>>97829464
They planned to do it, then started seeding it as an option through EDH and took feedback from their sycophants. Even the die-hards that go on their discord and shit were against it though, so they bailed last minute on the change.

>>97829286
That's not what is being said in the story though.

>>97829286
>his own shovel out of scrap
Buying something from china doesn't mean making your own thing

>>97829464
People are still riding Sheldon's dead dick and refused the idea.

>>97822077
But imagine the smell of a woman in armour though.

>>97819128
I think you should do whatever you want on your table and also Camelot and merlin and magic aren't real anyway, I can't sperg out about this

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>>97819128
This. It's a game, and there are women IRL who fought in battles. Only a few got knighted, sure (Order of the Hatchet, people), but this isn't some mud and blood, everything is varying shades of brown and grey slop. It's Arthuriana, and it changes and adapts as the times go on. Also, Female Knights have been a thing since 1e ffs.

>>97827668
>Also, Female Knights have been a thing since 1e ffs
Don't care. Femnoids are inferior. Ladyknights are gay and so are shitlibs like you for putting them in your games.

I'd sooner have ladyknights over kniggas in my games, to be honest.

>>97825938
No escorts. But it should work well.

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>>97825201
Have you played necromunda before?

>>97828593
And what exactly is the point of this downtime game, which is followed by a phase with a single multiplayer game that immediately ends the campaign? You'd be better off doing a mid-phase 1 special scenario, or just starting your next campaign slightly earlier.

>>97823411
Years ago I did a jail break scenario for a downtime game.
Have some kooky character wallowing in the cells, freeing them lets you include them in your next game.

>>97829641
>prison break
I’ve consider straight up ripping off the plot of dark tide to have some kinda co op sessions in between. I’ve been toying with the idea of palanite enforcers being more of a dm force who breaks up scenarios or makes the gangs work together while still working against each other in some way.

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>>97826919
"I'm not talking about that freak!"
"He' not here, is he?"
>Struggles to get the microphone off.
"How....How do I take this thing off?!"

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>>97754096
>>97790904
Delivered, I hope she's pretty enough. If not, I've hit diminishing returns on effort to results, so feel free to re-request in due time.
Also, thanks for your request, spark got me out of massive artist's block. God bless.

>>97784636
Noice

>>97827778
>one number off
pain

no worries though bro desu I was thinking of getting a commission of it at some point anyway but I wanted to have something nice to reference, I want the scene/moment to be a big surprise for the player so I want whatever picture to have a big impact if that makes sense

>spark got me out of massive artist's block
glad I could help :sunglasses:

>>97829080
#1, ignore the obnoxious nigger, he's probably just salty that /todd/ isn't working out the way he'd hoped.

#2, space requirements are pretty necessarily only relevant for what they're used for (determining how many men abreast can use a weapon in a given space). It's a very specific statistic, hard to see what it could possibly generalize to.

#3, if you want to make weapon length more combat-relevant in a realistic way, it's going to take a lot of hard work, unfortunately. You'd have to revamp melee initiative to be based on weapon length for one thing, and give bonuses/penalties to hit based on length differences, up to a point of not even letting the shorter weapon attack.

>>97829562
>maybe application in combat
i literally already told you, WL tells you how many (1-3) men can occupy and hold a 10' square.
Did you ignore this part?

What exactly are you digging after here?

>>97829582
>/todd/ isn't working out the way he'd hoped.
It's ending up exactly the only way it could ever end up.
The only surprise is someone also made a /2eg/.
You really need to coordinate yourselves better.

>>97829637
I thought you were supposed to have left this thread forever, 2efag?

Anyway, the solution to your problems is simple and straightforward: kill yourself.

>>97829637
kys fishfag. didnt you say you were leaving forever?

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>TQ
Cradle, any other indie JP TCGs or standalone dueling card games. I don't have the time to signal boost or translate, and it's a pretty narrow niche so hidden they will remain.
Except for Trinity Draft. We need that shit in English and I might start boosting that with every post.

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>>97829548
It's time to try the TTS mod

>>97829030
I like them a lot. I haven't had a chance to run or pkay them yet, but I intend to run an Infernals campaign at some point. I dislike Ebon Dragon still being a Saturday morning cartoon villain, but that's the most major complaint I have.

>>97829067
That would track, since it's happened every single time. First Sids/Alchs in 1e, then Infernals in 2e. I think there's something to be respected for limiting errata/extraneous releases in terms of purity of product, but not when it leaves issues unaddressed. I think 2e suffered from overuse of this (i.e. Ink Monkeys, GotMH). I wish that 3e would have designed the mainline Exalts simultaneously to break the cycle, but I understand why that wasn't possible.
>>97829107
Yeah, given the overhaul Infernals got, I think a chunk of people are bound to be unhappy for their own reasons either way. My group wrote off 3e a long time ago and we wouldn't go back, but I do like seeing how my old favorites make the transition. About hype, I do feel that's one thing that earlier editions were better at - selling a splat with characterful writing and by example with the charmset. 3e Charms feel too mechanically dense to have that simple switch-flipping, imagination-sparking effect, but perhaps that's just my own bias at play (3e Solars mostly did that for me initially, after all).
>>97829181
The weird thing is, I could swear I remember Vance or SLS mentioning they wanted to drop that interpretation of the Ebon Dragon and return to his 1e roots. The cynic in me wants to speculate that they only didn't so that they could loot the 2e charmset for ready-made ideas, but the fluff is still easy to change for your own games. I hope you have fun with them.

