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	The Mistborn adventure game is an RPG produced by Crafty Games, set in Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn universe. It is the most METAL RPG ever, mainly because the magic system revolves around, well, metals.		The Mistborn adventure game is an [[RPG]] produced by Crafty Games, set in Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn universe. It is the most METAL RPG ever, mainly because the magic system revolves around, well, metals.

	== Setting ==		== Setting ==
	Both the books and RPG are set in the final empire, which ranks only slightly below the Warhammer 40k universe on shitty places to live. Ash constantly falls from the sky, thick mists obscure the night and the peasant class ~~are~~ treated little better than slaves. ~~The whole lot is ruled by an~~ immortal god emperor (no not THAT God Emperor) ~~known as~~ the ~~Lord Ruler, who rules~~ with an Iron (hehe) fist. Enforcing his rule are the Inquisitors, (Again, not THOSE Inquisitors) Terrifying creatures with spikes extruding from their bodies and driven through their eyes; Koloss, huge blue Orc/ Troll like creatures whose skin tears as they grow; and the Kandra, a race of shape shifters who can mimic any person whose bones they have consumed. Still, ~~its~~ not all bad. You might just be lucky enough to be born with Allomancy, the ability to ingest and burn metals to gain supernatural powers, allowing you to soar through the air with steel, punch a man's head off with pewter or manipulate ~~peoples~~ emotions with zinc and brass. Those fortunate enough to have all of these powers are known as Mistborn.		Both the books and RPG are set in the final empire, which ranks only slightly below the Warhammer 40k universe on shitty places to live. Ash constantly falls from the sky, thick mists obscure the night, and the peasant class is treated little better than slaves. An immortal god-emperor known as the Lord Ruler (no, not THAT God Emperor) rules the whole lot with an Iron (hehe) fist. Enforcing his rule are the Inquisitors (Again, not THOSE Inquisitors), Terrifying creatures with spikes extruding from their bodies and driven through their eyes; Koloss, huge blue Orc/ Troll like creatures whose skin tears as they grow; and the Kandra, a race of shape shifters who can mimic any person whose bones they have consumed. Still, it's not all bad. You might just be lucky enough to be born with Allomancy, the ability to ingest and burn metals to gain supernatural powers, allowing you to soar through the air with steel, punch a man's head off with pewter or manipulate people's emotions with zinc and brass. Those fortunate enough to have all of these powers are known as Mistborn.

	Players take the role of a Mistborn, regular human, Kandra or Terrisman (Essentially the ultimate butler, with a different kind of magic known as feruchemy.) and attempt to survive the criminal underground and scheming nobility of the Final Empire.		Players take the role of a Mistborn, regular human, Kandra or Terrisman (Essentially the ultimate butler, with a different kind of magic known as feruchemy.) and attempt to survive the criminal underground and scheming nobility of the Final Empire.

	== Gameplay ==		==Gameplay==
	The gameplay of Mistborn TAG is heavily story focused, with character creation consisting of reading out your backstory and generating your stats and abilities from there. When rolls are required they are done using a pool of D6s generated based on a ~~characters~~ skills and the situation at hand. Campaigns are usually based around the players performing jobs as part of a ~~theiving~~ crew, although a fair few instead focus on navigating the political labyrinth of the nobility.		The gameplay of Mistborn TAG is heavily story-focused, with character creation consisting of reading out your backstory and generating your stats and abilities from there. When rolls are required, they are done using a pool of D6s generated based on a character's skills and the situation at hand. Campaigns are usually based around the players performing jobs as part of a thieving crew, although a fair few instead focus on navigating the political labyrinth of the nobility.

			==Links==
			* [https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse.php?keywords=Mistborn Mistborn Adventure Game on DriveThruRPG]
			* [https://coppermind.net/wiki/Mistborn_(series) Mistborn on the Brandon Sanderson Wiki]
	[[Category:Roleplaying]]		[[Category:Roleplaying]]

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	== Gameplay ==		== Gameplay ==
	The gameplay of Mistborn TAG is heavily story focused, with character creation consisting of reading out your backstory and generating your stats and abilities from there. When rolls are required they are done using a pool of D6s generated based on a characters skills and the situation at hand. Campaigns are usually based around the players performing jobs as part of a theiving crew, although a fair few instead focus on navigating the political labyrinth of the nobility.		The gameplay of Mistborn TAG is heavily story focused, with character creation consisting of reading out your backstory and generating your stats and abilities from there. When rolls are required they are done using a pool of D6s generated based on a characters skills and the situation at hand. Campaigns are usually based around the players performing jobs as part of a theiving crew, although a fair few instead focus on navigating the political labyrinth of the nobility.

