>>97395150
the warp does not experience time in a linear fashion, reality does, slaanesh's birth in reality is a fixed oint on the linear timeline but simultaneously slaanesh's existence in the warp is not, that's a quirk of warp physics, they did create slaanesh and you're a fucking secondary if you aren't aware of that very cemented lore.
>>97395072
they didn't literally call out the name of slaanesh, but they did come to believe in absurd heights of degeneracy as a lifestyle to the point where (like warfare) belief in the power of that degeneracy created a warp deity to embody it.

>>97395261
>they didn't literally call out the name of slaanesh, but they did come to believe in absurd heights of degeneracy as a lifestyle to the point where (like warfare) belief in the power of that degeneracy created a warp deity to embody it.
Yes that's the entire point, the gods don't care whether you believe in THEM as gods, only whether you believe in the ideologies that they feed on.

>>97395674
your "point" is semantics, no belief = dead god, or in the quirky warp physics, a god that never existed.

>>97395681
This entire stupid reply chain started with one anon saying
>The gods exist whether you believe them or not.
and another disagreeing. But yes, an atheist who has either never heard of Slaanesh or denies that Slaanesh exists is still feeding Slaanesh when they do degenerate hedonist stuff.

>>97395758
not necessarily, it seems the distinction is wether or not the hedonism and degeneracy are an end rather than a means, lust and pleasure in both positive and negative form existed before slaanesh was birthed, so the mere acts are insufficient, likewise when daemonettes or nurglings engage in violence they are not being khornate, for them the violence is merely a means to the end of pleasure/disease/etc... whereas for a bloodletter or a berserker the violence is the purpose, so for slaaneshes birth the eldar were the first society that existed on a large enough scale collectively believing in hedonistic pleasures as the purpose of their existence to create an entity in the warp representative of that.

>>97395864
Don't reply to me decalnigger

>>97395849
>uh they're 25
>un they're 19
Oh I'm arguing with /v/ermin. Please take your meds, schizo.

>>97395780
>>97395790
>>97395824
>immediate goalpost shifting
typical from the dei retcon apologists

>>97395804
>Nothing left to do but let the Eldar rule the galaxy for 60 millenia and then wake up to non-stop ass kickings
Lol
Lmao

>>97395633
>decided
As already stated, I'm not much of a free-will-fag either. But the point is that I don't think gods and people are the same nor that they operate according to the same rules.
>How could orcs as a group not been evil if orcs as individuals all are?
I'm not sure about your tenses here, but I don't think that I have stated that there was a time where orcs as a group were evil but not as individuals. Re-read my post and/or correct your conjugation.
>Why do you think that's a sensible way to interpret the line other than it suits something you already believe?
You may not realize it, but that's actually how most people operate most of the time. It's called confirmation bias.

>>97395524
>My point is that since I assume orcs to be ontological evil

And that assumption is based on...?

>>97395524
This seems like a long way of saying, "I started out with the belief that Orcs in Middle-earth are evil, and so reject anything that suggests otherwise while actively looking for things that confirm this belief".

An a priori is you.

by making it a trivial matter.

>>97395665
>I'm not much of a free-will-fag either

...then why are you engaging with a story where free will is a foundational theme?

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>>97394601

You could use the Avatar method of plugin their neuronal tails together.

>>97394601
first thing that comes to mind is just connecting/rewiring neural pathways in the machine's brain/neural cluster
it's also possible to encode information into DNA (already being done IRL with significantly greater density than conventional electronic storage, albeit currently slower, more expensive, and less reliable), but as far as I understand, we don't know exactly how instinctive behaviors are formed/transmitted, and there's no conclusive proof of DNA being the vector

Is there any way a government could make stronger family bonds among the public, presuming they have enough knowledge and money?

The purpose is to make people prize their family more so that said family can be held hostage for their good behaviour.

>>97394962

1-Encourage multi-generational family units.
2-Encourage ancestor worship
3-Filial piety.
4-Introduce collective familal punishments if they fail to police their own members.

>>97367934
Humans have the "women are wonderful" effect but applied to the entire race. Even the gods are biased in their favour, so humans take less holy damage. Every other race has a charisma penalty.

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>>97394012
Well yeah, game has been around for 10+ years, of course the power creep is insane. Even back in the Little Red days, the game was unbalanced. You had Grimm who could cheat stuff turn 2, Abdul that could prevent you from playing and Bahamut who could OTK you. FoW was never a game that allowed shit or lower tiered decks to succeed desu.

>>97394444
Pretty sure it's a formatting change.

>>97392380
>>97392542
>>97394874
>picrel
SEX

Cyclops team is crazy fun unless you're playing against red

>>97394858
>barely on topic
>reading comprehension
>random ranting about TCG prices
>just mad at the concept of cardgames in general
>randomly bringing FAB and Sorcery, no connection
you don't really get this place, huh

How do FoWbros win with Helen Fire/Water Ruler?

>>97392345
That's a lot of weight on his shoulders. Does he keep creating new princess'? Or does he get ideas/concepts from others, and he draws them?
What makes a V change over to the next number, once you reach a certain amount of characters? I suppose the original artists behind the project left due to reasons?

