>>97912463
thin your paints holy shit this looks like you melted it

>>97912735
New units never stay locked in spearhead boxes.

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>>97912740
I printed the body and sword arm. Everything but the head and axe comes from a resin printed scan of a chaos warrior. that's probably why it looks a bit chonky.

>>97912732
models, mostly
>>97912735
the spearhead box is a fomo release, they'll be out on their own eventually
>>97912748
technically isn't this the first time *new* models have been locked to a spearhead box?

>>97912748
>>97912735
yeah it's likely that they'll release each half of the box seperately for the standard msrp minus the terrain and board and cards etc.

>>97912622
>people just aren't reacting to elites eating and raping children
I'm so fucking bitter that the total response to literal evidence that elected officials are doing the most vile shit imaginable was, "heh, March Madness is coming up soon." We really are just cattle.
>But to be fair this is really just a matter of anons being annoying and repetitive in my board for elfgames.
On the topic of this, I think the point that should be reiterated for newfags and oldfags alike is one that I stumbled into while talking with a friend on Discord. For context, I was in a bitter mood at how gay LANCER typically tends to express itself, and my friend was enticing me with LANCER artwork that flies starkly in the face of the assumptions I made about the system (to provide context on this, every bit of artwork I've seen of LANCER is gay, or trans, or brown, or some annoyingly bland "realistic" person, and my friend posted a bunch of hot white guys and women with huge breasts hanging out in the hangar bay.) I was being snide towards my friend because I didn't want to get lured into what I felt was a system "not meant for me." My friend responded, "and yet, here is this art" and it clicked in my head.

All I said was, "never let them keep you from having a place at the table." That's really the crux of every argument here; people don't realize the way to change the industry, or the culture, is to show up and express your beliefs despite knowing you can face pushback against it. I know this tactic is well-known to the LGBT community, but it's worth emphasizing for *everyone* who gripes and groans about not getting what they perceive to be their share of the sun. You gotta push for it, and you gotta push knowing it's going to hurt.

>>97912386
>>97912189
The adorable thing about you people is your idiot naivity.

You hate the pandering of "diversity?" The fuck did you retards think those studios were doing when every tv show and comic book accentuated tits and ass and showed big strong white dudes in exactly the right way to get fifteen year-old boys to fork over their allowance.

It was always pandering. You're just butthurt because it's no longer pandering solely to you.

>>97912683
I don't disagree, anon. All we can do is build our own spaces and stand in defiance of the fact a hobby that should be about expressing yourself, creating cool fantasy shit and having fun with your friends is being twisted by forces that just want it to be an excuse to sell merchandise. Like, big titty women and mechas go hard, if that's not the hardline of the community, fuck them.

I do admit I am always kind of on the edge for the LGBT matters because, as a bisexual guy, I always feel like the corposlop is patronizing, fake, and gets people to simply grow annoyed with bad representation being stuck everywhere without a thought regarding quality, but 2025-2026 have kinda shown me the state of the world without shitty rainbow capitalism and people just seethe nonstop about stuff that really isn't much of an issue (like the aforementioned post-2016 anons).

>>97912712
And yet, when those idiots refuse to participate and focus on Eastern products, it's "economic terrorism." What was the number again? 27 billion lost in potential profits due to chuds?

>>97912724
I think there's a genuine argument to be made on how much pushback against "woke" messaging is due to bigotry and how much is due to visceral distaste towards dishonest corporate marketing. Like, I was one of the people getting called "chud" back when it meant something sharp and cruel, yet every time I watched a genuine queer story written by LGBT people, I found myself utterly invested. Was I getting angry at Ghostbusters because I thought women shouldn't be Ghostbusters, or was I angry because the media worshiped the concept and called any dissenters "virgin losers?" As more time goes on, I think it's the latter and not the former.

