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>>97346897
Very nice

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>>97307984
After Andris had managed to stabilize and drag Lancel out of the clearing a muscular centigor emerged from the forest. She tread softly toward the fallen Skivare and looked down upon her for almost a minute. With a swift chop of her machete she severed Skivare's head, picked it up, and traveled the beast paths to one of the Bleeding rose minor herdstones. She spent the rest of the day cleaning the skull and left it at the base of the new shrine, returning every day make sure it was still there and grow her hatred. Slowly more of the Bleeding rose herd came as well over the following days.

Lancel takes several days to recover. His severe concussion slowed his recovery and addled his memory. When he is awake he hollers at anyone nearby that the woods are infested with black beasts out to kill mankind. The few men left of his retinue eye each other as though he's lost his mind, while the elves do their best to hide their reactions entirely. It takes a full week, but eventually he has recovered enough for the elves and men to put together a caravan to return them to the north.

Skogsra took notice of the centigor who performed the respect given to Skivare and the offering of her flesh. Here was the first time one of the brays have done something new, something the brays chose to do themselves to honor their fallen leader. Skogsra rewards their new culture with a new creation: the black fountains, the first of which is built using the skull of Skivare herself. As for the centigor, she is afforded the gift to choose her own name. The new Beastlord, Warhoof Kastrerande, now leads the Bleeding Rose Brayherd.

Good unusable gens -
This shirt barely trying - https://files.catbox.moe/ksbmgk.jpg
More Kastre - https://files.catbox.moe/ar0qs4.jpg
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>accidentally pasted something over a prompt I'd constructed in my Perchance scratchpad
>there are literally no recovery features, can't even go to history when I was generating with it
>gone forever
back to a pastebin I guess. Dump styles if you feel like helping a guy out

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Gemini does armor from reference fairly well
The sword is from a reference too but it proved much more difficult

>>97342554
all they had to do was make a second one of these at some point in the last 20 years, are they fucking stupid?
anyway, it's not a formal combat system, but to emulate jade empire's styles in particular use the move system of 4.0 dnd

>>97344686

Always assume fa/tg/uy and not ca/tg/irl. Unless they post pics of their warhams and it's Tyranids.

>>97347428
do chicks play tyranids? I always heard tau were the preferred faction

>>97345039
>>97347258
There's no problem about complaining about such things in ameta thread, and taking things up to the mods, who are the ones who could actually help your case.
The problem is the rampant harassment and shitposting in every single thread, that's what pisses people off.
First there's the arbitrary ideas of what is relevant, perfectly on topic threads are still attacked, so the internal rulings of such posters' minds are not consistent, this makes their opinion less worthy of being considered.
Then there's the accusation that such threads are made by...someone, sometimes the mods themselves, sometimes some other boogeyman, to generate traffic. Ok, could even make sense, could even be seen as a problem by some I guess, but then the answer is to...engage in such threads repeatedly to generate more traffic? What's the plan here?
We move to the next problem, the general abrasiveness towards pretty much everyone. Basically every single poster that is not bitching at the concept of the thread existing is accused of being in on the mysterious conspiracy, even the ones that are just minding their own business and discussing something. That's not winning any friends.
And we have the fact that said posters are not practicing what they preach, because for all their obsession about games being discussed, they often (always) fail to do so, or point at threads and posts that are good to show a frame of reference.

Is it really a surprise that such posters are seen as a nuisance at best? They complain about a problem they perceive, but they do nothing to solve it, and actually end up creating another problem that makes the situation worse, not better. This on topic thread was created, they didn't like it, someone assblasted created a bunch of others. Were they the same guys complaining, acting passive aggressive? How does that help? Was it someone else that saw them react like that and wanted to piss them off? If they didn't chimp out it wouldn't have happened.

>>97347559
I dunno anon, when you see 10 threads all made within an hour asking similar questions, using sentence fragments or 2-3 lines of green text at best, its pretty clear it is a single person, perhaps even 1 or 2 others working in tandem, making them. For what purpose, I wont speculate.
And then when people call those threads out for being spam, and they get the same 2-3 replies bemoaning generals and backseat modding and demanding to get on subject for a thread with no actual subject, its again clear its the same offender(s).
Basic pattern recognition is a lost art.

>>97343390
An AD&D 2e Paladin.

Even if I didn't end up at a table with a DM trying to make me fall, I think I'd end up doing it myself. I'm too rash and impulsive for the class, I think, to live up to the morality required of it.

