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In a grim, bizarro realm where Patricia Pulling and Pat Robertson are outlawed D&D splat writers, the only RPG is Black Tokyo
Artcow Chris A. Fields
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I hope it's the opposite kind, just so I can laugh in horror and justify the usage of the Horrified rating.
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I hope you mean "sperm kaiju" in the same sense as "sperm whale".
How about the final boss, instead? I'm still trying to track down all the magic stuff that isn't 'fuck your dog/sister/motorcycle/self', but it's slow going since I haven't sorted my RPG folders in years.
Shingami (CR 25)
Beyond Colossal Giant
Init -4; Senses Darkvision 60 ft
Aura Radioactive Hell (heavily irritated area 150 ft)
Languages Mindlessly repeats circa WWII anti-Japanese catch phrases
(boring statblock omitted for the sake of those who don't play d20 Modern)
The Shingami is the ‘western god of death’, a colossal
psychic monster created from the hate and bigotry of an
entire nation. Born during World War II, the Shingami
is the living embodiment of American sin- the loath-
some spirit that put Japanese-Americans into camps,
and the same rage that burnt the world at Hiroshima
and Nagasaki. Like the Genbu, the colossal Shingami
has slept through the decades, somewhere deep beneath
the Sea of Othosk. Coral has grown over the monster’s
resting place, and every day cargo ships drift lazily by
above. For most, the Shingami is long forgotten. Only
a handful of Japanese arcanists serving with Police
Section Seven believe the monster still lives and even
fewer have a plan to destroy the great beast if it should
ever reawaken.
The Shingami stands taller than most of Tokyo’s sky
scrapers, and it’s sheer mass shakes the ground with
every step it takes. The monster resembles a gigantic
ebony ape with dozens of jagged horns nearly half a
kilometer long protruding from its spine and the crown
of its head.
The Shingami’s sickly yellow and black face is like
something out of a WWII propaganda poster- a slant
eyed, bucktoothed, leering parody of a Japanese man’s.
Dozens of penis tendrils, each the size of subway trains
whip, from beneath the creature’s bulging gut. The
Shingami’s eyes glow a bloody crimson, and its light is
strong enough to blot out the sun. From head to hooves,
the monster is wreathed in atomic flames.
Radioactive Hell (SU): The Shingami laughed at the
atomic end of World War II, relishing the destruc-
tion. It is a creature of elemental atomic fire. A 150
ft radius around the behemoth is considered heavily
irradiated and remains so for 1d6 minutes after the
Shingami passes.
Squirming Cock Rush (EX): The Shingami’s enormous
prehensile cocks strike up to three enemies which must
be within 30 ft of one another with every attack. Make
one attack roll for all adversaries, and this is considered
a single attack. All enemies struck by the behemoth’s
cock suffer the same amount of damage.
Fling (EX): If the clumsy Shingami can get hold of a
Huge or smaller target, it can toss the target up to 500
ft in any direction it chooses. If attacking a Medium or
smaller target, it may scoop up two adjacent Medium
sized enemies with a single attack roll. It really, really
likes doing this.
Horrific Orgasm (SU): As often as once every 3d6
rounds, the Shingami can ejaculate waves upon waves
of acidic greenish-grey semen from every one of its
dozen cocks. Bits of the corpses it has created rush out
mixed with the acidic spray.
As a full round action, the Shingami unleashes a 500 ft
cone of acid which inflicts 20d10 points of acid damage
to everything within the blast radius. Characters caught
within the spray may attempt a DC 28 REF Save for
half damage.
Eventual Return (EX): The Shingami is nearly
impossible to ever truly destroy. It can only be permanently
slain if a character of American nationality voluntarily
chooses to sacrifice themselves to the task. The
creature must first be brought to negative HP equal to
its maximum positive HP total, and the American
sacrifice must immolate him or herself atop the gigantic
corpse. Otherwise, the slain behemoth will return to life
in 4d6 months, or upon the next Akashita Wind storm.
ha. ha. ha.
In other news, I will be out of town this weekend/otherwise in a place where I can't look at shitty porn games without people asking awkward questions. I'm looking to finish the race writeup sometime next week, though!
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Ohhhhhh.
Ohhhhh, this guy.
I think I wanna play too, @Surtur .
I need to be a berserker, though. Because everything in this game must die.
Ohhhhh, this guy.
I think I wanna play too, @Surtur .
I need to be a berserker, though. Because everything in this game must die.
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Yeah man, parents suck.
