>>97252652
GURPS. Alternatively, any other system that is capable of handling dismemberment, combat, wide array of skills and travel well. Hell, you can homebrew D&D and it'll be exactly that.

>>97252652
Honestly, GURPS or Savage Worlds, I recommend the latter.

GURPS with After the End I guess but I confess to never having read AtE.

>>97252652
Given the heavy focus on resource scarcity, brutal high cost combat, and an emphasis on creating warbands, you may have a hard time finding an existing ttrpg to fit kenshi. For a similar setting I wound up just making my own system.

Basically just start with what's important to the vibe you're going for and work out from there.

>>97252652
Basic Roleplaying (BRP) with some slapped together limb damage/loss rulles.

>>97253624
Colonialism isnt evil & wasnt evil. Just because someone disagrees with you doesnt mean its /pol/.

>>97253639
>Whats your prefered word for mystical kungfu bullshit so I dont make you sperg?
You will never not make me sperg, I am a proud anti-wuxia sperglord, nothing in this world will quell my disdain for this parody.

>>97253624
>colonialism is evil
Colonialism gave Africa South Rhodesia.
"Liberation" gave Africa Zimbabwe.

>>97253648
What would you call Mortal Kombat type fireball blasting ki channeling kungfu stuff?

>>97253639
>>97253652
Oh please. If you were on the other end of colonialism you would have no trouble acknowledging its immorality. In fact you probably whine constantly about being "invaded" by the Third World. Even the right is, rightly, moving away from foreign wars and military adventurism. You belong in /pol/ because that's the abysmal IQ level of your politics.

>>97253658
Sure anon, godspeed.

>>97253571
>I forgot how many updates I have to give to Fathoms’ stats,
Everyone got about 5 levels from the wendigo fight it seems, maybe more if she's been hunting specifically. That's about 30 stat points, at 6 per level. For abilities and skills it's more up to you and what you think she would be focusing on, she did learn Holy Magic on top of whatever else tho so there's that.

>>97253672
Cool, I’ll figure it out. I also remember Liam gave her a cool sword. Also, what’s the level cap for a skill? 100?

>>97253626
Wasn't it raised after? I vaguely remember that.

>>97253675
>I also remember Liam gave her a cool sword.
Ah yes, the fishsword, one of his finest creations. Still Fire/Holy despite appearances, very confusing for enemy and wielder alike.
> Also, what’s the level cap for a skill? 100?
Skills don't really have levels, they may have upgratded versions like Evade II or similar like in Yaofan's profile, those would probably go up to 10 or so, levels there are more significant.
If you mean Abilities/Professions like fishing or swordamnship then yes, I think that's how we are doing it. They go up to 100, then they upgrade to a higher rank, from copper to bronze to iron and so on, each rank being 100. As for game level cap, we don't really have one.

>>97248098
Yeah, early on with the low HP it's swingy as hell but that's their problem. I did warn them to bring their a game and they're all experienced players.

>>97235255
Use the Gamma World rules that were built off 4e instead of 4e. It was a much better game.

>>97248103
Been doing this a long time, but I'd enjoy seeing you explain how I'm wrong about the game's assumptions and game flow.

>>97247763
Its really funny how random Dungeon articles btfo the entire first 1-30 Adventure Paths. It definitely didn't help 4e's reputation when the first year of pre-made were all unfocused and sloggy.

When I first played 4th Edition back in 2011/2012 my DM ran us through Keep on the Shadowfell and The Slaying Stone back to back and the difference in quality was night and day. KotS felt so disjointed with half of it being bounty hunting a random goblin while also dealing with a death cult. Meanwhile SS was so open and let us make choices and all the side objectives weren't out of the way and felt natural.

And who would have guessed but fat gremlin Mike Mearls helped write the dogshit adventure and he's greasy paws had nothing to do with the good one.

bump for more info on modules.

>>97248522
Why yes he is

>>97150745
Who?

>>97150902
I don't know the names of your post or OP's post. I do however recognize the free shrugs guy and not OP's dog pointing man.

-1 post

+1 post

>>97253547
That's uncanny

>>97253601
You reckon they could still manufacture it? I would have assumed it was lost tech. The wiki mentions that power armour was passed down from knight to knight and the planet was dying due to the beasts killing more and more people. A pre-industrial feudal planet with a dwindling population would presumably not have any factories/tools capable of creating something like that you'd think. But maybe they still had some basic tools/machines and "smiths" capable of doing so.

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I need youse guyses help with something. I really want to learn how to play Warhammer and start playing regularly next year. I've got a bunch of models, I got a color scheme in mind, I'm ready to go

Here are the models I currently have, what should I prioritize to get 500 points painted up and ready for a couple learning games?

1x Captain in Gravis Armor 80 pts
1x Chaplain 60 pts
1x Judciar 70 pts
1x Bladeguard Ancient 45 pts
5x Intercessors 80 pts
5x Intercessors 80 pts
5x Hellblasters 110 pts
3x Eradicators 90 pts
3x Blade Guard Veterans 80 pts
3x Blade Guard Veterans 80 pts
5x Deathwing Knights (Not in hand yet but on the way) 250 pts

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I might actually make it this month
Are you guys all done?