>>97829282
>The weird thing is, I could swear I remember Vance or SLS mentioning they wanted to drop that interpretation of the Ebon Dragon and return to his 1e roots. The cynic in me wants to speculate that they only didn't so that they could loot the 2e charmset for ready-made ideas, but the fluff is still easy to change for your own games. I hope you have fun with them.
The real issue is that 1e TeD was also a Saturday Morning Cartoon Villain™.

>>97829438
Yeah, you're right. I was thinking solely of his core Games of Divinity writeup. I always forget about that chapter fiction snippet between him and totally-not-the-Scarlet-Empress.

>>97829466
Expanding solely upon his GoD is hard because of how many Azhrarns clones they did (Dowager, Walker, 5DD, Ligier, etc...)

>>97829260
At least near me, lots of groups have 2 sets of meetups. One will be once a week after work in a pub playing shorter/medium-length games, and one will be less frequent, on a weekend, a whole day of gaming for bigger stuff.

Maybe this was the more casual event?

>>97827106
I was going to reply that all any game is okay if you win. Then I thought about 52-card pickup. I think sometimes the win is not playing.

>>97829343
They have another one every two weeks with some chuddy looking guys in an office that’s every other week, but it’s only 3 hours on a weeknight. I’ll check it out. I’ll also bring a heavier game to one of these even if it makes me look like a weirdo. The problem is I’d like my own group or clique so we can agree ahead of time what to play and avoid the “The Teach” soi ritual.

>>97829260
I mean it's a bar anon. I could be wrong but I'm not walking into a local bar (even if somebody tells me it's a board game meet-up) with a copy of Total Warfare, hex maps, and my tacklebox packed with miniature robots. I'd probably bring MLEM. Or Splendor. Then some autist would sneer at me for being a casual.

>>97828637
devir's game, i'm collecting the four seasons but maybe summer sucks because it's solo only

>>97819182

"Yes. Yes, I think it is.", the rider says.

The man looks at him, puzzled, then back at the tree. His body still lies there, propped up against it.

"Oh.", he says. He looks back at the rider and sees the scythe in his hand; he hadn't even seen him pick it up, he was that quick with it.

"Yes.", the rider says simply.

"Well. What now?"

Without saying anything, the rider stretches out his arm. And looking in that direction - the direction his friend just left in - the man does see a light in the distance, like a ray of sun coming down through a break in the clouds.

"Ah. I don't suppose you could tell me... you know, where I'm going."

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>>97819194

The man nods in thanks one last time to the rider, then steps away, and raises a hand in farewell. And then he turns, and sets out on the road once more; a journey he must make alone, but one that's now a little less lonely, thanks to the rider with the pale horse.

The rider watches in satisfaction as the man heads towards the light.

* * *

After about ten paces the man stops and calls out loud enough for the rider to hear, "Those ravens are going to eat my eyes, aren't they?"

"I'm sorry, but yes. I'm afraid it's generally what they do."

"Bugger."

The man pauses. However, after a moment he shrugs, and with a lightness in his step he continues on his way. The ravens watch him go, staring at his back as it gets farther and father away. Maybe it's just curiosity, but they have the decency to wait until he's out of sight before they return to their work.

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>>97829068
>Same goes for oil paint.
If it's dried in and oxidised thoroughly perhaps, but while the paint is somewhat fresh? Making water able to clean off fats and oils is basically the entire point of soap's existence.

>>97829345
I think if you do some stilling of yellow or pink before the next glaze you'd be happier. Also I think it looks good and is at the point where it needs the contrast of other painted parts to look "finished"

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>>97829345
I have this exact same model on my work table at this very moment.

The 10th Edition codex shows that the tabards on Bladeguard Veterans are supposed to be black, and I'd imagine a Lieutenant leading them would follow suit. I don't like the black, though; as much of a stickler as I am for insignia, I intend to make mine off-white.

The helmets and pauldron trim I intend to make gold, so I am painting them brown first. This is true for both the veterans and the Lieutenant.

I like the red you have. I prefer brighter Second Edition red for my Blood Angels, so I'm going to be using a lot of Evil Sunz Scarlet and going up from there with Evil Sunz mixed into Troll Slayer Orange. The books say to use Fire Dragon Bright, but that's not bright enough for my taste.

I bet once you start highlighting that nice rich red you have going on there that you're going to feel better about your choices thus far.

>>97829345
I like it

>>97829496
Imma be honest, I don't know shit about 40k,never cared for it in the slightest, I just have this mini because it came with the first number of a collection for like 2€
Im just going to paint it red, with black trims, and an off white tabard
I don't care about specific colors that chapters are "supposed to be", don't know about them nor do I care lol
I'm in fact tempted to paint fully metallic or something else

>>97827828
Pretty highly, because I'm a ROMANTIC racist.

