Where i'm from it's not a huge community of gamers, but the people who do table top, really know eachother. I've been playing warmachine off and on for a while now, I was really just curious to see how many people play some type of table top game, whether it be a d20, d6, d10 role playing pen and paper game, to something like warhammer or 40k or warmachine.
Table top gaming
- Thread starter Justin Gooch
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Hi, my name is Joshua, and I'm a Heroscape addict.
Unfortunately, the game was discontinued, and now pieces can get ridiculously expensive. My friends and I have taken to creating our own characters from Heroclix figures.
Unfortunately, the game was discontinued, and now pieces can get ridiculously expensive. My friends and I have taken to creating our own characters from Heroclix figures.
I play both D&D (4th edition sadly... used to play 3.5 but switched) and Vampire the Masquerade with two different groups. The D&D group is a non-serious shits and giggles type group whereas my Vampires group actually role plays (I'm a Malkavian. It's fun being crazy)
I used to play Shadowrun with my D&D group, but we went to 4th Ed. D&D after the DM killed us all with ghouls.
May start playing the Star Wars table top soon though.
I used to play Shadowrun with my D&D group, but we went to 4th Ed. D&D after the DM killed us all with ghouls.
May start playing the Star Wars table top soon though.
I play tabletop games occasionally, if someone invites me to play or something. I find that I get stressed out if I play them for too long.
My spouse and I play Pathfinder (D&D 3.75 - see paizo.com for details) all the time. We love D&D - even if we aren't using a D&D world.
Currently running a sci-fi game using Pathfinder rules. ^^ Tons of fun.
To be clear, we run games just for one another (my spouse and I) and we also participate in a larger game group, where one or the other of us often run games as GM.
We've both been playing since 2E. We've played 4E, and while it's fun, we prefer the flexibility of the 3.5 / Pathfinder ruleset.
Currently running a sci-fi game using Pathfinder rules. ^^ Tons of fun.
To be clear, we run games just for one another (my spouse and I) and we also participate in a larger game group, where one or the other of us often run games as GM.
We've both been playing since 2E. We've played 4E, and while it's fun, we prefer the flexibility of the 3.5 / Pathfinder ruleset.
I am a DM for a 3.5 ed Forgotten Realms group set pre-Spellplauge. We are light on rules, and value fun above all else
My Group has
My Group has
A CG blaster-caster Sorcerer Moon Elf
A LG Half Elf Fighter/Weapons Master (Bastard Sword)
A LG Human Wizard(General magic)/Elderich Knight
A LG Human Paladin (Katana user)
A LN Aasimar Monk (Unarmed. Has a high damage output)
A TN Tiefling Barbarian/Frenzied Berserker
A CN Wood Elf Ranger (Ranged Style)
A NG Human Cleric (Healing and Good domains)
A LG Half Elf Fighter/Weapons Master (Bastard Sword)
A LG Human Wizard(General magic)/Elderich Knight
A LG Human Paladin (Katana user)
A LN Aasimar Monk (Unarmed. Has a high damage output)
A TN Tiefling Barbarian/Frenzied Berserker
A CN Wood Elf Ranger (Ranged Style)
A NG Human Cleric (Healing and Good domains)
I've been wanting to get back into pen-and-paper tabletop games. I used to play D&D a lot. I really want to try out Vampire the Masquerade. Anyone in New York want to start a group?
Never done a table top game, but damn it, I'd love to.
The problem is, I just don't know a single person who'd be into it. And I hate meeting new people. Also, working 2 jobs 7 days a week doesn't lend a ton of free time.
I really wish I'd have gotten into it when I was younger.
The problem is, I just don't know a single person who'd be into it. And I hate meeting new people. Also, working 2 jobs 7 days a week doesn't lend a ton of free time.
I really wish I'd have gotten into it when I was younger.
I used to travel all over the world to play D&D at competitions (where every team runs through the same brutal scenarios, over several elimination rounds, etc).
Nowadays, I just play with my friends ...
I'm still one of the best numbercrunchers in the world, though .. so much so I consider the entire "character optimization board" to be full of n00bs.
Oh, and I play just about every game out there .. but I prefer games that are mathematically solid, rather than imbalanced games (as much fun as I have with white wolf products, it's impossible to play them competitively).
Nowadays, I just play with my friends ...
I'm still one of the best numbercrunchers in the world, though .. so much so I consider the entire "character optimization board" to be full of n00bs.
Oh, and I play just about every game out there .. but I prefer games that are mathematically solid, rather than imbalanced games (as much fun as I have with white wolf products, it's impossible to play them competitively).
My friends and I are about to start a mini six game, think mutants and masterminds, it's an open d6 rule set, if you enjoy mutants and masterminds, just google minisix, and it's done by antipaladin games, really good rule set I think. We used to do a game we called biggleeboops, and it was a level 20 3.5 game, it was always a one off, but basically, start at level 20 with the gold that you would have at that level as well, and stats we had a certain set but can't remember.
I really wish I could find a group for 4.0 D&D where I live, but no many really even play D&D here anymore.
Just sold my orboros to my brother, but I also hadn't played since before the new rule set came out, but once I get a steady job, and am making enough, thinking about picking it up.Enigmers said:
I really wish I could find a group for 4.0 D&D where I live, but no many really even play D&D here anymore.
Lol journey, i'm not sure if that would quite count as a table top game. Is table tennis a table top game? if voted yes, then I would say that air hockey is as well.
On a side note, I don't think I ever played any D&D pathfinder campaigns that I know of, but I have heard nothing but good things about that rule set, which makes me want to at least read the rules on it.
On a side note, I don't think I ever played any D&D pathfinder campaigns that I know of, but I have heard nothing but good things about that rule set, which makes me want to at least read the rules on it.
I have a bunch of 3.5 D&D stuff and occasionally DM, but my buddies got me into Mordheim. I only have one more model I need to paint up for my warband.
I also bought a Warhammer box set off ebay for a steal, and have been painting them up slowly.
I also bought a Warhammer box set off ebay for a steal, and have been painting them up slowly.