>>97346892
See, I mostly have events dictated by the characters’ actions during the campaign, but I mine their backstories for NPCs.

>>97346924
In my game, the warlock is black. Not like african, but like Prince of Persia Black Prince volcano wastleland-looking motherfucker. He started the game being a normal guy, but around level 6 he declared that his character has been corrupted by the shadow or something, so this is what he looks like now.
Over the years we've made a lot of jokes at his expense, like the guards hassling him, or his transformation being described as a blackface. It happened probably twice a month.

Anyway, 3 years later, the cleric player asks the question
>Wait, he's black-skinned?

>>97346924
If you saw a midge walking around with a dog skull as a yarmulke, would you say anything? Why should anyone care?

>>97346924
Why would anyone waste time asking some random jagoff sellsword why he wears something ridiculous? The answer is obvious, "so he'll look more impressive and memorable to potential employers".

>>97345937
atleast with online random play I have 4 different games to choose from so atleast one works out

Of course the real answer is just Moorcock and Anderson. That's where Warhammer and D&D both get their law/chaos dichotomy from.

>>97345916
>also the ocean is chaos for some reason
this is perfectly reasonable logic if your seafaring technology caps out at coracles and a prayer

>>97345916
>>97346153
Chaos was associated with the ocean because back then it meant the primordial abyss from which all life came from. Chaos being associated with disorder is a more recent invention.

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>>97345793
Spreading warfare, disease, and/or wanton lust would lead to a lot of chaos in a civilized society so yeah they do all embody chaos, moron

its over

>>97346992
Enjoy your 2 crossovers with non vanguard related IPs

>"Sorry Suo, but I'm gonna need you to live in a world where your parents are dead"

>>97347063
Get depression for multiple years and your family dead, also you will kill me in the future so we can make kento happy Suo
less delusional anime moment

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didnt age well

>>97345874
You got a point.
I print the 2 first pages in a single sheet of paper.
I guess the author should call it One Sheet Solo Engine.

guys i really really really fucking love kal arath/al rathak and all the supplements

literally just so perfectly open for emergent play that gives you JUST enough for your imagination to run wild and come up with fun fusions and progressions in plot and wild events

i even have a rough idea/working of a cool subsystem expansion supplement i want to write and add on... it's gonna be fuckin lit...

>>97345993
I'm going to try this one very soon!
I got me a copy of it.

>>97346043
hell yeah brother. enjoy.

Choir of Flesh book just showed up, got my character all made and stuff. Looks like it'll be a fun romp around, I like the look of the settlement building system

>>97346882
Never go for AI anon. Never.

>>97332784
>The entire range means "all models forever for all time"
You can't be this retarded, surely. They obviously didn't expect it to go this well, and a shift to plastic kits makes more sense if you have a bigger base since most people don't want to 3d print stuff. Things evolve over time, don't be a fag about it

>>97335032
The internet is an American institution. Using the internet is bending the knee to America.

>>97341067
You got BTFO and are just screeching now. Consider drinking bleach

>>97347094
Admittedly my position was only 90% of the way there when I wrongly assumed the kickstarter ended in June 2025 but your position has no basis beyond
>Corporations can do whatever they want
You lost bro

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>>97346883
So, I fear I may have gone entirely insane, for a sane anon would probably not have done as I have done. I hope that I will one day finish the story that I have started, but who can say for sure, when I feel myself drawn irresistibly towards these sort of vain prompting experiments.

But, anyway:
>TT

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>>97346186
this lady seems really familiar to me (not the folksy titty elf). Very nice gen

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>TT
Fits in anyway with what I was genning for the story so here's a failed gen preview I guess.

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>>97346897
still amusing to me that a Chaos God of machinery/crafting got predicted almost a decade early by a random fanfic set in "60k"

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>>97346933
Really can't think of one unless you want to just straight up take a baneblade's running gear and build a custom troop compartment.

>>97346933
A triaros with the ram replaced with a Spartan's protruding ramp.

>>97346815
We aren’t actually going to war anon. It’s a tabletop wargame and by skewing your list you deny the enemy significant output per turn. Like your opponent is playing with a hidden points handicap if you skew.

>>97347066
Well that no longer works in 3.0
All tanks? No scoring objectives, they obscure each other's view, AV 14 are too expensive to be effective when spammed and anything with low rear AV is gonna get jumped by units charging out of rhinos and blown up with krak grenades.
Infantry only? Blast weapons will tear you a new one.

>>97347066
Anon solar aux vehicle skew isn't a thing, your vehicles are all AV10-11 in the back you go down to krak grenades and power fists like nothing.

>>97334560
>Imagine if there were Queer Worlds…
Don't have to, I'm already living in one.

I'll be here all week, folks. Try the fish!

>>97334560
That fat bitch is sexier than 98% of all women in most recently published books and I want to pop her open so this is 100% a buy in my book.
You're a faggot OP

>>97340324
I mostly played the Chronicles of Darkness. "Metaplot" is just wankery for wannabe novelists.

>>97337334
Not all queers like WoD but everyone who likes WoD is some flavour of queer.

