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Originally shared by Jason Pitre
Sig: The City Between is now live on Kickstarter.
There is only one true city; a place of multiversal trade, cultural exchange, and mixed blood. A place where monsters come to scheme and gods come to die.
Sig: The City Between is the nexus of the multiverse. It's a city connected to everywhere, a refuge for the oppressed and a prize for tyrants. It's a place where culture is at the forefront, with diverse faiths and tongues struggling for space in the crowded metropolis. It's a city of families, both whole and broken.
Sig is also a launching point, allowing fools and heroes to venture into the eternal planes of existence. Each plane is made of concepts, of elements, or of ideals that resonate through the entire 'verse. The planes impose their own Beliefs on Sig, and on the infinite primal worlds beyond.
Each of the planes is also home to unique peoples, from the Giants of the Elemental Plane of Stone to the Wyrms of the Ideological Plane of Destruction. The planes are home to mighty Powers; gods, demons, and stranger things which send their servitors to spread their faith into the City Between. The planes even offer resources to the bickering political Factions and warring guilds that control Sig's hungry streets.
Visit the Elemental Plane of Flame to test yourself in scorched wastelands of the Crucible. Seek answers to hidden secrets in the Umbral Delta of the Conceptual Plane of Shadow. Defend yourself in The Final Court, where the Seven Magistrates provide final remedy to any injustice.
#WelcomeToSig
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/Jagash/sig-the-city-between
30 septembre 2015
Sig: The City Between is now live on Kickstarter.
Originally shared by Jason Pitre
Sig: The City Between is now live on Kickstarter.
There is only one true city; a place of multiversal trade, cultural exchange, and mixed blood. A place where monsters come to scheme and gods come to die.
Sig: The City Between is the nexus of the multiverse. It's a city connected to everywhere, a refuge for the oppressed and a prize for tyrants. It's a place where culture is at the forefront, with diverse faiths and tongues struggling for space in the crowded metropolis. It's a city of families, both whole and broken.
Sig is also a launching point, allowing fools and heroes to venture into the eternal planes of existence. Each plane is made of concepts, of elements, or of ideals that resonate through the entire 'verse. The planes impose their own Beliefs on Sig, and on the infinite primal worlds beyond.
Each of the planes is also home to unique peoples, from the Giants of the Elemental Plane of Stone to the Wyrms of the Ideological Plane of Destruction. The planes are home to mighty Powers; gods, demons, and stranger things which send their servitors to spread their faith into the City Between. The planes even offer resources to the bickering political Factions and warring guilds that control Sig's hungry streets.
Visit the Elemental Plane of Flame to test yourself in scorched wastelands of the Crucible. Seek answers to hidden secrets in the Umbral Delta of the Conceptual Plane of Shadow. Defend yourself in The Final Court, where the Seven Magistrates provide final remedy to any injustice.
#WelcomeToSig
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/Jagash/sig-the-city-between
Sig: The City Between is now live on Kickstarter.
There is only one true city; a place of multiversal trade, cultural exchange, and mixed blood. A place where monsters come to scheme and gods come to die.
Sig: The City Between is the nexus of the multiverse. It's a city connected to everywhere, a refuge for the oppressed and a prize for tyrants. It's a place where culture is at the forefront, with diverse faiths and tongues struggling for space in the crowded metropolis. It's a city of families, both whole and broken.
Sig is also a launching point, allowing fools and heroes to venture into the eternal planes of existence. Each plane is made of concepts, of elements, or of ideals that resonate through the entire 'verse. The planes impose their own Beliefs on Sig, and on the infinite primal worlds beyond.
Each of the planes is also home to unique peoples, from the Giants of the Elemental Plane of Stone to the Wyrms of the Ideological Plane of Destruction. The planes are home to mighty Powers; gods, demons, and stranger things which send their servitors to spread their faith into the City Between. The planes even offer resources to the bickering political Factions and warring guilds that control Sig's hungry streets.
Visit the Elemental Plane of Flame to test yourself in scorched wastelands of the Crucible. Seek answers to hidden secrets in the Umbral Delta of the Conceptual Plane of Shadow. Defend yourself in The Final Court, where the Seven Magistrates provide final remedy to any injustice.
