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what did bushi mean by that tomori alt

>>97242281
>"Impregnate Tomari's pits"

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Yuyu would never

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Isnt megumi rich? why is she working in a shop

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wtf are they doing

>>97244829
>And yet there's no default Bigfoot/Sasquatch/Wookiee race
Pretty sure that role is filled by the Vesk.

is there designated rape god in pathfinder?
closest thing to it i could find is Lamashtu and her monster breeding obsession with kidnapped woman

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>>97244897
>Lizardfolk
>replacement for the Shaggyfolk
Somebody's asking for a bowcaster shot.

>>97244574
>"Getting more is bad"?
NTA but for new players limiting options to core only often helps a lot. Having all possible freakshit pushed into core just makes things confusing for the newbies.

Though I guess it does not matter as SF2e is just going to be used as supplement material for PF2e so all who get into that are going to be experienced players anyway.

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>>97213287
Soldier is John AoE Weapons, and is pretty interesting as far as classes go, and probably fine even if I find the choice to make them Con-based with a bunch of "use Con in place of X" stuff (carry capacity, demoralize, etc etc). The two spellcasters are honestly pretty good.

Solarian's chassis is an unfinished skeleton with gaping holes in it, its design was skittish and actively hurt by page space keeping them from using all the SF1e ideas, plus the bizarre need to "have a class for every ability mod" (which Witchwarper ruined anyway) that locked it to Str only. Envoy is a skill and support class that manages to be disappointing in both directions, with weak subclasses and directives that are overly restrictive. Operative is a schizophrenic, badly designed mess of a class who has multiple nonfunctional features, but it gets propped up into being powerful by the fact it gets legendary gun scaling and an extra damage boost, in a book that introduces kinda decent guns.

>>97240738
There is literally zero risk in either, especially the DMG.
I play in one game for one group and GM for another.
By your logic I shouldn't be touching the DMG/MM? Fuck off.

>>97240708
Trying too hard, nogames.

>>97244816
You're the problem player and everyone but you knows it.

I enjoy reading and I don't use social networks.
I won't play or run a game that has more than 50 pages of rules.

>>97235374
Why do you need to?
Everyone on this board will tell you that the rules don't matter, hell, getting anyone here to talk about games at all is harder than pulling teeth.
It's all about stories and worldbuilding, so why would you be under the impression you'd need to learn anything?

>>97244827
>"Humans are boring"
>posts nonhuman
What did she mean by this?

>>97244827
Every "nonhuman" race are just humans+

>>97244885
If you can't prove your characters aren't like humans, you can't say humans are boring.

>>97244827
Yes humans are boring, but if everyone was interesting, no one would be

Humans should be boring so people like >>97244903 can feel special.

>>97244390
Gudnak is beer and pretzels light on the deck building with no lands and a built in match time limiters but loads of fun and highly replayable due to the rich strategy elements while Sorcery has a ludonarrative emergent gameplay stretching across a chaotic game board with quirky land effects that has a vast sea of deck building choices that go as deep as you want them to be while maintaining that the golden rule is the most important one. In all seriousness the comparison to them both operating on a grid is where the similarities end and the final results wildly differ.

I think you could sum it up as Gudnak can be played by a wider range of players with or without experience in he hobby while Sorcery is a veritable unlimited seafood buffet for those who love deep card game design.

>find a place online that has the new illustration boxes up for pre-order at a normal price
>but they also have booster boxes available for like $50-$70
Am I going to get my identity stolen?

>>97244064
Oh, okay that's good to know! I guess I just buy card singles from a local game store or eBay or something? Are any of the decks from the learn together set supposed to be good?