Over Christmas at about 3am I suddenly had the coolest concept for a cleric of loviatar who I now desperately want to play, but I'm pretty sure any campaign would drop me the moment I said "cleric of loviatar."

Just let me be a little edgelord as a treat

>>97343390
I like the carefree brutes that just bulldoze through their problems willy-nilly. I never play one, because everything I'd want to demolish is either far out of my character's league or would create 10x more problems for the party than it would solve.

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>>97343390
I love the idea of Promethean: the Created but it sounds impossible to play with most groups: you'd need literal theater kids that also want to play as a Frankenstein, Golem, etc. on a Pinocchio becomes a real boy quest

>>97343390
Man I would love to play Night's Black Agents, but my group would be totally incapable of it. Delta Green was enough of a disaster that it's also gone in my "never again," pile.

Jesus. Has nuhammer really been torturing us for so long that they felt the need to release a new version of a primarch that already had a model?

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>>97345624
Yes. Twice.

>>97345624
Sort of. One is the 40k plastic model, and the other is the Forgeworld Heresy one. I'd have to check but I'm pretty sure FW has a model for all the primarchs but 40k only has the 4 daemon primarchs, Roboute, and The Lion.

>>97345511
What did you have in mind? I think the new one looks good. I'd never fucking pay for it though. $200+ is fucking stupid for any model.

>>97345624
Yes. It's so the retard consumers who are obsessed with this particular super villian keep buying another one. If they just had the one figure, most would just buy one and then stop, something that would be bad for GW sales. Repeatedly releasing different versions means GW gets a continuous income (until the retards wise up they are being scammed and quite GW products altogether)

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>>97341241
I am not confident you are doing this on purpose so I'm trying not to chew out your entrails, but the answer to the problem of 'people keep wanting to cut systems' being 'you should cut systems' is textbook begging the question and I'm about a minute away from actually fucking tweaking over it.

Without the ability to make new stuff, Tech is just a slow Fixer with a bunch of extra skill points and the ability to fix their armor for a fight and no social skills.

>>97341731
>Without the ability to make new stuff, Tech is just a slow Fixer with a bunch of extra skill points and the ability to fix their armor for a fight and no social skills.
This has a really simple solution: Don't put Tech in core. Only introduce it alongside its complex subsystem.

>>97310423
This Gonk don't crack borgs.

>>97344950
The genre is about technology, not having the tech guy is a huge miss.
>>97340658
What about Brawling and Martial Arts?

>>97341731
Why are you so salty about people critiquing Red? I don't even agree with that anon about moving invention out of core, but jesus get a grip.

>Without the ability to make new stuff, Tech is just a slow Fixer with a bunch of extra skill points and the ability to fix their armor for a fight and no social skills.

You're really underselling how good raising all your Tech skills is. Anytime the party faces a problem that requires technical knowledge, the Tech can ace it easy. Fixing armor in the field situational, but a god send in a drawn out, combat heavy gig. Makes Tech/Medtech really good because you can heal Armor and HP.

Fabrication is meh, but has its uses like putting a couple points in to mass produce cocaine or rockets. Invention is ok but gets cucked by the time/money it takes to upgrade more expensive items. Still being able to upgrade everyone's LAJ is worth putting a few points into. Even without Invention, Tech is still one of the better Roles.

I think others ITT were right that Invention feels like a crutch for the writers when they design a bad item. Invention lets you circumnavigate the game's autistic balance rules and fix shit gear whilst also not having to deal with the scarcity horsehit by adding strong items with a low price.

>>97343510
>OG Delta Green combines the greatest hits conspiracies from the last century
>nu Delta Green is focused on shallow contemporary stuff

So what modern conspiracies do you suggest they include if they’ve already exhausted all the material, hotshot? Pizzagate? Qanon? Cults that turn college grads trans? What exactly is deep and clever enough that it should make into modern Delta Green?

After a nightmare I had last night, I've come to a conclusion that zombie media has been doing it wrong. Zombies are way WAY more fucking terrifying when you can't tell someone has turned until you interact with them. Bonus points if they hopelessly cry for help early on during the infection.
>To avoid friendly fire and to avoid hiding from help you have to make yourself known to potential threats
>Anyone sent in to clean up the situation is much more likely to shoot first and ask questions never
>Mercenary responders can be willing to even kill each other to claim killed competitors as zombie heads taken which puts you in crossfire and endangers any well-meaning responders
Also exploding zombies need keratinous skin growths for shrapnel spikes.

The zombie film series I watched in the nightmare was scarier than the shit in the nightmare actually trying to kill me.