>>97392372
He mostly draws princesses made by the community. I'm not sure if he ever made one purely by himself.

So V3 has 5 main gens, 5 fan expansion gens, and multiple other unofficial gens.

V4 is newer and is mostly redoing the V3 princesses in a new larger format. New art style, bigger cards that describe the whole nation. Gats made some of them and then Eversor has done most if not all the newer ones

Gats is the original creator of Towergirls and we have not seen him in years.

>>97390986
Well done. Nice action pose!

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>>97392296
Thank you, that's kind of you to say Yah been about 9 years now. Time flies. Interesting enough, I learned about it from drawing in the /tg/ and /co/ drawthreads. Someone told me I drew similar to Towergirls and asked if I could come to the threads and draw some stuff. The rest is history. I've always had a love for character design work, this setting allows for so much freedom to explore unique aesthetics its been a blast to draw for.

I've drawn for other fandoms, like Undertale, Monsterprom, Homestuck. But nothing has stuck as long as Towergirls has. (I have bluesky where a lot of my work is shown btw)

>>97392345
I've only been able to draw because of the amazing community around me and the talented writers and artists that continue to motivate me. Nyx, Guayo, Brutus, Blank....just to name a few are so amazingly gifted.

>>97392601
Getting suggestions from the community is what I live for. Sometimes I've leaned heavily to a character I wanted to do but for the most part its been the group consensus.

>>97395380
You should do a pure 100% Eversor created princess at some point

About time after 9 years lol. I want to see what you might come up with

>>97395540
Yeah, but I don't like his politics so he's a grifter and a tourist.

>>97388937
Since GW made Lady Malys look like Shadowheart, maybe they should have given femstodes the face of Lady D.

>>97395596
if we're so evil why are you using our infrastructure and language to spout your idiocies, hypocrite?

>>97395690
>Our
Bought it myself with money I earned. This isn't the USSR, comrade.

>>97394493
>Votann
I'm pretty sure the people shrieking the hardest about AIslop unironically think this is humanity's future

>>97384813
Came here to mention this, but also that it doesn't really go hard into it, just has a light gesture towards the concepts but no depthful world building around middle eastern stuff. The dungeon heart mechanics are generic, the various downtime moves are generic, its lightly flavoured orientalist but meh.

>>97382755
Fuck off, puckee.
>>97370156
How authentic do you want it to be? There is a good amount of old near east orientalist content, but cancel culture has killed it as a going thing.

>>97387641
kill yourself faggot

Cyberpunk has suicide vests and Kalashnikovs but I think they shy away from the child brides and bestiality aspects. Might need WoD for that

>>97370156
Isn't Coriolis notIslam in space?

>>97290472
Hey guys, tourist here. Do any of you have sources for the updated Red corebook? Apparently the ones at drivethru are out of date, and i really didnt want to pull out erratas for things like the updated machine gun firerate every time

>>97389814
latest version of core is 1.25 to my knowledge
if you don't have it, check the sharethread's archive. The link they have hasnt been updated in awhile but it's close enough to current

>>97389879
Alright, thats good enough. Thanks a lot!

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>>97388327
It's Night City, I wouldn't be surprised.

>>97383992
It's not exagerration to say Edgerunners saved the game from being completely unsalvageable.

>>97390685
Well, I'd reckon that it's because blood's the thing that keeps us alive. Lose too much blood, you die quick. In a scientific sense, it's possibly the single most valuable substance in our body in terms of keeping us fit and fine. If it holds up scientifically, then applying magical thinking, it might as well be pure life given liquid form. That's why it always has to be blood.

Anyway, Duquesne weren't a vampire, but he did work with a cult. Demonic one.

>>97395267
>but he did work with a cult. Demonic one.
Not that surprising. Many are willing to give up their souls and enter servitude for a sliver of demonic power. Nothing is worse than a demon, best to destroy these cults as quickly as possible.

>>97395310
Preaching to the choir my friend. Back around 200 years ago, there was a huge cult of a very old demon killing people every new moon. It's what got my family into the hunting profession in the first place. Nowadays, we pride ourselves on being a demon-free community.

We actually still have the muskets they used back then as family heirlooms. Only really good as a wall-hanger, but an important piece of history. My ancestor's hunting knife gets passed down from father to eldest son, though we've needed to have it restored two separate times.

>>97395356
Glad to hear that there are dedicated demon hunters out there. From what I know most hunters out there need to realise demons are very much real and dangerous. I'm no demon hunter myself but I know a few, they also go after wizards and such.

>>97395427
We hunt more than just demons and their worshippers, but that'd be a specialty. I'm surprised to hear that most hunters you've met are skeptical about demons. Once you know there's things out there in the night, demons seem like a logical assumption. I'm hardly a religious scholar, but I'm pretty sure most cultures have something you could call a demon.

>>97390886
Yes, that's right, but you still need unpossessed chaos space marines with same marks to keep the demons on table. Very expensive way to get to play demons, I don't recommend it. Just take banner that adds summoning points instead.