But there are many people who can't see that distinction, and they've blended the two together into what we're seeing today. People have been trained on decades of cynicism and dishonesty that it's hard to tell when something's being genuine. Personally? I blame Wendy's Twitter anthropomorphizing unfeeling corporate conglomerates. And then you get into the idea that the aforementioned culture wars were perpetuated by the same Epstein class that's eating children, and it really throws water on the fire everyone's insisting you should eat.

>>97912554
>I did ask
And how did they respond? The point isn't that you need to tell them how to play properly, but you need to understand how and why their expectations fail to match yours.
>I'll take the advice though for the next session that the HO gets hints
Never hint unless you're prepared for them to be missed or ignored. What happens if the orc doesn't get it? Are you going to sit there giving out more clues until he does? Make them play snails until it clicks? Have them make new characters, then wonder what to do once they do work it out?

>>97912030
Bad DM, try hard next time. Also things that never happened for 500, Alex. Maybe recruiting three autistic spergs who are playing dwarf stereotypes as their entire character was a bad idea.

>>97912030
You are getting a serious beating in these replies, dont take it to heart, this is a game, you cant be a perfect GM, this is all hindsight

If this thread is any indication of your capabilities at conveying information, yeah, it was your fault.

>>97912730
Lets be honest, OP came here to ask "players didn't act nor react as expected to a challenge that end up being above their heads" and everyone is telling the OP that if he wants to understand why their players act illogically the only way is to ask what their logic at that moment was.
Is a communication issue, from OP expecting that hints will be taken as clear information, to the players expecting that every challenge in front of them will result in success.

>>97912228
They cannot, because they're not finesse unarmed weapons.

Monk can use dex for unarmed because Monk says you can. Since beast barb doesn't say you can, you can't.

>>97912490
Frogs and pelicans would be terrifying if we were small enough for them to be able to feed on us. They're essentially living mouths. The pelican has the added bonus of being able to attack from the sky.

>>97910524
Just use Spirit Guardians

>>97912495
Aren't natural weapons considered simple weapons making them eligible as monk weapons?

Guys, new to Foundry VTT
How does one acquire all 5e content, including Tasha's with piracy?

>>97911318
Forgot to add that, yeah this was a relatively new player that hasn't played against them before.
It just feels so bad because when the enemy doesn't know how to play against them they end up running head first into three 4/4 flamers and effectively five special weapons that all fire more times than they should and get absolutely annihilated.

>>97911615
Well that would explain it. One of the problems of KT teams in general is the gotcha stuff you can work around as soon as you know how but get you until then. Mostly startet with fellgore i would say and got more frequent in new teams.

>>97832072
i dont even have a gf anon....

Do you guys think about background for your teams? I mean not just story but also details like base, transport n such?

>>97832072
do not post your kids on 4chan you moron

>>97905080
>>97908630
Everyone does their own little things here and there.

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>>97905080
Yah. Its a lil bit of a lull, trying to find a new vibe to lock in on.

>>97909660
I like whatever this girl's vibe is

>>97908630
For years? I wouldnt say for years. Eversor did some V4 card.

>>97912150
While I do love Ever's work, I wouldn't say those are a big thing/project that we're all chipping away at.

>>97912649
That's a good boy

>>97912727
Sorry last time I made the thread with the title "What the fuck?! 'You guys' let the thread die with no link to the new thread" Edition people were upset so I figure it's better if I insult them plainly and directly.

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>>97912711
Nice butt

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>>97908590
Peak. Happy for you man.

>>97908590
why is having fantasy racism being so politicized?
have it or dont, it doesnt matter

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>>97911213
Never played a solo game. In theory, is it even possible for anything to "go wrong" for you? You'd get pretty much exactly the game/story you want, right? Is there any real risk to your character if you're simultaneously a player and GM?

>>97911276
Thanks broda

>>97911319
I think it's dumb too. Fantasy is explicitly not real life and just because fucked up things are happening within the context of fantasy doesn't at all mean the author condones or agrees with those practices. I'm just happy that I got a group of people who are cool with/embrace it instead of whiny sissy babies.

