tell me about the races of your game SETTING
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Where does one even find a game nowadays
>coworker starts talking about d&d
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>Tormenta is a brazilian setting turned system, started as a kitchen sink of all the original content produced by a RPG magazine along the years. At first it was only a setting book for D&D/AD&D, GURPS 3rd and their own game system named 3D&T. Later they went 3.0, then made and OGL game like Pathfinder in the 4e era, and know they have a broken PF2e equivalent.
>One of the 20 greater gods is Glórienn, the creator of the elves, CG goddess of perfection and everything elvish.
>Since the beginning of the setting, they had a plot where the elves lost their homeland to the goblinoids Dark Alliance, their own goddess avatar being defeated in battle by the leader of the Dark Alliance.
>While at first they hinted at a chance of redemption, they changed their mind, and grew a hateboner for Glórienn and the elves.
>This started a two decades long humiliation conga for the elven goddess.
>The authors decided to shed the anime mood of the setting, going grimdark in the novels.
>They retconned the origin of the corrupting alien Storm that gives the name to the setting, as something that she found and summoned to use for vengeance against her enemies.
>She abandoned her people when the Storm tried to kill her, renunced her status as a greater goddess, became a slave for protection of another god, betrayed her master, tried to betray the world and lost all her followers and divinity, ending up becoming mortal.
>One of the 20 greater gods is Glórienn, the creator of the elves, CG goddess of perfection and everything elvish.
>Since the beginning of the setting, they had a plot where the elves lost their homeland to the goblinoids Dark Alliance, their own goddess avatar being defeated in battle by the leader of the Dark Alliance.
>While at first they hinted at a chance of redemption, they changed their mind, and grew a hateboner for Glórienn and the elves.
>This started a two decades long humiliation conga for the elven goddess.
>The authors decided to shed the anime mood of the setting, going grimdark in the novels.
>They retconned the origin of the corrupting alien Storm that gives the name to the setting, as something that she found and summoned to use for vengeance against her enemies.
>She abandoned her people when the Storm tried to kill her, renunced her status as a greater goddess, became a slave for protection of another god, betrayed her master, tried to betray the world and lost all her followers and divinity, ending up becoming mortal.
What the fuck was his problem?
>10th Edition already
>theme is about the imperium getting analled by bugs
death guard bros...we're becoming irrelevant again
>theme is about the imperium getting analled by bugs
death guard bros...we're becoming irrelevant again
What varieties of demons exist in your setting?
Might there be an infernal hierarchy observed among their ranks?
What are some good takes on demons in ttrpg or fantasy media?
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Might there be an infernal hierarchy observed among their ranks?
What are some good takes on demons in ttrpg or fantasy media?
I cordially extend an invitation for you to partake in the exchange of artistic representations pertaining to this subject matter.
As a gesture of initiation, I shall present my contribution to provide you with a holistic understanding of the artistic direction sought, and I eagerly await your participation in this collaborative endeavor.
Why's she such a bitch and how long is Orlanth going to have to put up with it?
Well who would win
post your ideas an see what sticks