>>97253649
Bgv, judiciar, eradicators, Hellblasters. These 4 units all do a ton of work and hold up regular marines, at least they did before victrix guard came out.

>>97253256
What do you mean?

>>97253256
>Spam thread to stir up some clicks and views for gook moot advertising income
Site's dead, why the Nip is still pretending he achieved anything else than it's utter destruction? And that after he did the same shit to 2chan

>>97253256
This is why I can't understand the appeal of solo games.

>>97253276
>2. Wrong
Lmao, How would you know? As far as the people of my char know the universe is a bunch of floating continents that are tied with silver cords to the central pillar of creation that is the source of all light and life. There is no lunar cycle. There is no real day cycle either. Nights are like solar eclipses where another continent gets between yours and the pillar.
>3. Wrong
Objectively correct actually.
>4. Doesn't make any sense with your answer to 1.
Why?
>5. Doesn't make any sense with your answer to 4.
Why?
>6. Doesn't make any sense with answers 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5.
Why?
>7. Doesn't make sense with answer 4.
Why?

>>97250997
>Why were so many of the "OG" game designers insufferable faggots?
Because they had to deal with people like you. Becoming misanthropes is a perfectly logical defense mechanism after dealing with self-righteous entitled ungrateful faggots like yourself as their players.

>>97251504
>>97250997
Why are modern trpg players so fucking gay? Go read a visual novel if you just want to inagine yourself being some fantasy hero with zero adversaries. Someone has to be the foil to the party and only the dm has that power.

>>97253535
>you just want to inagine yourself being some fantasy hero with zero adversaries
You forgot the gigachad image.

>>97253535
>with zero adversaries
Who said anything about that?

>>97253343
actually I think it works better and expains how they were so quick to get TK troopers out the door, plus at the time project war-mantle was kept secret from the public and senate
correct me if i'm wrong, but you never saw TK troopers in a "public" setting (e.g local garrison in S3 E4) until after the military recuitment bill is voted for in S2?

the real issue is the vader comic burning seas arc, and the timeline placement of tales of the underworld
so the only logical conclusion I can make of it, because it's a mess, is both designs were made before we got the finalized design/stormtrooper armour won out

>>97253355
I forgot about the desix episode having TK troopers
so the answer is "I don't know", maybe TK troopers were meant to be more elite than stormtroopers hence the commando training and placement at facilities like tantiss, but got mixed in with the stormtrooper corps once the military recruitment bill got passed

unfortunately this is just me making shit up to try and explain a mess of lore, I hope they clarify it

>>97253235
The point of the training was to give her a paradigm outside of Jedi Academy formalized dueling or adjacent to it, which was something her brother actually had.

Each of the authors in the LOTF series had their own little spin off. One author was writing about Antilles' family and the other...someone else, which was so forgettable I can't remember.

>>97244655
>>97244929
I love armored women in scars so much, it's unreal. I hope she is not femlet.

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>>97253364
>I hope they clarify it
You're retarded if you think they will.

>>97207466
In my experience in an american meta, snipers and other long range guns(flammenspeers, panzerfausts) can still be really good, just more situational. The way my boards are set up, sniper nests usually have sightlines to at least one key point, but you have to choose which one you want to watch over, so sometimes its worth keeping in reserve to see where enemies are placing their offensive pushers. That said, my local meta does complain about morats, so you probably have a point

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>>97250924
Too much cake!

>>97251977
There were some memeworthy american shotgun labyrinths posted from time to time, it's outright comical.

>>97251777
>>97251906
meds

>>97251544
They're not called anything.

>>97251544
No term, but you can filter for them by searching "affect" since they all use that word to describe it. It will catch some related effects (Progress, option card immunity, de-digivolve immunity) but otherwise they're all there.

I wonder whether Dual Cards will have Counter timing now that ACEs seem to be dead.
The last two (TigerVespamon and Sakuyamon) are genuinely strong, but of the ~80 they made I feel like 10 or less will continue to see any play.

>>97251544
>What are cards that are unaffected by abilities called

cancer.

>>97253513
>How could anyone have known about the other one until after being notified?
Apparently everyone in this thread figured it out.
You know not every thread always gets linked in the previous one? That's pretty common with slow generals.

>>97253522
It happened over night. Check the time stamps.

>>97253519
If we took the thread responsibilities seriously we wouldn't be having this discussion

>>97253522
Hog wash, you want us to give up our standards because other threads do? When this general was good it linked it every time. Not linking means no one cares, the content lacks any meaning and disruption persists.

Is there one preferred up to date simulator for playing DM?

>>97253435
>It absolutely shoulda been a tribal set and really leaned into the various art styles from planes over the last 30 years.
That wasn't going to happen once WotC decided that they were going to represent the different draft archetypes as different teams. Which, yes, is potentially more accurate to the reality of professional racing, but that also forced them to come up with factions, which in turn kept them from using races from, say, Capenna because they'd then be taking a stance on which of the plane's factions to represent.

