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Honest question, anons - do you think skeletons can hear?

Reason I ask is because I wanna try to DM an intro campaign involving the party starting off as skeletons and eventually becoming human, but having to fight a low-level false hydra in the process. I was gonna give them amulets of communication at the start so they could 'speak' to each other, but that also made me start to question if skeletons had ears and as such would be vulnerable to the false hydra’s song. Please advise

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Reading stuff like http://www.gamegrene.com/node/447 all the namefags are tipping their morality hats do I'd like to know what anons think of it.

To me it seems like biased pandering. What if I am fine if my character is raped but absolutely would be upset if my character is killed off? Why are my wishes not respected?

What if a player loves their character's magic sword. Does the GM need consent for a goblin to steal it? If not then why different logic for character virginity?

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Looks like there is definitly some Reasonables Marines' flavor that went into their creations. Even the markings, symbols and Insignas avoid being too fancy and look relatively Militaristic.

They do look kind of neat actually despite being a bit plain visually.

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Read the image. DakkaDakka doesn't encrypt user passwords and the admins are capable of reading them.

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So where has tg requests and the like moved to?
Tried looking on 4 and 8, but not much seems to he happening there.

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I ported many tabletop games and they were well received. But there is many games who lack scan quality who I want to update there, unfortunately I dont have money to buy everything so Im looking some site or tracker to trade scans for DIY projects. Today with 3d printer is so easy to build your own game, but without a place to share it will not happen

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A few days ago, I was playing millennial monopoly and got confused about the rules, especially when my friend told me one could do anything anytime, involving negotiations with other players.
One could not stop dice turns, card events or negotiate with the bank, but everything else was ok.

I thought it was a terrible idea, because one could easily treat or blackmail as part of a negotiation. Like I could say, "if you don’t sell me your yellow property I will just give my other two to Billy and he is going to fuck us up good" ruining the fun for every one.

I also assumed that everything had to be in game, like what if Jimmy tells Billy he is going to dunk his head in the toilet if he ever tries to use the get out of jail free card.

¿Anyone actually knows how to play monopoly?

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I'm looking for a site that I can trade pdf's at if this one is dead. Where is a good place to go?

Also I am looking for the dawnforged - reforged book + other stuff.

I have a lot of paladium, shadowrun, maid, only war, kids on bikes, conan, Pathfinder, other dnd stuff, Star Wars D6 (all of it), Star Ship Troopers, Bubblegum crisis, also 1st ED central casting tables

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Hello I am working on a pathfinder campaign after a 2 year hiatus. Not sure if this is even a campaign but it is intended to take the players from 1 - 10 or so quickly. This will be kind of pulpy but making it over the top power driven suits my party.

The players are in a world enduring a necropocalypse, a conflagration of disease and undeath. This war has been happening for a decade or so. They must be any form of good to play this game btw. They will immediately be granted Weapons of Righteous Domination which are weapons infused with divine power that scales with the players and is personalized for each person and class. Slaying undead creatures allows you to reinstitute their soul and restore them to their healthiest form before their death, you contest their will or their masters will (someone who summoned them). These weapons are very strong. The party must have a solid cleric, literally required. Each player must have a supernatural connection with a specific god, granting these weapons. Undeath causes the players god to abandon him and converts the Weapon of Righteous Domination into Weapons of Plague and Malice, the players do not know this though. They are wrecking balls on either side of this war.

The party is essentially on a crusade to restore life to this land which is the fence.

The dynamic that pulls them into the game and offers direct contact with this war without simply wandering is a wealthy Baronet who sees this like many merchants see war, wants to capitalize to raise in the noble ranks and gain more power; however, he is also a vampire. Revo Emag is employing the party through wealth and fame to destroy them, to gain ranks also within the diseased knowing they will convert to the powers of undeath. He is doing this with deceit, he is playing them. Revo will send the party on quests to destroy the undeath strategically and systematically, all while preparing the location for the party to feed them. (1/2)

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When I first learned that there was actually a roleplaying game about this (The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Other Strangeness), I knew I had to get my hands on a copy of it. Then I realized two things that made the game unsuitable for what I wanted to do with it: first, it was the Palladium System, which I find awkward and cumbersome. Yet, what made me discard this was that ALL NPCS must be some kind of animals. A core element of every cartoon adaptation and all comic versions -starting with the original Mirage Comics- was the "everything and the kitchen sink" cast, featuring cyborgs, robots, aliens, mundane-but-extremely-badass humans, and so on.
So, I thought the Unisystem, using literally a single dice for all the throws that matter, and having an assload of supplementary material, would fit my needs. What I needed was Qualities and Drawbacks that I could use to generate characters that were:
>Ninjas
>Mutants
>Robots/cyborgs
>Psionics
>Any combination of the afforementioned

Two of the solutions came right from the All Flesh Must Be Eaten supplements. If you're unfamiliar with AFMBE's supplements, you shall know they're mostly "Zombies and Shit", in which you could easily remove the "Zombie" part and you'd have a solid book for "Shit: the RPG". For instance, if you take out the zombies from "Fistful O' Zombies" you still have a nice book for Wild West and spaghetti western campaigns, and if you take the walking dead out of "Argh! Thar Be Zombies!" you'd have a pirate RPG sourcebook, with rules for nautical combat and swashbuckling stuff.

So I took All Tomorrow's Zombies (Zombies in spaaaace!) and took the whole Robot/Cyborg shit, plus some futuristic weapons and armor for good measure, and moved on to the second most important book.

Enter The Zombie has all the martial arts/gun fu/chi techniques down to a science, so I took the whole thing, plus armor and weapons. Having the Ninja part taken care of, I needed to sort out the Turtle Part.