Tabletop RPG's
 

I like them.

Tell me about them in relation to you.

GO.

I tried playing Warhammer 40k and I couldn't for the life of me find why people found it interesting. I'm not going to write all tabletop RPG's off yet until I've exhausted them all.

Until then, however, I'll stick to my RPG's in video game format.

I like 40k as an idea but rarely play it.

I've inherited my brother's D&D sourcebooks and leaf through them occasionally, but was never interested enough to play.

Hrmm, I've read the Call of Cthulu RPG book, 8th edition I think, a D&D volume, the Rogue Trader books I've also read three or four warhammer 40k codexes and yet, I've never played a proper game of any.

It's something I'd be interested in but can't really do because...and this sounds really shitty but...because I have to maintain a sort of image in real life.

They seem really fun, but I've never really bothered to get into them. I played it once at a local Warhammer shop and it was fun. Board games are more of my thing.

i never got into wargames either, but i play shadowrun, pathfinder, changeling: the lost, rogue trader, and l5r pretty often.

NERD

Always wanted to try D&D but never got 'round to it.
They don't interest me a great deal.

I played warhammer once but could never get into it.

I have some D&D miniatures and stuff.

I painted Warhammer figures as a hobby, but I never actually played the game. I'd love to get back into painting 40k figures, but I never have the time these days. :(

I have 2000 points of Warhammer Chaos Space Marines.

I like painting stuff, it's a decent hobby.

I like Monopoly.

Oh my god, hello!plus they cost a bomb.

That's why you wait for someone else to come out of the shop, beat them, take their bags and run.

Ah yes, the boot is a difficult character to inhabit.

the car! everyone wants the car.

i buy warhammer paint, but thats it.

Not if you know where to go.
One box of 40k Ork Boyz plus a dictionary-sized catalogue of "bitz" for conversions will last you months. Maybe years, depending on your speed. The Citadel paint pots can set you back quite a bit, which is usually why I would just by primaries and mix my own colors.

i have a bunch of old uncrafted warhammer stuff under my bed, probably sell it.

I like 40K a lot, I have about 5 of the Black Library books sitting around here. I also have a little group of about 6 Orks. I'll post a picture of them when I get around to it.

I think the 40k lore is more interesting than the miniatures in most instances.

Caring for them is fun though

Warhammer Miniatures are great fun to assemble and paint, especially if you're a conversion nut like yours truly.

Also, you discipline the fuck out of your hands painting those tiny buggers. It's like performing surgery, only harder.

Eh, I liked the assembly but detested the painting because I'll be fucked if I made more than 4 models that looked like they should have done on the front of the boxes. It's not like the Tau and Necrons are hard to do either. I even bought a Monolith a few years back but never finished painting it.

Mm-hmm. I've got a shoebox full of converted (rather well, if I say so myself) minatures. It breaks my heart that I'll probably never find the time to paint them.

http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/4595/img1440rh.jpg

Here's a Chaos Dreadnought I made.

http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/5248/img1427j.jpg

Here are some transports and vehicles.


http://i41.tinypic.com/vos9dg.jpg

And here is my leader guy.

I wouldn't have pegged you as a Kayoss Mehreen, Ghost.

I like all the spiky arrowy bits and silliness.

I'm more of an ork or necron guy myself. XD

Those aren't half bad paint jobs though.

I painted some bad ass, super-colorful Orkz. I have them packed away somewhere. I wonder if they're even still in tact.