>>97345321
RIP Warrior, loading the space ships with the rocket fuel in Heaven.

>>97337428
Nice ass

>>97339682
Which one?

>>97330902
It probably just faded out.

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Boop!

>>97345589
Now this, this is some gud shit.

>>97346265
>>97345902
danke

>>97346723
As are evil monolithic corporations, and since we've come to the consensus that the theme of David vs Goliath is a universally popular theme and has little to do with whether people actually want to be in either side's shoes, I think we can shake hands and call it a day.

>>97343300
Based

>>97344895
0

>>97343300
thanks for the positivity
once I have a way to represent my idea on cards without too much manual computing involved I will get back to you

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>>97346569
Space whales, space krakens, giant exploding space jellyfish (see BFG Armada). At least one Slaaneshi daemon world is just a really, really fat dude.

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>>97346607
I watched that movie and I don't remember this fucker at all. It wasn't even that long ago. How bad do you have to fuck up that a giant horrible space beast isn't memorable?
>>97346569
The Koronus Bestiary, p.36-37
They're statted kind of pitifully, I think they can only barely damage even a frigate, but once they latch onto your ship there's basically nothing you can do except eat a chunk of damage as you blast it off. That or resolve it narratively, scraping the barnacle off with a nearby asteroid and a good piloting check is neat enough, if excruciatingly anticlimactic.
>>97346905
>giant exploding space jellyfish (see BFG Armada)
Vidya or tabletop? Tell me more.

>>97347031
Vidya. Flocks of them randomly appear as a migratory map hazard, and serve as the naval equivalent of exploding barrels. They're usually too slow and spread out to affect the battlefield, but sometimes the stars align and the enemy flies a battleship too close to a cluster of them right as your nova cannons finish reloading.

>>97347057
I was almost excited there for a second. Ah well.

>>97344527
>>Alien.
>This got flanderized down into "All aliens are ebil, and must be killed on sight or you're a sinner."
Prohibitions on interacting with Xenos were presumably in place during the Great Crusade, since that's when the Imperium started handing out Warrants of Trade. It doesn't make sense to have a license to break a rule unless the rule exists first. That is, of course, different than mandating xenocide, but it does imply the Imperial regarded aliens as a problem pretty much from the beginning.

>around m36 with the official adoption of the Imperial Cult.
You're off by about 4 millennia here. The Ecclesiarchy came into existence around M32, and presumably had to be extremely widespread even before that in order for such a thing to happen. M36 was when it got so corrupt and destructive that the Imperium had a civil war to put limits on it.

>>97330092
magical aptitude usually manifests at around 12 but some prodigies manifest it at a younger age.
Some wizards take in students as young as 8 before they show signs of magical aptitude if any on their parents had magical ability, gambling on getting ahead of the curve and raising a powerful apprentice. Most of the time they just get a decent but utterly nonmagical helper but the 1 time out of 10000 it works out the extra years of early magical training pays off extremely well.
some wizards take on very young apprentices for other reasons as well.

Depends. Wizards ideally start as soon as the kid has learned to read and write, while shamans and the like either follow whatever local tradition they might have, or get snatched by fairies and come back as raving magic lunatics two hundred years later. Priests begin training whenever, it doesnt really matter; if you can get a god to think you're his nigga, you get magic powers.

Holy fuck, this looks like SHIT

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>>97345546
That's likely puckee, he's samefagged before.
>>97345073
Puckee is a known redditor who has spammed his commissions for 4-5 years as the other anon has pointed out, his threads are all low quality with vague questions just to so he can post his commissions. At one point, he had at least 3 threads up at all times and posted his commissions weekly in various threads. See his "lich" commission he spammed throughout late 2021 to 2022 throughout that year almost weekly.
https://archive.4plebs.org/_/search/image/0uAsjic8baHEf61Jm2Wu6Q%3D%3D/page/4/
He has also spammed his commissions on other threads like the draw thread, trying to pass his paid commissions as fills.
https://desuarchive.org/tg/thread/92628290/#92687500
Anons picked up on his spam in 2022 and he has also infested the character art threads since then, posting at least a few of his commissions in every thread.
https://archive.4plebs.org/tg/thread/84892301/#84901094

>>97345615
seems about right
>>97345672
>if you can get a god to think you're his nigga, you get magic powers
lol

>>97345195

Absolutely. Asteroid composition is anything but monolithic, as it were, but loosely falls into 3 categories, C, M, and S type. Those are easy to remember since they are short for carbon, metal, and silicate, or stony. C-type, carbon rich asteroids, are the most common, making up 75% of asteroids, while S-type, silicate or stony asteroids, comes in a distant second at 17% , M-type Metallic asteroids are much less numerous.

Now when it comes to mining that hardly tells the whole story, M-types are mostly nickel and iron, neither of which we’d particularly want to bring home to Earth, but which would be valuable for building stuff in space. For that matter there are also several sub-types of asteroids and two different classifications systems, and the asteroid belt is anything but the only place you can find asteroids nor the nearest place to find them. It also is not unusual for two asteroids of different types to blunder into each other and merge or to be somewhere in between these types.

