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>Akina you have to kill my Fantôme, the world will end if you dont

>10% off
They are allergic to customers

>>97351763
at least dd1 will be on sale for 500 yens thats actually good

>>97351769
Yeah but nobody plays DD1 anymore.

>>97351955
for that price im buying just to play old d decks in the story

>>97351642
TCGs are just LCGs with really shitty quality control

Ok, so we're gonna make a creature battler based on netrunner mechanics, the theme will be biblical mafia waifus fighting with the four elements, and all the stats will be measured in units of minimum one billion.
when do we start

>>97351722
Yeah, when the arcade first dropped in the US. It was surprisingly addictive, even though the gameplay was stupendously fucking simple. Some chick I took on a date there got one play and won the card I wanted from it. She didn't part with the card either. I never saw either of them again.

>>97351773
This will be Yu-Gi-Oh in ten years.

>>97351923
yugioh will never be that cool

>>97350506
>>97350858
I'm objectively correct. The most prolific pre-industrial battles are
>Hannibal defeating the romans by...surrounding them
>The english defeated the french by...shooting at them as they walked forward
>Napoleon was defeated because...their lines were bigger
That's about it really. Pre-gunpowder warfare was just endless hordes of Spearmen smashing into each other. Boring! Technology and centuries of tactical experience made WW2 the culmination of all warfare that can never be surpassed. Anything that gets close to WW2 in scale or complexity spells the end of the world in nuclear hellfire. WW2 was the climax of human military history

>>97351443
You should read more dude.

>>97351607
I've been interested in Antiquity. I've read about the battles Rome fought against the Greeks during their conquest. Problem is they tend to be very boring, luring the Greeks into rocks was the most exciting thing that they did.

>>97351443
gay

>>97351627
I think this denies the rich variety of tactics used that depended upon different terrains and doctrines before you even get onto sieges. You might enjoy reading about Heraclius’s campaigns against the Sassanians in the Armenian highlands for example.

Also for babby’s first medieval warfare, read Runciman’s History of the Crusades. It is read-but don’t-cite tier these days, but it’s a brilliant read. If you don’t want to BE Bohemond of Taranto by the end of the first volume, I’ll eat my hat.

>>97348964
If you used the Marshal’s bannerman as Boniface, what did you do with the figure of the Marshal himself? Also can I ask what drew you to the 4th crusade and what your plans are campaign wise post painting?

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>>97350929
You don't even need an "anime" style to make it work, just any non-realistic style at all improves it vastly.

>>97348181
I’m not so paranoid as to think that every depiction of an animal person is furry. None of the examples here scream furry, they’re simply beast folk that wouldn’t look out of place in any fantasy setting. You are seeing furries where they don’t exist my friend

>>97350808
Also the human face is literally just copy-pasted onto the CGI head.
That adds a few more notches into the uncanny valley.

>>97343147
>Women are basically pets you're not allowed to discipline in western culture.
skill issue

>>97342709
Right yeah, that sounds...ah that's why. It was asked before. I think. That's what I get for recovering from a concussion. Anyway, I bet that first hunt will be righteous. Having a student to mentor sounds fun, I suppose I should keep an eye out.

>>97345404
Take your time, make sure to vet them properly and keep an eye on them. You do that and then decide if your potential candidate has what it takes to srart training.

Do you give credence to the notion of benign or even benevolent supernaturals?

>>97350957
Perhaps in a passive kind of way. Like a bear sharing hunting grounds with a tiger because what they eat are separate concerns.

>>97350957
Not for a second. They're as "benevolent" as they need to be in order to fool you.

>>97349168
Thank you anon, you're very sexy

>>97349168
Can someone explain the ending to me? I didn't understand anything.

What's the deal with fyreslayers, it's like they expected them to sell like hotcakes with multiples waves then they didn't sell

>>97351916
GW fell for the meme that there's a lot of people that want a slayer-only faction when in truth it was 10 grogs that didn't even like regular dwarves

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>>97351814
the big bald stormcast was afraid his next death would make him lose his humanity, since he saw himself becoming less humorous and less empathetic towards humans after his last reforging, so he sacrificed himself to fuck up belakor's ritual

the old bearded stormcast would have kept on killing neave to ensure she would remain an useful asset for sigmar and not remember her past as a chaos warrior under belakor, neave now remembers her past and knows the stormcast has killed her multiple times to keep that buried, she kicks him into a labyrinthine subrealm of ulgu, where he's now haunted by the shadow demons that live there

the nigger stormcast blames neave for having broken apart the blacktalons irreparably

the idoneth no longer has a reason to keep working for neave, she worked for the old stormcast on the promise of neave's soul as eventual payment, but in the second last episode the deal was altered and she agreed on being paid with another stormcast soul, the one that was previously lost in the ulgu labyrinth, the old stormcast helped the idoneth kill her for her soul

belakor's plan to flood hammerhal with ulgu water got foiled

>>97351416
so the same protesters who would go to a Buddhist temple and have a melty if they spotted a hooked cross?