>>97244787
You mean Diluvian Krakens? What do you mean by "1 from Mirror Realm? I don't know what's your golden rule ruling, but Mirror Realm by itself only copies sites, not minions atop them

>>97244882
>"veritable unlimited seafood buffet for those who love deep card game design."
Why can't sorcery shills just stop being weird pushing their investments. People would genuinely lay off most of the criticism if it wasn't so cultish

>>97244964
It should be easy enough to find at a local , dont risk buying sketchy boxes especially online. Walk into a store and just buy singles. All the new player product for the game is fine. It's a bandai game, they're good in that regard consistently if nothing else

>>97244787
>ChatGPT tell me about a time somebody played Sorcery

>>97244735
Maybe I'm full of shit but I think the word 'god' in aos can refer to a bunch of different entities. You've got the chaos gods of course, the 'elemental' gods tied to a wind of magic (siggy, alarielle, tyrion, ...), you've got mortals who ascended to godhood through sheer power (kragnos) or due to worship + absorbing souls (morathi). There also seem to be gods that exists purely due to people worshipping them, like the various death gods in shyish. Maybe it's explained in detail in one of the broken realms books or whatever but it seems fairly nebulous to me. Especially the border between "really powerful individual" and "ascended god". Like what exactly did morathi do to cross that treshhold?
I guess this isn't all that different to how the word god in the english language has come to mean a billion different things. From capital g God, to the gods of various ancient religions, to 'entity in charge of local creek' in ancient greek or chineee or whatever mythology.
Tldr no clue man

>>97244735
The difference between the non-Chaos gods and the Four fuck the Rat seems to be a matter of scale. I think of Sigmar et al. like local or physical gods. Something like a comic book god you can interact with and punch. Powerful, but ultimately they bleed and can be killed.
The Chaos gods are more akin to Outer Gods or Old Ones from Lovecraft. They're much "larger" in scale and aren't wholly concrete. You can't really punch Khorne. Sure they do have forms within their realms, but they're also kind of their realms too. They're more conceptual.
Archaon has been glutted on so much power that he's essentially a god on Sigmar's level.

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>>97244799
>what did morathi do
Pic related. She did a specific thing to secure her claim to godhood.

does the steelhelms kit come with any gargoylians or is it just potato peasants?

>>97245069
Don't think so sadly. Fusiliers, cav, command squad all have them, but afaik none on the steelhelms. Shame.

>>97244175
I'm pretty sure the outflank rule was only introduced in the following edition, and at the time the WS player would have had to move his units on board through his own table edge, which he couldn't do since you can't move through enemy models and he had no jump infantry (which could move over the Kroot) or tanks (which could force the Kroot out of the way with a tank shock test).
As people have pointed out before, there would have been plenty of ways to prevent this scenario: just deploying one unit on the board would have been enough since you couldn't be infiltrating units within 12'' (if there's no LOS) or 18'' (if there is LOS) of enemy units. But since he was playing a WAAC list consisting nothing but fast bikes that arrive on board on the player's first turn to ensure the opponent can never shoot at them before they get to move and shoot, he had his whole army in reserves and lacked any way to get past a single unit think Kroot conga-line.

>>97244175
No, he would require Khan to do that and he'd come in off the sides. You couldn't just come in from reserves anywhere at the time, you had to arrive from your table edge unless you were outflanking (a specific, declared rule) or you were Snikrot, who could specifically come in on the enemy's edge. This is providing this is 5th, which I believe it is since the deployment type seems to be "Dawn of War" (deploy HQ and two troops, everything else in reserve) and null deployment on Dawn of War was very common. This deployment type added to the mechanization if 5th ed armies, but that's a different topic. It meant 1/3 of the time your static firepower had to walk onto the table, so they couldn't shoot at all and couldn't run since that wasn't a thing.
I want to point out that this is a full 4x6 table, so that's an asston of kroot even fully spread at 2" coherency.

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>>97244389
Ah I see.

I didn't understand any of your explanations, I never got within 20 meters of a tabletop game. But thanks for explaining eitherway.

>>97244573
As I vaguely understand it (and will be happy to be told otherwise by more experienced anons), units entering the battle need to start a certain distance away from the other enemy units currently on the battlefield for the sake of fairness so that you don't get a scenario where one guy watches their opponent set up their army and then just completely encircle them from all sides like an antlion pit. And while there are a few units that can get around that to a degree, bikes aren't one of them.

