Looking for 2 games referenced in comic.

[Ardamaeus]

All these references are near the beginning of the 8 bit theater comic during the various dream sequences.

I would like to know which game the background for the "Missledoken" cast by black mage is from.

I would like to know where the stat spread sheet Red Mage is dreaming about comes from. I assume it comes from Dungeons and Dragons but I cannot be sure.

If someone could email me at ardamaeus@hotmail.com or post it here I would appreciate it!

[Kurosen]

The first is Bangai-Oh for the Dreamcast. It's an amazing game. There's a DS version but I've not played it.

The second is some kind of custom Final Fantasy tabletop RPG possibly called, I think, The Returners.

[Ardamaeus]

Sweet thanks for the info, I'll put it to good use (bwahahaha)

[Shadow Bunny]

How exactly could that information be used for nefarious purposes?

[Kim]

He could try and make a Bangai-oh RPG using The Returners character sheets. I'd say that's pretty nefarious.

[Molotovich]

That wouldnt be not only nefarious... but how in the world are you going to throw all those d20's when you launch your bangai's missile barrage?

[Codemonkey85]

The first is Bangai-Oh for the Dreamcast. It's an amazing game. There's a DS version but I've not played it.

I always wonderd what that was. Thanks for that, now I have to find the DS version.

[Kim]

Thanks for that, now I have to find the DS version.

To give you some idea on the DS version, the tutorial is hard. I'm pretty sure I stopped playing the game after I was unable to beat the first level after repeated attempts. It's not easy.

[Meister]

The Returners is correct and here (http://www.returnergames.com/) is their website. They may have developed the system and/or character sheets in the time since that comic. I always wanted to give that system a shot, but no opportunity has come up yet.

[shiney]

That wouldnt be not only nefarious... but how in the world are you going to throw all those d20's when you launch your bangai's missile barrage?

You roll 1d20 * 1d20 to determine how many missiles you shoot, and then 1d20 to determine how much damage each of them do! With a perfect three rolls, you shoot 400 missiles for 20 damage apiece!

Man!!!

[Melfice]

I don't know Bangai-Oh, but alternatively, weapons upgrade provides a fixed range of missiles. For instance, your starter missile pod has a missile count of 200 - 400 missile, assigned to dice rolls.

Then roll a dice for the damage. 2 dice needed in total.

[Kim]

Well, since it's Bangai-Oh, you'd probably need to do at least twenty rolls to see if you've blown up yet.

[Codemonkey85]

I'll let you know how I do, NonCon! Personally I'm just excited to see a screen full of missiles like in that comic. It looked like fun.

[Magic_Marker]

You roll 1d20 * 1d20 to determine how many missiles you shoot, and then 1d20 to determine how much damage each of them do! With a perfect three rolls, you shoot 400 missiles for 20 damage apiece!

Man!!!

So it's basically 40k?

[krogothwolf]

So it's basically 40k?

No, that is not enough dices for 40k.