>playing pf1e monk
>kinda feel not needed, not that another combatant isn't needed but like me being monk is not needed and doesn't bring anything useful to the table
>grab ki throw (spending ki you can trip larger creatures)
>have once per day true strike ki power
>fighting T-Rex on a cliff
>we're trapped
>nobody wants to get close that thing because it can autograb you and then swallow you whole on the next turn
>charge
>get grabbed, don't care
>Suplex the motherfucker cliff down
>also due having greater trip and vicious stomp I punch it way down
Guess who can ignore lots of damage from a fall and swim? not the T-Rex

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>>97912718
Kino. Never forget you're special too, Anon

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>>97912300
>>97912326
Sorry, I only got the mek boy gargant, I regret not buying the other files when they were still available. It's in regular anti-spider format aHR0cHM6Ly9tZWdhLm56L2ZpbGUvSE9nMUVENEkjRlFNdnBfRzFWS2lWSFhrbkc5LWc4VURkSkg0MnNHWEFRaWRtMHJQbGwyWQ==
I really like these RTB orks, I painted them in blood axe colors and did slight conversions to give them heavy weapons. The shades they wear give them that operator look lel.
Dread is such a great model, I just had to give it that fughueg oversized banner

>>97912258
Wonderful and amazingly painted armies on both sides.

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Here's my Deathskulls with their heavy plasmas, Bad Moons with more plasmas, Weirdboy and his handlers and Goff Nobs and Runtherd. I managed to score lot of RTB orks for decent price, stripped them and reassembled them. I also did some minor conversions like changing the mohawk, reposing legs and that arm holding the plasma cannon but I only used damaged bits for conversions to keep them as original as possible. I still got bunch of bits laying around, dunno what to use them for.

>>97912377
Awesome. I never noticed they were the old RT plastics with the soft caps, they work great as kommandos as they are.
drill or dot your heavy bolter barrel

>>97864103
It's fine and it's a lovely kit, get it before it gets squatted.

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>>97912037
Interesting setting, does your world also got a infamous shitty copper merchant as well by any chance?

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>>97912140
Being such a valuable commodity naturally means Bronze scamming is one of the most profitable illegal ventures out there. Eam Nashir is one such illicit merchant who deals in circulation of faulty Bronze. He has built a small criminal empire on the broken backs of slaves and under the idle hands of the corrupt bureaucracy. Of course nobody can say anything about it because he keeps the best quality Bronze for himself and his hired thugs.

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Any good tables or publications, compilations on worldbuilding which are succinct? I don't think I ever found a publication which gives you simple, streamlined framework on building a stronghold, or settlement, or any piece of civilization which is actually in ready-to-play state. Theorycrafting and diatribes about things like realistic population numbers, or placement of buildings and shit are nice and certainly have their place but not when you are actually looking to throw something together and have it USABLE.

>>97912368
It really depends on the system. The best fairly-agnostic structure I've seen is Technoir's, but even that is tied up in its "unravel this conspiracy" structure.

>>97907846
I don't. Demons are just pagan gods who refused to serve God's Will, though the term is also commonly used for superhuman giants and evil nature spirits.

They only exist to be killed by great heroes or to try and murder humans for the lolz.

>>97912610
again, fuck off from the thread if you just want to keep peddling my edition good, your edition bad

>>97912618
>>97912610
Anons, please. You're both insufferable.

>>97912454
The faster speed in SC2 is imo a downgrade as well. The time to kill for most units is so fast that even few seconds of looking elsewhere can mean your entire army gets wiped, and because units move so fast across the map you might not even have the time to replenish your forces before your enemy is at your gates. It in general leads to very adhd and stressful gameplay.

