>>97372244
That's a good start. I'd personally prefer a modified AGOV/Fire King SD format, but I can see that being enjoyable.

>>97371746

How is https://www.pricecharting.com/?

Its search function is easier.

>>97371609
If you have Slay the Spire, you should see how the Yugioh mod for that works. There are a lot of decks you can pick from that play out differently. It's not a fighting game in the more strict sense, but it might be good food for your brain.

I really hate dueling Edison blackwings

>>97371609
I don't think that stunning the player if they lack a card for a combo is the right course of action there. Especially if you're trying to make it like a yugioh combo, the activations would be illegal.

If you want some games with card-based mechanics that you can pull inspiration from,
>Touhou Hisoutensoku/its soku-style fighters
These ones are fighting games where you'd cycle through a deck of cards that you construct before each of the matches begin, where they can either be activated as buffs for the characters' standard attacks, act as supers, or generic effects. Supers used the cards "in your hand" as a cost, and you couldn't put cards back "into your deck" until the round resets.

Given that you're making a MOBA, if you use a system based on this, I'd just make it so you're using a pre-determined set of cards for each character that you can tweak with the shops after the match begins. That way the players have time to edit their builds pre-match, and also allowing them to edit them at the shops when they respawn. Make it so that you can run out of cards and have to go back to resupply to refresh your deck.

>Duelist of the Roses
This one was an old Yugioh TTG on the PS2. Basically you'd draw 5 cards each turn, and you could arbitrarily discard/destroy cards in your hand, using a first-in-first-out system. It's easier to just look up gameplay to wrap your head around that system.

Then there's the DBFZ mod that the other anon mentioned

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>>97368758
I learned to do weapon swaps in meshmixer in a half hour and it’s quicker and easier than doing it physically, printerchads win gain.

>>97363592
>>97364351
Thanks for the continued advice! My notion with one pilgrim with a rifle is that it would be useful to have a guy that is useful for doing objectives so might be further away, but can still take some ranged shots while the rest of the force besides the Anchorite are more mid-to-close range. How is this? Sorry to spam the thread with warband builds, though honestly I enjoy this sort of thing:

Trench Pilgrims - The Engines of His Holy Wrath - [698 Ducats]

# ++ Warband ++ [698 Ducats]
## Configuration
Campaign Rules: Enabled (Learned Saint, Reroll)
Warband Variant: War Pilgrimage of Saint Methodius

## Elite [255 Ducats]
Castigator [95 Ducats]: Zealot Strength [5 Ducats], Punt Gun [20 Ducats], Flail [5 Ducats], Standard Armour [15 Ducats]
War Prophet [160 Ducats]: Sub-Machine Gun [30 Ducats], Anti-Tank Hammer [35 Ducats], Standard Armour [15 Ducats]


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>>97370702
Looks like it would be a good row!
Asking again if anyone has any idea what to use to proxy jannissaries.
It is damned hard to find.

>>97369196
Glad they've finally made an effort to be clear.

>>97369196
Considering how much of 1.01 was clarifications i doubt there's much more to retard proof, but I'll probably be proven wrong

>>97368569
It's a Palladium system game, so it's janky as fuck. Palladium TMNT is ancient and weird and from an era when we still hadn't fully worked out "balance" and "ease of handling" as system concepts. Balance was for chess and ease of handling was for cards.

>>97368569
It's weird as shit they thought this had anything to do with TMNT

>>97370511
A weird, post apocalyptic future filled with mutant animals would totally fit in with the original comic.

>>97368569
Didn't we just have this thread?

>>97368569
In short: It doesn't. Don't know shit about GeneStorm, but GammaWorld has a better setting and a wider collection of different editions, each with their own collections of splats and supplements, for you to enjoy and tailor to your tastes, on top of generally being better games with better settings.

Palladium's/TMNT&OS's mutation mechanics seem really cool at a glance, but when you really dig into them, the variety of options isn't that good and generally don't make very interesting characters.

>>97365890
>How much do you use AI?
I use it to audit and apply sound changes, or to try and make sense of my notes
>At what point do you see it becoming a crutch (if at all)?
None because it's terrible and needs constant hand holding to get it to work properly
>What pitfalls have you encountered/imagine come from it?
The context memory is not amazingly long if you are using it for creative purposes and it will begin hallucinating or causing issues quite quickly
>When would you draw the line with using it?
Having it write actual text, also once the conversation becomes longer than a certain point because it just breaks.

