A small Dump of Stories and other Silliness from 4chan's /tg/.

But, I hear you ask, what is this magical realm know as /tg/? Well, it's meant to be for discussions of Traditional Games (RPGs, boardgames, tic-tac-toe, etc). But more often, it ends up being for discussion of everything Traditional Gamers like. It's one of the older boards on 4chan, born from /b/'s Warhammer Wednesdays. As with everything on 4chan (and in life), 90% of it bullshit and the other 10% is genius

Among other things, /tg/ at it's best will turn troll and bait threads into interesting factual discussions. At it's worst, it turns interesting discussions into... well, you get the idea. Anyway, time to get to the stories! Gonna start with one of my favourites: The Great Traveller Quintuple Cross. For those who don't know, Traveller is a hard-ish sci-fi setting, where the players are most often motivated by a need to pay off the loan on their spaceship.

Gonna start with one of my favourites: The Great Traveller Quintuple Cross. For those who don't know, Traveller is a hard-ish sci-fi setting, where the players are most often motivated by a need to pay off the loan on their spaceship. This need often leads to very Firefly-esque situations.

Here's one on what can happen when a paranoid party gets introduced to a nightmarish underwater labyrinth, by an amazing GM.

A classic. The best stories in gaming were never planned out, but just times when fate and the will of the dice decided to throw everything out.

We now break, for a tale from the strange land of IRL. And how /tg/ got anon a date.

We now return to your regularly scheduled /tg/: A free-style rap battle between a Lich and a Paladin.

Bubba and his Bikers Save Christmas.

If you find a good GM, keep them happy and well fed. Or they might turn into an Insane-Genius GM, and you'll end up spending six months cockblocking an elf.

Trolls and Goats. A great GM can build a setting out of anything.