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	== Setting ==		== Setting ==
	Both the books and RPG are set in the final empire, which ranks only slightly below the Warhammer 40k universe on shitty places to live. Ash constantly falls from the sky, thick mists obscure the night and the peasant class are treated little better than slaves. The whole lot is ruled by an immortal god emperor (no not THAT God Emperor) known as the Lord Ruler, who rules with an Iron (hehe) fist. Enforcing his rule are the Inquisitors, (Again, not THOSE Inquisitors) Terrifying creatures with spikes ~~Extruding~~ from their ~~body's~~ and driven through their eyes, Koloss, huge blue Orc/ Troll like creatures whose skin tears as they grow, and the Kandra, a race of shape shifters who can mimic any person whose bones they have consumed. Still its not all bad. You might just be lucky enough to be born with Allomancy, the ability to ingest and burn metals to gain supernatural powers, allowing you to soar through the air with steel, punch a ~~mans~~ head off with pewter or ~~Manipulate~~ peoples emotions with zinc and brass. Those fortunate enough to have all of these powers are known as Mistborn.		Both the books and RPG are set in the final empire, which ranks only slightly below the Warhammer 40k universe on shitty places to live. Ash constantly falls from the sky, thick mists obscure the night and the peasant class are treated little better than slaves. The whole lot is ruled by an immortal god emperor (no not THAT God Emperor) known as the Lord Ruler, who rules with an Iron (hehe) fist. Enforcing his rule are the Inquisitors, (Again, not THOSE Inquisitors) Terrifying creatures with spikes extruding from their bodies and driven through their eyes; Koloss, huge blue Orc/ Troll like creatures whose skin tears as they grow; and the Kandra, a race of shape shifters who can mimic any person whose bones they have consumed. Still, its not all bad. You might just be lucky enough to be born with Allomancy, the ability to ingest and burn metals to gain supernatural powers, allowing you to soar through the air with steel, punch a man's head off with pewter or manipulate peoples emotions with zinc and brass. Those fortunate enough to have all of these powers are known as Mistborn.

	Players take the role of A Mistborn, regular human, Kandra or Terrisman (Essentially the ultimate butler, with a different kind of magic known as feruchemy.) and attempt to survive the criminal underground and scheming nobility of the Final Empire.		Players take the role of a Mistborn, regular human, Kandra or Terrisman (Essentially the ultimate butler, with a different kind of magic known as feruchemy.) and attempt to survive the criminal underground and scheming nobility of the Final Empire.

	== Gameplay ==		== Gameplay ==
	The gameplay of Mistborn TAG is heavily story focused, with character creation consisting of reading out your backstory and generating your stats and abilities from there. When rolls are required they are done using a pool of D6s generated based on a characters skills and the situation at hand. Campaigns are usually based around the players performing jobs as part of a theiving crew, although a fair few instead focus on navigating the political labyrinth of the nobility.		The gameplay of Mistborn TAG is heavily story focused, with character creation consisting of reading out your backstory and generating your stats and abilities from there. When rolls are required they are done using a pool of D6s generated based on a characters skills and the situation at hand. Campaigns are usually based around the players performing jobs as part of a theiving crew, although a fair few instead focus on navigating the political labyrinth of the nobility.

158.255.9.28: Little bit of a pedantic change - Allomancy Is a branch of magic, and not used by Terrismen

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Little bit of a pedantic change - Allomancy Is a branch of magic, and not used by Terrismen

