>>96635766
BD (Body), DX, IQ, and WL (Willpower, both Will and Charisma in one). Easy replacement.

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>>96635766
>All small creatures are now by default also more sickly, slow to heal, etc.
>You can presumably fix this by buying HT back up after lowering BD, but now those animal templates are even more expensive, exacerbating the IQ/Will+Per divide issue
Wow, a frogposter without a brain. Who could have imagined.

>>96636491
IQ/Will/Per isn't even much of an issue when you can just reduce Will and Per

>>96635766
ST represents physical power and bulk. HT represents physical energy and vitality. High ST characters hit harder and take more damage. High HT characters run for longer and get sick less often. These scores have absolutely zero correlation with each other. What purpose would merging them serve?

I just read Death Troopers and considering how hyped the book was, I didn't think it was very good. The part about the cannibals in the shuttle was kinda cool though.

>>96636966
It's dangerous but not really lethal. Most characters can get knocked unconscious in 2 or 3 hits, but that just means you take a critical injury and you're out of the fight. The crit table results that outright kill you can't be rolled unless you have multiple critical injuries already and/or you're being attacked by something with a bonus to crit rolls.

>>96637415
I have never heard Death Troopers hyped in a positive way, everyone talks about how terrible and obnoxiously gory the author's writing is.

>>96637370
I mean, yeah? I want communism for whites, essentially. Capitalism is cancer and the reason why you got wokism in the first place.

>>96636920
anything post S1 is shit, 2 gets glazed as "good" because it has a bunch of cheap cameos but was the first time they did it so it gets excused for some reasom

>>96632702
There is a lot of Something & Something, so once you get the basic idea it should be easy.

Technically if you can get the unit cards, wh40k could maybe be printable with paper standees i guess, but it certainly wouldn't "feel" quite right

>>96634333
Early Xbox Live was garbage (but not because of the shittalk). Real online gaming was early PC gaming where people would host their own servers.

I've seen some people print up cards on some A4 paper, and run em through a guillotine, then put them in card sleeves to "block out" the back. Though youd probably spend more on the sleeves than the game itself anyway.

The games I've seen people do it with are hero realms and mtg, calling their fake cards "proxy decks"

>>96637938
Using this, a few games would be easy to pirate. I'd imagine games like splendor and the mind would be good to go. But i don't recommend the mind. Game is basically gambling but boring

>>96615706
Set it in DC to piss off retards who think NV is good.

>>96619075
I ran a game set in Tennessee once, main factions were:
>Brotherhood branch sent from out west who's got their hands tied because the Barrett manufacturing plant is in murfreesboro near nashville and the biggest city has access to .50 BMG semi-auto sniper rifles which can turn power armor into tissue paper, they were happy to just convince the common citizenry to not fucking kill themselves with the tech they have
>Community of mutated inbreds to the east led by someone who, ironically, is a normal human due to inbreeding and mutation basically spinning around itself to make a normal human that were the stand-in for super mutants
>The Kings had moved into graceland, having sent a force from Vegas to secure the home of Elvis for The King, along with Boone sent by Courier Six to babysit them and report on them
>Community of descendants of Xarn in a blasted wasteland to the west, intelligent deathclaws
>A group of Confederate slaver LARPers called the Feds who controlled food production which is why they still were around
>The Spartans, a minor faction of spartan LARPers from Sparta, Tennessee who confused the name of the town for the actual place in greece thanks to some old holotapes who were little more than a warband of sorts basically subordinate to the feds

Also rather than scorpions, had "Radcluse Spiders" since Brown recluses are a thing in Tennessee, I recolored the frostbite spiders from Skyrim for the tokens. Avoided a lot of creepy crawlies because I don't handle them well.

There was also a vault focused on growing food with radiation underground to make it bigger and more bountiful that led to the entire vault turning into yellow ghouls from consuming these super radioactive bananas.

Party also met The Lone Wanderer and courier 6 and got some sick loot for doing odd jobs for both.

