(I'm sure I posted this earlier, but the post seems tto have vanished. What.)
#RPGStories #kicstarter continues, enthusiastic fan keeps posting about it!
Here's a scene I created in 10 minutes for the #Daggerheart campaign of some friends. They all had #HeroForge models of their characters, so I just put them in a scene that was described to me.
KS link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bravealice/rpg-stories-vtt-infinite-worlds?ref=6r014m
#RPGStories #kickstarter continues, enthusiastic fan keeps posting.
Here's a really quick one I put together in 10 minutes for the #Daggerheart campaign of some friends. The three PCs are HeroForge models created by the players, I just tossed them into a scene that was described to me.
Link to kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bravealice/rpg-stories-vtt-infinite-worlds?ref=6r014m
#RPGStories kickstarter reached its first stretch goal, and here's a couple of more scenes from the XCOM-ish game! This is an old uranium mine the aliens were robbing.
I'm really happy at how those pictures turned out. The second one was a part of an entire 3d battlemap. (The players never saw the it though, as at the first level they went "ah hell naw" and just put explosives at the mine entrance. Should have expected that, probably.)
#Kickstarter link here! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bravealice/rpg-stories-vtt-infinite-worlds?ref=6r014m
#RPGStories #kickstarter is inching towards its first stretch goal, which includes retexturing objects I think.
So here's another game image! This is from an XCOM pastiche I ran. Here I used the software like an actual 3d battlemap on a big screen, but showing things from the characters' POV, or from POV of their scouting minidrones. Worked like gangbusters, will definitely use this method for similar games. #ttrpg
As long as the #RPGStories #kickstarter is going on, I think I'll be posting images of its use in our #ttrpg sessions here! (I'm not affiliated with the devs, I just find the software so useful I want to keep posting about it!)
This one is from my partner's D&D campaign! Some characters are made with #HeroForge.
Link to their crowdfuning: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bravealice/rpg-stories-vtt-infinite-worlds?ref=6r014m
Da ist so viel passiert. Etliche Intrigen-Plots wurden gestartet, von NPCs, wohlgemerkt, und jeder SC hatte immer was am Laufen. So etwas habe ich noch nie erlebt. Am Anfang war es cool, aber nach der dritten Session wurde es extrem zähflüssig. Stell dir mal vor mein PC hätte gesagt: „Ich bin müde und lege mich schlafen.“ Da hätte ich ein Jahr lang nicht mitspielen können. 😚🙃
After three planets worth of journeying, at last Maya arrived at the abode of our campaign's big bad and begins to explore his house and finds his chambers.
GM: "So, are you looking for artifacts? Intel?"
Maya: "Nope, closet."
GM: "Uh, for--"
Maya: "Boxers or briefs?"
GM: "The tidiest of whiteys"
You ever fail a roll so hard it becomes a success?
Maya's base Rapport of 0 combined with a roll of -3, resulted in the the two parties she was trying to resolve the conflict between creating an alliance to conquer and install themselves as the new ruling class of the planetary ring shipyard.
Much to Maya's chagrin they're calling themselves the Mayanites.
DM, wistfully: "That was a CR 13 creature. He had all these spells and stuff..."
Poor cultist got pushed into a corner and spent the encounter walking into walls from confusion while our monk punched the shit out of him. He managed to get one spell off but the monk was immune to psychic damage.
The most damage we took was when the rest of the party wandered off and started on the puzzle in the middle of combat. It solved itself a little violently.
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