Thread 96903557

Has your character ever been featured on a wanted poster?

>>96903557 (OP)
Yes
No
Maybe

>>96903557 (OP)
No, because most of the games I have played in took place in medieval, ancient or prehistory fantasy themed settings, not 18th century america, where paper, printing and being able to read is common..

>>96903557 (OP)
Potemkin thread.

>>96903557 (OP)
Yes, beause the game i have played in took place in a kitchen sink setting with a steampunk corner, where paper, printing and being able to read was common.

So we were in Steampunk town and worked for Corpo 1 under false identity to get in a position to screw over Corpo 2, who had the McGuffin we were after. Corpo 2 eventually put wanted posters up that showed our false identities

>>96903557 (OP)
Have you tried getting a real job instead of content fishing for your ai voice channel?

no

>>96904258
Isn't it one of those anachronisms people just accept as part of basic medieval fantasy?

>>96903557 (OP)
GM implied he would put my character one one (for being undead and torturing a goblin in our "hate crime goblins for pay" campaign) then chimped out, gave him a story death at level 4, and kicked me from the campaign without a word after weeks of seething about me in subtle ways primarily for derailing the campaign accidentally

>>96911854
If it's fantasy, how can anything be anachronistic?

>>96913287
>"Oh so you can accept a flying fire breathing dragon, but a 2007 Honda Accord in a medieval world is what breaks your suspension of disbelief?"

>>96913702
I can however accept wanted posters in my fantasy TTRPG campaign.

>>96904258
>caring about anachronisms in a fantasy game

>>96903557 (OP)
Yes, but he wore a mask and had a alias. So he did do a stunt of eating by one for shit and giggles since no one could tell it was him.

>>96920230
lmao based

>>96913702
Whether or not something breaks a person's immersion doesn't determine if it's an anachronism.