>>97349372
>is she really that and not putting out random factoids because she thinks it makes her look good?
Its not exactly unprecidented. Im sure we all remember how "woke" overwatch was while secretly the devs were sexually molesting interns and stealing breast milk out of the office fridge

>>97349562
Honestly I think Malfoy IS just as racist as the rest of his family, he's just too much of an incompetent bitch to actually follow through with any serious Death Eater shit.

>>97351416
>among the upper echelons
Actually, it was only Hitler himself, which is very funny. He was a Wagnerboo but Goebbels and others looked down on him for it, and he did stuff like have big lavish Wagner productions put on and then give soldiers free tickets, which they would immediately try to sell or trade for cigarettes.

Hitler was weirdly close to a goofy li'l sitcom dude at the same time as he was a brutal, insane dictator.

>>97349218
The KKK also hated catholics which most German immigrants were.

>>97351546
Also, I don't think Arc Dream have done anything with Chinese intelligence assets. I've heard credible rumors of Canadian nationalists getting murdered by CCP agents to cover up PLA training operations on Canadian soil with Mounties hiding the bodies, and the NYPD has caught numerous Chinese psyops/cyberattacks in progress. Wumaos covering up shit on behalf of a rogue CCP agent is something just waiting to be written. If they did do something involving the "sharty is the new Phenom-X" idea, Kuz being an SVU-8 triple-agent would be literally right there for them to write in
Arc Dream and co are just cowards that can't let go of anti-Bush-Sr. counterculturalism and don't want to go any further down the chudspiracy rabbit hole than needed to understand Qslop boomerisms

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>>97351593
Eh, I can understand why they don't want to dip their toes into current day conspiracy bullshit, it seems a lot less fuckin' fun than it did in the early days of the Internet. "The government is being controlled by greys, who themselves are a proxy for the mi-go" is a lot more fun than "the government is all pedophiles, and that's probably not even that far off from the truth."

I do wish they'd actually do more with what they have. The outlaw/program split is, to me, a lot more interesting than than the conspiracy vs. mj12, but they've done nothing with it and every module is written in such a way that you could be either with no friction. The program being subtly (or not so subtly) compromised by March Industries is a cool idea that they have done nothing with. The Great Race vs. the Lloigor is another interesting concept they introduce and then completely abandoned. It's also annoying that the two big campaigns out are so fucking similar (oh cool, two era spanning meditations on the pointlessly of the fight and your utter lack of agency.), and the default mode of play ends up being, more or less, monster of the week. The Borealis Campaign for Fall seems more like something they could have in the modern day, chasing or dismantling a single threat, and it seems like that sort of game would be a lot more suited to the system that they've written.

It doesn't matter because I can't run the game for my group anyway, but when you consider that DG the game as been out for almost a decade, it's pretty fucking disappointing that theyve failed so hard to publish anything interesting with the (in my opinion, only) interesting hooks in the handlers book.

>>97351811
I'm too young to have been around during the days of the old conspiracy bullshit, but I vaguely recall hearing that the whole thing with the Greys being in league with the government was actually really a reflection of the countercultural movement of the time period after Bush Sr. was seen as a cuck for the MIC, and I believe it.
I feel like it really does reflect the similar point that "the government is thoroughly infiltrated by pedos," it's really not far off from "the government is owned entirely by the lockmartbellraytheonhoneywell cartel that is subservient to a higher, occultist power." Arc Dream is just lazy, and more concerned with doing remasters of old content than doing anything new and cool.
We're living in one of the most interesting times ever, with a nearly crystal-clear view of what's happening in the world with almost zero censorship, and a mass collective recollection of insane amounts of data, and Arc Dream is too scared to jump on any of it. I have zero respect for them or their shitty publishing agreements. DG may as well just go open-source entirely and let the setting turn entirely fandom-run.

>>97351811
If you don't want to play with GWOT and current day conspiracies, do not make a current day Delta Green. There's no way around it, it's the foundation of the concept.

