>>97354207
my game is a symmetric VP

>>97338653
>Ignition / Main-phase effects
what does it mean?

>>97353093
It's called "Mushi Jingi" (蟲神器)

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>>97346917
Gateway and Elevation together are really well paired - Elevation adds a couple of options for whatever style you want to do, and returns the hand trap that's been in the game since ONR in the 90s

>>97354638
what ignition means and do in a card game?* i mean, sorry

>>97354727
>Bluesky
HSSSSSSS

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>hammerhal aqsha
>hammerhal ghyra
>tempests' eye
>excelsis
>hallowheart
>living city
>greywater
>lethis
>vindicarum
>misthavn
>settler's gain
which is best and why is it Lethis?

>>97354734
The best city in AoS is Har Kuron. Dommie Mommie Central.

>>97354591
Imo this was made for Dawnbringer and reused now, seeing as the horse guy is the only new thing there

>>97354727
seems like a bit of an internal communications fuckup then.

>>97354229
For me I ask myself "is it important this unit wins its combats, and especially the combats that might be close?"

If the answer is yes I build command models.

Example: I want my block of 15 gors in combats and I want them winning so I build command for the extra combat resolution.

I dont care if my ungors with bows with a melee and dont ever expect them to, so I skip command for them

>>97354229
Champion and musician are usually good to have on almost every unit. Champ especially is very valuable because of the challenge mechanic.

Banners are not worth putting on units units whose role is to slow down and/or harass the enemy. Your enemy gets 50pts for every banner he/she captures so having a banner on a unit of 5 marauder horsemen almost doubles the point you give when they eventually die.

>>97354229
Modelwise yes, because I like the look of it. But in terms of rules I wouldn't take banners for chaff or horsemen. The extra CR isn't going to help them in any meaningful way (unless I'm specifically going for some kind of magic banner) and when they inevitably do get killed they won't give out free points like candy. The musician is good on everyone imo.

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>>97352318
WFRP seems to have some of Prince of Aldorf as canon since Marius Leitdorf was the elctor count during that period and was a supporter of Karl Franz during the election for Emperor which lines up with Prince of Altdorf

>>97349604
>>97349673
>>97352318
>>97354666
>the devil's number used for loreposting
As I suspected, lorefagging is demonic.

Anyways, don't be too worked up about the lore, even for the Empire. It's all contradictory anyways. Just pick a cool elector miniature and paint him in the colours you like.

>t. anon who's painting a """non-canon""" colour scheme

>puckee spamming his commission again
https://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/comments/v9he6h/calloway_pierce_highwayman_art_by_indigo_jenar_art/
https://desuarchive.org/_/search/image/oYACxsqx5QYwSnNxrb1AcQ/
>43 times

It has been speculated repeatedly that puckee has a friend on the mod team, and I understand that argument. I think the truth is more pathetic, though. The mod is mad that he's being "told what to do" and is actively allowing spamming so people correctly trying to get this idiot gone don't "win."

>>97349486
I think in general bandits are commonly thought of as brutes living outside of society and robbing/raping/murdering their way through a usually meager existence.
What if they're not counting on common armed robbery, but instead have more of a black market vibe going on? And when you meet them, they're not doing anything to harm you but trying to get through with whatever illicit goods they're transporting. Like some abducted young females and / or illegal reagents/magic stuff/weapons.
The party would be challenged to notice what is happening, and then be challenged to decide what course of action to take. Perhaps they keep their heads down and avoid conflict, or they demand a bribe. Or they attack then and there (make sure the bandits form a visibly possibly deadly encounter). They might also follow the bandits back and try to free the captives silently... Or become the ambushing party and see if they can kill some bandits in their sleep.

Another option is to have two groups be mid-combat, and both claim the others to be bandits. What group will they help out and "kingmake"? Or will they just let the combat run its course? Will they "third party" the whole lot and take all the loot? Or will they pacify the fight and try to get them to leave each other alone, thereby becoming part of the issue of whose goods are these anyway. You might sprinkle some evidence to the truth around the scene for players who wish to engage in that route or just keep it a coin toss.

Third option is the bandits are con artists of some type and will try to swindle the party. Snake oil, soothsaying or acting like victims and pickpocketing. Or they might send the party out to a nearby dungeon and hope to loot the corpses after the inevitable failure.

Fourth option is that bandits prefer soft targets, and adventuring parties are not such targets. So they try to get away. Up to the party to decide if they give chase or leave it.

>>97352869
>Throats cut, boxes broken open, and a hasty trail leading off in the forest nearby. You listen closely to hear laughter and lots of noise which means lots of men.
You know, turning to banditry does not automatically require one to have an IQ below room temperature.
The rest of these read like you asked chat GPT for a response.

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>>97349486
Make the bandits real bastards. Like not the fantasy type of baby-eating bastard but like the real world type of thug bastard that is all too familiar to modern day people.

Fighting them will feel very satisfying.

