Forget that, I want a AFMBE setting on the OP pic.

The only kids left alive on the playground...

>>1976051
That would also be fun. Most badass kids in the neighbourhood.

Complete Warrior and Complete Di8vine have very effective Inquisitorial PrC in them; you may want to look through Cpmplete Divine first, since that is most likely to have what you want already built into it; at the very least it will have class abilities for you to steal.

>>1976062
Thanks. Now, what would be the best way to run a zombie apocolypse game with kids as the survivors?

>>1976202
I wonder if Little Fears can be adapted to this....

Loli with the slingshot = would hit.

>>1976228
She'd probably hit back, being a Loli of Battle.

>>1976281
I like a good challenge, if the reward is sweet.

>>1976281

Blessed of Xiombarg?

>>1976310
Perhaps. What about the loli with the brick?

>>1976329
Too close for good use, and if she throws it, it's all over.

>>1976329

Hmnnn....True, but Donblas does watch over fools and innocents.

>>1976344
I imagine she probably has a few bricks with her. Failing that, make her the party techie who can macguyver together something ORKY to fight back the undead. Or she's the party psion/spellcaster.

You are now speculating on what weapon the fifth kid has.

I think I might have porn of the loli with the brick.

>>1976482
What fifth kid?

>>1976344
Ed. Dogs Game Tonight. Find and tell Mosiah if you see him. That is all. Continue with your lolis.

>>1976344
>>Too close for good use, and if she throws it, it's all over.
>>The Monoloth! She throws it, it's all over!

>>1976497
The one at the back, knocking zombie kids off the ladder. Look down from the catapult loli's foot on the railing.

>>1976497
Start at the kid with the bat. Look left to the red pole. Look left again and through the bars. Grey hoodie, facing away.

>>1976517
I just assumed that that was a thing that one of them had knocked down before turning around.

>>1976501
Wait, tonight? What time? I've got class tomorrow morning.

>>1976547
7pm (9:20 hours from now)
if Mosiah/ruler can make it. I think ruler can

And no there's definitely a kid back there in a hodie knocking zombies off.

I like to think that these kids will grow up to be some sort of elite supernatural fighting force. And this is where it all began.

Have any of you ever been in a party were all the PCs knew each other from childhood?

>>1976558
I might not be able to make that...

what are the chances it could be earlier?

>>1975920
I saw OP's pic and the first thing I thought was "fireball formation!"

They all die horrible agonizing deaths. The small girl actually lives the longest, dragging herself a few meters away when her leg is gnawed off. She dies of bloodloss, but not before the looming shapes of her friends block out the sun.

>>1975920
These kids deserve names, background, stats, etc.

>>1976600
I doubt necrotic child muscles have enough strength to tear apart another child. Also, it can be assumed these kids may be infection resistant for one reason or another as they are not zombies, though it can be they just weren't bitten yet either.

tl;dr you underestimate their chances just to be a typical /b/ gore faggot

>>1976610
Considering zombies are already impossible, their logical capabilities are hard to guess. That one child may be gearing up to get that trash can lid ripped out of his hands and his skull bashed in with it, as some zombie portrayals make them significantly stronger than before.

>>1976610
Necrotic Adult muscles can tear adult flesh erego...

You're a niave pedophile who thinks the world is all sunbeams and puppies. People Die. Get over it. 4th edition Rules. Get over it.

>>1976589
if mosiah/viral and ruler can make it, sure. roger roger.

>>1976622
Counts as a last stand, though. There's something to be said for that.

The black kid is clearly going to die first.

>>1976602
Shall I continue?

>>1976694
haw

>>1976683

I think so, Edward. I rather like this.

>>1976683

>Gree shirt

>>1976683

Stealth kid in the hoodie is probably a nerdish asthmatic type, prone to hiding.

>>1976683
Aren't clubs/bats in the same line as shortswords?

>>1976711
hold on, I'll fix that.
Also, tweeked him a bit.

>>1976716
Are they? I thought that at first, but then figured "It's basically a mace"

Second one

>>1976732
Michael Santos could have been a bully. He wasn't, but he could have been. It was something of a surprise to the teachers; he was a scrappy kid, tough, but for some reason he didn't pick on other kids. He was always polite to the adults, and most of the other kids seemed to like him as well.

Unfortunately, Michael did have a temper. He just hated loosing games, is all. He knew it was bad form to get angy about missing the softball, and he knew it was silly to knock down his sand castle when someone else's was better, but he just couldn't help the feelings of anger that just roared into flames whenever he lost.

He was always reading about knights and warriors, and he took what he read to heart. So, when the dead kids started wandering onto the playground, he did what came naturally....

>>1976751
I would need my gurps book to check. I just remember the broadsword (or was it shortsword) being used as "counts as" in a lot of weapons.

