>>97831380
Is the show any good?

>>97831491
Yes, and is a good /tg/-related anime in regards to Chinese-based setting worldbuilding, but that retarded cuck is associating it with absolute seethe.

>>97831566
Ah, so it's a kind of fantasy? I wasn't sure if it was historical or something.

>>97831609
It is very much a historical, just one where you learn a lot about the inner politics of a Chinese noble house.

>>97831760
Interesting in its own way, pity about the faggot pushing it into a bad light.

beginning to write my own set of rules to try out and wanting to make it fit the fluff. am I right in thinking that a bolter really should only be killing a marine with a lucky shot? and should never be penetrating terminator armour?

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>>97831451
>No airbrush
This method is fucking magic for black armour:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUM1ShfnrD0

If you want to go a bit further add some metallic paint chipping on the edges and some brown or rust coloured oil paints (or acrylic washes if that's your thing). You could also try purple & green oils if you like that version of the Iron Hands scheme.

>>97831645
I tried this for a couple of my DA but they came out a little too blue. I kind of like it and it works well as a base but I kept overthinking the weathering.

Since I have to re-do my SoH, should I continue doing the trim in gold/brass or should I do it in black?

>>97831679
You always have the option of substituting individual paints (swapping for a warmer grey, or something else that's more desaturated for example). The overall method though is great imo.

Did the Neptunemon/Venusmon pair get full lines or just Shellmon warp and Divermon digivolve? Cause there is an errant Kamemon in the booster but I'm not sure of the intent was Kamemon into Shellmon into Venusmon with no Ultimate or Kamemon into Divermon into Neptunemon with no Champion.
To be fair Gomamon could be pulling double duty as both the protagonist rookie and a rookie for one of them.

>>97831136
I think the Kamemon is just supposed to be the chatty one from the story. If we go off in-game evolution lines, it would be shellmon>pixiemon>Venusmon

>>97831218
Oh...it literally never occured to me that I was allowed to jump between colors. In hindsight that one is on me considering she is Yellow first and Blue second so digivolving off a yellow does check out.

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Are the pull rates in the AD pack weird or are vendors on TCG just going full retard? This isn't worth more than $1USD

>>97831810
Both. I Opened 2 boxes and only got 2 of those and 1-3 of a lot of the other new R cards

>>97831177
>So is that something you fluff, or you buy them with the suit?
I'd talk it over with your ST. Decide how many background points he wants you to spend on the suit/mech and how many inactive perks it has and what each of those perks does. That's how I'd handle it, at least.
A lot of the time, the suit wouldn't be anything other than a bunch of soak and probably some Dexterity penalties, but you could use it as a focus for a lot of your magic and the target of a lot of your magic as well.
Though I wouldn't copy and paste it for your character, reading about the Alanson Hardsuit on page 656 of the M20 core might give you some good ideas.

>>97831577
there is a lot more those are just some examples like i know the shadowlords have a camp that deals (in both meanings of the word) with vampires so they probably know more, but in turn they probably know jack shit about mages and never heard about mummies for example

in game this was somewhat enforced rules wise in 2 to 3ed/revsied by the fact that "kindred lore", "wraith lore" "werewolf lore", "mage lore" and such which represent your knowledge of another splat all costed exp like any normal knowledge ability so every exp your let's say mage spends on vampire lore is some exp they does not spend on another skill or sphere that would help him deal with his splat's usual enemies so when vampires are not currently the focus he is would be seen as falling behind

while wod's 20th anni editions use the scholar of other merit that makes you better at rolling in all non combat involving the "other" of your choosing by reducing the difficulty by 2 but makes the same rolls about your usual adversaries and all other splats harder by 1

WW really struck gold with the original VtM clans. They're evocative and almost everyone I've introduced to the setting will instantly take to at least one clan. I'm a woof-fag, but the tribes just don't hit the same.

>>97831613
>I'd talk it over with your ST. Decide how many background points he wants you to spend on the suit/mech and how many inactive perks it has and what each of those perks does. That's how I'd handle it, at least.

