/tg/ - Traditional Games

>>221889

Pathfinder.

>>221892

Really?

>>221889

Business Fantasy

>>221925

…Elaborate? If it's like that businessman spoof giving a dragon financial advice, I'm game.

D&D 3.5 set in Forgotten Realms. Class choice is anything core, race choice is anything that has a Tolkien counterpart.

>>221931

/thread

>>221889

Dungeons & Dragons.

>>221889

I'd say something like modern supernatural fantasy (Twilight), Magical School (Harry Potter), or "Generic Fantasy" (Lord of the Rings) would all be the most normalfag friendly, if only because the exhaustive movies allow normalfags to understand these settings in the easiest way possible.

It pains me to put LoTR on that list, but because of it, normalfags understand dwarves, elves, orcs, and going on adventures with swords and bows.

>>221889

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_religious_populations

Christianity 2.2 billion[3] 31.50%

Islam 1.6 billion[4] 22.32%

Secular[a]/Nonreligious[b]/Agnostic/Atheist ≤1.1 billion 15.35%

Hinduism 1 billion 13.95%

Chinese traditional religion[c] 394 million 5.50%

Buddhism 376 million 5.25%

- Christian medieval settings like King Arthur and Tolkien

- Arabic medieval settings like Aladdin

- Space fantasy settings like Aasimov's stuff

- Medieval Indian continent roleplay

- Chinese martial arts Wuxia roleplay

- Japanese samurai weebness

>>222021

wai?

>>222060

>>222021

>>222062

It's funny, in a thousand-yard-stare sort of way.

Forgotten Realms and whatever Pathfinder's setting is called.

>>222062

>>222021

So.. That's what hell looks like.

>>221889

GURPS

Then just run normalfag shit that normalfags know.

>>221889

>What's the most normalfag a RPG or tabletop game can get?

Without any furries at all? Hmm… good question.

The most normal fag RPGs are the ones in popular conciseness, were featured somewhere in popular media/were on the big bang theory.

For miniwargames? Maybe Xwing, as its a well known ip among normal fags already, and it is relatively simple to get into. Maybe 40k, simply because that is one of the most ubiquitous one out there currently. This isn't even to disparage 40k or x wing, but they are by far the most common mini wargames I have seen played by a country mile. Honestly when I first started thinking about this I figured it would be historical wargames, but those really are overshadowed.

As for board games? Settlers of Catan and Munchin, assuming we aren't counting games like Monopoly.

Alma Mater

https://rpggeek.com/rpgitem/45812/alma-mater-high-school-role-playing-game

http://www.therpgsite.com/showthread.php?t=11831

Anything that would let hipsters sit around coffee shops rolling to see how snappy their quips are.

Dungeon World and Torchbearer.

Not even kidding they are shilling this at my FLGS.

>>228237

What is so bad about those games?

>>228196

40k is popular but still pretty niche. It's a lot like metal; the aesthetic is pretty deliberately normie-repellent even if a shitload of people like it.

>>221889

Dungeons and Dragons.

>>228237

>Torchbearer

>Normalfag

Seriously what

>>228306

its the 3x's dumbed down version of burning wheel that has slowly but inevitably moved closer to dnd each time.

>>Its for normies and if you like it you should feel bad.