#WelcomeToSig
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/Jagash/sig-the-city-between
The 36 Plots
The 36 Plots
All dramatic situations are simply retellings of these archetypal stories:
1. A man takes out a home insurance policy without noticing that it doesn't cover snow damage to the roof.
2. A woman's cellphone battery runs out, making the coffeeshop's free wifi nothing but a cruel joke.
3. A Scotsman, a physicist, and a horse walk into a bar.
4. A woman asks her boss to leave an hour early on Friday to pick up her mother from the airport.
5. Two brothers disagree on deck-building strategies for a Magic: the Gathering tournament.
6. A woman asks for a non-fat latte. They only have 2%. She figures it's okay.
7. The bachelor party for a man's father just seems kind of awkward.
8. A woman realizes she forgot her bus tickets, and has to pay the full fare in change.
9. A man asks his friends to help him move. He doesn't tell them he won't get pizza and beer for them.
10. A woman is allergic to mushrooms. She doesn't want them on her pizza, even when she's told she can pick them off.
11. A boy tries to tell his teacher about his Pokémon collection. She is thinking about what she'll have for lunch.
12. A couple's relationship grows tense when they can't agree on the right shade of paint for the bedroom. They come to a compromise.
13. A woman tries to convince her sister-in-law to try a paleo diet.
14. A taxi driver takes a wrong turn with his passenger. He has to circle around the block, costing him part of his tip.
15. A young girl finds an old book in her grandmother's attic. It is a 1952 Sears catalogue.
16. A man tries to decide whether or not to Like one of his ex-girlfriend's Facebook posts.
17. A woman overhears a conversation between two strangers. It may be in German. Or Russian. She doesn't know either language, but the people definitely look foreign.
18. An old man discovers that he's had the pen he was looking for in his shirt pocket all along.
19. A college student begins to suspect that lifehacks are just ways for middle-class people to feel like they're poorer than they are.
20. A middle-aged woman at the airport cannot remember whether or not she cleaned the cat's litter box. She did.
21. A student is angry that someone reverted his changes to the Wikipedia article on "The Secrets of Isis."
22. Two sisters cannot agree on whether Brad Pitt is sexier than Ryan Gosling. One of them is wrong.
23. A man cannot decide how to answer when a cashier says, "Hi, how are you?"
24. A woman offhandedly mentions her gender on the internet. She soon receives pictures of men's penises.
25. A teenager wonders what it would have been like to grow up in the 90s.
26. A teenager must choose which movie to see at the Cineplex. One of them has subtitles.
27. A child finds a quarter, two dimes, and a button behind the couch cushions. He hides them in his room and forgets about them.
28. A girl's knowledge of the Star Wars franchise, including the Expanded Universe novels, both impresses and intimidates a shy boy.
29. A man looks at the takeout menu of a Thai restaurant. He tries to remember the differences between yellow, green, and red curry. He's sure that he wants extra jasmine rice, though.
30. A woman wonders who the strange-looking man is who recently appeared in her office building. He is Todd from the I.T. department.
31. A man reminisces about the time he watched the Expendables 2. He cannot remember whether he watched it alone or with Todd.
32. A woman feels uneasy about a bearded young man wearing a fedora and cargo shorts, but cannot explain why.
33. A man does not feel like himself until he has had his first cup of coffee in the morning.
34. A woman buys her sister-in-law a birthday present. She doesn't tell her that she got airmiles points for it.
35. A baby sneezes. It is alarmed and grows wide-eyed for a few seconds.
36. Cat videos.
All dramatic situations are simply retellings of these archetypal stories:
1. A man takes out a home insurance policy without noticing that it doesn't cover snow damage to the roof.
2. A woman's cellphone battery runs out, making the coffeeshop's free wifi nothing but a cruel joke.
3. A Scotsman, a physicist, and a horse walk into a bar.
4. A woman asks her boss to leave an hour early on Friday to pick up her mother from the airport.
5. Two brothers disagree on deck-building strategies for a Magic: the Gathering tournament.
6. A woman asks for a non-fat latte. They only have 2%. She figures it's okay.
7. The bachelor party for a man's father just seems kind of awkward.
8. A woman realizes she forgot her bus tickets, and has to pay the full fare in change.
9. A man asks his friends to help him move. He doesn't tell them he won't get pizza and beer for them.
10. A woman is allergic to mushrooms. She doesn't want them on her pizza, even when she's told she can pick them off.
11. A boy tries to tell his teacher about his Pokémon collection. She is thinking about what she'll have for lunch.
12. A couple's relationship grows tense when they can't agree on the right shade of paint for the bedroom. They come to a compromise.
