BT? Battletech? Im sorry, im not familiar with tabletop battle tech, as far as tabletop goes im only familiar with warhammer 40k. As far as pen and paper, ive done shadowrun and DnD. Sadly Ive only every played Mechwarrior Online so my battletech knowledge is vary limited. Reading the PDF I found right now though.

the pdf you found was the one i was talking about, anyways BT works on a 2d6 system for individual mechs, rather than the D6 vomit of WH40K, but luckily you should be set on D6s if you play WH

Going to have to add this to my list of RPGs to play. Finding a DM I trust in my area is hard, even harder to get the players to find a day every week, let alone month to to join up. Since most of us have jobs we cant control the scheduled of.

Know anyone else online willing to give it a go or something? I tried doing some reddit shadowrun thing but that just felt some impersonal jumping groups like they did.

Can't say I do, I mostly play with my old High School friends that still live in the area, since most of us are just going to local universities and colleges

Nope of those links seem to work (at least for me) which version is this?

muehlenweg.us/nicstuff/Battletech%20RPG/A%20Time%20of%20War.pdf

Oh no, i noticed the definition, its just that batman isn't described by the attributes listed, its like if i put the definition of benevolent next to a picture of joseph stalin and said "see how benevolent joseph stalin is?"

Batmans morality is entirely based on the rule of law, that is a traditionally heroic sense of morality

I don't know what else to say, maybe try being less butthurt just because someone thumbs you down

>Be batman
>be a vigilante: a clear anti-hero trait
>be dark, brooding
>use brains and cunning
>use stealth, the cowards way out
>refuse to do what is best for the people of gotham, killing the joker, etc
your continued lack of understanding of the concept of antihero is why you sound retarded. An antihero isn't the special snowflake you want, it's a fucking standard set by Don Quixote

1. Literally every single hero is a vigilante, superman, green lantern, wonder woman are all vigilantes

2. Using your brain & being cunning isn't an anti hero trait by itself

3. Standing in front of or behind someone before you engage them has nothing to do with your moral status

4. He is doing what he percieves to be the best for gotham, which used to be a run down den of complete corruption and batman shows the world that no one, not even a hero is above the law

You're really grasping at straws here, the only things batman has are dark & brooding and paranoid But he does not do the two basic things that an antihero does:- kill people who get in their way and break rules.

antiheros don't have to kill people, and batman breaks plenty of laws, that's the definition of a vigilante. Batman believes he is above the law, again the definition of vigilante. And for fucks sake me anti-hero is an old ass term, you can't think straight because you think modern heroes are heroes rather than antiheroes, the only thing we have close to a true "hero" in modern comics is Captain America, everyone else renounces typical heroic traits and you just seem to think that the status quo changes the definition of hero. It doesn't. Batman is an antihero, Deadpool is an antihero. There is no debate.

Oh no, i noticed the definition, its just that batman isn't described by the attributes listed, its like if i put the definition of benevolent next to a picture of joseph stalin and said "see how benevolent joseph stalin is?"

Batmans morality is entirely based on the rule of law, that is a traditionally heroic sense of morality

I don't know what else to say, maybe try being less butthurt just because someone thumbs you down

>Be batman
>be a vigilante: a clear anti-hero trait
>be dark, brooding
>use brains and cunning
>use stealth, the cowards way out
>refuse to do what is best for the people of gotham, killing the joker, etc
your continued lack of understanding of the concept of antihero is why you sound retarded. An antihero isn't the special snowflake you want, it's a fucking standard set by Don Quixote

1. Literally every single hero is a vigilante, superman, green lantern, wonder woman are all vigilantes

2. Using your brain & being cunning isn't an anti hero trait by itself

3. Standing in front of or behind someone before you engage them has nothing to do with your moral status

4. He is doing what he percieves to be the best for gotham, which used to be a run down den of complete corruption and batman shows the world that no one, not even a hero is above the law

You're really grasping at straws here, the only things batman has are dark & brooding and paranoid But he does not do the two basic things that an antihero does:- kill people who get in their way and break rules.

antiheros don't have to kill people, and batman breaks plenty of laws, that's the definition of a vigilante. Batman believes he is above the law, again the definition of vigilante. And for fucks sake me anti-hero is an old ass term, you can't think straight because you think modern heroes are heroes rather than antiheroes, the only thing we have close to a true "hero" in modern comics is Captain America, everyone else renounces typical heroic traits and you just seem to think that the status quo changes the definition of hero. It doesn't. Batman is an antihero, Deadpool is an antihero. There is no debate.

