Thin Mountain Edition

Tell us about your horror settings, games, etc. Share inspirational art, prompts, etc.

>List of games:
Call of Cthulhu, Chill, Cold and Dark, Degenesis, Delta Green, Don't Rest Your Head, Dread, Esoterrorists/Fear Itself+Book of Unremitting Horror, Fall of Delta Green, GORE, Into The Shadows, KULT, Little Fears, Mothership RPG, Nemesis (free on Arc Dream's website), Nights Black Agents, Silent Legions (Mostly for the tables), Stalker: The SciFi RPG, Symbaroum, Ten Candles, Trail of Cthulhu, Unisystem (All Flesh Must Be Eaten, Witchcraft, Conspiracy X, etc.), Unknown Armies, The Whispering Vault, Vaesen

>Inspirational stuff:
Caitlin R Kiernan, Castlevania, Doom Watch, Fear & Hunger, George Romero, Ghostwatch, House of Leaves, I Am In Eskew, John Carpenter, Kolchak the Nightstalker, Laird Barron, John Langan, M.R. James, Nick Cutter, Old Gods of Appalachia, Quatermass, Ramsey Campbell, Remedy Series (Alan Wake, Control), SCP Foundation, Scarfolk Council, Shaun Hutson, Silent Hill, Stand Still Stay Silent, The Evil Dead, The Magnus Archives, The Secret World, The Stone Tapes, Anatomy, Thomas Ligotti, Twin Peaks, Vault of Evil forums, toomuchhorrorfiction

Other News:
Degenesis is currently free on the sixmorevodka website V4.
https://degenesis.com/

Current Book Club Topic:
M. Bartlett's Gateways To Abomination
https://archive.bookfrom.net/matthew-bartlett/365491-gateways_to_abomination.html

Questions for the thread:
>Have you ever used something unrelentingly abstract as the villain in a horror game?
>How did it go?
>Would you ever do it again?

Questions for Horrorverse refugees:
>Favorite Ligotti story?
>Best example of a horror villain that does not fit any of the usual tropes?

Previous Thread: >>88929275

Please try to keep arguing to a minimum. Don't respond to bait/drama posts.
And as usual, try and keep it alive, or at least undead

I don't see the appeal of card games. I'm effectively spending 80-100 dollars for a deck that has one gimmick when I could buy a board game with way more in depth gameplay for less. I suppose as you get a larger collection of cards things get better but that's still very expensive unless you're playing something that's not the big 3.

I hear a few Necron Dynasty like to take sanctions species as vessels by take it over there planet .What is it like live it on one of them?

Anyone got any experience with this? Was considering running a campaign of this. The rules seem a bit strange at times but it looks pretty simple. How does it play? Any stories?

Besides Mike Pondsmith, who are some black rpg writers? He's the only one I can think of that's famous.

How would a bunch of Tribbles fare if they were placed in the lower levels Necromunda?
Say about 30 of them in every hive city?

Writing General: 'rise of the machines' edition.

Welcome to /wg/, the thread for all /tg/ related writing. Whether you're plotting your campaign, trying to come up with a character backstory, or just trying to write some setting fluff, this is the place to post it. You don't even have a campaign, just an idea you want to develop? You're welcome here. While the rest of /tg/ is arguing over mostergirl mating and which way rivers are supposed to flow, we're here to help you turn your thoughts into an actual finished product.

As the successor to the Storythreads, we're also open to /tg/ related fanfiction (D&D, Warhammer, Battletech, whatever). In fact, if you've written any vaguely /tg/-related short stories, you can try them out here. We also have flash-fiction challenges from time to time.

There's a discord for writers here
https://discord.gg/6AwKHGF

The previous thread can still be found in the archive here
>>88903375

And finally an archive of /tg/ fiction can be found here:
http://1d4chan.org/wiki/Storythread