>>97829156
base noble savage apreciator

>>97827828
I'd run them in Runequest with the stat blocks of Praxian braves, just minus most of the magic and riding a regular horse rather than something mental like an ostrich or buffalo.
Actually, I'd specifically take their stat-block from the Ostrich riders, who are a rather savage Praxian tribe, and would make a fine analogue.

The Comanche were a great race of horse-lords.
They came late to those ways, but I sincerely regard them as the Mongols of the Western plains.

>>97827828
Is horse does man ride in horse man warrior riding in your game setting system? Please respond.

>>97828651
>how absurdity good they were with bows, horse riding, and wilderness survival.
And shooting, as well. It's the one thing that annoys me about the 90's "magical Indian" trope; Indigenous Americans were insanely good sharp shooters, and by the end of the Comanches period of domination in the west, it was a pretty big part of their culture.

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>>97820086
>Toby smartens up and decides to try the obvious: challenging tax collector to a duel, using swords
>in the duel, Toby raises his shield, immediately disqualifying him and rendering him the loser
>despite this, he chooses to go back to Casiel (by himself, as everyone else has been arrested), say he dealt with it, and hopefully be rewarded
>Casiel thanks him and tells him to return in a week for payment
>Toby does so, only to find a week later that the tax collector came to "talk to" Casiel and Casiel duelled him himself. An associate of Casiel's basically told him to fuck off and get bent
And that was the end of that particular cast of characters because with most of them arrested and Toby failing the one very simple job he was given, they all decided to retire and make new ones

>>97819558
>>97820041
>>97820086
>>97820171
Turns out the solution WAS to murderhobo and your players did the exact opposite. That's gotta be a first.

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>>97820198
Amazingly, the next session with their new cast of characters they did do some murderhoboing - but were arrested almost immediately after. That's it's own story, might post later considering the thread topic

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>>97820298
>First story is solved by murderhoboing.
>Second story punishes it.
Anon...

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>>97826537
Hey now, in both stories they end up getting arrested for leaving behind too much evidence to trace it back to them. It's true the solution to both was probably to simply kill their enemies, it's the method by which they went about it that screwed them over.

>>97827708
Using statblocks is railroading chud

>>97827568
>We're not referencing any drama.
How is the post instantly recognizable as AI slop then?
Your reaction seems like a kneejerk reaction to something I'm not seeing, as if it was an image you'd seen before and previously reacted to.
Whereas my reaction was to gloss over and ignore it until you reacted. It's a nothing burger about a module. Why react?

The shit I personally hate about AI images isn't there so I don't know what got your panties in a twist.
Again, it's like the first time I saw an avatar fag post some furry thing. It was nothing, some wolf shit, but those who'd seen his shit a thousand times already jumped on him telling him to fuck off. Hence, previous drama.

Or, I could be genuinely missing something obvious.

>>97829225
Do you have eyes?

>>97828553
Defending your point is railroading, let others enjoy their own interpretation of words

>>97793618
Railroading is when the GM negates a player’s choice in order to enforce a preconceived outcome.

>>97827707
Cringe.

>>97828200
No. I'll continue thinking and I'll criticize whatever I want, and the complaints aren't dumb. Criticism is always good and justified. Don't tell me what to do.

>>97829458
>Criticism is always good and justified.
lol. lmao.

>>97828200
>the Colonel is deliberately not working with the scientists to try start a conquest and deliberately ignoring their intel to do so.
I didn't have the patience for the third movie, is that something they establish there?
because Avatar 1 Quaritch was actually a reasonable guy, if clearly touched by war
we wasn't kill crazy, he was given a mission to protect the outpost against a wildly hostile environment, and he did his hardest to do that
he was also given orders to make mining operations happen, and he carries out those orders
but even then he only escalated when he felt he had to
you could see even he was a bit emotional when they burned the tree, but a job is a job

I rooted for humans in Avatar 1 because they had cool tech, they weren't fellated by the narrative like the navi, and because Quaritch was a legit badass

>>97829580
The only thing I know about the third no is is that he gets to fuck crazy Navi pussy

>>97829686
But you do everything in your power to be one?

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>>97829667
>the army is the only interesting thing they have
What exactly do people like you mean when you make dumb posts like this. Their entire army as depicted in official art and gamepieces is either A) guys on dinos/dragons or forts with artillery on dinos/dragons or B) stuff like the Bright Stallion that is basically an eldar knight with 4 legs.

They don't have anything else besides that, outside of fanart that depicts "dire avenger exodites' and shit like that that doesn't make sense.

>>97829642
I think the only non-GW large-scale wargame that uses IGOUGO that comes to mind is... Kings of War? There's plenty of games that do otherwise, like Conquest.

>>97829679
I guess I can hope for a better edition.
>chromu is cool but it's weird since she lives so close
What in the actual fuck.

>>97829687
>thankfully you don't make the rules
Weird cope to resort to when you post a list about what you think should and shoukd nit be an army every day.