13. A woman tries to convince her sister-in-law to try a paleo diet.
14. A taxi driver takes a wrong turn with his passenger. He has to circle around the block, costing him part of his tip.
15. A young girl finds an old book in her grandmother's attic. It is a 1952 Sears catalogue.
16. A man tries to decide whether or not to Like one of his ex-girlfriend's Facebook posts.
17. A woman overhears a conversation between two strangers. It may be in German. Or Russian. She doesn't know either language, but the people definitely look foreign.
18. An old man discovers that he's had the pen he was looking for in his shirt pocket all along.
19. A college student begins to suspect that lifehacks are just ways for middle-class people to feel like they're poorer than they are.
20. A middle-aged woman at the airport cannot remember whether or not she cleaned the cat's litter box. She did.
21. A student is angry that someone reverted his changes to the Wikipedia article on "The Secrets of Isis."
22. Two sisters cannot agree on whether Brad Pitt is sexier than Ryan Gosling. One of them is wrong.
23. A man cannot decide how to answer when a cashier says, "Hi, how are you?"
24. A woman offhandedly mentions her gender on the internet. She soon receives pictures of men's penises.
25. A teenager wonders what it would have been like to grow up in the 90s.
26. A teenager must choose which movie to see at the Cineplex. One of them has subtitles.
27. A child finds a quarter, two dimes, and a button behind the couch cushions. He hides them in his room and forgets about them.
28. A girl's knowledge of the Star Wars franchise, including the Expanded Universe novels, both impresses and intimidates a shy boy.
29. A man looks at the takeout menu of a Thai restaurant. He tries to remember the differences between yellow, green, and red curry. He's sure that he wants extra jasmine rice, though.
30. A woman wonders who the strange-looking man is who recently appeared in her office building. He is Todd from the I.T. department.
31. A man reminisces about the time he watched the Expendables 2. He cannot remember whether he watched it alone or with Todd.
32. A woman feels uneasy about a bearded young man wearing a fedora and cargo shorts, but cannot explain why.
33. A man does not feel like himself until he has had his first cup of coffee in the morning.
34. A woman buys her sister-in-law a birthday present. She doesn't tell her that she got airmiles points for it.
35. A baby sneezes. It is alarmed and grows wide-eyed for a few seconds.
36. Cat videos.
29 septembre 2015
Hey Phil Lewis, Marissa Kelly, Richard Rogers, Ariana Ramos!
Hey Phil Lewis, Marissa Kelly, Richard Rogers, Ariana Ramos! What is so good in Masks that it fills my G+ Stream? What got YOU so excited!?
/me a voté
/me a voté
Originally shared by Quentin Forestier
Avis aux Rôlistes
Comme je prépare un jdr sur un concept un peu étrange. Je me pose des questions.
Je dois donc étudier un peu le terrain en amont.
Donc ça serai un jdr, à base de créatures de l'espace, principalement insectoïdes comme on en voit souvent.
Pour éclairer ma lanterne de vos attentes sur le sujet vous pouvez remplir ce court questionnaire.
Et sinon, pour les gens vraiment curieux, demandez le kit de test à Maman.
Merci !
Originally shared by Quentin Forestier
Avis aux Rôlistes
Comme je prépare un jdr sur un concept un peu étrange. Je me pose des questions.
Je dois donc étudier un peu le terrain en amont.
Donc ça serai un jdr, à base de créatures de l'espace, principalement insectoïdes comme on en voit souvent.
Pour éclairer ma lanterne de vos attentes sur le sujet vous pouvez remplir ce court questionnaire.
Et sinon, pour les gens vraiment curieux, demandez le kit de test à Maman.
Merci !
New game campaign, new dice!
New game campaign, new dice! (this obvioulsy is a very serious matter) But I can't make up my mind. Which set would you pick for a Werewolf: The Apocalypse campaign? In my mind,
red is for rage and blood, black for rage. green or blue for Gaia and purple for Umbra. Silver, of course, for Luna and werewolves. Your choice? Or would you suggest another set?
red is for rage and blood, black for rage. green or blue for Gaia and purple for Umbra. Silver, of course, for Luna and werewolves. Your choice? Or would you suggest another set?
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