>>97237079
Cool game that understands the hobby

>>97227263
Besides Warhammer, what’s the best place to look for good mutation tables?

>>97242872
DCC and the annual has some mobster generation tables that work well for that kind of stuff

>>97242872
Some old D&D (AD&D? I forgot which edition) had huge tables for generating tieflings before they made them generic horned exotics.

>>97227263
Why not use actual deformed people as examples for muties?

>>97242052
Oh so the new threads are good. Glad we can always make more.

>>97243610
The universal running is questionable.
Mostly because everyone on foot was moving 6" so the only way to make things faster like Eldar or Hormagaunts was giving them run, but now everyone can run you lost that option.
The scattering of small blast from 5th there are times I like it and other I do not. Usually I'm only hitting 3 models and maybe wounding 2, unless my opponent is super cluster up in cover so adding the extra scatter was not a fun thing.
But a change we did add was heavy weapons for infantry can shoot but only on 6 when moving and blast do scatter when moving. Till now it does not look like 4th edition rules have broken due to that change.
>>97243626
3rd/4th has about 10 years worth of content made by people that actually cared about their game.

>>97244342
IIRC 5th didn’t have partial hits like 4th did, I think I remember feeling that kinda made up for the scattering.
I think running is a huge improvement and a more suitable match for mapping the distance a model can move around the table throughout a games duration. I felt that without it units were just to stuck in the area where they were deployed. I also think it helps to need transports in a way that doesn’t just make them more expensive.
>6th Ed snap shots.
Desu all of the 6th Ed weapon type rules were better than before, except ap3 power swords which just kinda ruined melee. I wish salvo was more utilized, and the change to rapid fire is so easy to overlook. I think I finally won my first game with tau in 6th ed.

Mark my words, 11th edition will continue the enshittification of the game and the hobby to a degree not seen before. You are not ready.

>>97245035
Helps to nerf*

>>97245050
Likely yes. GW has changed the game to appeal to mtg waacs. Do you know how much money those people spend? It’s insane. Unless that dries up the game will continue to be “streamlined” and designed around pre-canned “synergies” and “combos”.

>>97244660
From best to worst
>FLUX.1
Cosplay
>Perchance
Cosplay with camera filter (move down two spots if the hand hallucination is too much for you)
>Chat GPT-5
Cosplay with decent green screen
>Copilot
Taiwanese lady-boy commercial
>GPT-4o
Philippino low budget commercial shoot
>MAI-Image-1
Modern Disney live action
>DALL-E 3

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>>97244697
That's a really stupid and vaguely racist name.

>>97244933
I would assume it was a joke based on Bing being the main AI everyone on /slop/ was using back then.

>>97244933
You realize it used to be 100% Bing thread?

>>97244959
>>97244962
Yes I'm aware of the reference, how does that change my point?

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>>97244723
>Be Marauder bomber pilot Bracker
>Still dogfighting the red gobbo
>Realised his plane is just a sleigh
>Think the blood rage from Khorne made me too blind to see what make it was
>Regardless I drop a bomb but he dodges it
>It instead lands on some orks who burn to death
>Bah no matter
>Hes now playing chicken with me
>Go for it
>Gonna ram that little bastard
>He leaps off his sleigh, gun and blade in hand
>Smashes through the windshield
>Glass hits me as he lands on me stabbing me in the chest

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>>97244723
(1/2)
>Be felinid commissar Kate
>As I reach for the handle a las shot hits the doornob, melting it and trapping me and Tom in here with the Colonel.
>“Are you aware, ‘Commissar’, that internal investigations a group made up of every Commissar on the planet other than yourself and Junior Commissar Tammy have come to the conclusion that at least 10% of your regiment is tainted?”
"I was not made aware of that fact 'Colonel'."
>During the meeting, I felt something.
>It was like when a psyker was using their powers to communicate, but the only one here was the Colonel, me and Tom.
>I also noticed a slight pink glow coming from the lenses of the mask, but first I wrote it off as a reflection now though...
>“It appears we are now under attack and I need to know that the regiment that will fight next to mine in the imminent battle has a senior Commissar who at least remains uncompromised. You have six minutes to convince me you are not a heretic. Or you may attempt to kill me, but that will just prove your heresy to the others”
>I straightened out my uniform and adjusted my hat over my ears.