>>1976751
Yukio hated life. It wasn't fair. She was smart and pretty and had a lot going for her....except she was sick. And it wasn't the sort of sick that would go away.

She didn't have much appreciation for the troubles of others, because one scratch, one cut, and she could bleed to death. Her parents drilled it into her head how careful she had to be. She learned to take care of herself, and her mother was always careful about what she wore - which made Yukio feel a little like a dress up doll sometimes - but in her heart, she always knew it was her fault some how.

The slingshot had been a gift from her uncle, and it was a wicked thing. Her uncle had given it to her because of the dog that lived a few blocks down; it had attacked her, and she'd been in the hospital a long time. Luckily her shrieks had gotten attention very quickly, otherwise she would have died. So, the slingshot became her constant compaion, used on dogs and mean kids who tried to hurt her - from a safe distance.

When the dead kids started makign their way across the playground, she had screamed....but this time no adults came. Michael had grabbed her and tugged her to the playset....fortunately someone else had thought to grab some rocks and stones and she had enough ammunition for a little while. But the dead kids kept coming....

>>1976796
I love you.

>>1976809
Rachael was terribly smart. It didn't make her many friends, really. But that was okay with her - she had books, and her T.V. shows. She only watched them once, which annoyed her parents a little until she suggested just renting them from the library. She was good at making suggestions, but other kids sometimes didn't understand her.

Part of it was that she didn't always understand what other kids talked about any more than they understood what she talked about. It made things kind of difficult, but that was okay with her. She told them that and they usually laughed at her. Sometimes Yukio would chase them away from her, but Yukio said it wasn't because of her that she chased them. She liked Yukio, too, but Yukio was usually pretty rude. Michael was always polite though and she liked him; he was also the only person who never laughed when he didn't understand what she was on about.

When the zombies started invading the playground, She immediately started gathering things to throw at them from a defensable position. If she'd had more time she could have made a fence or somethign but she didn't walk all that fast. But she did remember Yukio had that slingshot and that she'd seen Michael playing knights a while ago....

Anyone up for a game of GURPS?

>>1976861
never played it before, but now i really, really want to.

>>1976869
It's easy to learn, and really, I just finished the hard part.

Good lord, Xiombarg's Storyteller is still around?

>>1976892
It would seem so.

>>1976915
I may play, but only if you stat the kid in the gray hoodie behind Michael, keeping the zombies off the ladder. He looks to be unarmed and is most likely the most badass out of the bunch.

>>1976861
All the teachers said he was a bad seed. Franky just knew what it was all about. Even when he's dislocated his shoulder falling out of a second story window into the trash heap - and it still hurt - he knew he was just doingwhat he had to do to survive.

Franky's family was poor - not really poor, not homeless, but poor. He'd started sneaking out of the house when his dad started hitting the booze too hard. Everyone knew what happened when adults drank too much, and Franky wasn't going to be anyone's punching bag.

Franky and Michael were pals. they came from different worlds, and they hated each other and liked each other a lot. Michael was always talking about knights and swords and stuff while Franky was always climbing through windows and getting into trouble. Sometimes they fought, but everyone knew they were friends. He was sorry about his dog biting Yukio, and had given his favorite slingshot to her uncle to give to her to make up for it.

Yukio's shrieks had alerted him to trouble, and now, finally, he was going to do some cool stuff, and none of the adults would say "You're not allowed!"

>>1976892

Just overwhelmed by work.

>>1976915

Gggnnnnaaaa......uuuurggggg......

>>1976931
>He was sorry about his dog biting Yukio
You... you caught on to that...
:3

>>1976929
Right, I forgot about him...

>>1976915

Where's the Addiction (BRAINZZZ)?

>>1976945

Didn't know if they were zombies, living dead, or walkign dead. And yes, there are differences.

Alright, Xiombarg's Storyteller. If you can pull this guy's backstory from right out of my brain, then I'll have no choice but to bow down in reverence.

>>1976915
>>1976945
>>1976954

H...h...hive mind?

>>1977032
what?

>>1977040
See >>1977008; Xiombarg's Storyteller appears to have some sort of psychic link to Edward's consciousness...this warrants investigation. Henchmen! Bring me my sleigh!

>>1976622
People don't die. Get over it.

>>1977050
>>1977040
After the Storyteller more or less pulled Michael's bio out of my brain, I started leaving... breadcrumbs as a test. Franky being a dog person, for instance.

Though, the part were Michael and Rachael DeSantos were related doesn't seem to have been touched on much...

>>1977084
We'll need your brain for study Ed. Hold still; this won't hurt but for a second.

so....if i wanted to...say...play this with /tg/ how would we go about doing this?

I recommend we take Edward's brain and upload it as a digital consciousness, dedicated to /tg/ for all time.