>>96620179
>I'd make an exception for Mexico but not Canada.
And you reveal your true colors. Canada in Fallout IS America.

>>96634739
NV trades exploration for narrative. It's a storyshit railroad but at least it's a good one.

Fallout 3 trades a good narrative for a fun world to explore with lots of cool hidden shit, it's a litterbox but its main quest is utter dogshit.

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I've always thought Manchuria was an underrated setting for a potential roleplay in the Fallout Universe. Have it set along the Korean border, the Russian border and in as far as regions in Heilongjiang as Harbin city, creeping a little in the Gobi desert

>The Remnants of the US army deployed for the Gobi Desert campaign settle into their own faction. Being so isolated from the US mainland and so many years having past, their past existence in The United States comes to seem semi-mythological. They talk as if they're something similar to displaced men from the city of Troy
>Koreans have their own towns and cities, and still follow a form of "juche" in that they keep their settlements self sufficient and closed off
>Russians in Vladivostok leave the bombed out city for the storage docks by the port, living in shipping containers that have been converted into homes. Siberia further north is even more of a frozen wasteland that's even harsher to live in, despite being relatively free from radiation
>Mainland China further south is heavily radiated, and was more heavily bombed than the United States was. Their "Vault" system was an extension of their underground rail system, and cities burrowed down in extensive elaborate interconnected tunnels between cities along the coast. They call it the "People's bunker".
>Because The Chinese Northeast is the one habitable part of China left, people start emerging from the People's bunker and settle the land, with massive tensions between them, the Russians, Americans and Koreans. Most people are jaded and cynical, but a few dedicated redguards who believe in Maoism remain.
>The largest Chinese city is a few kilometers inside the People's bunker, and it trades extensively agricultural products made in Manchuria for manufactured products produced within the bunker itself using old world technology.

>>96637885
But yeah, most of the "Fallout set in other countries" thing is just people wanting to basedface over The Big Ben or Brandenburg Gate or whatever appearing as a location. Which I get, it's cool, but you can do any post apocalyptic setting for that.

The reason I think Northeastern China works as a setting is because it matches with the Fallout lore already. We know

>Mainland China was more heavily destroyed and "sent back to the stone age". The Chinese Northeast could be the one part of China that's about as habitable as the post-apocalyptic United States
>The United States soldiers were present in mainland china at the time of collapse, and were engaged in a Gobi Desert campaign
>Crossroads between Russians, Koreans and the Chinese make for interesting cultural dynamics and more clear-cut social and racial divisions in the region

Plus the idea of the Chinese approaching the vault system a different way is cool I think. With their highly overpopulated coastline, it's natural to assume they'd just build down as a means of surviving nuclear war. It's also reflective of the communist mentality to have megaprojects that are, on paper, for all people. It leans into the idea that Mao Zedong repetitively pushed, that China could survive nuclear war and keep on fighting. It's a nice contrast to the individualistic and corporate Vault Tec way of privatized, separate bomb shelters.

For an overarching campaign plot you could have it that the American faction in the Gobi desert is worried about the growth of Chinese towns and cities in Manchuria, and tries to bomb apart the openings to the People's Bunker in the region. With the players either siding with the Chinese or the Americans, and the Russians or the Koreans being factions that could lean either way.

Months and months ago someone was posting about these Russian Battletech models he found. Anyone else got the link for it?

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>>96637727
Honestly, I want to see that one in action.

>>96637840
Like model kits?

>>96625851

my vault (can) kinda looks like this, i'm an up and coming factory manager.

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>>96635375
>rolling dice is random
>but im going to have mech entries add a bonus to that roll
>and ill also give bonuses to people who do what i say
>but it's all still 100% random

Yeah, alright fag. Have fun playing with yourself

>>96637799
God I wanted to get this model to use as the basis for my siege breaker but he just looks too loyalist in comparison with the rest of my word bearers HQs, maybe when I get to the ultramarines...