>>97345114
The cool old conspiracy that already got adapted into numerous movies and books? Good and very cool. The cringe new conspiracy that is talked about on 4chin and that everyone and their grandma saw on Fox News? Bad and shallow.

>>97346884
Most conspiracies are shit either because they're true like the smoking industry conspiring to conceal the fact that that shit causes cancer or because the people that believe them are insufferable assholes that act in the worst fucking ways possible in furtherance of their tinfoil beliefs.

The rare exceptions are the ones where the entire thing is a joke like birds being invented by the CIA to spy on us or shit like flat earth where the belief generally has no real world way to act on it that impacts other people and we get to laugh at a bunch of mentally ill people as they rave like lunatics and occasionally get punched by an astronaut or blow themself up doing a DIY rocket launch.

>>97345114
CIA-Mossad Jinns

>>97346058
pyw or gtfo the art looks great. that artist probably already left, seemed like they didn't want to deal with the captcha or the bullshit so your shit probably got them to bounce, congrats, you made another artist leave with your shit.

>>97345472
Hobgoblins are just human sized goblins that aren't retarded and have militaristic slant to them.

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>>97346830
The only two kinds of hobgoblin that come to mind are the Dungeons & Dragons hobgoblins and Warhammer hobgoblins, and I'm struggling to imagine either as a femboy.

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>>97346891
People have made goblin femboys, it shouldn't be that hard to do the same with their bigger cousins.

truth time, how many of y'all goon during your game sessions? (assuming you have any at all)

it will increase it.

>>97337588
WH prices in the US are entirely about profit maximisation as a monopoly with a luxury good and not at all related to actual cost. Thinking that a local factory would decrease prices is ludicrous. If anything they'd slap a "made in the us" on it and increase prices. It might improve stock/availability though, but I suspect some of the stock issues are deliberate fomo-building from GWs US division.
In short WH is expensive in the US because the retards there are willing to pay those prices.

>>97337063
you earn more so you will pay more. its that easy.

>>97347455
Wages haven’t gone up since 2008

>>97337063
yeh niggy, expanded investment costs are usually born by the company alone and not the customers. Can't wait to finally get some other Bruthas in the Hobby

>>97347458
You should if you want your waifus to be good.

>>97347454
>Welcome to UA University, where all our students are 18 years old.
I understand why this is said, but it being the opening line is just ridiculously funny to me. It's some hentai dialogue level of surreal.

>>97347463
I don't think I agree. Waifus are built from archetypes and tropes.
>Tall, easily flustered nerd girl with round glasses and blue hair tied in a ponytail, who secretly wants to be courted in an proper way, with letters and bouquets, but can't bring herself to say that because she's afraid of being seen as naive and sheltered.
She IS a waifu by every metric, especially if you add an anime portrait, but there is no mention of any fetishes.

>>97347454
Do you remember how was it called?

>>97347454
>If you go in blind it can be hard to get enough points
I went in blind and got 110 points with both girls. Either I'm the normiest normalfag to ever norm, or options are just not balanced and escalate too hard from 'act normal' to 'act like a composite hentai rapist'.

>>97345740
The masks are inferior to Fantasy Battle's Witch Elves.

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>>97341227
I'll raise you male elf on female human.

>>97345740
Is there a way you can kitbash them to keep them bald but take away their masks?

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So, what's the best inspiration for elves for a 16th century-inspired setting? I guess I have to have to strip away the "High Fantasy" tropes and lean into 16th-century Folklore, Magic and Demonology.

>>97344965
>>97344970
ignore those other anons. they are simply to weak to behold the raw power of Fel infused Vengeance

>>97334565
It's called railroading.
It's when the DM has decided what happens beforehand and pretends the player has agency apart from the tactical combat decisions, and also the DM isn't allowing his players to be creative enough to come up with other ways to get to the story beat.
In my old party, this type of shit would happen a lot. And I'd come up with a solution and my DM would shoot me down. Luckily my new group will actually make lists like follows:
>Is there a window we can climb into
>Can we wait for someone or some thing to come out/go in and ambush them
>Lets go hire a thief
>Lets go find a spell scroll to unlock
>Use stone shape on the wall
>Lets dig under the tower and break into it from underneath
>I set fire to the door
>The fighter chops down the door with an axe
>Heat metal to weaken the hinges so we can pull it out
>I knock on the door, pretending to deliver a message or package from a rival wizard. What package and message? Eeem, I'll put my immovable rod in and tell the wizard his rival says to stick it up his ass and then beg for mercy throughout the interaction.

