>>97389447
Actually I kept 'swimming uniform' in the prompt to reduce the appearance of the dog. I was mostly experimenting with swimming underwater. And it went pretty well, but still was focusing on her face.

>>97389447
>>97389492
What happens if you just don't describe her attire at all? Does Bing try to gen her nude and block it, or does it make up a contextually appropriate outfit for her?

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>>97389535
The latter one. She now looks like she's swimming in Xena's armor.

>>97389559
To be fair, it does look rather warcrafty.

>>97389586
Maybe, but not only for the sake of TT I preferred to keep everything little bit modern, she isn't armor wearing character.

>>97369553
I'm going to cum

>>97371332
Cool, I'm glad things are actively being worked on. That being said, having so many factions almost seems a bit worrying when a lot of the existing ones seem a little barebones, and I wonder if such a small company isn't stretching itself quite thin. In the last few years I feel like Mantic really hurt itself by unveiling new games and factions all the time while leaving their core products without updates or refreshes for years on end. Could say the same thing for Corvus Belli with their endless Kickstarters as well but it seems like they've refocused themselves now.

I do think there's a lot of potential in HGB that could be tapped with some marketing, documentation and quality eye-catching sculpts. Hopefully the game brings some more eyes.

>>97380597
After what he did with the LA Patlabor show, I understand how it would leave a fair amount of people bitter. But, I'm still hoping for the best.

>>97380597
Whether it turns out to be a VOTOMS show or a "VOTOMS show", I'll probably like it either way, but I'm holding out hope that it ends up being good and not good with a giant asterisk.

>>97386992
I've only watched the original series, how's the other VOTOMS stuff?

You'd think that by now I'd have learned to temporarily attach a mini to the base, prime, then remove him so I can reach certain areas and complete the base without issue.
You'd be wrong, because I am an idiot.

>>97389403
I do this so that the base gets the appropriate zenithal covering.
But I also try and avoid subassemblies and only do this if I know I won't be able to reach critical features.

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Asking for opinion - while I cannot do much about arms length due to how it is constructed, I have a feeling that waist guard section is too big, even if shoulder guards, not present yet, will be similar in size. At the other hand, if I would try to make it smaller, I would have to make it only covering sides due to size of waist section.

What do you think?

>>97389460
Yeah I'm working on some Chosen right now and I'm really regretting not keeping their heads away from the rest of the body until the end.

>>97389462
those hips thicker than a bowl of oatmeal

>>97388786

Follow the yellow brick rebrand link.

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>>97384850

Thanks for the upload. Nothing to apologize for. I'm pulling for you. We're all in this together.

Requesting any and all of the following.
I believe this is all the missing content for the Demon Lord /SDL trove.
Thanks in advance.

>Shadow of the Demon Lord
Dungeon of the Damned 7: Chamber of Black Ice
Return of the Witch-King 5: Oblivion Dreams
Return of the Witch-King 6: Search for the Black Spindle
Orc Wars: Break These Chains
Orc Wars: Hell in Caecras
Orc Wars: Whatever it Takes

>Shadow of the Weird Wizard
Rage of the Goblin King: The Lid that Rattles


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Did the Doom Guard rpg book for SW ever hit the vola?

>>97386061
>dnd 5e pokemon and/or monster hunter bestiaries
/d/T6662H

>>97386915
>Flik Silverpens Guide To Drawing Dungeons
/d/wwKIGQ

>>97387112
closest ive ever come to this particular White Whale was a collection of about half the pages in a forum.
https://www.rpgpub.com/threads/witch-hunt-role-playing-in-salem-1692.4934/
https://waynesbooks.games/2021/01/30/witch-hunt-role-playing-salem-1692-old-school-rpg-obscurity-1983/

>>97387843
it was always gonna be 2026
they wanted to have their cake and eat it by selling deluxe starter decks with figures but not competing with themselves by dropping a gundam tcg and miniature game at the same time

its getting demos at events mid February

>>97388528
Water is tricky because every single person does it differently.
I've tried lots of methods but the easiest and best looking is to paint the water on and then use glossy modpodge painted on top of the water to give it a wet shimmery look. Don't bother messing around with two part epoxy resins, it's very expensive and hard to do well.

I found Asymmetric Warfare but it seems a little small in scale. Is there bigger stuff?

>>97388860
Bigger stuff of what?

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>>97387443
How's the new edition of Conquest First Blood looking? I've always liked the aesthetic and sculpts for Conquest but I hate the idea of rank and flank on 38mm scale with about ten different models, it's just a little silly. Seems like First Blood fixes that problem for me.