>>96637642
No, everybody has been using different styles of lists here. Some prefer tacticals in rhinos, others prefer 20 man squads, then there's people who prefer rapiers or predators... Much more list variety than during 2.0, where everything revolved around the number of contemptors you were allowed to bring.

>>96637850
White Scars are fun because +2" of movement during your turn makes A LOT of units more viable and their legion reaction is extremely strong while not being once per game.

A WS jump pack command squad with a MoS giving them Line (1) can do a lot of work while being hard to pin down if you don't want them to be.

Bikes, jetbikes and speeders are all useful but just remember they can't contest objectives at all in 3.0 because they're cavalry. They can still score with vanguard and can be very useful in boxing in units on objectives by flying over and behind them (So they can't react move off the objective when your Vanguard units come in) but you need them to work in concert with units that can score.

That being said, you can also make your cavalry units Expendable (2) with a prime advantage which makes them remarkably useful suicide blockers.

Also being able to give your infantry units Move Through Cover helps a ton too.

>>96637850
Keep in mind that it is mostly caused by people copying armylists they find on the internet. Older editions had the same issue of most people's armies looking similar, because most players look up online what is considered meta then copy that into their own army.

>>96637924
Yeah, that and in general everybody's first love is their primarch/praetor in a spartan with all the WS5 terminators they can fit inside too

>>96633670
Is the Church of Dragonwright a serious thing? It's like Scientology or Wiccans; a tiny little cult that everyone laughs at.

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>>96633702
Speaking of obscure glitterboys, this power armor isnt in the fleets of the three galaxies book. Is it like splicers where they have art for things that aren't in the book?

>>96634602
That's the Silverhawk. Look in Phaseworld

>>96634633
Ah, there it is. Thanks.

>>96633702
I want more info on the Republicans so fucking bad. I want to see Republican mages too since they should be fine with it. Not only do you have the Republicans heavily influencing the early CS (which used to have mages) but im sure the Republicans help the Vanguard a bunch.

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Here's the backside, C&C always welcome

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And then some orangutan mooonkeys.
I'm wondering if realistic eyes would be fine, or if doing a glowing yellow or red would work better for them

>>96637751
>>96637757
lovely skin and chessboard

>>96637793
Thanks!

>>96637765
Realistic eyes would probably make them appear more like just regular monkeys, while the glowing eyes would push them more towards being monstrous.

>>96634278
>very Ninja Resurection
...Like that anime movie?

>>96608039
>>96634566
You're a fucking retard

>>96629285
Amazin'

>>96609564

yes, post it.

>>96634566
well it definitely has a lot of addons to the B/X formula
so it probably can't count as an OSR and is welcome as a NuSR

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>>96637696
>CofD
Huh, can't upload PDFs anymore?
Anyway, the ancient ExCofD alpha https://files.catbox.moe/nkywxi.pdf

>>96637749
No, the attack that took the site down, used a pdf as as an attack vector

>>96637152
>>96637163
>>96637174
Pretty good, Anon.
Better than most of the official writing.

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>>96637128
>This video is truly beautiful and wonderful. My defined idea of Exalted changed significantly after seeing it. Thank you for creating such an evocative image of a world filled with wonders.
>16 years ago
The world was so bright then.

>>96637152
>When the fetich of the Seventeen Forges of Brass and Iron sought to usurp the green light of Heaven, he riddled her body with orichalcum spears, and strangled her with a shout.
geas wouldn't let him do that.

>>96636848
I understand not to get political.
>if someone has a trans button or a MAGA hat
Is it better to just avoid such players that are wearing such things to minimize the chance of drama through saying the wrong thing unintentionally?

>>96636872
>I'm going to assume this is not bait.
I'm very autistic. I should have clarified that in my OP post.

Thank you for taking the time to write all of that. I read it all.