ChatGPT is kind of shit for creative tasks but I've found Claude is able to do a decent job of translating into my conlangs and identifying problems such as missing roots.

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>>97368634
Along with the awesome art, thats a really clever premise for and organic shield.
It sounds like you're saying the moth forces and electrical current through the fibers to temporarily make them rigid and incredibly resistant, almost like an organic-thread take on non-newtonian fluid.

That kind of reminds me of when capcom brought japanese ecologists to try to explain how their monsters would work in a grounded setting.
Rajang specifically, they talk about something along those lines.
It was for some MH anniversary, but I can't for the life of me find the video though.

Anyway, love the work you're doing anon and seeing more posted

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>>97369572
Thanks! The actual in universe explanation to how the fibers work is a bit more esoteric and tied to the "magic" system of the setting, but the functional aspect of it is that the fibers can be in either a mobile/flexible state where they can move around and bend, or become rigid and gain tremendous tactile strenght, allowing them to withstand great amounts of punishment without breaking (though they are not invulnerable, just extremely resistant to physical forces that would otherwise shred them in their motile/flexible state).

The fiber blades and ranged applications of this tech also utilize this flexible/rigid state alteration principle for how they work, plus the element of heating up the fibers to cut trough materials. Essentially, a fiber blade can be a flexible and moving whip like cord at one moment before suddenly attaining a hard, and rigid cutting edge/tip that heats up enough to just cut trough flesh. This process does consume the fibers though as the intense heat burns them which is why fiber weapons often have spools of these fibers attached to them from which they can draw more.
The ranged fiber weapons in turn just project a thread of fibers at rapid speeds at targets, and become rigid near the moment of impact, the momentum of the fibers then pushing this rigid hot spike of fibers trough the target. Some even lose this rigidity just after the impact, unfurling in a violent fashion inside of the target, the still heated fibers making a mess out of the innards of the target.

>>97369676
Is there anything is this world that isn't flesh?

Sci fi setting giving all the missiles bug names. Right now I'm torn on one, a smaller defense missile meant to intercept and destroy larger ones, between calling it the Fire Ant or making a Big O reference by calling it the Louse and giving it the military jargon code DOR-03.
What name sounds better?

>>97372488
I've seen a miniature painting service work out of a container like that. But no shops. One shop I loved was a tiny tudor attic above another shop crammed with boxes of miniatures and somehow a gaming table. Looked like a warhammer fantasy terrain piece with old, crude and bending wooden beams everywhere. They moved out of there and became big with actual floorspace before covid I assume fucked them

>>97372499
>>97372524
I sure wish they were a little more accessible. I feel like I'd be more inclined to join one if I could just walk in and check it out. Oh well I'll just keep painting for solo games.

>>97372488
I've seen exactly one store like that, and it was a friend of mine's hairbrained scheme with the wife of a friend of his. We all told him wasn't going to work and we all knew they weren't just business partners, but it lasted about two months, then her relationship with her husband improved or something and they ran out of money to keep the store open. They got maybe a dozen customers total, including friends and family. It had a weird hallway outside of their unit where all the other industrial offices had been dumping their old furniture as they moved in and out, so it was a surprisingly nice space with a random assortment of tables, chairs, and even couches. But it was also in a huge warehouse type building.

>>97372911
What an actual nightmare.

>>97360549
Looks good.
I tried doing a very similar color scheme. Did you also do 4 fucking layers of glazed talasar blue over silver or did you actually find a reasonable way of painting it?

>>97372039
Those books were pretty cool
>That guy had been alive among Night Lords since before the Heresy
"Mistress?"

>>97368702
Idk, kinda of hard to think of anyone who died in 40k or 30k, who stayed dead, and/or didn't have it coming. Huron Fal I guess?

>>97372613
Let's be honest. You don't know any Warhammer players. In fact you don't have friends and your only social interactions are experienced indirectly through ragebait you see posted on twitter.

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>>97372039

Thanks you for reminding me.

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>>97369747
>I don't mind when they retcon modern identity politics into my fantasy game world
you're worse than the mental patients that force this kind of drivel into everything
if it weren't for the masses of thoughtless, spineless slop consumers like you these loonies would be back in the asylum

>>97372788
im watever u want me 2b if u got the $$$ bb

>>97372815
This is /acg/, none of us have money.