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>>97244743
>Be Old Krampus, “Lesser” Daemon of Slaanesh
>Some semblance of order is returning to the Blood Bowl arena
>My fellow Krampi have captured many of the worst troublemakers and brought them back to the Halls of Eternal Punishment
>Some of the weaker Slaaneshi are leaving, and most of the Orks have left
>Those that remain seem to be trying their best along to keep the game running, whether it is because they are under my influence, or for their own reasons, it is often hard to tell
>Sobek’s Necron are now effectively out of the fight, their leader lies badly damaged somewhere outside the arena, and his followers are addled by the “woman curse”, the “lust curse” or both
>Komei has not been affected yet and seems to be trying to disrupt the game by dropping all sorts of creatures stolen from Trazyn’s collections on the field and stands
>Luckily most of them are humans who I easily take control of, or individual Tyranids, who are nearly as easy to control without a Hive Mind backing them up
>At this point Vashtorr’s creatures and their pet Man of Iron, which now seems to have just turned into a daemon engine himself, are the only ones still creating serious disruptions, and they are also taking control of all the daemon engines that Komei has been dropping, yet even then they are slowly being overwhelmed
>The playing field is so littered with active and wrecked vehicles and daemon engines it is hard for the players to play something even resembling a Blood Bowl game, maybe during the half-time show we will be able to find the time to remove the wrecks
>Also, the psyker child ran off riding a squig, but none of my superiors had shown much interest in him, so I supposes that is okay for now

>>97244834
(2/2)
>I have no idea if the Colonel survived or not, or if they really were a heretic but I don't have time to worry about that now.
>"Ma'am is everything alright?" one of my guards asks.
"I'm fine. What is the statue?"
>I turn to my vox officer.
>I learn a squadron of marauder bombers appeared out of nowhere and started bombing the krieg lines.
>The Blood Bowl arena has also devolved into utter chaos.
>The mayor/ lord general managed to escape thanks to a valkyrie evac though and is on his way to town hall (the one with the mural on the side form last year) to start coordinating the defense of New Yur.
>I nod and tell my troops that until further notice, we'll be in charge of tracking down and guarding the Candlemas hot coco for moral purposes.
>This is both because I really want some, and I know that many guardsmen will lose faith and stop fighting if they find out we lost the hot coco in this mess.
>The vox officer manages to track it down to Cinnamon Street thanks to vox chatter form a tank regiment in the area.
>We move out of the bunker and into the chimera to call for back up from my regiment and begin making our way to Cinnamon Streat.

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>>97244208
>Be Priscilla
>Lord Spencer puts me down briefly and gives me a tap on the head strong enough to give me yet another concussion, but does allow me to shake off the effects of the drugs briefly
>It appears he is tired of listening to me ramble, and I am deeply terrified of saying something that will cause him to slay me, so as he gives his speech I reach down, grab a crumbled ball of discarded Candlemas wrapping paper, and shove it deep into my own mouth
>I nod vigorously when he reaches the part of the speech where he says “do you want to live?”, but I am not sure he notices, because at that moment a warband of Schlick comes around the bend
>They are mostly daemonettes, including some in rubber dog suits with openings in all the wrong places
>Judging by the number of nets, whips, and snares they are carrying, they are clearly here to capture me instead of shoot me, which I suppose is something, though thanks to the heightened emotions the drugs have awakened in me I almost faint just at the sight of them
>Lord Spencer throws me over his shoulder again and starts running
>Few things can outrun a Space Marine, unfortunately daemonettes are one of them
>One daemonette jumps through the air, extends its incredibly long tongue so that it comes in contact with my face, and then lands on Spencer’s power pack
>The tongue is sticky like a tree frog’s and adheres to the lower portion of my face like glue, smothering me and slowly pulling me off Spencer’s back by my face, and even worse, filling my nostrils with daemonette musk
>I instinctively grab the tongue, but that just results in my hands getting stuck too
>As “intrusive bad thoughts” muddle my mind, I barely feel Spencer grab my leg to keep me from getting dragged off him by the tongue, but I also feel the impacts as more and more daemonettes land on Spencer, trying to pin him down
>This is really, really bad

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>>97244209
I really wonder what your major malfunction is. You're obviously on the spectrum but I'd love to know why you picked up paper tokens as your personal crusade.