I know he forbids ressources 6, but he hasn’t said anything else. I’ll ask him later. Does adding modules increase the level of the suit?

>A lot of the time, the suit wouldn't be anything other than a bunch of soak and probably some Dexterity penalties, but you could use it as a focus for a lot of your magic and the target of a lot of your magic as well.

Yeah that’s the plan! Also, I asked earlier but does the Dex penalty applies to fighting rolls? Like firearms? Since using a gun (in this case mounted on the mecha) would need a Dex+Firearms to hit.

>Though I wouldn't copy and paste it for your character, reading about the Alanson Hardsuit on page 656 of the M20 core might give you some good ideas.

Found this site, though I do hope the suit doesn’t really need 8 points of background, without even taking into account the price of the modules.

>>97831798
I struggle playing evil or even really just “not nice” so I always gravitated towards hart wardens

>>97831154
It means they're singled out by whatever the initial comment is and are trying to deflect it by pretending they're above the comment. That they have to comment at all, or repeatedly even, betrays their attempt at ironic distance.

>>97831167
It reminds me of TVtropes or something. That's pretty "unc" behavior, as the children might say.

>>97828179
>fake success
wut?

>>97831187
>>97831170
>>97831167

>>97831213
Feed not the Baiter, anon.

>>97827614
But anon, (for an Age of Rebellion campaign) also making an Imperial fiefdom in the Tion Cluster along the Perlemian Trade Route with a focus on Raxus with a Grand Moff that is using the military industrial complex both as a shield and a weapon. Are we sharing brain cells?

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>>97803547
My drawing of my favorite minister

Does anyone else here not play TTRPGs I just post here because I watch the tv shows and read the books

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I pause rebels WTF is wrong with him right after I say “Ezra is Jewish”

>>97831776
Yes.

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>>97821296
The game itself is just kind of mediocre. The blood dice are a nice enough mechanic, but the resolution mechanics around them are just so-so. Basic bitch alternating activation was also a poor choice when you're obligated to gun for maximum warband size as the campaign progresses. 40+ individual activations per round was just a slog in what should have been the most exciting games of the campaign.

>>97831699
Its just mordheim with ranged focus. its fine. As another anon mentioned here, take this setting and slap Turnips rules on it and it would be something cool. I feel like for a WW1 game with crusades its sorely lacking in scale and simplicity to just pick up a game. Campaign games are horrible to get people to start let alone finish.

The setting of TC is cool, I feel its actually the rules that will hinder it resonating more.

>>97831280
OHHHHHHHHHH BIG MAN! BIG HARD MAN!!

>>97831699
I quite like the rules, they are incredibly simple and easy to pick up. It is sad that they aren't anything special. I expect rules for larger armies and vehicles and such.

>>97831808
>That seethe
Lol

>>97791970
Sippy fucking bippy

>>97825771
>It's improv; the classic "yes, and..." rule.
Improv isn't gaming
> Maybe the DM expected them to look for someone to cast Identify on it and was planning to introduce the College of Mages this session; and when the players take a more mundane route, they get to introduce a new character and new elements to the story.
So just because the players did something the DM didn't expect, they now get to spawn in something that... introduces the thing the DM wanted to do anyway?? That's just railroading with extra steps. .

>>97822242
Fetishes fuck over other stuff when used too much as it stops being about anything else or contrived in. And it limits options as you can't do stuff with a subject that undermine the fetish like how a vorefag has an autistic freakout when the monster gets sliced apart in the throat because they tried to swallow someone with daggers. Or how someone being mutilated to a horrific monster is going being a body horror thing that wants put out of its misery too much for people into TF to fantasize have happening to them.

>>97791970
This but set to flamenco music.

>>97831321
>Or how someone being mutilated to a horrific monster is going being a body horror thing that wants put out of its misery too much for people into TF to fantasize have happening to them.
As a TF fag this has never been a problem for me. Not into the body horror stuff fetishistically but they can coexist and even complement each other perfectly, Made in Abyss is a great example. In fact a lot of great manga are just transparently based on the author's fetish.