>>97372860
I certainly have a lot less of it after buying those Neopets cards, lol. I think I dropped like $700 on the cards I posted.

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>>97366828
>>97366836
>>97366844
Funny enough.
Apparently, there was a survey asking 400 elementary school students what card game they're playing and Z/X had almost 10%.

https://x.com/gamebiznews/status/2011322386914623947

>>97372860
I had money once. I put it on cardboard and lost.

>>97372255
In a case like this, look at spess muhrines, individual heraldry as detail somewhere, state livery for the main uniform. I mean, the models for the elector counts were pretty much like that, weren't they?

>>97372180
Thanks very much!

Anyone know of some cool Skaven plague censer bearers?
I've found files but they suffer from AoS syndrome and extend way off the base and would be pulling a covid 6 feet apart combat

>>97370772
I find a a careful application of pva and a touch of water(practice on a spare bit to make you dont smear it. Works well.

>>97371213
Love the swarms man.

>>97372005
There’s some guys in the uk who regularly host that sort of thing in the 6e group on fb.

Alternatively, just paint and make your own terrain.I’m hosting a game with a longtime chaos friend and another chaos pal trying out my empire for the first time after loving them in total war this evening. I’m trying to race out finishing painting one last building to ensure we have a cozy little Bogstroken to fight over.

>>97372005
I say this very sincerely,and I don't intend to stir up any arguments or perry schizo posting, but you should seriously look into finding a historical wargaming club if you are interested in this stuff, where this type of thing is considered the norm.

>>97367339
They don't hire autistics? damn

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place your bet

>>97369770
anish or vincent win, hans middle of the field somewhere

>>97369770
Erigaisi > Keymer > Giri > Erdogmus

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>>97372598
Who's the other one? No I will not look it up, I expect /swg/ to spoonfeed me.

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>>97364703
Quarren Wizard!

Hey gang. Can I get some information regarding the Star Wars RPGs? There seems to be a lot to choose from, and a few beginner boxes, it's quite a lot to take in and I think there may even be multiple developers? Any and all information would be appreciated.

>>97372635
Some business wanker.

>>97372713
There's the old West End Games D6 system. WEG is loved by many here, but I've seen anons say they find it a bit clunky by modern standards. I don't see it, but I will say it's very number crunchy. A classic, but not everyone likes dice pools.
More info:
http://d6holocron.com/downloads/wegcore.html

There's the Star Wars D20 system published by Wizards. The Saga Edition is the latest edition from 2007. Would be fairly familiar to people used to D&D's third edition.
Here's a wiki for more
https://swse.fandom.com/wiki/Star_Wars_Saga_Edition_Wikia
And just because it popped up on the front page of google, a pdf of the core rulebook.
https://www.theberserker.net/berserker/sw/rule_books/SW_Saga_Edition_Core_Rulebook.pdf

Then there's Fantasy Flight Game's systems, Edge of the Empire, Age of Rebellion and Force and Destiny. They're very cross-compatible so they're often lumped together as just FFG's Star Wars. In contrast to WEG's crunchiness, FFG is a bit light and fluffy. I personally enjoyed this, but I do recommend having plenty of house rules. For example, it's designed to be entirely theater of the mind and its weapons have range bands (e.g., Engaged, Short, Medium, Long, etc.) that are meant to be abstract. My group crunched those down to feet (Engaged-30 feet was Short, 30-60 feet was Medium, etc.) so we could use minis during combat. I find it a good way to keep track of where everything is.
And I like to turn players loose on a map and say "go, explore."
It does have a gazillion extra books, and most are out of print. The links in the OP should still have PDFs of them all.


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>>97369285
Guess you should get therapy then.

>>97366977
>made up for it in other ways,

What ways, exactly

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>DMing vanilla D&D
>group consists of friends, friends of friends, friends of friends of friends
>there's this annoying rando I barely even know
>but whatever, being annoying isn't a crime
>main quest has them breaking into a manor to steal an artifact
>there's gorrilions of guards that will instarape the low level party
>everyone starts coming up with a plan to infiltrate furtively
>except THAT guy
>he's playing a barbarian so he wants to tard out and fight his way in
>spend nearly an hour arguing with him, both IC and OOC, trying to convince him that this will lead to a TPK
>he keeps doubling down because "he's a barbarian so he's bad at stealth" or something retarded like that
>eventually we reach an agreement where he'll tard out as a distraction while the rest of the team infiltrates
>tell him that, in no uncertain terms, he has no chance of beating all the guards and he'll be imprisoned for sure
>he says it's okay, he can figure a way out
>fast forward to the break in