>>1977124
by not playing to live durrrrr

>>1977124
OpenRPG

>>1977130
I dunno...do we really need another rogue AI wandering around?

>>1977084

I usually miss the obvious. It's the hidden things I find automatically. Was working, writing now.

>>1977158
Downloading now, how does this work? Could you describe it to me? Sorry, I am new; refugee from /v/. As for PnP games, don't worry, I have been playing for 10 years.

>>1977209
Well, you just play it like in a chatroom.

There's a dedicated dice roller, and there's a whiteboard for player positions and miniatures and such.

>>1977209
>refugee from /v/
>refugee from /v/
>refugee from /v/
PIC FUCKING RELATED GET THE FUCK OUT FUUUUUUUCK

Naw, seriously, download what the OpenRPG folks tell you to download, Python, the WinPython thing, and then finally OpenRPG. OpenRPG works just like any decent chat client, connect to server then connect to room. Use the Settings to change your name and text color, manage aliases to speak as multiple characters, and use the provided grid map and minis to resolve conflicts, use the chat to RP, and work with char sheets best as your DM can handle.

>>1977008
Lawrence always knew there was something wrong. He couldn't put his figner on it, but there were always little clues. Like, when his mother put the keys somewhere and she would have to look all over the house to find them again. She never accused him - she knew he wouldn't touch her keys like that. Or when he would say something to someone, and the next day no one would remember what he had said. At all. Or that he'd ever said anything.

It was, he finally decided, when he walked through doorways. Not doors. Doors were okay. But things such as gaps in fences framed by fenceposts. Or if he walked between two streetsigns on a corner and then came back by not walking between the same two signs. Something, something small, would always CHANGE.

So he read books. He studied. He didn't THINK monsters of faeries did it. He wasn't a demon or anything. But still, there were always hints, little clues. Retreating form everyone, Lawrence became quiet, introverted, and a little afraid. He wasn't sure if he was causing some of the bad things that happened on the news to happen by walking through some of those doorways....but he couldn't say that he wasn't causing them either. He could never be sure that Rachel's brother or Michael's sister were really related. They had the same last name....but they seemed to ignore each other sometimes. Other times they were really close.

And then....then something new happened. Something really, really bad.....

>>1977248
You just won 5,000,000,000 $$

>>1977280

Thank you. I do try. Dropping into anonymity again.

>>1977246
updatan

This is all pretty cool and all, but where's our Millionaire Infomorph Space Cowboy?

>>1977363
Oh yeah, what thread was that in again? Post it here, if you feel like it.

>>1977363
dead with the zombies

done updating and everything seems to be working.....anyone want to play?

>>1977373
Born in 1873, grew up in the old west and naturally became a gunslinger during his 20s. At the age of 40 inherited some money and helped an inventor friend set up a company in the new-fangled field of electrical goods. Became rich, died in 1972 at the age of 99 and was cryonically frozen. In 2085 they were able to image his brain in software, bringing him back as a ghost infomorph. He doesn't trust newer computers so his brain won't fit inside a skull - he runs on the computer in his motorbike and teleoperates a bioshell based on a genetically upgraded clone template from his original cells, and a couple of buzzbots for fun/recon. He has antirad nano and zero-g training, because he loves to travel on the wild frontiers of the solar system. 300 points, if you can manage it.

>>1977445
Yeah. Is anyone else going to though?

Ideally there will be five players, and you'll be these kids experiencing the Zombie Apocalypse.

Archived.

>>1977465
well i am one.

>>1977460
ummm... wat?

I don't speak Sci-fi, so... if you could... wat?

bump for players

c'mon /tg/

guess not :(

This thread is just awesome

>>1976942
>Gggnnnnaaaa......uuuurggggg......

4. itchy scratchy

Fuckin saved

this picture is awesome.

>>1977465
Perhaps you should make a new thread for it.

>I don't speak Sci-fi, so... if you could... wat?

All that stuff is in the Transhuman space book.

>>1977920

Here you go, Edward:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=908D8NSI

>>1977930
I have Transhuman Space, it's just... It's sci-fi, so I never read it. I've only read Characters and Magic.

>>1977930
I'm stealing this from Edward.

>>1977465
I may possibly look in to this, but i dunno. Make a new thread and get some more people, then we will see. It seems interesting.

>>1978024
Meh, alright

I would DM this game for all of you.. if it was in a system I knew. GURPS is not one of those systems

>I have Transhuman Space, it's just... It's sci-fi, so I never read it. I've only read Characters and Magic.

Well therein lies the challenge. SF has the greatest diversity of characters, and stretches the system as a result.

Magic can do the same thing, of course, but magic systems are almost always designed around the system rather than the other way around, because magic by its nature is arbitrary and can be anything you like.

I desprately want to play this now.

>>1978397
Go to >>1978067

I'm going to be running it if I can get enough people to join.