Of course SC1's gameplay speed was pretty hectic as well but it was compensated by the fact that you couldn't really deathball your forces the same way you can in SC2 due to the limit of 12 units you could control per group. In both games, the prevalence of very powerful abilities and high damage units as well as generally low unit health for large chunks of the forces the armies have access to, just leads to gameplay where you can't really ever trust your forces to fend for themselves without you babysitting them so you can migate the ability of the enemy forces to completely fuck over your army/take advantage of the opportunity to fuck over enemy army as well. This core issue is simply pushed further in SC2 due to the faster game speed and how the game has a tendency towards death blob armies smashing against each other.


Overall I think that blizzard made far more mistakes with SC2 than improvements on the formula and gameplay wise I find SC1 more enjoyable in terms of pacing despite it's archaic nature.

>>97912676
>The faster speed in SC2 is imo a downgrade as well
SC1s main problem with new players is that the slower gameplay combined with the fact everyone except zerg had the same build order of assemble a ton of workers, build supply into basic production, and then only then did you start making meaningful tactical decisions
and when combined with the slower pace overall, you end up with a very slow paced beginning that didnt really vary much for most players

>>97912695
Yeah, the start of SC1 matches is very slow. The higher worker count at a start of a match is one of the few genuine improvements to the formula blizzard made in SC2. I don't think that SC2 is completely flawed game, I simply think that overall it is kind of a mixed bag and ultimately I find SC1 more enjoyable gameplay wise than SC2 due to a variety of issues I have with SC2 that sour it for me.

>>97911391
Well it's mostly oversized truescale stuff, but you're right

>>97911532
The lascutters and shields (and axes, and the arms in general) are 3d prints. One is from etsy, the other is from marchofwar (although im sure you can find a better source, that was just the first convenient one I found).

>>97911071
I dont disagree, but its not the weight thats an issue as much as "digital apps are - when made properly - much easier to search and index".

Finding something on the 2e pdf is a breeze, finding something in the rulebook? less so.

>>97911809
I'll never understand people like you. Marines should be DUDES, not dainty femboys.

>>97912697
Ironically enough the nu-mark marines look more feminine than what came before. With their tiny lady hands, cruvy chest plates, thin arms, long legs, and one of the poses is literally swaying its hips.

>make fun homebrew deck to play Standard with
>don't win often, but it's enjoyable
>out of sheer curiosity look up how much it would cost to own it irl
>Cavern of Souls alone is 50 buckaridoos each
Holy shit I thought you guys were joking
Thank FUCK I'm perfectly happy playing Arena

>>97911901
Yeah physical TCGs have a big cost issue in general. Great cards are 100% designed to be great, so they have their print quantities artificially limited while the secondary market of investor bros do regular buyouts on the market to keep those artificially scarce card prices artificially high.
That applies to everything. Trading Card Games all kinda suck on a competitive level. Casual matches with close friends and home printed proxies, or casual matches with friends where everyone runs jank, will always be the most fun.

>>97911901
If you play with friends, just print that shit out, its literally free lmao

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>>97898213
>white
>not OP
>when THIS exists and hoses every one of my decks

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>>97895545
same artist btw

>>97911062
So... should we do this? Any objections?

>>97910925
>>97911433
As long as my dump isn't killed off

>>97911433
Honestly I think an antagonist could help a lot. I’m all up for a real Borochimaru

>>97909851
>Kosshi
Readiness is something decided by the teachers. Were Kosshi not ready, they wouldn't be having her graduate. The responsibility isn't something that concerns her because this is all of extension of her desire to protect her family, which is something she's already deeply emotionally invested. Relief is the main thing she'd express because making it to this point means things are going well for that goal. She'll feel more pride of Motomu than herself. And his death is going to throw off any positive feelings about the situation.

>>97909851
Nekomaru’s been training a lot by himself. Going up a rank is something he’s both happy and nervous about, but he’s less concerned about those milestones and more with his own goals. Winning a rematch with Kisui, impressing Myorin, hanging out with people and being the best hunter. Speaking of, I kinda wanna give him at least one interaction with Motomu before he dies.