At the same time, WotC is pretty consistent about having vague factions on every plane, typically aligned with either monocolors or color pairs, in order to tie together the flavor of what's being represented. They could have achieved that by leaning in more on the organizations actually hosting the race, with the racers themselves being more one-off, but that would also involve leaning away from the focus actually being on the racers. Moreover, having the racing teams as the factions allows for the printing of multiple vehicles and creatures per team, allowing you to highlight both the team's star racers and their different vehicles. It'd feel a little weird to have a one-off legendary racer with his car as a different card.

Honestly, the Wacky Races theme probably would have worked better as something like Commander Legends, rather than a Standard set, since you could then lean on something like the Background mechanic to pair a legendary racer with a legendary vehicle without making too much of a mess of the rest of the set. Aetherdrift was also fucked over by having time and resources diverted away from its development in order to get more UB sets to print. That isn't a conspiracy theory--Maro straight-up told us as much in his podcast.

>>97253388
It could be a simple static ability like,
"~ lords over Insects and Spiders. (Effects that apply to ~'s creature types also apply to Insects and Spiders you control)"
Hire me WOTC.

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>>97253460
What's the point of making comically powered down Unburial Rites?

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>>97253526
Hellsing for vampire support

>>97253673
and cleric support too, now that I think of it

>>97253465
Cyberpunk isn't synonymous to cybernetic enhancements you filthy casual.

>>97250265
You’re a fucking idiot. Manipulating physics doesn’t mean it’s not physics. That’s like arguing we’re raping physics for breaking the sound barrier.

You retarded motherfuckers still think the supernatural or the unnatural aren’t just relative positions of ignorance/unfamiliarity.

We already have science fiction stories where aliens mess with physics do we can’t advance further. It’s conceivable.

Ask yourself this. Would God see himself as a god the same way his followers do? Someone who can rape physics casually isn’t really raping physics on their end. It’s just what they do.

Don’t respond back to me.

>>97250265
>Magick changes the laws of physics locally which can have disastrous effects on machines that require a very specific coefficient of friction, tensile strength, ideal gas law, mass, etc to function
That just means it’s exotic, alien physics, incompatible with our own, like oil and water—but oil and water are still nonetheless facets of physics.
Listen. Physics deals with what is real. Is magic real? I don’t care how wibbly wobbly woo it is. Water cancelling out fire doesn’t make water not physics.
As >>97253579 pointed out (ever so rudely) the implications of magic are more alien and sinister than not; it’s as though something made an artificial science/system of understanding to stall the natural one (even in a land of fantastical proportions, baser and baser concepts of understanding like math and chemistry will still/always exist—the ancients even made a distinction between natural magic and magic-magic; the latter of which is either psychological or reinforced by god/demons/aliens—but is thus natural on the ends of the gods/demons/aliens—and magic loops around from casual/natural to uncasual/supernatural), or accentuate it, if they aren’t incompatible—and to some degree even if they are explicitly “incompatible” they WILL still be compatible to SOME degree, nonetheless, since even a wizard’s wand or staff is -technically speaking- a piece of technology. The stick is perhaps the simplest piece of technology. Never mind the wheel.

>>97253579
>Ask yourself this. Would God see himself as a god the same way his followers do? Someone who can rape physics casually isn’t really raping physics on their end. It’s just what they do.
This is why I dislike Christians. They quite literally think God would look at himself the way Christians look at him.

This is my issue with these people. They’re projecting on to the very thing they worship. They impose upon him. They think they know what God wants, or what God would do. Do they REALLY think that God would be pleased if they (after everything we’ve learned about the earth) walked up to God (had he just showed up, let’s say) and told them they took everything in the Bible at face value? Do they REALLY think God would be impressed by this?

Christians like to assume God is retarded for some reason.

>>97250265
Magick is such a silly word. Magic IS a game of punking. Magick is just another way of saying “it’s capital-m Magic!”, lol. No different from saying “no it’s a miracle not magic!”, or “no it’s nature not magic!”, etc, as though the ancients didn’t see the two (nature and magic/religion) as these inseparable fields. The words change but the essences stay the same. The modern day wizard is just the mad scientist, doing arcane things.

>>97250147
So you can play pretend at having agency in your life and a semblance control over your fate (:_;)

>politicians all cheat on their wives
>cheating on your wife becomes acceptable
>new politicians all become homosexuals
>being gay becomes acceptable
>new politicians all become pedophiles
The blackmail meta is too strong.

>>97248202
Ah shit, sorry. I'll remember the proper format for next time when this inevitably gets nuked for somehow being "off topic"

>>97253337
This thread looks like the garbage spam clogging this board so the mods probably won't notice you're making fun of them.

It's an obsolete file format that isn't really used anymore. But updating all the old archives and printable forms is a pain in the ass and more effort than it's really worth so .pdf viewing software is commonplace.