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Sep 11, 2026
LarsGUEST
But I've painted everything.
LarsGUEST
Fantasy, sci-fi, a bit of Nicomunda, a few civilians here and there, a few things for Shadowrun.
LarsGUEST
I'm playing in a Shadowrun RPG, and we like to use miniatures for it.
LarsGUEST
All sorts of stuff.
LarsGUEST
I even have some 6mm scale stuff I want to get to and a few spaceships.
CodyHOST
I didn't watch the whole video because I'm not going to play it.
CodyHOST
Oh yeah, Shadowrun.
CodyHOST
That was the game I was trying to think of last week when we were talking about it.
CodyHOST
That's the one that mixes Dungeons & Dragons and Cyberpunk together.
Moxie the YeenHOST
or text that one's more drawings this is text but like But also, it's just like a cool-seeming magic world that's like, it's here.
Moxie the YeenHOST
It's Shadowrun, but it's not Shadowrun.
Moxie the YeenHOST
So, before I blather on anymore, Brad, how'd you get along with this?
BradHOST
I think this is the best first chapter in Weekly Shonen Jump since Ichi the Witch.
BedrothHOST
... fantastic here.
BedrothHOST
I was a little confused at first because when I saw Shadowgate, my mind went to Shadowrun, which has a completely different aesthetic.
BryanHOST
Hmm.
BedrothHOST
Although-
BryanHOST
Yeah
BedrothHOST
... th- they both do, do have roots in some, some similar areas with, you know, Shadowgate being a, a sort of, you know, steampunk, sci-fi, uh, noir riff on D&D.
BedrothHOST
But not Shadowgate, Shadowrun, if I didn't say that right.
BedrothHOST
Anyway, um- But I do like how unique this is in all the ways that you pointed out, the fact that it's, it's first person, you are actually in the mine cart.
SaulHOST
set, yeah.
JoleneHOST
So he found it and he looked at the rules and he goes, it's a lot like Shadowrun.
JoleneHOST
And I go, okay.
JoleneHOST
I didn't realize how much it was like Shadowrun until we played it.
SaulHOST
Well, yeah.
SaulHOST
I mean, Shadowrun is in the setting, yeah.
JoleneHOST
Yeah.
SaulHOST
Not the rules.
JessPANELIST
possible house rules are going to potentially help us have this type of environment.
JessPANELIST
So, for example, when Shadowrun used to have a lovely rule that if you brought snacks to the game, you could get free karma.
JessPANELIST
Now, if you were the type of GM where you're like, I love snacks, right? That could be potentially very beneficial.
JessPANELIST
But if you're also around a bunch of people and they're like, hey, that's not fair because I can't bring snacks, then it seems like it's unfair.
7 MINS LATER
JamieHOST
I guess I'm technically house ruling at that point I'm creating my own monsters is that is that bleeding over into the homebrew section or is it still on the house rule side because you guys know full well that I very often make up my own monsters as Opposed to using the ones in the book It was a house rule
BenderPANELIST
for us.
BenderPANELIST
It was a Shadowrun thing.
BenderPANELIST
If you were to get shot and you didn't immediately somehow solve the bullet hole, you will bleed to death from that bullet hole.
Ross WatsonHOST
It certainly can be an impact on that.
Ross WatsonHOST
Um, uh, I mean, one of the things we would say when we played a lot of Shadowrun, um, in Shadowrun, most of the time your antagonists are, you know, guys who work for mega corporations, security guards, uh, et cetera.
Ross WatsonHOST
And often one of the moral quandaries in a Shadowrun game is like, "Hey, this guy's just doing his job.
Ross WatsonHOST
Do we need to murder him to accomplish our goal?" You know.
Ross WatsonHOST
Um, but I, I think, I think it- there are...
24 MINS LATER
Vera SamilaHOST
Yeah.
Vera SamilaHOST
Cynicalist, thank you so much.
Vera SamilaHOST
As someone whose intro to tabletop RPGs was Shadowrun and World of Darkness, not D&D, I'm so used to morally damaged PCs that hard alignment systems are weird to me.
JessHOST
possible house rules are going to potentially help us have this type of environment.
JessHOST
So, for example, when Shadowrun used to have a lovely rule that if you brought snacks to the game, you could get free karma.
JessHOST
Now, if you were the type of GM where you're like, I love snacks, right? That could be potentially very beneficial.
JessHOST
But if you're also around a bunch of people and they're like, hey, that's not fair because I can't bring snacks, then it seems like it's unfair.
7 MINS LATER
JamieHOST
I guess I'm technically house ruling at that point I'm creating my own monsters is that is that bleeding over into the homebrew section or is it still on the house rule side because you guys know full well that I very often make up my own monsters as Opposed to using the ones in the book It was a house rule
BenderHOST
for us.
BenderHOST
It was a Shadowrun thing.
BenderHOST
If you were to get shot and you didn't immediately somehow solve the bullet hole, you will bleed to death from that bullet hole.
Damien MorfitHOST
Um, another example that I've used in the past is, let's say part of your campaign that you're running is urban.
Damien MorfitHOST
You know, maybe you're playing Shadowrun.
Damien MorfitHOST
Maybe you're playing, uh, Cyberpunk Red.
Damien MorfitHOST
Um, maybe you've gone old school and you're playing some D20 Modern.
14 MINS LATER
Damien MorfitHOST
Exactly.
Damien MorfitHOST
Those would've made perfect spots for archers to sit in or if we were playing something more like, uh, cr- modern age, uh, snipers.
Damien MorfitHOST
You could even have spell casters if we're talking Shadowrun.
Damien MorfitHOST
Um-
BrandonHOST
And Cyborg, this one, outside of the switch target, the elemental.
ChrisPANELIST
Unlike Shadowrun, these things get popped, so...
ChrisPANELIST
I guess technically, though, it's like the equivalent of a Force 1 or 2 at the level I'm able to summon them.
ChrisPANELIST
So those would get popped, too.
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