>>97412030
I'd wonder who recently got into Dwarf Fortress

Is Daggerheart any good?

>>97412150
(Warning response likely unhelpful)
I've read bits and pieces of it, seems fun to build characters in but a lot of work to DM

>>97409776
One of the party members has an exotic ex: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/29FdfG97aX0
Anime harem protag Warlock: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/SAnbDGrC8iE

>>97412277
Goddamn, that Warlock is playing a dangerous game.

>>97410091
>GX in the background
I don't know why but I find the school setting kino
A GX speed duel box arrived today too

>random vid about best german open 2026 moments
>negates, more negates, negates, even more negates
>click on don't recommend channel
fucking youtubers lying to me
those were bad moments

What do you feel is the objectively most popular retro format? Goat or Edison?

>>97411633
Nowadays, Edison. Source: it was revealed to me in a dream

New player here. I have learned the basics of the game but still am confused by any summoning more complex than a tribute summon.
I have a good amount of cards from buying a box of "Phantom Revenge" and "Duelist's Advance" but am still overwhelmed by how much text some cards have/

Mature discussion for mature people.

>>97409572
It stopped being subversive or clever decades ago and now it's so common that it may as well be the norm that needs to be subverted.

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>>97410294
>They'd be the guys who spend centuries obsessed with the cultural development of civilizations since they would be the ones to live long enough to watch them rise and fall in real time, and obsess over shit like having perfectly recorded family trees of families that they consider interesting or "original pieces" from craftsmen whose techniques were passed down between generations
Yeah nah, that's pretty based.
Each elf should memorize the names and deeds of their own family, with the goal to create great history for themselves.
In a settan, I have one elf race that actively shuns writing, as they think memory is better for recording information and history. And they record their own history in songs, hymns and poems, and it's the greatest honor to have a song just about your own deeds, passed down for generations.

>>97403062
I mean, elves are basically superior in every way. They need severe nerfing so that humans can compete.
Look, all our stories are human-centric because WE ARE HUMANS. That's why we struggle to deal with the idea of a genuinely superior race.
This extends to sexual jealousy as well: How many fantasy stories do you know that have female human-male Elf couples? Versus male human-female elf couples?
You ever seen the girl choose the elf dude over the human hero? Of course not, even if that makes a lot more sense.

>>97412147
That's because there's more male authors and modern women are too degen to want the perfect man-hunk, but instead hunger for monster cock.

I'm going to try masks!

Thank you for attention to this matter

>>97368613
I've got a Sentinels of the Multiverse game we just started up going. (The guys that made that Super Hero LCG made an RPG for their setting. Funnily enough, the last cannon event in tge lcg was a !NotGalactus/Darkseid kicking off !NotCrisis and destroying the multiverse. The RPG opens on the aftermath. The !NotJL sets up a training school for the next gen of heros coming up to replace everyone who died/fucked off/retried from PTSD)

I seem drawn to Bruisers and Flying Bricks. My character right now is flying brick named Blackfyre who has no idea that he's powered by the stolen Grace of a Fallen Angel.

>>97393217
...thats just red cable.

I realize the idea of a GMPC is generally not good but in something like masks being narrative driven could you get away with it?
Just for example role play as a brick or sidekick that isn't making an decisions for the group but is still there

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>>97412211
Yes, Sentinel Comics is the TTRPG follow-up to the Sentinels of the Multiverse card game by the same company. I've heard good things about Comics.

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>>97412032
My mother's home was full of butterflies. In her senile years, one of the gilded adults that called on her had spared no expense, and turned the woman's home and the jungle beyond it into a proper garden. My mother was not the woman she used to be. She sang in the parlor, she knitted well into the night and fell asleep under stars and the doom of glass that was now her house, and home to a thousand powdery wings.

There were bubbling stones and pathways brightly lit, small sweeping brambles grown delicately into pleasing shapes. Roses bloomed thickly on the garden gate. I could see the outline of dozens, hundreds, of imperfect places. I could tell where the inclines were ground down, and where trophies piled to be forgotten nestled in the earth untouched. I saw all the uninteresting things those humans, that plodded around the garden full of secrets, would never see. I found the tie.

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>>97412041
In the evening before my mother's last day on earth, I dug out the beautiful garden and flung it all over with mud. I pulled my prizes from their plots. A robot. A precious thing too big for the child that loved it. A steel train whistle. I thought of the boy who owned it. He sniffled and cried a lot, too much. For weeks he cried, but I forgave him. A teddy bear, eaten down until only the plastic eyes remained. I kept my pinky promise to her and didn't let her fall off the fence once. A tiny pickle ornament. I didn't abandon him when the lights went off and he was scared of the dark. The red wooden block. The walk was long, but we stayed together the whole time.

But I couldn't find the last one. I could remember the cut above his eye, how it still looked like an angry bug bite when the adults, satisfied with all the work he didn't do himself, sent him off on his first errand alone. I tore down the roses, exposing the barbed wire on the garden gate. It hung where it had always, garden or nothing. I traced again and again the line he made while trailing blood. Straight from the back door down to where the pit used to be. I couldn't find his tin soldiers. I couldn't locate their little cookie box. I cried. He didn't come back and I hadn't cried then. I thought for a long time that it would have been better if he had fallen after all, but I didn't cry. I was sadder then ever because I couldn't find his damn cookie tin. I thought it was very human of me.