>>96636926
Not really, just watch out for spoken bait. I'm a lot more chud than lefty, but I would say you would have more problems with maga guy that trans. I hate to admit it, but most people who would wear a trans pin are doing it with their heart in the right place, usually supporting a friend. maga guy wants to talk about it. lgs is not the place to talk about it unless it's chud central

>>96636748
How do you know it's friendly?

>>96636848
On the contrary, if you see coomer paraphernalia, ask them what the manga/anime/game is and who is their waifu.

>>96636748
Pretend you're at a store and keep conversation light. They're as anti social as the rest of the people at a bar, except no beer.

You WILL hear gamer talk.
You WILL get awkward signals they don't mean to give.

you will realize only the cool dudes are old and rarely come around

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>>96636748
>aggressively tries to initiate footsies with >uninterested men who just want to play Magic

Respect peoples personal space, don't be a Sophia.

>>96636838
>Another fucking fledgling whose sire didn't teach them shit, despite being an elder who should know better.

God fucking dammit, this is what the fourth tradition is for. Okay. So here's the QRD because I can't be fucked to hold your hand through everything. I miss Blue, she would take care of strays like you and spare the rest of us from it.

>You get "stronger" the same way you did in life. Do shit. Hone a skill. Your brain isn't half as "fixed" as people say it is. Even though you can't train your muscles, The Blood wants you to get stronger, so you can still get stronger, faster, tougher.
>You have three vampire powers you have an inherent talent for that you can learn intuitively, these are based on your lineage. All the others you need someone to teach you.
>Other vampires do not have your best interest at heart, I'm only helping you because I don't want your dumb ass to violate the Masquerade and get us all killed.
>Related to the above point, if anyone tries to get you to join something called "The Sabbat" or "Sword of Caine", shut that shit down. They're a death cult obsessed with the apocalypse and will force you to kill innocents until you think like they do.
>You probably have never even heard of The Prince. Think of them as the local, city level magistrate of vampires. Your ass is supposed to have been shown to them.
>If you ever want to kill your sire, do something really stupid in public. 50/50% chance she dies, 50/50% chance you die. Depends on if the Prince owes her a favor and if he/she thinks you'd be useful to him/her as a minion.

>>96637010
If it helps, she did explain some things, like 'don't sell your blood to people for petty cash you fucking imbecile'. Mostly because she told me normal people can get really, really high off of the stuff and I figured it's a way to, at least, not have to work much. So I'm not entirely inept, just mostly and nigh-completely.
>You get "stronger" the same way you did in life. Do shit. Hone a skill.
So I should take up running unnaturally fast as an evening hobby, and then maybe I'll also be able to just fucking vanish like her. Incredible. I don't know how that works, but at this point confusion is more or less my natural state, so, thanks, I suppose.
>Related to the above point, if anyone tries to get you to join something called "The Sabbat" or "Sword of Caine", shut that shit down. They're a death cult obsessed with the apocalypse and will force you to kill innocents until you think like they do.
That sounds retarded. Not the warning, the idea of an apocalyptic death cult forming out of people who are already dead. Or them looking at me like I am a prime pick for their cult. What'd even make them want me?
>You probably have never even heard of The Prince.
>Your ass is supposed to have been shown to them.
This one is a bit fucky. I think he visited, but me and others didn't get to see him. The mistress and him argued a bunch about her vampire-making habits, among other things, with his position being 'you are acting recklessly, and your non-interference with local affairs just means you don't know how much you might mess up things' and her position being 'you're being a busybody, go away, I could demolish you and instead am having a good time, harming nobody'. Didn't get to see him, and I'm not going to guess who he is outside of work hours, but I'd guess he's seen me by proxy, at this point.

Any clue if the jar of evil shadows gave me shadow cancer or something?

>>96636838
The formal term for your mistress is your Sire. You should ask her when she intends to present you to the local Prince or Baron or Bishop

You should probably move out of your house as soon as possible. In general, try to stay away from creepy shit. How have you been feeding yourself all this time?