>>97244209
This is really nice looking. I want to do stuff like that.

>>97243696
Because it works.

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>>97244374
autism doesn't hold the sole claim to that type of thinking.
>i always need to wash my hands because of germs.
"ohhh you must have the 'tism" - you
(10-20 years ago it would have been a different disorder)

or, alternatively, i just like a thing. maybe i even feel passion. i hope you can too, some day.

>>97244374
They can't handle 3d so making 2d images on a standie is about where they're at cognitively.

Consensual reality wouldn’t really work unless everything was a grand simulation phenomenon or project

>>97245021
Even then reality is only partly consensual.

>>97243242
Wow, you just described what was happening before the order of reason came to power

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Any plot hooks for a game set on Haiti?

>>97245012
>So as we pass electrons through our angular momentum detector, they enter a superposition of up and down spin between the X, Y and X axi-
>OH MY GOD THEY TURNED BLUE WHY IS EVERYTHING BLUE NOW AHHHH

>>97243650
>She’s going to die from being an obese fat cunt at this point.
Sounds like a self-solving problem.

>>97239620
You don't look a gift horse in the mouth.

>>97239620
Now that’s nice. Now that I like.

fat hands

>>97239620
HE'S FAT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9xlIaZQSyc

>>97242679
Gnosticism posits that the secret truth of the universe is that we are trapped in an illusion/simulation/prison, and the deity responsible for this is evil. So by rejecting this twisted reality and fighting against it, you are a heroic rebel. It lets you be iconoclastic, rebellious, but also be the good guy because you're aligned with a greater cosmic good that exists beyond the demiurge. You get to have a punch-up with god, but like, without having to go full fedora about it.
Which does kind of boil down to what >>97242687 says, I admit

>>97235095
I'm not sure that setting makes sense: gnosticism is still totally monotheistic, just that the demi-urge is larping as the one true god when he's not. Using terms like "god-slayer" is completely antithetical to the beliefs of gnosticism, as the protagonists would inherently reject that the things they killed were gods. It might sound like a nitpick but it's a critical distinction. It's a red flag that there's no reference in the text to there being any sort of actual god in the setting, plus "free the enslaved souls of every human who has ever lived" from hell? Really? Even the rapists and child molesters? Would the devs want Hitler to be "liberated"? The whole thing reeks of an edgy atheist power fantasy.

>>97243533
>It might sound like a nitpick but it's a critical distinction
If a guy calls himself a god and I kill him, I don't care if he was lying; I'm calling myself a godslayer
>It's a red flag that there's no reference in the text to there being any sort of actual god in the setting
In the narrative present, it's been, like, five years since humans put the Demiurge to the sword. They might not actually know about the Pleroma. Or it's an excuse plot for tactical demon-slaying. Probably a little of both.
>Even the rapists and child molesters? Would the devs want Hitler to be "liberated"?
I won't make any argument on the part of the devs, but if someone told me Hitler was a devout servant of the archons who was consumed by his masters in their hour of need, I'd believe it. In a more abstract sense, if someone told me "Only humans are fit to judge humans. Hitler must be judged, but that judgment is neither the responsibility nor to the right of anyone but humans." I wouldn't... disagree with it.

>>97242679
It's edgy atheist christianity for edgy atheist ex-christians: familiar enough to build off of without any real research and also easy to use as the base for a cynical dystopia.

>>97242679
Lets you keep the cultural trappings of Christianity while pretending to be not a Christian, have cool badguy demons be good guys and other edgy appealing things. Its an easy stylistic with a lot of prebuilt cultural traction.