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>>97412053
When they came for her, she did not fight them. None of the gilded adults helped, nor the dull ones either. She was a ghost of a bygone past and none of them needed her anymore. I was a ghost in their windows, I peeked in at their lips and heard their every fearful sound. I alone knew the shapes they huddled around, traced the outlines of their worries. In the passage of time, knew them all very very well. I was the one that heard the timber of words they spoke to themselves in the dark, when they believed they were alone. When a phone rang in a place it shouldn't, I was there to intercept and listened to the tones of numbers and knew which ones they pressed. If adults didn't know everything was unravelling around them, they were full of smiles. I let them be. Those with smiles and children, after all, let those children sleep in their beds without secrets to fear. They didn't need to fear the animal howling outside. I did not howl for them.

When they came for me, I did not fight them. I smiled at them warmly over tea, and I passed into their hands a tie- a letter. Crumpled and aged. There was a folder full of all the secrets I knew, and that was finally gone. I breathed a sigh of relief and didn't fear if I would finally be excluded, I was an animal after all, a dog with a wagging tail.

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>>97412073
That winter, when the towers of Babel fell I pulled down the barbed wire from the garden gate. I finally found out what was on the other side and laughed. When I strung across it all the crochet my mother made over those many years she grew old, It looked like barbed wire. They were such terribly made flowers.

Any thoughts on the story structure where it's events, and then those same events from the opposite perspective? I watched 86 recently and it does this and I've got to thinking of a story where somebody meets an infamously lucky person and has dealings with them, and then the latter half is from the lucky person as they set everything up to swindle, outwit, or just get one over on the former.
And I guess a secondary question is how do you write somebody with incredible luck?

>>97408891
No one's going to believe that some piece of current year 5.5e gay agenda pushing shit came from the 80s, though.

>>97411262
NTA, but the Priestess of Loviatar is the kind of girl you fuck and forget. The Priestess of Selune is the kind of girl you marry and have kids with.

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>>97412110
I'm skeptical. I'm half convinced I saw OP's pic in the Complete Fighter's Handbook but I'm not sure where my copy is. But I know pic related is from the Complete Paladin's Handbook which is a softcover. I think there may be fewer colour illustrations in softcovers, particularly ones in boxed sets.

>>97412180
I doubt you'd forget it any time soon.
Priestess of Mystra >> Priestess of Selune also

>>97412189
There weren't that many color illustrations in the (non-revised) 2E PHB either. IIRC there were like 7 full-page color illustrations and the rest were black and white, because the book itself was printed in B/W.

>>97403282
there is a non 0 chance I have gamed with this anon....

>>97408876
Yeah, like I said the pic must be from 2021 or something, when the city/state were being hardasses about it.

>>97411923
i remember it became really obvious who all the lgbt chronically online freaks were in public because they continued wearing the masks well after the plandemic was over. As some way to express their moral superiority and political allegiance over others.
Remember that every time a leftist freak calls someone a bootlicker, what they act like when the time comes.

>>97402158
if by steam nerd sex you mean anime marathons then yes

>>97411957
I still see them occasionally, especially when I go to Portland. (3+ hours away but it's the nearest big city so I have to go occasionally for stuff.)

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I am planning to do a short 10 jump roll chain to hopefully get my creative juices flowing. Unfortunately I can only think of 6 jump. So I am looking for suggestions for the other 4. Here are the 6 jumps if curious.

Rosario + Vampire
Ranma
Yugioh anime
Pokemon Anime
High School DxD
DC Occult

>>97412023
This thing some redditer made has a random option and an option to filter by documents on our drive.
https://jumpchainsearch.app/

>>97412023
Tsukihime
Shaman King
Dishonored
Generic Paranormal Romance

>>97412023
Pepsi Man
Final Fantasy XIII
Disney's Mulan
Alpha Protocol

>>97411840
>that one guy who makes jumps for pokemon fangames
>all use the same lazy templated layout just with different perks
>sometimes even the perks are copied over
>in the notes says the games aren't even good
What's the point?
>also randomly uses the same template for other jumps

sure is /his/ in here

>>97411492
if this thread is /his/, what thread is /hers/?

>>97410934
Damn. That sucks.
Thank you for your service.
Did you just rescue that woman in Virginia beach?

>>97411256
You might be correct about America showing up ending WW1 but you also seem incredibly autistic.

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why do people seethe that Britain, an island nation which focused on their navy, didn't have an army as big or as important as Austria or Russia?
it's almost like countries play to their strengths and not weaknesses

The game Dark Age was a potential 40k killer but it was fumbled so hard.

>>97409766
That's because
>Government subsidies for all feeder industries to the car components
>Government contracts for the cars that guarantee sales
>Government capital ensuring that losses are absorbed
>Government strategy that knows that undermining the industrial heartland of competing powers means they won't have the ability to manufacture or design weapons for the next war

>>97411929
It wasn't even fumbled, it was straight up murdered for the sake of the KS scams CMON has been living off of until now.