>>97351885
The NWO making a deal with Greys was a common kook theory of the time, they just shoehorned the migo in. Check out Behold a Pale Horse for a good sample of that kind of schizo conspiracy they were initially pulling from.

>>97351711
Oh you are right, absoultely. i just personally find them better as allies since really the bread and butter of SA are their vehicels and its really easy to get some amazing vehicle formations in there for dirt cheap. Case and point, a artillery command squad and 3 basalisks is like sub 500 points

Sub 500 points you now have board wide 3 Large blast S10, Breaching 5+(I think? been a while since i looked) Pinning 2 damage 2 shots.

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>>97351793
I know its on 2 legs but from this angle it looks like 1

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>>97351858
>the creature stares at you

>>97351804
I guess its a bit up to interpretation. It's not exactly brutal but "realistic" or down-to-earth where even the things you've tend to encounter are given simple and descriptive names, and the magic the players use lacks the typical mysticism and reverence that you'd find in WDW.
>>97351879
It's up to you if you want to start it. I do want to know more about how things are going to go down for this.

>>97351897
I keep thinking I want WDW until I remember that I hated the spell system

>>97351526
The start with the Yokai was properly otherworldly and seeing Yae introduce Kaoru to her work was a nice way of them to bond. Also I think I recognize the murders you're basing this crime scene on, and it's kino if so.

>>97351857
When I first read the details of the murders and Yae mentioned that the killer knew what evidence to leave out, my first thought was law enforcement. Kinda feels like Dexter. I wonder how this one’s gonna get caught, considering he has no powers and the resolution might as well be like an ordinary police drama. I can see Kaoru helping to track down the culprit by confirming he was an acquaintance of that one victim as soon as Yae starts tracking down suspects, since Kaoru handles research best out of her detective skills. Maybe it’d be cool if Yae and Kaoru arrive to a conclusion like “why would both victims try to dial 119 right as they were dying? Oh! It was a clue all along!”, that’d be really cool.

>Shu is cooked
Wallahi…

I’ll try to come up with stuff for the Yoshio Fukuzawa side of things, but I’m gonna need Kohakuanon to explain Garasu no Omoide and the Urban Hell to me because I think they showed up one time in Cross Examination and I’d like to know more about them so I can write this stuff properly.

>>97351924
>It's not exactly brutal but "realistic"
Interesting, I wouldn't know since I didn't play it.
>I do want to know more about how things are going to go down for this.
I think the mistake started here >>97349906
Reading this and the answers I was under the impression EO was already close to WDW. These >>97349890 >>97349700 were the original ideas.
So I guess there would be a couple of guilds to flesh out if we want to try it. A pro nature faction and a pro capitalism/progress faction. Or if we want to go more for a SoL feel just a Village faction against everyone else.
>>97351969
I will be honest, I completely forgot it even had one until I read this and the memories came flooding back.

>>97344527
>The "Burn the Heretic, Kill the Mutant, Purge the Unclean" is the result of ten thousand years of setting brainrot.
Iirc, it is a quote from the Black Templars, circa 4e codex.

>>97349937
>an Ork dressed as froo-froo nobility.
This sounds like something shas would do

The villains one sounds ok. You can look at some stuff in BC since I think a few of the examples are something like that?

>>97349937
>The funny
Even as an orkfag I find that a bit too silly, but its still very funny, make him either a blood axe or freeboota so it can at least make a little bit of sense. Maybe think up of why a lone Ork was there on this hive world+keep in mind that he probably (unintentionally) spread spores everywhere he went, so in the long run, that hive world might get a proper ork problem down the line.

Vilain one sounds simple & good, can't go wrong with it

>>97349482
The context changed, because among other things, suddenly the presence of a crusade fleet to report back to is no longer a guarantee, and your willful blindness to that fact does you no credit.
Modern warrants grant explicit permission to trade with xenos. 30k warrants are more desirable because their conditions are generally far more permissive, and you can reasonably assume their wording is more along the lines of "May trade freely with any such polities as seen fit".
You're making a false association, because you don't have wording for any 30k warrants that includes the word 'xeno', because you don't have any wording for 30k warrants at all. Your 'implication' is baseless horseshit and you know it.

>>97351717
>asserts baseless horseshit
>accuses others of baseless horseshit
This general only has a few IQ points above the the 40k general.

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>>97339316
I did two campaigns of House Catallus last year, top tier delegation and nice wacky modelling potential.

>>97350122
Not sure what you mean - I have an original game and those tiles are original.