>>96636838
Don't listen to >>96637010. the Sabbat seeks only to liberate all Kindred (that includes you) from the tyranny of corrupt elders who seek to enslave their childer and to destroy all vampires who engage in devil worship, which our kind calls Infernalism

>>96637509
>The formal term for your mistress is your Sire
She's a woman though. I get that it's probably traditional, but it still feels kind of weird. And I think she seems to like hearing 'mistress', however utterly inscrutable she may be in most ways.
>you should probably move out of your house as soon as possible
Why?
>How have you been feeding yourself all this time?
Oh, alt girls at local clubs and stuff. They're freaky and relatively easy. Plus my sole redeeming quality and the only way I really got anywhere in life are my looks, they're why my mistress grabbed me in the first place. Managing constant one-night stands is, if anything, easier now that drinking booze does nothing for me. They just don't really feel as fun anymore, it's a neverending game of playing half-naked, drunk, asleep goth woman logistics. Like a third of the time I have to ditch my house and head to my mistress's place for the day, just because I can't really throw out a girl I got with, and she's way too asleep to get up on her own, and she'd naturally freak out if she sees me catatonic in the morning.
>>96637567
I don't feel that tyranned over, though. Or a desire to worship any devils.
>inb4 you merely don't recognize your bindings
I am sure I was chained to having to fucking breathe air when I was alive, but it'd be dumb to call it being tyrannized with the reign of corrupt molecules of oxgen.

>>96637551
why boner

>>96609496
>>96624488
Can someone post the latest poll results? It won't let me view them since I already voted (twice)

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As someone whos never picked up an aSoIaF book, and has never watched the shows is the wargame any good?
And whats barrathians deal? I have busted to Circae but knights with cute roses on them are more my thing than incest

liked frostgrave except for the fact I had to have a nerdass as my leader
Kinda want to stargrave. Is is good?

>>96637805
>Kinda want to stargrave. Is is good?
I would also like to know.

>>96637472
He's saying you stink.

>>96637472
For some reason 4chan thought my post was spam, and I had to keep rejiggering it until it accepted I was human. For somereason, adding that phrase in that specific spot convinced it to let me post... but only after I deleted the (ignore this) bit it originally had :/

>>96637616
It may have been the ignore part.
Also, are you aware of the bunker?

>>96637780
No see, that was added in after multiple failed attempts at "alter the format of your post so it no longer reads spam" notifications

I recall something about 4chan imploding for a bit, and folks supposedly looking at alternative sites? Then 4chan got its crap together despite the odds.

>>96637835
nta, but the communiy is now for the most part on a different chan site you are not allowed to link here(you can find the link in he drive), but we go our own board there and it got some neat feaures in regard to files you can attach, like no image limit, larger file sizes, multiple files per post and even being able to include sound in videos. .

>>96637810
Well fuck is bumfuck rando says "nah" who are we to disagree? m'lord has spoken.

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>>96637743
Brunner the Bounty Hunter, the first Gotrex and Felix Omnibus, Zavant, Kim Newman's books, and maybe try Zaragoz if you can find it

>>96637812
Me and anyone who actually plays the game yeah. The vast majority of tow players are whfb players who already had armies and I've never seen anyone ever play 500 points games in any club or tournament ever.
I play almost every week since the release of ToW and I've seen one (1) 500 points game and that was a demo game in a GW store for a special event.

So when you're confidently declare that "lot of people are playing 500 point games" when it's literally the most obscure least played format ever, I'll just reply "nah" to that head canon.

>>96637071
I think there are good chances they will try to make into plastic as many infantry and cavalry units as possible
monstrous stuff isn't as high in priority unless the faction is completely missing even one plastic centerpiece

for example, for tomb kings, I believe they would rather keep the ushabtis and bone giant as they are and instead remake skeletons

but speaking about the longest terms 10+ years from now, then yes, they will want to have everything in plastic and keep resin or metal only for limited products

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>>96637242
You better start believing in ghost stories