That was voted peoples favourite on reddit as well

Ejercito Mexicano gang

Lmao

Well, Ima go get some food while I slowly kill Caesar through battle plan..

I need a decent country to buff PA with now

need my fix of techno-fascism

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bruh

If I was the DM... I'd just retcon him out of existence.

If there's one thing I hate in RP/Tabletop RPGs... Are players who have a solution to everything to make themselves OP

That's not being OP. That's using the rules in a creative way.

Hell, it's a character adapting, improvising, and overcoming.

Some would say a bit excessive though. Then again, I've played in very grounded and low fantasy universes so I'm biased.

Indeed. I'd very much like to play in a Star Wars RPG, but since the only game available was a WH40K setting, well, there you go...

I wish I had the time to run more games...

I like Mordhau

Too bad I suck

skill is entirely relative, get over it

I would play it more. But solo play is kinda boring

true of most games

I'm getting better at the game

It's fucking fun

I still suck tho

Been playing for like 90 minutes

if i DMed i'd be the sort of DM to let literally anything creative or funny fly, cause we're there to have fun, and a flintlock shooting cannonballs is hilarious and makes sense with how the enchantment and magic works

i'd also probably never play with that DM again if they punished something that cool and creative

Your problem is introducing firearms

Isn't firearms in DnD already?

Kinda. But including them in setting up to dm

Ah.

Personally I've always liked the idea of fantasy meeting industrial revolution.

monday is now board game everning

Play Mordheim

Fantasy warhammer is basically up to flintlocks, tech wise, for most races.

Hehe got enough tabs. 😉

Also the firearms in Pathfinder (aka D&D 3.75 or 3.pf) are generally more musket at best. There's some kinda shitty impls for modern ones in splats (I have a copy of a modern book for pf that is largely shit), but that's about it.

The issue is more that the way D&D's rules work don't mesh well with guns.

'course even Shadowrun, a system designed for having guns, is kinda eh from a muh-realism perspective

Depends on the game how realistic you want it to be

The problem with wanting “realism” is that most folks idea of when stuff was invented... is really arse backwards.
You want knights in full plate armour?
Ok. Great. Awesome.
*Plate armour reached its peak in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. The full suit of armour, also referred to as a panoply, is thus a feature of the very end of the Middle Ages and of the Renaissance period. Its popular association with the "medieval knight" is due to the specialised jousting armour which developed in the 16th century.*
Ok.
They were using muskets in the late 15th century.