Instead of money, the bandits demands some useless mundane item from the group. Depending how interested your group is for the reason behind it you spin the story further

>the bandits demand every scissors you have on hand
>turns out they actually used to be normal farmers but are now enslaved by a hag
>the hag uses all those scissors to create a scissor-golem
>she sends it out to terrorize the coutryside

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>>97353847

i don't get it

>>97353709
>I'm perplexed why nobody has just shown you a screenshot and told you to fuck off yet.
Same, I would fuck off if I saw proof of anyone actually engaging with this game. I already established that, or are you too stupid to understand that much?
>I'm le owning the troll with my screencap
Proves nothing lol, as far as I know you're just white knighting for yourself. But hey, if you're not OP, it should be easy to take a pic of your game being played, and not just screenshot YouTube promo shit. Since OP couldn't manage that, surely you can.

>>97354128
You are mad somebody is making something, yet you are barren, like a childless forty year old woman seething at a new family.

I showed you the screenshot, Wilbur.
It could have been edited, but isnt it more likely that you are just a frustrated retard with emotional and intellectual problems?
I mean, I'd have sympathy, if you werent demonstrating your ugly inner nature.

Do be a dear, piss off and die somewhere nobody can smell your remains fermenting.

Ugly boy.

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>>97354182
i didn't mean to encourage your berating of the resident fudder/schizo/malder, every good thread has one. honestly more detrimental to yourself than him. ignoring him is better.

>>97311755
The main thing it is good for is finding repetition and sentence structure issues. I wouldn't trust it on much else.

>>97275738
Well-written story, as always. Although I always thought that the Backrooms are most effective as horror when there's no controlling them; they're not magic in the traditional sense, something that can be affected by rituals or channelling some ethereal force. They're just unknowable, a break in reality. Maybe you can learn enough to map them, but how or why they come to be are beyond human understanding.

>>97284799
>>97284807
>>97284820
This is actually a really interesting concept. Assassins' Guilds are very common tropes in fantasy but they're rarely female, and I don't think I've ever heard of an organisation of anti-assassins.

Also, 'Midwife of Serpents' is an extremely cool name for the head of an all-female assassins' guild.

>>97349714
Retro Sci-fi isn't a supplement

>>97347315
>Any good RPGs for doorkicking combat?
PCCS has for intro scenario SWAT team entering meth lab
it checks all your boxes if by "quickly" you mean with one good bullet hit, not in seconds of gameplay
unironically post, I did GMd this twice actually

>>97354519
OP Here
Post a link for a free pirated copy of this right now or you're a shill bot.

>>97354686
>spoonfeed me
if you cannot make effort to find it in /tg/ repository, stay away; it takes some work to correctly grasp mechanics

>>97354769
You're a shill advertiser bot. Never post in my thread again.

I never saw the 9th movie so I dont know what happens so I can imagine anything I want
In fact I havent seen anything Star Wars related since Solo, although I was subjected to half an episode of the Mandalorian

>>97353960
hasnt there been some form of the idea floated that tattooine is like some sort of force leyline, everything important naturally occurs around it, near it, on it. Maybe im entirely making it up.

>>97354301
It’s entirely possible that there are some who have presented that as a possible explanation.

But keep in mind that we’re deep into speculative canon. Because official canon is that, nobody’s noticed. Or at least nobody has canonically said anything about it.

But Humans are a creature that is instinctively wired to find patterns (sometimes even if there isn’t really a pattern). So I just can’t accept that absolutely nobody in-universe has noticed how often Tatooine comes up in Galactic history. So one can imagine the possibility of rampant conspiracy theories that might arise from this.

>>97353960
Isn't it located near the end of a fairly relevant hyperspace lane? Which is why Hutts want to have presence there, not even counting money from having podracing championships there, which is also competition to those in Malastre?

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>>97354731
Canonically Jabba has a presence there because Gardulla (the female Hutt you can see behind Jabba in TPM) created the Boonta Eve on Tatooine using Damask's money in order to slowly try and gain power from under Jabba's influence, but he took over it which is why we see him presenting in TPM. Presumably the Boonta Eve is more popular than the Malastare championships
It's all in the Plagueis book
As for the hyperspace thing, it's in a spur of the Triellus Trade Route which is the biggest trading route in the Outer Rim, but the main popular part does not go through Tatooine

>>97352571
Post apoc fantasy is kino. Do it more.

>>97354422
The setting still has Nautiloids and Spelljammers.

Caves of Qud is pretty good though and its like 90% of that. Plastic and concrete compounded into layers over time is underrated as a concept.

>>97354422
the hell she did? before or after becoming a spider? also for what?

>>97352571
>>Medieval fantasy setting
>>Magic is nanomachine tech
>>Ancient ruin is a crashed spaceship
>>"The Oracle" is an AI
>>Gods are original humans
>PLEASE stop doing this.
I will not stop doing this, because I like sci-fi origins of fantasy worlds, and you can't make me.

>>97354613
I haven't a clue what you just said but I'll pretend that I do, ya know.

