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Papel oficio 75g/m2 , o ideal é papel fotográfico, de preferência 180g/m2.
Impressora laser, mas as jato de tinta tem seus defensores.
RPG-7 made by me... I know the rocket is kinda F'd up, but yeah. Still.
Criticism is welcome.
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Military Museum: Modern Weapons, Small Arms Gallery. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
A collaborative city map that we can add new things to. Some of the basics were pre-drawn, but a lot of what you see (including all the text) is just drawn directly in Roll20 so we can add things to the map and figure out where things are over time.
For scale comparison, this is how big the new signs are. They're very, very big - but I like that - very visible, too!
Hint: Alexander is about 6'2" in Second Life terms, so you can get an idea of how tall they are.
My only RPG toy, the first release of Rini's Moon Stick. I got this for so cheap it makes me giggly inside.
Foto do GURPS Holy Day, núcleo Brasília realizado 22/11/08 na Livraria Pendragon por Eduardo Caetano. Eu estou mestrando GURPS usando o mundo de Titan e Dungeoneer
What's the difference between a casual MMO player and a veteran?
A Casual player... Prefers a T2 RP style (instant description action), which is assisted by emotes and some MMO world shouts! They concern themselves with the best armor, the top weapons, the highest reputation titles, completing quests and beating the game. They don't often show value for the spirit of an MMORPG which is to roleplay creating their own story and plot or with character morality determining whether their character is friendly or hostile (hero or villain) and also character marriages.
Veteran's are... People who are for more experiences than just the simple gaming fun. They bask in character biographies, T1 style role play (highly descriptive), moral system, character marriages and character psyche more than simplistic gaming. They value the MMORPG spirit more than any noob or casual gamer ever will. They are the only ones to keep an MMORPG lasting for a longer time than it is expected to run!
Noobs ruin the spirit and the atmosphere or even the experience of an MMO driving players away so that they avoid a game like the plague.