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>>97387352
Green it is then.
>>97387766
Brown will add another colour that don't really contrast or play along with any other.

Man, took me days before I could post. Recent blocks of our glorious russian government combined with 4chan blocklist is really nasty. Hope those fucks will all kill themselves one day.

>>97300109
It's cool, dude. Most everyone gotta complain every now and then, and it's a darn shame modern world makes us feel like we have no right to say we feel bad when we feel bad.
Hope your life will get better soon.

>>97305442
>>97306234
I think floating artillery works if it has energy weapons on board, but I guess that would look far too off compared to the rest of the army. Though I might be wrong here, since it is geared with grav stuff all the way, could probably use an energy-based artillery too.

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Working through a Skeleton Army box. These oldies really are a delight to work with.

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Made some with scythes too.

>>97392228
Look if its such an issue for you, go to another thread.

>>97392088
You can give everyone arachnophobia now. Even the people who have never had it before.

anybody find it odd that bogleech didn't come in this thread yet? He did for the last two, but not this one

>>97395422
probably got sick of this shit and decided not to bother anymore.

oh well. bogleech if you are reading this please give us an updated exovoros

bogleech if you are reading this please add sexy demon women to mortasheen

>>97393212
>>97393232
I'm sorry, I was out of line, dealing with this shit is tough.

A few updates.
First, our guest, Man of Florida, concluded his business in Bridgeport, but before he left with a few sets of clothes by uncle The Devil Wears Me, we let him transform into a bat and chase little Mercury Lamp all over the mansion, they had so much fun. Now that was one fine gentleman, why can't men, be them kindred or kine, be more like him?

Second, I went to Elysium in New York to perform, and Princess Charming is here with me to shake some hands and kiss more posteriors. Although Elysium is the last place I'd look for Revelation, we met. I broke the news about my brother's final death, I don't know what was more spine-chilling, that raised eyebrow, or the new colors in Revelation's aura. I'll just say I'm talking about the kindred who introduced House Venus to the use of firearms, and Boy Toy was the best disciple among us.

Third, we have a Ventrue living under this roof and her clanmates are questioning her level of safety. Me and Princess Charming agreed that we will be not facing whichever next crisis this world has in store for us without the help of Revelation, we will not wait for Mother Venus's opinion on the subject.

>>97395600
>her clanmates are questioning her level of safety
It helps that she doesn't go 'on patrol' with Blue Fairy waiting for anything ranging from kine to thinbloods to werewolves that also happen to be vampires to attack them.
>Me and Princess Charming agreed that we will be not facing whichever next crisis this world has in store for us without the help of Revelation
Are you joking me?
>we will not wait for Mother Venus's opinion on the subject.
Most excellent, you will not see Mother Venus pay for Revelation's services either. You can have those Ventrue friends help you cover the expenses, if they're so concerned and such good friends.

>>97395677
Mamma, you look like a semi ran over your face, come and get your makeup fixed by Assoluta when we come back.

>>97395703
YOU DISRESPECTFUL, INSOLENT, IMPERTINENT LITTLE oh wait, you're right.
I'm so sorry, darling, I've been in a foul mood as of late. Mommy loves you! Kisses! Mwah mwah mwah!

>>97343791
this
/thread

>>97391473
DnD

>>97343420
He's got the munchies for a California cheeseburger.

>>97347524
Yeah but Wanted (the comic) was cringekino, whereas Wanted (the motion picture) was just plain shit.
They really made a mistake by not casting Eminem.

>>97369548
It insists upon itself while being way less clever than its fans think it is.

>>97395620
No

>>97395426
If you think about it, Rhinos should have better AV in the sides than in the front/rear.
They for sure have thicker plates than fucking Leman Russes

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>tq
Horus was wrong and rebelled for wrong reasons but the Emperor wasn't entirely right either. The Imperium was made for humanity, not posthumans. The legions were made to protect mankind, not to rule it.
There is an interesting point brought up in some of the Black Books that the Imperium was building up new armies and fleets of mortal humans and led by mortals, not for sheer conquest but to hold and defend what the Imperium had. These new armies were raised by and ultimately answered to the Council of Terra. By and large these new armies also remained loyal to the Imperium rather than rebelling alongside the Warmaster.
Perhaps there was a possibility, one that I have never seen addressed much myself, that had Horus's rebellion happened even just a few decades later then it may not have even reached Terra as by then the majority of the Imperium's fleets, which even in the Expeditionary fleets were crewed mostly by mortals, and armies would have been restructured and under the Council of Terra rather than the Warmaster directly. I don't know how much these particular details played into the Warmaster's plans, but perhaps he was aware that not only was the Council of Terra growing in strength politically but militarily as well.
Pic related is from Book 4

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>>97395620
Wtf is wrong with GW that they won't let you use Custodians in both games. Isn't it literally the very same guys, ten thousand years afterwards?

>>97395704
Maybe Astartes should have all been volunteers. Though understandably it is very hard to make that choice when you are a literal teen at best. Though if you are already are a child soldier or a kid living in 30k Somalia, maybe it's not that hard a choice?
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