>>97380128
I'd say do it anon. Bees has some interesting control to it, and TigerVespa Ace is still a hell of a card at the end of the day, it at least needs to be careful when going for game because it's not some blatant uninteractive OTK or anything.

>>97387708
Galacticmon?

>>97388826
I'll need you to retract that statement. As I will be maining Marsmon/Callismon, I cannot have you besmirch my name by implying I am as bad as a Royal Knightfag.

>>97388826
Is there any megazoo decks that are not annoying?

>>97389557
Sovereigns

>>97386657
Smallpox killed a third of the population in virgin soil epidemics, including in Iceland. Evolutionary impact on immunity is quite muted, even for high-lethality endemic diseases; acquired immunity (exposure earlier in life) is mostly what does it.

Do you draw boundaries in your setting for different types of games, different cultural and ecological biomes of sorts with a different selection of races, or even classes? I do, I'm dividing my world into possible campaigns, each with four races. Although the world is coherent, the areas are so different that you could set different genres within the same world. From low fantasy, early medieval northern europe to renaissance era italian city states, and then further south to sword and sorcery, piracy and pulp.

>>97332491
The largest and most organized religion in my world is the worship of the Mother Sun, the fertility goddess from which all life springs. You might say that that'd be the earth, but no, that is a harsh and austere patriarch whose temper is only softened by the warmth of a woman. Their eldest is the sea.

>>97386832
>Do you draw boundaries in your setting for different types of games, different cultural and ecological biomes of sorts with a different selection of races, or even classes?

I'm using ages for that, with tech levels and avaible races depending on which age the game is set. All of them take place on the same continent, just at different spots in the timeline.

>>97386461
It's for a modern day CoC game set in the mid-west.

>Making space opera setting
>Much of it is based off the succession wars after the death of Alexander the Great
>Realize most of the major characters I've written are essentially fighting over whether or not space alexander would have fucked them
Should I keep going down this trajectory or change things a little?

>>97389088
Sorry you unironically identify with the primordial annihilator, anon. I'm sure your lengthy caption depicting the object of your ire as the Machiavellian master of his empire who got to where he is through hard work, determination and an unwavering code of honor is positively scathing.

>>97389352
i identify with tyranids actually
>hungry animal that just wants to eat
how is this evil? are lions evil?

>>97389273
>masculine ideal
>asexual and impotent
That's a nice theory you got there. Would be a shame if something virginned to it...

>>97389289
>if they had done it well, then i could accept it.
Well, to your credit, you probably do really believe that. But trust me, or any other adult in the room, it's quiet clear that, no, there was no way they could have done it that you'd accept. The shared outrage is just too sweet to you. It gives you a sense of belonging, a shared purpose, a shared enemy. Exactly what the little ball of teenage anxiety that passes for your soul craves. And the outrage has to feel justified, and so you convince yourself that had the peer-approved-target only done this or that you totally wouldn't shit on them, for sure.

>>97389443
they're the masculine ideal of the warrior, not the father.
The Primarchs, who have millions of "sons," are a failed ideal of the father.

>>97388680
So I've actually discussed this before, and comparing 1e at its most athletic (just like with almost everything else about the system) makes 2e look like a paraplegic joke.

In the Mythic system for Pathfinder 1e, Champions have a Tier 1 ability called Aerial Assault. Basically, as a free baseline, it adds 10 ft. of height or distance per tier to ALL of your jumps, plus if you hit someone on the way down you got a bit of extra damage equal to the damage you would have normally taken from falling that height. So, when JUST taking this ability into account, a MR 10 character with this could theoretically leap up over 100 ft in a single bound for free, and if they wanted could get up to 10d6 extra damage if they jumped vertically in combat.

Now, let's compare that to the closest thing we have to its 2e equivalent: Feet that Stride the Sky. This is an Uncommon Mythic Feat 2 that has a Calling prerequisite, and says that if you SPEND A POINT, you get to make a High or Long Jump at Mythic proficiency. It tries to soften the blow by making it so that no matter what kind of jump you always use the easy flat Long Jump DC of 15, and you also get to double your movement speed, but it only lasts for one jump. It doesn't even remove the need for you to get at least a 10 ft running start first; and worse, it doesn't matter how fast your movement speed is. The most you're ever going to jump with a High Jump (even with the reduced DC) will be at most the predetermined 8 feet vertically and 10 feet horizontally listed on a crit success, so that extra movement speed I mentioned only matters for Long Jumps.
You get no bonus damage from the height, and most damningly of all? Paizo didn't even make a follow-up Mythic Feat to pair with this other than MAYBE Godspeed, which requires you to spend EVEN MORE of your limited points to get a piddly +10 to your movement speed for one whole minute.