Holy shit, didnt realize this was a thing. Is it a D20, D6 or D100 system?

2D6, so just like BT

BT? Battletech? Im sorry, im not familiar with tabletop battle tech, as far as tabletop goes im only familiar with warhammer 40k. As far as pen and paper, ive done shadowrun and DnD. Sadly Ive only every played Mechwarrior Online so my battletech knowledge is vary limited. Reading the PDF I found right now though.

the pdf you found was the one i was talking about, anyways BT works on a 2d6 system for individual mechs, rather than the D6 vomit of WH40K, but luckily you should be set on D6s if you play WH

Going to have to add this to my list of RPGs to play. Finding a DM I trust in my area is hard, even harder to get the players to find a day every week, let alone month to to join up. Since most of us have jobs we cant control the scheduled of.

Know anyone else online willing to give it a go or something? I tried doing some reddit shadowrun thing but that just felt some impersonal jumping groups like they did.

Can't say I do, I mostly play with my old High School friends that still live in the area, since most of us are just going to local universities and colleges

There's... a Mechwarrior RPG? Excuse me, I've, uh, got some things to do.

I'm using the Mechwarrior RPG set, but that's the first edition of the rules I believe, if you want an updated version that's probably better, here's the most recent one.

bg.battletech.com/?wpsc-product=a-time-of-war-the-battletech-rpg

Nope of those links seem to work (at least for me) which version is this?

muehlenweg.us/nicstuff/Battletech%20RPG/A%20Time%20of%20War.pdf

Batman is an arbiter of justice & the rule of law, and made it his rule to never murder anyone under any circumstances

I don't know where the fuck you picked up the idea that he's morally ambiguous

"a central character in a story, movie, or drama who lacks conventional heroic attributes."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Fictional_antiheroes

Batman's an antihero.

Oh no, i noticed the definition, its just that batman isn't described by the attributes listed, its like if i put the definition of benevolent next to a picture of joseph stalin and said "see how benevolent joseph stalin is?"

Batmans morality is entirely based on the rule of law, that is a traditionally heroic sense of morality

I don't know what else to say, maybe try being less butthurt just because someone thumbs you down

>Be batman
>be a vigilante: a clear anti-hero trait
>be dark, brooding
>use brains and cunning
>use stealth, the cowards way out
>refuse to do what is best for the people of gotham, killing the joker, etc
your continued lack of understanding of the concept of antihero is why you sound retarded. An antihero isn't the special snowflake you want, it's a fucking standard set by Don Quixote

1. Literally every single hero is a vigilante, superman, green lantern, wonder woman are all vigilantes

2. Using your brain & being cunning isn't an anti hero trait by itself

3. Standing in front of or behind someone before you engage them has nothing to do with your moral status

4. He is doing what he percieves to be the best for gotham, which used to be a run down den of complete corruption and batman shows the world that no one, not even a hero is above the law

You're really grasping at straws here, the only things batman has are dark & brooding and paranoid But he does not do the two basic things that an antihero does:- kill people who get in their way and break rules.

antiheros don't have to kill people, and batman breaks plenty of laws, that's the definition of a vigilante. Batman believes he is above the law, again the definition of vigilante. And for fucks sake me anti-hero is an old ass term, you can't think straight because you think modern heroes are heroes rather than antiheroes, the only thing we have close to a true "hero" in modern comics is Captain America, everyone else renounces typical heroic traits and you just seem to think that the status quo changes the definition of hero. It doesn't. Batman is an antihero, Deadpool is an antihero. There is no debate.

Damn son you might be right.
Have you had that before

no, but i'm assuming whoever made this wanted to be wrong.

Orc paladin

yay interesting characters :3