C-types, the most common asteroid and also the ones that gets ignored a lot in asteroid mining conversations focused on impressing folks with the idea of mountains of gold, are quite valuable themselves. They contain lots of water, which is never a bad thing to find in outer space. But they also contain plenty of life-useful elements and particularly noteworthy is phosphorus. Something that is quite hard to find on Earth in concentration and a major bottleneck on agriculture, so if asteroid mining ever gets heavily developed and cheap, that is the sort of thing we might bring home since it is valuable. Not as valuable as gold or platinum of course, nowhere near, and these big space boulders have a lot of those.

>>97345195
it would probably be easier to just mine out the inside and build your habitat in there

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>>97338417
Extra lad to the roster. These guys are heavily augmented and armored, elite cavaliers that specialize in close combat and being bodyguards to the Baryxian nobility.

>>97338417
protoss/eldar, neat.

>>97314389
The first mistake you make is thinking magic is something to systematize.

>>97345039
you might want to look at the timings. the No Country for Old Men thread, the Predator vs Avatar thread, and the...Fallout New Vegas (???) thread (especially), it's been going on for days.

you're naive if you think this is just one person. the Fallout guy is clearly taking the piss, though, which is just funny.

if OP was a crafty troll who was so DEVIOUS he made an on-topic thread instead of a disguised /v/ thread on /tg/, then he'd just be making a /tg/ thread. great!

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I based this colour scheme for cathay off that game.

>>97345007
Yeah, you definitely aren't the guy looking like a retarded faggot here.

>>97345156
Yeah, I am not losing my shit and crying about the woke boogeyman because some anon used the word they.

>>97342943
You should go there, since you're clearly incapable of reading the post.

>>97344580
It's still a cold as hell planet where sunlight is fleetingly rare, straight out of Ray Bradbury's 'All Summer in a Day' where kids need to use industrial sized tanning salons just avoid vitamin D deficiencies. It's so hard to see anyone coming out of this world with a dark skin tone.

>>97344797
It's the agenda that bothers me. You got a mongol chapter, a literal black guy chapter, an edge lord chapter, but the space vikings need to be 'inclusive' because white people.

>>97345873
That could be part of the reason why the Tau got grimderped the way they did. I also think that the client races were, in a great irony, looked at by sensitivity readers and deemed 'problematic.' Why? The client races might be second base to the Tau but they are clearly recognized by the Ethereals as furthering the Greater Good. They all have their own strengths and weaknesses that the Tau not only respect but find a way to fit into their burgeoning civilization, often united only by shared misery at the hands of the Imperium- even humans join the Tau Empire.

Still dystopian but it's clearly better than the alternative. This runs counter to DEI as not only are the Tau meritocratic, but the concept of separate species who have their own goals is a serious badnono according to the current fanatics in lower Blackrock management even with completely different biological setups. And again: a tiny nation with different values resisting a massive bloc more or less ran by obscenely rich aristocrats using a broken ideology to prop themselves up and actually succeeding might scare these people. Probably more than the Black Templars even.

I don't even like the Tau and I'm standing up for them. Way to go Blackrock.

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>>97346434
You're making bullshit up.
Ever since the individual Great Companies were described by GW in the 5th ed codex, the Sea Wolves were described as "dark of skin and temperament"
And this was before Magnus' latest invasion that decimated Fenris' civilian population that they just had to get a whole new shipment of colonists. And exterminatus another planet in the system.

>>97346898
>cope
The dark skin is usually described as being 'tan,' then again...
>black temperament
Ah man. They're goddamn gangbangers.
>"Yo, LEMAAANN wez just capped dem foolz. Baller."
Well, I guess Fenris being Space Detroit does make sense... In a way that the liberal writers would be very unhappy with. Fenris will be going through a rough patch since Imperial EBT is now gone.
>"The Space Wolves only see 'bangin,' 'rappin,' and 'ballin' as a way off Fenris instead of civic duty and work."
>-Rebolute 'get a job' Guilliman.

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>>97346941
>Fenris
>Literal Space Detroit
Ah man. I know Geedubs was desperately hoping for Blackrock money but this is hilarious. Goddamn. The Space Wolves are the ultimate product of Nig@synthesis, even bigger than the Hateocracy of Fenrisian legend.

Fenris was a spaceship making factory settled by... Eh... Let's call them 'Zero-G Ball Columbians.' As Columbian industries were increasingly contracted out to third galactic Grot worlds, Fenris became a mega slum as all the... Hmm... Let's call them 'Golden Men,' left for better planets leaving Fenris, or as it was known at the time: Obama, in the hands of its now unemployed workforce. When the Eldar Empire fell, Planet Obama fell into further irrelevance as what was left of Aeldari investments dried up so the planet became poor as fuck.

Things got so bad even the Grot H1B holders weren't setting up scam call centers and the Stryxis 24/7 owners were tired of getting robbed so they took off. Then the Age of Strife happened and most of the population starved due to EBT and food stamps no longer being available resulting in a societal decline.