>>97388841
never thought they would nerf that instead of instances of super damage or enemy nullification wombo combos

>>97389120
Most of the 2e community agree that the 2e Mythic system is very undertuned and underbaked, even for 2e standards. Though it wasn't about trying to nerf the "broken" parts of 1e so much as actually making it function as a system by not having it stuck in an AP subsystem.

>>97388841
I mostly agree with this, but I do want to acknowledge the powercurve of 2e in general. Low-level feats are just that, low-level. They are meant to be more practical or lowkey then character defining. And this applies to the Mythic system as well, you aren't going to expect a power to scale like Aerial Assault if its not a distinct spell or class power.
2e can be pretty No Fun Allowed but I think there has to be more a middleground between "oi you god a loicense to be cool tuday!?" and "free 10d6 goomba stomp every round".

>>97389408
Ignoring the mythic system is still incredible feat/magic item/level intensive in 2e to come close to what you could easily do athletically/acrobatically in 1e

>>97389434
That's just a true statement, I am very certain a point was to make sure you can't. By default, a "full-round action" to move in 2e is far more freeing, if less multiplicative than a full Run/Charge in 1e. But I also think neither game was ever trying to be Exalted, there are diminishing returns to high degrees of athleticism on both player and GM. You can only make a mountain so high, especially for the one person that builds for it in your campaign. And unless you houserule how move actions work to work like they do in D&D5e, you not only waste all your additional movement as you can't skirmish, you lose out on other full-round actions.

Nothing in 2e is supposed to be as easy to accomplish in 1e. Either it is meant to be more an investment to compensate for the streamlining of core systems, or not applicable at all because they are two different games and have two different balancing points.

>>97388846
>unless I can pick it up again somehow, in which case

I think I had a stroke writing that part of the post

>>97387527
>won't you think if the trees
midwit response lorax

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Please ignore the typos. There are better fuckups to crititque and I will spellcheck/grammar check this later

What Eldritch Invocations (5E) are recommended if I am going for a Hexblade with GWM?

>>97389410
Probably Pact of the Blade. That sounds good

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>>97383073
?

>>97370711
>I'm wanting "magic" to be capable of definitions clear and static enough to function for GAME RULES, because that is the subject of the board.
No one is saying you can’t have those.

>>97304453
>An archived screenshot of some thread, referential to something OP is unwilling to explain
You're definitely some kind of entitled narcissist, because you think my life revolves around your petty internet disagreements to the point where I'm supposed to remember an argument YOU had a month ago.
Is there something actually the matter with you? Autism? Drug addiction?
Acting like this is pathetic and you should stop.

>>97370711
>In the sense that He be ALLOWED to look upon His differences from any other actor and declare His actions a distinct set called "Miracles"

That’s still akin to the human going up to an ant hill and declaring themselves god to all ants, while another human looks at them in total disappointment. “We’re not gods. We’re people!”. Dropping a piece of candy on the ant hill is a miracle.

And don’t come at me with any of that “There can be only one (1) God!” bullshit because I’m just not having it.

>>97386602
>Like what purpose did he serve in his own empire?
he's the only thing holding the empire together

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>>97386602
He is the allegory for Jesus Christ (peace be upon Him), who will one day resurrect again and will bring in the End Times and uplift Humanity into evolving into super spiritual creatures unlike the forces of Chaos, opening the parallel universe of the Gates of Heaven.

>>97387015
motherfucker he lived in a republic

>>97386602
Getting the minds together to actually do the science is just as important as doing the science.

>>97389361
"We live in a republic"- Julius Caesar

>>97384224
If I want to humanize my mooks I have them not necessarily being killed when downed. I describe them screaming in pain, begging or praying as the life slowly leaves their bodies. If the players want to kill them they have to say that they execute the fallen. Every time. Now I don't always describe the suffering of downed enemies. After the first few sessions the players get the gist of it and automatically assume what is happening after a fight. It's pretty effective.

>>97388896
turns out I don't care about your forgiveness all that much
also I didn't read the books in English

>>97384224
If the focus of the game is cutting down mooks, humanizing them is counter-intuitive.
>How do I eat nothing but cookies and ice cream, but never put on weight?
You don't. There needs to be other steps involved, like exercising enough to offset the cookies and ice cream, which takes far more time and effort. You can't have players cutting down countless mooks and then shift even more focus to having them feel bad about each and every man they killed, because the effort required would far outweigh the time spent playing the game where you kill tons of mooks.

Really emphasise that one of the mooks only has 1 day left before retirement

>>97384224

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gSxnpdVGcts

>>97382382
>>97385681
..meanwhile I had the Beast's hand reach between Princess Charming's legs and wrapped the mink on Mother's shoulders.