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>>97372685
player's in the right you're in the wrong

>be me
>friend ask me to run game
>tell her if she backs out i won't run a game for her ever again
>she says ok
>ask her to add people
>"no"
>ok i'll add people
>add friend who has been asking for games for years
>add another friend
>first 2 players back out of the game because the 3rd player had "retard" in his profile and they find it offensive
>don't give me a chance to run multiple games just say fuck me and keep it going.

>>97364794
>Why would one need to steal the lycanthrope's power to shift between man and wolf?
Because a lycanthrope is neither man nor wolf. A werewolf is a hellish beast that's some twisted fusion of man and wolf. It's a separate thing and that's why you need it's pelt. That's the hard part since werewolves turn into a man (from what I saw) when they die. You'd need to somehow skin that thing alive. I'm guessing that with the right pelt and proper ritual you could shift into other creatures, I'd need to ask my superiors to get a confirmation. Making pacts with evil spirits and other such things allow for many terrible things.

>>97364794
There's magic that I haven't studied but I know about that would allow me or another sorcerer to become any animal we wanted. But it's not sinister.

Then there's some really shady people who skin animals or supernaturals to wear their skins & gain their powers. Very dark magic & very different from the kind I use.

>>97362727
I've never done something like this before desu so it was fun. I'm not very motivated right now to post, but in the future if these types of threads would ever happen again, I would probably be down to participate again

Quick update on my trainee. She's doing pretty well, already managed to track her target back to it's hideout. All that she has to do now is come up with a way to kill it. I already told her that fire works and the sun is a surefire way of turning these freaks to ash. I'd go with arson but I'm curious as to what she can come up with.

>>97369383
Maybe she'll surprise ya and rig up a dust bomb set to go at dusk.

>>97372519
>you become that target
unf

>>97372519
>Doesn’t say you must be within range.
So anyone on the plane/planet??? In the entire planes multiverse??? How are you still alive

>>97372587
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=915DIqG-hPc

>>97372676
Kek

>>97367195
>Does the party save any damsels in distress in your games? What about men in distress?

We're doing Lost Mines, so we've already saved a damoiseau in distress. Well, Sildar isn't exactly a young man, but he's close enough. Soon they'll get the chance to rescue both as they're going to be able to rescue what's left of the Dendrar family. My party is equal-opportunity rescuers, if they think they can gain something from it.

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>>97370439
I'm not the guy you're looking for but I remember hating Bonfire. I also enjoy AquaSphere a lot but several of my friends hate it.

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>>97372714
>wtf is wrong with this stupid ass captcha system.
New shapes dropped.

>>97372982
oh no, anyway

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>>97372991
You will never know the joy of identifying that the demon core is not a rectangle.

TroonCrusade is a rugpull. Stay mad lmao

>>97367129
>media literacy.
this shit is funny to me.
like, it's the same with Graham Mcneil's last church.
>story about the emperor, the decline of humanity and in context shows the emperor as a petty man who doesn't understand humans
>but didn't you hear, Mcneil hates religion and it was intended to show humanity's superstition inventorying itself, aren't you media literate?
maybe the author doesn't convey the message they want, maybe a work is a fucking discussion between people and people can take different meanings based on cultural context, age and other things.
Niggas really out here going "akchually i read the author's blog and he said it meant this" like we didn't have death of the author be fucking a thing for a half century and a bit

>>97369333
>I'm not sure if the people who actually play TC are not on 4chan or if online outrage is the game.
I got one internet friend who mentioned it but he's increasingly getting embedded into the left side of the culture wars due to being canadian and being buttblasted from orange man. So I can't say his mentioning of it is genuine interest or if he is Saul of Tarsus holding the coats of those stoning the chuds.

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>>97350485
>crushes you
>drives you before me
>listens to the lamentations of your women

>>97370279
It's because non-Christians don't have kneejerk reactions to Christianity, and don't criticize Christianity in the same way as atheists.
Like for example Muslims will say very specific things, and so will Hindus. Often something like, for example, "Your God died?" or "you are Pagan".
But Reddit Atheists will conflate their political beliefs with their atheism, as seen here >>97367807