Announcing FATE 5e 2024 edition!

[darjr]

Confused between Fate Core, Fate Accelerated, and Fate Condensed?
Add a whole new ruleset to your worries with Fate 5E 2024 Edition!
Now with over 160 additional classes, including:
Conflicted Thief Failed Stand-Up
10
Mere Paladin and
Revised Ranger_v6.3_final.doc!
With streamlined, updated rules!
We've consolidated Task Resolution and Immersive Roleplay into one action: Dice!
Fate SE 2024 Edition. It's just like all the other editions of Fate, but different!

 

[MarkB]

Don't threaten me with a good time.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

The Failed Stand-Up: Appearing at an internet near you every April 1.

 

[Joshua Randall]

They slayed me with Revised Ranger_v6.3_final.doc

Like I was Revised Ranger_v6.3_final.doc’s favored enemy.

 

[darjr]

They slayed me with Revised Ranger_v6.3_final.doc

Like I was Revised Ranger_v6.3_final.doc’s favored enemy.

What ranger do you play?
Oh, Revised Ranger_v6.2_final.doc!

I don’t take with that new fangled super hero new age Revised Ranger_v6.3_final.doc!

 

[Joshua Randall]

My friend tried to bring a Revised Ranger_v6.3_final.doc.finallyfinalreally.docx to the table, but we had to tell him no. That’s a bridge too far.

 

[darjr]

My friend tried to bring a Revised Ranger_v6.3_final.doc.finallyfinalreally.docx to the table, but we had to tell him no. That’s a bridge too far.

How dare they ! Is that even legal?

 

[Joshua Randall]

Onto another riff:

Meme Paladin is…

• A paladin constructed entirely from memes about paladins. (Lawful Stupid, “Too Slow, Sister!”, carries late-era 3e mount in Pokeball)
• A paladin who derives his powers from memes.
• A paladin who gets his powers from the D&D gods like normal but who fights on behalf of memes, which have achieved self sentience ever since they escaped from 4chan and are thus worthy of defense like any other living being.

 

[GMMichael]

The 20 on a six-sider is a nice touch (nicer than the 10, even).

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

The 20 on a six-sider is a nice touch (nicer than the 10, even).

It's like the set of Um, Actually, which is designed to trigger the casual viewer when they see all the slightly off props.