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	Both the books and RPG are set in the final empire, which ranks only slightly below the Warhammer 40k universe on shitty places to live. Ash constantly falls from the sky, thick mists obscure the night and the peasant class are treated little better than slaves. The whole lot is ruled by an immortal god emperor (no not THAT God Emperor) known as the Lord Ruler, who rules with an Iron (hehe) fist. Enforcing his rule are the Inquisitors, (Again, not THOSE Inquisitors) Terrifying creatures with spikes Extruding from their body's and driven through their eyes, Koloss, huge blue Orc/ Troll like creatures whose skin tears as they grow, and the Kandra, a race of shape shifters who can mimic any person whose bones they have consumed. Still its not all bad. You might just be lucky enough to be born with Allomancy, the ability to ingest and burn metals to gain supernatural powers, allowing you to soar through the air with steel, punch a mans head off with pewter or Manipulate peoples emotions with zinc and brass. Those fortunate enough to have all of these powers are known as Mistborn.		Both the books and RPG are set in the final empire, which ranks only slightly below the Warhammer 40k universe on shitty places to live. Ash constantly falls from the sky, thick mists obscure the night and the peasant class are treated little better than slaves. The whole lot is ruled by an immortal god emperor (no not THAT God Emperor) known as the Lord Ruler, who rules with an Iron (hehe) fist. Enforcing his rule are the Inquisitors, (Again, not THOSE Inquisitors) Terrifying creatures with spikes Extruding from their body's and driven through their eyes, Koloss, huge blue Orc/ Troll like creatures whose skin tears as they grow, and the Kandra, a race of shape shifters who can mimic any person whose bones they have consumed. Still its not all bad. You might just be lucky enough to be born with Allomancy, the ability to ingest and burn metals to gain supernatural powers, allowing you to soar through the air with steel, punch a mans head off with pewter or Manipulate peoples emotions with zinc and brass. Those fortunate enough to have all of these powers are known as Mistborn.

	Players take the role of A Mistborn, regular human, Kandra or Terrisman (Essentially the ultimate butler, with a different kind of ~~allomancy~~.) and attempt to survive the criminal underground and scheming nobility of the Final Empire.		Players take the role of A Mistborn, regular human, Kandra or Terrisman (Essentially the ultimate butler, with a different kind of magic known as feruchemy.) and attempt to survive the criminal underground and scheming nobility of the Final Empire.

	== Gameplay ==		== Gameplay ==
	The gameplay of Mistborn TAG is heavily story focused, with character creation consisting of reading out your backstory and generating your stats and abilities from there. When rolls are required they are done using a pool of D6s generated based on a characters skills and the situation at hand. Campaigns are usually based around the players performing jobs as part of a theiving crew, although a fair few instead focus on navigating the political labyrinth of the nobility.		The gameplay of Mistborn TAG is heavily story focused, with character creation consisting of reading out your backstory and generating your stats and abilities from there. When rolls are required they are done using a pool of D6s generated based on a characters skills and the situation at hand. Campaigns are usually based around the players performing jobs as part of a theiving crew, although a fair few instead focus on navigating the political labyrinth of the nobility.

80.2.189.249: Actually put some info in, focused it f=on the Mistborn Adventure game to keep it relevant to /tg/

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Actually put some info in, focused it f=on the Mistborn Adventure game to keep it relevant to /tg/

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	~~{{delete\|~~not /~~tg/ relevant~~, ~~probable advertising by author}}~~		The Mistborn adventure game is an RPG produced by Crafty Games, set in Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn universe. It is the most METAL RPG ever, mainly because the magic system revolves around, well, metals.

			== Setting ==
			Both the books and RPG are set in the final empire, which ranks only slightly below the Warhammer 40k universe on shitty places to live. Ash constantly falls from the sky, thick mists obscure the night and the peasant class are treated little better than slaves. The whole lot is ruled by an immortal god emperor (no not THAT God Emperor) known as the Lord Ruler, who rules with an Iron (hehe) fist. Enforcing his rule are the Inquisitors, (Again, not THOSE Inquisitors) Terrifying creatures with spikes Extruding from their body's and driven through their eyes, Koloss, huge blue Orc/ Troll like creatures whose skin tears as they grow, and the Kandra, a race of shape shifters who can mimic any person whose bones they have consumed. Still its not all bad. You might just be lucky enough to be born with Allomancy, the ability to ingest and burn metals to gain supernatural powers, allowing you to soar through the air with steel, punch a mans head off with pewter or Manipulate peoples emotions with zinc and brass. Those fortunate enough to have all of these powers are known as Mistborn.

			Players take the role of A Mistborn, regular human, Kandra or Terrisman (Essentially the ultimate butler, with a different kind of allomancy.) and attempt to survive the criminal underground and scheming nobility of the Final Empire.