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Aha! Holy shit! Didn't realise there was a thread on good ol' Chris 'Asshole' Fields. I've got some of his books torrented, some of them are bad, not even from a "why are you roleplaying a loli tentacle monster" view, but more so the "why would anyone play this mechanically" view.
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@Surtur
Is it possible you can sent the interested people a PM on how to make a character and other game info?
Is it possible you can sent the interested people a PM on how to make a character and other game info?
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Yeah, give me a few days to read up on shit I've been swamped with work. I should have next week free to read up though.
A bit long, but this segment from the core rulebook is something the SJW crowd really should have read in advance:
Short version, it acknowledged up front this is a fucked up universe, Fields does not endorse players engaging in acts out of their comfort zone, tells them to step away from the game or stop playing altogether if they find it that triggering, and to exercise responsibility regarding their emotional well-being while playing.
He still depicts a universe that's eight different shades of fucked in the head, but at least he included fair warning and an advisory not to take it too far.
I deliberately avoided including overt loli elements into Black Tokyo. As always, players and gamemasters can describe their characters anyway they wish, and are free to determine the age and maturity of those characters. But even the youngest characters depicted in Black Tokyo are high school juniors and seniors, and most are at least college age: both writing and art reflects this.
There may be references to child abuse and exploitation, but it’s the province of villains, something for the hyper-sexed heroes to prevent or avenge, not engage in. Unlike most sexual activity, loli-sex, if it’s included at all, is a background element, a facet of character, and a crime to be solved. Child abuse in Black Tokyo is handled identically to similar situations in mainstream cop shows: it’s something evil that happens off screen and must be answered on screen.
Likewise, child incest is not a subject you’ll find often in Black Tokyo. Consensual incest between adults is only slightly more common. I’ve included it as an example of a mystic restriction placed on hentai arcanists, a sacrifice and source of clan-based magical powers for sexual superheroes. Psychological and emotional trauma are as nonexistent in Black Tokyo as they are in most hentai.
Needless to say, the few references to incest in Black Tokyo don’t reflect reality.
Rape is a more difficult subject to escape in hentai. Not only does the omnipresent view
of rape say something interesting about the role of women and dark fantasy in real Japanese
society, it’s a common combat tactic for hentai demons. Rape fantasies spring from feelings of powerlessness, inadequacy, and hatred, all dark emotions that can spur whole panoply of adventure hooks and character motivations. Rape fantasies aren’t a happy subject, but they’re a main theme of the genre, one that needs to be explored in any setting claiming to accurately model ‘the hentai experience’.
However, most players consider their PCs to be an extension of themselves, and many might be disturbed by having their alter ego violated. As a GM myself, I’d recommend the following:
Before running any sexually explicit campaign, warn the PCs what you’re doing,
and what the ‘table rules’ about sexuality are.
Now, any group running a hentai campaign is probably going to be more willing to discuss
sexuality than most groups, and more willing to sit through sexually explicit flavor text and
action than other groups. That doesn’t mean that all the players are comfortable with being raped
in game.
I’d ask the players if something that potentially traumatic and creepy is something they feel comfortable having happen to their character. If the player says yes, have the player pencil a big letter “R” on their character sheet. That particular PC is fair game for the rapacious attentions of demons and villains.
Characters without a mark might be threatened with rape and sexual torture, but for
some reason, the threats never come to pass. It becomes the gamemaster’s responsibility
to ensure the character dies nobly, is rescued or fights his or her way free before the worst
happens.
Players can add or erase the mark as the game progresses, and if unpleasant emotions
are stirred by an in-game violation, simply slam down the GM Hammer and erase the incident
from history, retconning things so the rape itself never occurred. If the player feels his or her
character is irreparably ruined by rape, have that PC exit the scene and quickly introduce a
new character to the group. Sometimes, if things have gotten particularly bad, you might have
to ignore in-game continuity and just let major changes happen to get the game back on track.
Otherwise, the campaign might need to just die a natural death, and be reborn as something else.
And if game table events start taking a toll on real-world relationships or peace of mind, put this PDF back into the ‘unused gaming products’ folder on your computer and get back to playing something less intense and emotionally loaded.
There may be references to child abuse and exploitation, but it’s the province of villains, something for the hyper-sexed heroes to prevent or avenge, not engage in. Unlike most sexual activity, loli-sex, if it’s included at all, is a background element, a facet of character, and a crime to be solved. Child abuse in Black Tokyo is handled identically to similar situations in mainstream cop shows: it’s something evil that happens off screen and must be answered on screen.