Not being able to write "your fetish but bad sometimes" is just being a shit writer, doesn't mean fetish-based writing is bad.

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>>97823810

Attention. I have read nightbane. I think its actually very good!

>>97823805
Im sorry, but that looks like an adult diaper. She is wearing a ballistic duraplasty brief.

>>97827279
Nightspawn/bane is one of Palladium's most unique lines.

>>97827279
>>97827630
It's one of the most original ones, yes, and has some great monster PC creation tables. Wish it had gotten more traction among fans of 80s horror movies.

>>97830389
Yeah it sounds wicked.

>>97830146
No, but I remember when Elf was a class.

>>97830389
It just means witchmaster, but I can see why it would sound cool to a non-German speaker. Now that I'm thinking about it, it sounds really cool to me aswell. Thanks for making me think about the term hexenmeister.

Even 3.X was kinda half-assing it when it came to distinguishing the two. Same spell list, same proficiencies, same hit die, same saves. Only difference between the two was the difference in the prepared vs spontaneous casting systems.

Which edition?

>>97830372
there are better games if you like hate drafting or battle royales. splendor fucking SUCKS ASS stop trying to dress it up.

before you ask fairy tail and arctic scavengers come to mind.

>>97831323
In our defense, we are slobs.

FUCKSPLENDOR

>>97831717
>>97831452
>samefag with shit taste

>>97825864
A very fun game. I agree it does scratch the same itch and has a slightly more satisfying ramp up arc

i really hate that i have a very different take on dming than most people, especially you lads in these threads. getting feedback on stuff is like pulling teeth. makes me want to just not dm anymore, sometimes. i hate tropes but i also hate subverting expectations. also i fucking hate vtts and digital dnd. it's absolutely awful. i hate not being able to see the people and engage physically with my people

>>97831192
have you ever done a bugbear lass? id like to see your take on them one day

>>97831192
Beards in the tolkeinien style
>inb4 melty

>>97813902
I want a D&D tv show now

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUzG8tRX0x4

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>>97831192
>I wish dwarven women had more stereotypical features to distinguish them from other races
>proceeds to draw them without beards
It's not like that sort of thing can't be done with feminine features--you just actually have to pay attention to what you're doing.
I justify the ubiquity of beards on dwarves in my setting by giving them Eimer's organs around their mouths, making shaving a delicate operation that isn't worth the hassle in the vast majority of cases, but that seems to be a bit weirder than what you like doing.

>>97831788
Aren't there a few cartoons already?

>>97830938
>I still keep a MS Surface behind the screen to quickly look up rules though...
There's nothing wrong w/ doing both. Handwriting and actual books genuinely help your brain learn and engage better than screens. But screens are convenient and sometimes convenience is more important. It's good that you've got a mix, at all.

>>97831001
>Index Card RPG intensifies

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I have nothing to add to the discussion, merely enjoying the pics.
I do have some personal observations from playing several sessions of paper-only Ironsworn.

>I don't usually go back to read notes/journals of previous sessions even when playing digitally. Having both in physical papers didn't change that.
>If anything, re-reading past sessions didn't feel that great since it looked like a bunch of notes (am i back in college??)
>I'm not an artist, so the notes and journals are kinda bland to glance at too. A minimal level of artistry might be required for all-paper play, at least for me.
>my handwriting is decent, but not being able to search my notes felt incredibly limiting
>Persistent frustration and annoyance from not being able to write down imaginations and thoughts quickly to paper in detail - either had to sacrifice time to write detailed account by hand or sacrifice detail by summarizing what I envisioned.
>keeping a different binder for re-orderable set of notes on worldbuilding elements became a necessity, but it added to the physical clutter (MORE binders, sire?)

In the end, I abandoned the paper-only play. I REALLY want it to work for me but it just isn't clicking. I believe my main hurdles were from not knowing how to draw, which impacted my desire to read my old sessions even when played outside the papers-only medium.

>>97830295
>t. latinx

>>97823612
>I'm a snob
Probably. >Pic related says you definitely have zero taste.

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>>97831692
Alternate coloring