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;<span id='age'>age</span>
;<span id='age'>age</span>
:The opposite of [[#sage|sage]].  It's the weeaboo form of [[#bump|bump]].
:The opposite of [[#sage|sage]].  It's the weeaboo form of [[#bump|bump]]. It does not actually have any function currently, and hasn't for almost the entire lifetime of the site.


;<span id='banned'>banned, b&, b&hammered</span>
;<span id='banned'>banned, b&, b&hammered</span>
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;<span id='sage'>sage</span>
;<span id='sage'>sage</span>
:Short for the [[weeaboo]] term 'sageru', which means 'to sink'.  If you set your email address as 'sage' when posting a message, the thread won't be brought to the front page by your post, but it has no effect on anyone else's post. This is useful when your post is unimportant or bad.   
:Short for the [[weeaboo]] term 'sageru', which means 'to sink'.  If you set your email address as 'sage' when posting a message, the thread won't be brought to the front page by your post, but it has no effect on anyone else's post. This is useful when your post is unimportant or bad.   
::"autosaged" means the thread is too old or too large to be on the front page and will die soon.   
::"autosaged" means the thread has exceeded 300 replies and all replies will automatically refrain from bumping.   
::"sagebombed" is when someone hates the thread so much, they fill the thread with 'sage' messages in the hopes it will use up the rest of the thread's lifespan. This is not actually effective and thus hasn't occurred with much frequency in the last few years.
::"sagebombed" is when someone hates the thread so much, they fill the thread with 'sage' messages in the hopes it will use up the rest of the thread's lifespan. This is not actually effective and thus hasn't occurred with much frequency in the last few years.


;That Guy
;[[That Guy]]
:A horrible person. There tends to be at least one at every table. If you don't know who [[That Guy]] is in your group, it's probably you.
:A horrible person. There tends to be at least one at every table. If you don't know who [[That Guy]] is in your group, it's probably you.


;Tl;dr
;Tl;dr
:Too long; didn't read, usually in response to a wall of text
:Too long; didn't read, usually in response to a wall of text but also used to designate a summary at the end for those not wanting to read the entirety of a post.


;<span id='tpk'>TPK</span>
;<span id='tpk'>TPK</span>
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;<span id='weeaboo'>weeaboo</span>
;<span id='weeaboo'>weeaboo</span>
:Japanese; implies that the person or item's owner is a [[weeaboo|Japanophile]].
:Japanese; implies that the person or item's owner is a [[weeaboo|Japanophile]].
;WoD
:World of Darkness, a modern supernatural game involving play vampires, werewolves, or other monsters. Editions will be designated oWoD (old World of Darkness) and nWoD (new World of Darkness).


;<span id='wiki'>wiki</span>
;<span id='wiki'>wiki</span>

Revision as of 02:03, 12 June 2013

WTF? ISHYGDDT. RTFM or GTFO.

If you're a newfag, you probably have no idea what the fuck is with the jargon we use on /tg/. Here is a simple list.

Every game has their own set of terms; you should go to that game's article instead. This page is for shortforms and jargon used on the /tg/ messageboards. If you don't find it here, try typing it in the search bar on the left; maybe it's not an acronym but actually the name of an rpg (like GURPS or F.A.T.A.L.).



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403, 403'd
Forbidden, locked out. See also b&
404, 404'd
Missing. Could also mean lost or misplaced.
age
The opposite of sage. It's the weeaboo form of bump. It does not actually have any function currently, and hasn't for almost the entire lifetime of the site.
banned, b&, b&hammered
Kicked out of the forum by a moderator.
Might also be "underage b&" as suggesting someone is too young to be here.
bump
Adding a message to a thread with no content, just for the sake of keeping that message thread alive and visible.
d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20
Dice with four, six, eight, ten, twelve or twenty sides.
D&D
Dungeons & Dragons
DM
Short for "Dungeon Master", the person who runs the game. Also sometimes known as the GM or Gamemaster.
fag
Idiot, fool; doesn't refer to homosexuality.
May also be a suffix that means "a fanatic of".
FLGS
Friendly Local Gaming Store
greentext
quoting someone else's message by prefacing the line with a >. On the forums, such quoted text is tinted green.
ISHYGDDT
"I seriously hope you guys don't do this."
minis, minatures
Small models of soldiers, warriors, vehicles or the like for use in wargames. They're also used in role-playing games for visualizing tactical combat. Minis are usually measured in millimetres, and mixing minis of different height standards is frowned upon.
newfag
Newcomer, foolishly naive. See fag.
sage
Short for the weeaboo term 'sageru', which means 'to sink'. If you set your email address as 'sage' when posting a message, the thread won't be brought to the front page by your post, but it has no effect on anyone else's post. This is useful when your post is unimportant or bad.
"autosaged" means the thread has exceeded 300 replies and all replies will automatically refrain from bumping.
"sagebombed" is when someone hates the thread so much, they fill the thread with 'sage' messages in the hopes it will use up the rest of the thread's lifespan. This is not actually effective and thus hasn't occurred with much frequency in the last few years.
That Guy
A horrible person. There tends to be at least one at every table. If you don't know who That Guy is in your group, it's probably you.
Tl;dr
Too long; didn't read, usually in response to a wall of text but also used to designate a summary at the end for those not wanting to read the entirety of a post.
TPK
Total Party Kill
USR
Universal Special Rule
weeaboo
Japanese; implies that the person or item's owner is a Japanophile.
WoD
World of Darkness, a modern supernatural game involving play vampires, werewolves, or other monsters. Editions will be designated oWoD (old World of Darkness) and nWoD (new World of Darkness).
wiki
See recursion.