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Damn RIP Marked By War, may he be doing whatever his people think happens to good people when they die. The Tribal was always one of my favorite archetypes for a Fallout character so I took a liking to him.

These are some of my favorite sessions as a DM in hindsight, I take it as a compliment since it means they are invested in my world.

Is Johnny-Boy's exposure with Mormonism going to turn into something more, you think? I honestly love DMing a party with a devoutly religious PC, it offers a lot of roleplaying opportunities.

Bro I'm pretty sure my mom has cancer

Hell yeah dude a solid outcome to one of my favorite quests and settings in your Van Buren world document.

How do you run downtime/shopping sessions, out of curiosity?

Jokes on us he was only pretending to be retarded

Honestly you are better off just finding one with permissions turned on that's close enough to what you want

I always envisioned you as having homosexual tendencies in the "It's just admiring the strength of another man" kinda way. Like that Claire Denis movie about the French Foreign Legion.

Hell yeah dude, I love the whole deal with character theme songs. As a passive observer I gotta say that Mick is my favorite character right now but that's just personal preference, as a DM I would be really proud of all the PCs and the players the work put into them.

Just deleted my old save and started a new one: Elak is a tribal from Idaho who grew up with his people in the Rocky Mountains where food was difficult to grow and winters were harsh. A true son of his tribe; he was raised as a hunter and warrior to follow a strict code of honor which eschews...

Are you still able to get the soundtrack choices you want in there? I play DnD on Roll20 (new campaign started last week!) and I love it but really miss having complete control over what I play without like having to spend money downloading ambient tracks and stuff.

It's actually just a single guy

I always thought it would be kinda cool to have a Fallout bad guy who is hanging out in some kind of underwater sea base

This is good! I like it a lot! The thing that you really need to have in mind when writing one-shots is that they need to last two sessions at the most, ideally just one, which gives you about 3-8 hours of play to work with and I think you've created something that could really fit into that no...