason Bourne discovered the existence of vampires and had to fight them. It's an interesting premise and has been fun to play.
Nightbane, known as Nightspawn before Todd McFarland sued Palladium, is a Palladium Games RPG about creatures that seem to be born human but develop the ability to take on random monstrous forms. They are capable of severely hurting the vile monstrous life-eating monsters that have invaded.
Torg and it's modern version Torg eternity is a game I picked up as a kid and was probably a part of my love of genre blending chaos. However, looking back at it in my 40s (approaching 50) I find that it has not really aged very well with lots of concepts like societal development getting a rating.
Daggerheart is a new game by @criticalrole.bsky.social's @darringtonpress.bsky.social company and one I want to get a shot at eventually. I might sit down and figure out if I feel confident running a one shot of it. Very flexible in terms of setting though it assumes points of civ in wilds.
I believe I have the full release of this. Last I checked it was the backer release and the version without formatting is just very hard to read. Curseborne is an urban horror/dark fantasy game by Onyx Path. They started developing it using Storypath after losing the Chronicles of Darkness license.
Something I picked up from the FLGS (Dragon's Lair San Antonio) years ago where you play students at a boarding school for people in the Cthulhu mythos setting. You can play witches, hybrids, and other such things. I might be making a gorgon archer in this eventually.
Girl by Midnight is a Forged in the Dark game I really have to crack open and read... and maybe make a gorgon archer in. It focuses on characters with dual identities in efforts to save the world. Primarily magical girls, but also mech pilots in one of the included settings.
Something I recently backed and am trying to get the full rules for (trying to see where it went). Outgunned is a system that is meant to reproduce the feel of action movies presenting short action packed campaigns. I haven't gotten a look at the system yet but hear it is similar to Broken Compass.
Legend in the Mist is a refinement of the Mist Engine I first ran across in City of Mist, one of my favorite games. This game focus on "Rustic Fantasy" meaning focusing on the little folk and folkloric issues. It has the capacity to go up to epic situations as you find in Tolkien's stuff.