>>97406668
40k was already killing itself and adopting its failed business model was not a recipe for success. 40k is alive because of brute forcing the setting into a variety of media while the tabletop game remains forever on life support.

40k has become like the god emperor. Just a corpse in a chair with a bunch of tubes kept artificially alive through the life energy of others born into its service.

>>97412066
this is just, simply, untrue. GW is making money then ever right now. 40k sucks but it is absolutely the most popular miniature game on the market and the fact that your so full of hate you can't see that makes me so sad.

>TQ
How the hell else is he going to be able to recruit the numbers required for galactic domination

https://gofile.io/d/ajLfkq
all of the lattermost heresy BLslop in audio format

What would a good allies detachment be for Auxillia? Want to run marines along side mechanized/Veletari focused Auxillia but don't really know what to squeeze in there. Thinking black shields, maybe WE, WS, or DA, and I really like the veteran breachers.

>>97412174
Alpha legion then you can take any of them :^)

>>97397967
Think that's slightly less important, unless it's a big part of the game.

>>97397967
You can design a system around them, it's all about what serves the experience you want to design.

For example, let's say you base the rules on something simple like on rock paper scissors: rock could be stab/block, paper could be slash/feint, scissors could be riposte/parry.

If you need to invent a mechanic for the name, then probably less necessary. Mechanics first, then fluff.

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>>97397967
>>97399980
>>97400508
I've always been a little confused about the difference between Blocking and Parrying. The definitions seem to vary depending on whether the subject is hand-to-hand, swordmanship, if you've got a shield, etc etc etc.

I do think, though, that having more options is usually good. Tactically interesting, y'know?

>>97404330
blocking means stopping the attack in its tracks while parrying means deflecting or redirecting your enemy attack. Blocking is easier but Parrying might make your opponent off guard

If i'm looking to run a gundam wing/ibo like game, would it be a good idea to split the actual mecha fights into a sperate system, and have all other combat and roleplaying in it's own system or would that be too convuluted?

what does the pic have to do with that.

>>97412225
OP is a sex-pest that gets off on tricking other people into engaging with his fetishes.

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>>97412220

>>97412225
It's the concubine you refused.

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>>97411253
>>too retarded to realize warhammer isn't the only /tg/
this is the warhammer containment board peasant,
Know your place, under the heel of your betters.

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>enter WoD thread
>it is almost entirely Garou shitflinging.
Makes you wonder how the War how the War of rage kicked off, wait no it doesn't, makes you wonder how it didn't happen sooner.
I swear you Garou never learn, you're literally arguing which evil an evil is rather than tending to your human flock and culling it.

>>97411655
First, the Abyss connects to the Malfeas. Second, it's stated in the novels.

>>97411735
Most garous resent dealing with human governments and human politics, while some Shadow Lords may have a hand in that, most are traditionalists. Maybe you can claim ShadowLord kin play a part, but I would love to see a quote from any source.

>>97412128
>novels
As I said, non-canon

I know a full shell dyson sphere isn't the most realistic depiction but I like them. My main question though is, is there any way of making it that planets surrounding the star are livable and not frozen rocks? Assuming a scenario where the planets weren't ground up to make the sphere. Or if it's a half of a full shell, again is there a way surrounding planets and space colonies could survive for half their orbit?

>>97411753
>is there any way of making it that planets surrounding the star are livable and not frozen rocks?
Dyson spheres are for energy capture in the first place, so couldn't you just beam a portion of the energy received at planets such that they are kept livable? Either directly as artificial starlight or as concentrated beams that would then be used to power artificial temperature control for sealed habitats?

Like imagine a Death Star set for reheat.

>>97411607
that set up is pretty similar to the anime/manga Hell's paradise.
There the main setting is an Island near japan which was settled by someone sent out ages ago by the chinese emperor to find the elixir of life. The island was basically turned into a labratory to create it, primarily by researching Tao(the local chi equivalent), for that purpose they also create a bunch of other kinds of beings by combining humans with other life forms. WIth the strongest being a handful of near immortals who are part flowers, they can perfectly regenerate and dont age as long as they have enough energy, which they only replenshis with a special elixir created by refining human corpses.
There were also a bunch of more normal people who only had their lifetime extended by being part tree, but the longer they lived the more tree like they became until they eventually just full on became trees and lost all sense of self.

>>97411753
how about making it the opposite of a Ring world, where you essentially leave in Ring like gaps that could still let enough sunlight escape for nearby planets.

>>97411917
Thanks. I read that manga when it came out but dropped it at some point so I didn't know all that. The setup is based on an actual legend about Qin Shi Huang (first Emperor of China) who allegedly sent his court magician (Xu Fu) looking for the elixir. He also drank shitloads of mercury and is the guy buried behind the Terracotta army.

>which they only replenish with a special elixir created by refining human corpses.
The one thing I want to avoid is using human corpses, souls, spirits, or anything like that. It overlaps with other forms of life extension/immortality that I have.