Are there any games with actual mechanics for fighting titanic monsters?
Are there any games with actual mechanics for fighting titanic monsters?
John Bailey
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Lucas Long
Last Stand and Colossal Hunter.
Josiah Jackson
Lost Planet games.
Xavier Sanders
Strike! got mechanics for Shadow of the Colossus-style titanic monsters, where the monster is both enemy and terrain.
Owen Sanchez
One of the first little rules expansion samples for Fate Core was about huge monsters. They work fine.
Exalted 3e has a nonzero amount of thought on the subject.
A friend of mine made a game made a homebrew mini game about humans fighting giant monsters, but I don't have the rules so it's of no use to you.
Some of the monsters in Beast Hunters are pretty big.
Thomas Turner
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Easton Richardson
Anima has em. one of the BIG creatures is a 2 mile long storm aeon. fighting on him requires passing saves or getting zapped.
Evan Moore
I can't find rules for it, where are you guys looking?
Hunter Cooper
Link to PDF?
Blake Peterson
They are more like guidelines. It's the titanic monsters part.
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Grayson Diaz
Anything for fighting something about the size of a continent?
Jaxson Williams
I think by that point if your players dont have WMD tier spells or a continent sized ally your not going to have much luck with that.
Brandon Stewart
At a certain point, giant monsters are pretty much a dungeon.
They go through and find parts to break.
Tyler Nelson
Even when they can be near Superman-tier?
Aiden Turner
this might be a good way to build up a threat. At first you think its just another dungeon maybe a building, a big ship, a cave. but as you move through it the player slowly put the pieces together. and once they do thats when shit really hits the fan.
near superman tier is WMD tier
Dylan Williams
What are you having them fight?
Leo Bailey
Last Stand is EDF but with bio-organic armor and weapons made from slain enemies, who can make up the entire geometry of the encounter if they're the REALLY big sort.
Hunter Gomez
GURPS actually. There is a pyramid article dedicated to it, with everything from ducking between a monsters legs to rapelling down it.
Nicholas Thompson
The geography and oceanography in this image are dubious, to say the least.
Cooper Cook
You can hazard that the environment was altered by the megafauna because it is obviously an entity of phenomenal power, since it must displace outrageous quantities of water to move. Digging out a nest in the shallows is well within its logic.
Lincoln Carter
out of curiosity, but do any of these rule sets / settings involve the usage of a harpoon gun and rope as part of the standard kit for boarding titanic monsters?