These are just a few storytimes from Back In the Day, mostly from our numerous DnD campaigns.
Just a few screencapped, narrated, and even illustrated Total War: Warhammer speedrun campaigns. And now a Divinity Original Sin 2 one as well.
Have you ever asked yourself "What's the fewest number of turns it'd take to beat Total War: Warhammer 2?"
The Green Knight Presents: Brettonian Money Laundering (A Very Hard World Conquest)
Ever wondered how fast a really determined chariot-riding Mummy can go? Let's find out.
The whole world must learn of our peaceful ways... by force!
A vast undead empire founded on the bullying of old men for lunch money. (TW:WH2 blitz World Record by a LOT)
The touching story of a rat and his quest for true love total nuclear armageddon.
A Divinity Original Sin 2 Pacifist Run (part 1 of 5ish)
A Divinity Original Sin 2 Pacifist Run (part 2 of 5ish)
A Divinity Original Sin 2 Pacifist Run (part 3 of 5ish)
There's just one video. It is about rats.
The fiery culmination of the Dr. Stange-Claw run, featuring mid 2000s movie refrences.
Movies re-written as RPG moments, DM of the Rings / Darths and Droids style
"I've got like fifty dex. I'm practically Legolas over here." (Original Thread Link)
"Wait, I have an idea, all we need to do is go out, catch a bunch of cats, and tie them to ourselves..." (Original Thread Link)
A fellow by the name of Chronicler runs weekly story-prompt-image threads on /tg/ and painstakingly caps the results (Which are all kept here: https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Storythread). These are the majority of my contibutions.
Warning: No promises are made in regards to quality. Mispellings and mangled sentences are reltively frequent. All of these were capped on a wide-screen monitor, and I'm too lazy to dig up the more mobile-friendly archive links.
>What the hell am I reading? These are the stories of my group's Dark Heresy campaign. So far it has been about a bunch of guardsmen who's regiment gets eaten by nids then sign up with the Inquisition as discount labor for newbie Interrogators. >Who are you and how can I contact you? I'm posting on /tg/ under the name Shoggy. If you would like to talk to me you can reach me at Shoggy.Seldom@gmail.com >Why is the perspective so weird? Because I started writing from the players' perspective and am a creature of habit. Unless this goes into a book it'll stay like this. Imagine you're hearing the story from an old soldier in a bar if it helps. >Which character do you play? So far people seem happier not knowing, if you really want to know jump into the discord server and ask. >What's this stuff about editing? I'm slowly going through all my posts and trying to tidy things up into a more respectable format. Anything labeled as unedited is exactly the same as I posted it on /tg/ and hasn't been polished yet. >Why some pages are translated in Italian and others aren't? A wonderful Italian volunteer offered a bit of their freetime, and is slowly working their way through chapters as time allows. Any suggestion or criticism about it is welcome at passavopercaso.a@gmail.com >May I used your characters in my own games or fiction? Go nuts man, I'd be honored. >Is there any way I can support you and ensure that you keep writing? Like cash or something? I already have a job and do this as a hobby, but I'd appreciate it if you shared these stories with anyone who you think might enjoy them. Ohh, and if you're good at drawing, any art to add to the collection here (http://1d4chan.org/wiki/All_Guardsmen_Party#Gallery) would be awesome. >I am from Games Workshop / Black Library / Fantasy Flight Games and would like to turn this into an actual published work. No you aren't stop lying. >Will there be any more stories for the All Guardsmen Party? There haven't been any campaigns since then, except a youtube series called Regiment On The Run. Writing this was exhausting. I can't promise to make another set of stories like AGP, or more AGP. I want to try some other things.
>Ivan, BurnToast101, Rhys For heroicly volunteering to help edit this mess. Truly, they are great slayers of mispellings and purple prose. >Devin Hoyt, RollForSanLoss, and Nate Pilgrim For providing a few of the better pieces of art floating around here. >Mystic Revolution For making that image of the inquisitor that I start every thread with. It doesn't count as stealing if I bought a shirt with that design from their store, right?