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>>97354720
Big boot.

>>97354720
zamn thats a good tamer

>>97354650
MTG has had at least one Goatse in every set for the past few years.

>>97354603
but which creature type are we choosing? there's a lot of 2 mana instants that make 2 tokens but they're all usually different types, so how are we getting a critical mass for a specific creature type?

>>97354692
>but which creature type are we choosing? there's a lot of 2 mana instants that make 2 tokens but they're all usually different types, so how are we getting a critical mass for a specific creature type?
It's a tough question, but the payoff of doubling effectively all your spells seems work exploring.

Goblin is the obvious first one to look into.

>>97354400
>white card
>typeline is "creature - human knight/soldier"
>printed date is after 2020 A.D.
Guess the skin color.

>>97354569
Am I going crazy or does the fairie on the left have a nice, fat little ass?

>>97350485
>Prinicpality of Kyiv
fucking Ukrainians, seen their inflence in AD2300 Traveller and they are here too

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>>97350485
How the fuck did this even happen? There's a massive naval chokepoint between Italy and Macedonia, and 0 signs of any landings on either flank of that sea. How does hell control territory there? How do they even keep it supplied? What the fuck is the Italian navy doing?

>>97354543
Italians are canonically too poor to be able to afford oil to power their fleets in this setting

>>97350485
But that's literally every tabletop setting ever.

It's a cash grab with grimdark edgelords as main audience. The only thing it has going on is art style. And it makes christocucks seethe and shit their panties.

>Religious Templar
>Discriminates against those afflicted with a incurable disease he also has and as such resents himself
>Prone to violence because his mind is gradually being eaten away everytime rage is activated

Yeah no his sheer existence would result in people wanting him dead everytime hes on screen

>>97354216

No? Never played it anyway. If anything she's more like Bull, looking like a noble savage when she is not.

>>97353744
Well he's not a primarch and that's the only part of 40K marvelbrained normgroids like, so....

>>97353891
>>97354325
>unsexy grrlboss writer's pet
Haven't seen THIS one before!

>>97353744
He looks like a handsome dwarf from the Hobbit or like a Jew.

>>97354183
>They invalidated all my models I bought prior to Mk4. I have thousands worth of them with thousands of hours of painting.
This. It sucks that the cryx army I loved playing back in the day is completely invalidated
>"dude, it's got a legacy list"
Ah yes. Legacy lists, those notoriously weak begrudgingly written lists to make it look like SF is actually on the side of older fans.

>>97331983
>CMON
Found the problem. Remember that these retards bought some of the best wargaming IP's and ran them into the ground, including Darkage, my beloved.

>>97331983
>>97354521
> and now their big plan for ASOIAF is to fucking gut the best rules of the game so that players will better adhere to the original "vision" the lead developer has for the game, instead of playing the game as it emerged over years of active gaming
quick rundown? or rather, a longer retelling with more details

>>97354548
It's CMON. That alone should tell you everything you need to know.
they have a history of pump and dump kickstarters and buying really good games only to run them into the ground and drop them. Hence my decade+ of salt over Darkage and how they didn't even finish the new sculpts before ditching it fir the next big shiny. Those new Harpies looked so good

GW started doing shit with their IP outside of tabletops, which honestly gave them an edge that very few others have (Battletech does, although it doesn't have the same reach)

>>97354183
>Invalidated models
Literally false, as legacy armies are allowed both to compete in Prime tournaments and are increasingly getting 3D print support

>"B-but balance" and >>97354521
Infernals fucked around so hard at the WTC that they got hit with light nerfs. They are competitive armies, and even in cases of super old shit like no-rules basic infantry Trollkin units, you can proxy those at your FLGS no problem.

>Chonky prints
Fair. Personally I like then, but to each their own. Also some of the newer models like Old Umbrey are quite detailed.

>mk3 ptsd
Good thing that the people running the show at SFG are actual WTC fans and not PP monkeys.

>Menoth
Already teased, probably releasing early 2027 or late 2026.

Why is the ghost a generic combatant? Ghosts used to be something special, you encountered one and maybe it knew it was a ghost, maybe it didn't. We encountered one once that was a looping messenger whom died before he delivered his message centuries ago, and putting him to rest was a fun challenge. Make it something interesting, the ghost of a long dead adventurer seeking his missing party, a noble bound to a family heirloon worn by one of the zombies or dropped in the dungeon at some point, the ghost of a priestess unable to find rest as her corpse lies on cursed ground...
Don't make it a combat encounter, use your brain.

>>97353633
The mímic ruins the theme unless he's the one that killed the rest

>>97353633
>Modern DnD
It's shit and the only way to make it not shit is to play an older edition or a different game.

>>97354589
Also this. This summarizes everything wrong with modern consoomer slop DnD.

>>97354589
PArt of what ruined it is the idea of a "balanced encounter"

Back in the day, the encounter is just what existed there. Whether or not you could fight it was a choice you had to make.

>>97353633
Challenge rating is completely meaningless.