			== Gameplay ==
			The gameplay of Mistborn TAG is heavily story focused, with character creation consisting of reading out your backstory and generating your stats and abilities from there. When rolls are required they are done using a pool of D6s generated based on a characters skills and the situation at hand. Campaigns are usually based around the players performing jobs as part of a theiving crew, although a fair few instead focus on navigating the political labyrinth of the nobility.

1d4chan>Newerfag: Replaced content with "{{delete|not /tg/ relevant, probable advertising by author}}"

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Replaced content with "{{delete|not /tg/ relevant, probable advertising by author}}"

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	{{delete\|~~Why is this relevant to~~ /tg/ ~~again?~~}}		{{delete\|not /tg/ relevant, probable advertising by author}}

	Mistborn is the name of a fantasy series created by Brandon Sanderson which features unique magical systems. It contains a large amount of [[Awesome]] and, for the first three books,[[Grimdark]] in fuckhuge amounts, although not quite [[Warhammer 40K]] level.



	~~''' Plot '''~~

	~~Evil almost, but not quite, ruled the land. A brave hero of a mysterious heritage rose to challenge it.~~

	~~He failed. [[Not as planned\|NOT AS PLANNED]].~~

	The 'hero' [[Horus\|was tempted by the prospect of unlimited power and fell to evil]]. Using said unlimited power, he severly fucked up the world by placing it too close to the Sun, which caused said sun to appear red and everything started to burn. To counter this, he created six volcanoes who only spewed ash. He then went on a butt-kicking rampage that would have made [[Khorne]] proud, conquering the whole known world.

	~~It is about a thousand years later. The Lord Ruler, as he became known, still rules the world. He stops aging by combining [[Allomancy\|metal magic]] and [[Feruchemy\|a different type of metal magic]].~~

	However, there is resistanse. A badass thief named Kelsier, utilizing said metal magic (the first type), has decided to go and overthrow the Lord Ruler's Final Empire. To do this, he created a plan that would have made Light cry in a corner because he's such a pathetic little fuck.

	He did this by gathering a thief crew, set up a rebellion, use the rebellion AS A FUCKING FRONT to buy weapons for the ACTUAL rebellion, which only kicked in half an hour before the plan was completed, which had Kelsier die in order to give the peasants a god who was much cooler than the Lord Ruler, having the peasants grow a backbone and REBEL AGAINST THEIR GOD IN HIS FUCKING CAPITOL CITY using the weapons Kelsier bought then have the protagonist of the book (not Kelsier, because no paper could handle such extreme amounts of awesome) kill the Lord Ruler.

1d4chan>Newerfag: I have a feeling that this is just the author trying to advertise his crap.

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I have a feeling that this is just the author trying to advertise his crap.

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			{{delete\|Why is this relevant to /tg/ again?}}

	Mistborn is the name of a fantasy series created by Brandon Sanderson which features unique magical systems. It contains a large amount of [[Awesome]] and, for the first three books,[[Grimdark]] in fuckhuge amounts, although not quite [[Warhammer 40K]] level.		Mistborn is the name of a fantasy series created by Brandon Sanderson which features unique magical systems. It contains a large amount of [[Awesome]] and, for the first three books,[[Grimdark]] in fuckhuge amounts, although not quite [[Warhammer 40K]] level.

1d4chan>BDasher at 18:22, 6 November 2013

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	However, there is resistanse. A badass thief named Kelsier, utilizing said metal magic (the first type), has decided to go and overthrow the Lord Ruler's Final Empire. To do this, he created a plan that would have made Light cry in a corner because he's such a pathetic little fuck.		However, there is resistanse. A badass thief named Kelsier, utilizing said metal magic (the first type), has decided to go and overthrow the Lord Ruler's Final Empire. To do this, he created a plan that would have made Light cry in a corner because he's such a pathetic little fuck.

			He did this by gathering a thief crew, set up a rebellion, use the rebellion AS A FUCKING FRONT to buy weapons for the ACTUAL rebellion, which only kicked in half an hour before the plan was completed, which had Kelsier die in order to give the peasants a god who was much cooler than the Lord Ruler, having the peasants grow a backbone and REBEL AGAINST THEIR GOD IN HIS FUCKING CAPITOL CITY using the weapons Kelsier bought then have the protagonist of the book (not Kelsier, because no paper could handle such extreme amounts of awesome) kill the Lord Ruler.