Does any lovely handsome data hoarder anon happen to have a scanned copy of the 2021 Necromunda Hive War starter set rulebook? I know I remember seeing some back when it came out, but can't find any copies floating about anymore.

>>97350178

Sure, give me your email.

>>97348029
that's awesome anon, keep at it

>>97350254
NTA, but despite liking the splats, those plots always came like weak excuses to justify the existence of Solaroids, specially in 3e, where the devs don't give a concrete reason for the Deathlords sharing shards with the yozis.

>>97350446
We're going to get into personal opinion territory here, but the box *and* other parts of the setting that treat Exaltation as a kind of item or thing lessens it. It renders what is a blessing, a form of enlightenment, or one's own heroic reserves into something just pasted onto you. You might say "Exalted had always been like that", and that may be correct, but it's still wrong and always bothered me.

>>97350492
I understand you, specially thanks for 3e, but the box gets easier to understand if you see it as a container of souls.

>>97350492
>that treat Exaltation as a kind of item or thing lessens it. It renders what is a blessing, a form of enlightenment, or one's own heroic reserves into something just pasted onto you.
I have a kind of perpendicular view I guess, when the Celestial Exaltations aren't bound to a Chosen, they're incredible magical artifacts, an artificial third soul blessed by the Incarnae, but still ultimately just a thing. It's when they fuse with a human soul and unite with a Chosen do they become something worthy of veneration, something truly awe-inspiring.

>>97335135
>Pitch some cool non-canon ideas for sorcerous workings and where you think they should be on the Ambition scale.
Out of curiosity, where the fuck is immortality on the scale? It's not mentioned in the core.

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>all these people supposedly getting the game
>apparently gave demos irl
>still no pics to prove any of it
Back at it again, OP? I would've hoped you would at least put more effort into faking interest in your dumb autism, but I guess you really just are that retarded.
How do you cope with the fact that the only positive feedback you get is what you give yourself? Some next level cognitive dissonance I'm sure.

>>97350070
You have never made anything in your life, nor will you ever, because you expend all your energy ineffectually trying to shit on people who are.

You are a loser.

>>97351336
>ummm you have to support my shit because I made it.
The mere act of creating something dosen't mean it automatically becomes good. Op(you) have made shit that no one wants nor is interested in. It's essentially trash cluttering the world with its uselessness. Infact my shit that is plopping into my toilet right as I type this contributes more to the world in a positive way then your game ever will.
>INB4 you dont make anything!
I do make things but I don't feel the need to try to force it on other via spam and shameless samefagging.

>>97349724
cards came later today with my shinies

>>97351506
I was gonna say, I only sent out playmats to people who I already had their info in my shipping label history, which means you either never got your box (which came first), or you were the 1 person who I sent out the box and playmat at the same time using different carriers earlier this week

>>97326799
Magic has the highest peak
Pokemon is probably the best right now
Yugioh has the funniest extended media

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>>97326799
Netrunner before it got all fucked up.
mtg draft used to be okay but honestly its just the least bad of all the options.

>>97326799
As a game? mtg, before fire garbage.
As art? pokemon currently mogs mtg in a brutal way.

>>97349059
Fuck those guys.
They are all gay, and they fuck the balance when you're the only guy with a planeswalker.
I know, because I was that guy; got all my mates to go for the promotional free deck; everything was fine 'til I got a Gideon.
It whacks the game balance; I drew that fucker and my mates povo decks crumbled.
The mechanic is clearly a bolt-on, poorly balanced and poorly thought out.
Needless to say, everybody got bummed out and stopped playing.

Because planeswalker cards don't just suck conceptually, they suck the fun out of the game, and that's worse.

But I digress.
I have forsaken TCG's; they are of the devil.

>>97349059
I actually don't hate planeswalkers from a mechanical standpoint, even if I think it's pretty unnecessary. They have done, and would do fine, as legendary creature cards.

My beef is that the shift in portraying a wide cast of new planeswalkers as main characters was part of some very bad story decisions. We kind of saw two major sides of Magic before the Mending:
>Planeswalkers as part of the conflict with Phyrexia, surrounding the life of Urza
>The exploration of worlds where Planeswalkers are either wholly absent, or are more important for the background of the worlds that things are happening in, rather than the main focus characters
What we moved on to is:
>"No, guys, we're totally not trying to capitalize on superhero team tropes right now. Who cares about the integrity of lore for the worlds we're visiting? It's all about the characters we can't write well! They're planeswalkers like you, so we want to lean into them, but we're losing faith in story's ability to be sold, so we're going to drop the ball right after we make this huge change in how we market the game!"