Is it possible as a DM to convince your players that God does not exist via telling a tabletop RPG story?
What kind of story would /tg/ tell if that was the goal?

Shut the fuck up. Quit making these argument-bait threads. Just shut the fuck up and go do your summer homework instead. You are such a loser.

Yeah.
>What kind of story would /tg/ tell if that was the goal?
A regular one. Probably sci-fi.

I assume you mean a setting with no gods and not preaching to your group.

>>96232104
You're not a cop you can't arrest me, I can make as many threads as I want while I am drunk on a Friday night fuck you pig

>>96232093 (OP)
So, let me get this straight. You want to
>be in the position of an all-powerful entity existing outside of a universe
>use that position to tell a story to other entities that also exist outside of that universe, but in which they will have limited influence through the control of individual pieces
>use that story to convince those fellow entities that your own universe lacks any kind of all-powerful entities outside of it, despite the fact that they will necessarily know and understand that the story was in fact sculpted by an all-powerful entity outside of the universe in which it took place
Like, what's the fucking point? What's your actual angle, here?

>>96232208
That sounds so absurd I love it

>>96232208
>>be in the position of an all-powerful entity existing outside of a universe
referee real so god real

>>96232208
The world's not a story, ape

>>96232317
The past is. That's why they call it his story.

>>96232208
This sounds like a failed Hideo Kojima draft for a video game.

If 4chan would let me post the pepperoni fart pasta, I would. Count yourself lucky the gif won't upload, OP, and go join your "people" over on r/Atheism

>>96232093 (OP)
Traditional games?

>>96232376
What is "via telling a tabletop RPG story?" if not traditional games?