>>97347319
If that's in the order you want to try those things then sorry to tell you man but nobody's opening to your knock after you tried to fucking burn the door down and then take it down with an axe.

>>97345119
The suggestion is that you can't work with the failure of your player as a GM. But I think there are plenty of ways to deal with it. I'll keep to dnd vocabulary:
Study and practice costs money for reagents and inks and shit. You also need downtime because you use spell slots on the appropriate level when practicing. Some spells require rare reagents / materials to learn that will take some adventuring to obtain.
You need to find information on the spell, or have instruction from one who mastered it to attempt it. Experimentation without information or instruction will be more costly in time and reagents, and have a higher chance of failure. You can't attempt to learn a spell without information or instruction unless you have seen it being cast, or you can realistically argue that two or more spells you already know should give you enough insight to start the process.

In general, given the risks involved, populated areas don't take kindly to magical teachings and experimentation within their communities. Depending on local laws and customs you might face fines, exile, mob justice, the stink eye, theft/espionage from competitors, general displeasure, whatever. This is part of why wizard towers are a thing.

Failure to learn the spell can result in backfired spells. You might:
>take some damage
>turn yourself into a newt for 1d4 days
>block your chakras causing you to lose access to 2 spell slots of the level of the spell
> literally blow your hand off
>cause you to become "wild magicked" for 1d4 weeks
>a thundercloud follows you constantly inside and outside causing you to be soaked and take 1d4 lightning damage every 2 hours until dispelled
>you create a rift and 1d6 void imps enter and attack you

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>>97347407
It isnt, its in the order i pulled them out of my ass while writing that comment obviously

>>97337713
He didn't let your teammates help you out of the water? Or did they not want to try?

>>97341614
>they are interconnected and by fulfilling one I finish most of the other.
truly the way of kings. my rank n flank. skirmish, and dungeon crawling projects are all set in the same world, so pivoting always always brings progress
how's mk4? i found 3s launch so bad i instantly bailed.
rumbleslam is a surprisingly good game

>>97325840
>historical pre-ww1
the war game by charles grant
charge by peter young

What's the current state of CMON's ASOIAF game? Their boxes always seem to be out of stock and it's hard to tell if the game is going to continue to exist.

>>97343704
I heard CMON is circling the drain, so get in while the getting is good

>>97343704
CMoN got hit HARD by tariffs because they were relying on Ponzi-scheme Kickstarter pump-and-dumps. They had to sell off several of their IPs and they posted a massive loss last year, they're almost certainly not going to have enough money to renew the ASoIaF license. Hell, they can barely afford to advertise anymore.

>continue to exist
My dude, I played a game from the 1970s last week. Existence is always up to the fans and not the company.

>>97344461
Wizardry V on the SNES.

>>97344461
Ultima Underworld 1 for the perennial classic, Dungeon Master 2 for the atmosphere.

>>97344461
I continue to play Civ 2 as if nothing happened.
Also, none of my friends had a cell phone until early 00s

>>97344461
DOOM.

>>97344461
>It is the year 199X
>Your friends have just sent you a text message to your Nokia 3210
So it's at least 1999. Why am I playing half a decade plus old games?

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Anyone else avoiding looking for Star Wars games because of picrelated?

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>>97346119
He's the one who established the tradition, tho. Therefore, the best Mandalore.
Also, consider our non-Sith puppet Mandalores:
>Boba Fett
>Din Djarin (maybe)
>Bo-Katan (maybe)
With that competition, Mandalore the Ultimate becomes the clear winner.

>>97342391
Coruscant has been built up and over so much that nobody, and I mean nobody, knows what is down there.

There are over five thousand levels, built up from the crust. Coruscant long ago got so deep that it started hitting the mantle. It's effectively the same as 40k's Terra, but Terra has been done for about 40000 years. Coruscant was already fifty levels (and some of these levels are skyscraper height and more, they're entire ecosystems) deep and a complete planet wide city a hundred thousand years before Ep4. It's only gotten more built up since. The entire world requires constant oxygen processors and atmospheric regeneration, satellites to direct heat, and millennia upon millennia of systems built over and atop each other designed to keep the planet livable and not a co2 ruined rock. It doesn't even have the capability to provide its own oxygen, hence super-oxygenating algae are strategically located across the surface.

Even with all that, if weather regulation fucks up just a bit, then you get megastorms big enough to ruin a planetary shield and rip the atmosphere wide open for invasion.

Coruscant is fucked up.

>>97347481
that sounds so radical. a single turbolift can go far enough to get all the genres and themes of sci-fi done in one ride.

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