Likewise, child incest is not a subject you’ll find often in Black Tokyo. Consensual incest between adults is only slightly more common. I’ve included it as an example of a mystic restriction placed on hentai arcanists, a sacrifice and source of clan-based magical powers for sexual superheroes. Psychological and emotional trauma are as nonexistent in Black Tokyo as they are in most hentai.
Needless to say, the few references to incest in Black Tokyo don’t reflect reality.
Rape is a more difficult subject to escape in hentai. Not only does the omnipresent view
of rape say something interesting about the role of women and dark fantasy in real Japanese
society, it’s a common combat tactic for hentai demons. Rape fantasies spring from feelings of powerlessness, inadequacy, and hatred, all dark emotions that can spur whole panoply of adventure hooks and character motivations. Rape fantasies aren’t a happy subject, but they’re a main theme of the genre, one that needs to be explored in any setting claiming to accurately model ‘the hentai experience’.
However, most players consider their PCs to be an extension of themselves, and many might be disturbed by having their alter ego violated. As a GM myself, I’d recommend the following:
Before running any sexually explicit campaign, warn the PCs what you’re doing,
and what the ‘table rules’ about sexuality are.
Now, any group running a hentai campaign is probably going to be more willing to discuss
sexuality than most groups, and more willing to sit through sexually explicit flavor text and
action than other groups. That doesn’t mean that all the players are comfortable with being raped
in game.
I’d ask the players if something that potentially traumatic and creepy is something they feel comfortable having happen to their character. If the player says yes, have the player pencil a big letter “R” on their character sheet. That particular PC is fair game for the rapacious attentions of demons and villains.
Characters without a mark might be threatened with rape and sexual torture, but for
some reason, the threats never come to pass. It becomes the gamemaster’s responsibility
to ensure the character dies nobly, is rescued or fights his or her way free before the worst
happens.
Players can add or erase the mark as the game progresses, and if unpleasant emotions
are stirred by an in-game violation, simply slam down the GM Hammer and erase the incident
from history, retconning things so the rape itself never occurred. If the player feels his or her
character is irreparably ruined by rape, have that PC exit the scene and quickly introduce a
new character to the group. Sometimes, if things have gotten particularly bad, you might have
to ignore in-game continuity and just let major changes happen to get the game back on track.
Otherwise, the campaign might need to just die a natural death, and be reborn as something else.
And if game table events start taking a toll on real-world relationships or peace of mind, put this PDF back into the ‘unused gaming products’ folder on your computer and get back to playing something less intense and emotionally loaded.
Short version, it acknowledged up front this is a fucked up universe, Fields does not endorse players engaging in acts out of their comfort zone, tells them to step away from the game or stop playing altogether if they find it that triggering, and to exercise responsibility regarding their emotional well-being while playing.
He still depicts a universe that's eight different shades of fucked in the head, but at least he included fair warning and an advisory not to take it too far.
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Bullshit. I asked a friend how I could measure how often emotional trauma occurs in hentai, and he recomended just searching on a website. It took me a little while to get used to [NSFW]g.e-hentai.org's search system, but when I did, I found out that there are [NSFW AS SHIT]at least 2083 pornographic works translated into English on that website alone that depict women literally being mentally broken and made into compliant sex slaves. And this is just one very specific type of extreme emotional abuse!
It's more like our boy Chris Fields up here doesn't want to admit that this sort of thing is very common in hentai.
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There's a difference between "traumatized for the sake of fetish" and "actually depicts trauma in a sensitive way."
As far as the "content warning," it strikes me as more of a "cover my ass" clause. Fields is desperately trying to push the whole "this is not my fetish at all, no sir, you totally don't have to have rape in it if you don't want it!" angle, but there's no way you can look at the contents of the book and say "Yes, I want to play it, but only if I don't get raped." That's like half the stuff that's in there. It's like joining a Call of Cthulhu game and expecting not to take SAN damage.
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Oh, I agree, but the way they described his work you'd think the guy didn't even bother to mention up front his work was disturbing to some audiences and just reveled in shock material to offend them specifically.
Also, the art in the core rulebook makes OPL look like a Renaissance master.
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It's the lack of editing that gets me. I mean, "Shingami"? "Corpophile"? And the Chastity and Depravity book is full of weird boxes in place of some of the letters.
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I can't imagine anyone not realizing something called "Tournament of Rapists" might have some rapey content in it.
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I thought it was about a bunch of people fighting with rapiers.
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PM sent to interested parties, if you are interested and did not receive the PM let me know.