The Italian moaned: "Mamma... mamma..." as the Beast fisted her, I couldn't tell if there was more sadness, pain or pleasure in those words.

Eventually me and Blue Fairy decided the fur had flown enough and we separated them, much to her girlfriend's frustration.

Scarlet's reaction to the gift, to discovering the box held the last tears of Boy Toy inside, was something completely different from ours.

The redhead kept looking at it as if she was searching for her lost boyfriend in the vial.

She held it to her chest, spun and posed, transfixed.

As far as I know, Scarlet's understanding of dancing should be limited to headbanging and exactly two classes of Raqs Sharqi, the style of belly dance Mother learned in Egypt and tried to teach her youngest childe.

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In Loving Memory of Our Philosopher-Operator and Good Boy
SIRIO ASCARI

CREDITS

CAST
(in order of appearance)

CLAN TOREADOR
HOUSE VENUS
Venus in Furs, Matriarch - DIVA MASTIX LASCH
Assoluta, older sister - AURELIA HIERSCHEL DE MINERBI
Mercury Lamp, doll who makes dolls - PRIMROSE
Boy Toy, brother - SIRIO ASCARI
Blue Fairy, younger sister - HYUN-AH JANG (장현아, 張賢娥, Jang Hyun-ah)

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Travel log #6 [Las Vegas, Nevada]-[*7/10]
>>>>>Pros
>Vegas has a lively night life with two very distinct cities for the blood that, so long as you're not a Sabbat war party, you could find a nice niche for yourself. Even just visiting has been miles easier than almost any other city with a population
>Even the slightest edge could let a person live relatively comfortable here, and those who know how to carve out a niche could get pretty far, although tower-of-babel levels of ambition can be an issue
>This might be the largest and most friendly assortment for those of us of a certain breed; Ravs, Nos, Malks and Gangs. I saw some old friends I haven't seen in decades, and there is strength in numbers. Usual for nomadic and subterranean folk, just play it smart and you can find safe haven if you need it
>Despite an unusually large hunter presence, they seem more focused on other threats as it is rumoured among hunters Las Vegas was purged a few years ago
>>>>>Cons
>It may not be as bad as some, but this place in the desert is a monument to hubris. One day it's gonna go
>This place is a cauldron for forces beyond mortal ken, judging by my travel companion almost having a stroke and scrawling the kind of shit on the walls I haven't seen since back in Marquette. Full house as well; ancient forces, indigenous ghosts, sins, and the rest
>This is a 'Vampire Free city' and if you start looking too dead or too successful, the locals will just dust you
>Despite the relative peace, this place is three murders or a bad report away from going bad; if it isn't some unmentionable horror doing it the tensions between high society and the common Blood could start something ugly, supposing the Snake worshippers out in the desert don't start something

I can see why Teddy decided to move in. Nice place to visit but I wouldn't want to live here. Guess that's why the Ravs have such a big camp on the fringes. Good to see old friends again, and to get into a light amount of trouble.

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>>97388600
Thanks to my Ravs, we should be good on money for the rest of this trip.

To anyone looking to move in I have some words of advice.

First off, this place exploded from nothing and I expect one day the desert will take her back just as quickly.

In terms of politics the local Establishment has some very strict rules. Don't win too much (formal leadership says no millions, fringe say take nothing but cash and bonds), no poker, don't feed off members of high society. They take this shit as serious as formal Camarilla doctrine. Don't poke at rival camps. High society stays away from the fringes and the fringes don't agitate high society. Play nice, or don't cause too much trouble and leave as quiet as you came in. Decorum is important, even if it's the informal decorum.

Lastly, while the common fringe clans are friendly, there's a war in the waiting among the ruling Triumvirate. Giovanni, Tremere, and Toreador. At some point, someone is going to try and cut someone else out of the picture, and it will get ugly real quick.

That's for the future though. For once it was nice to drive into a city and have only one Prince and two Barons to do the niceties with. The old Prince was bemused a nomad actually acted with Hospitality. The sisters on the fringes were... Well. Interesting. Mèo-Mèo's clan, so I let her do the talking. Can't say I appreciated one of them thinking I'm Mèo-Mèo's pimp and reminding us prostitution was banned in the county, though her sister had her own 'quirks.'

I suppose that's just the norm for leaders. Otherwise, outside of the nebulous doom(s) looming on the horizon I'll probably visit again.


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>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3a1txtSDn0
>this is what the Malkavians are going through
damn no wonder they can get so weird

Oh boy, a pair of slendermans on ebay, one for purchase for $250 and one on auction at a much lower price at the same time! I'm sure this isn't a trick and they won't spike the price of the auction to $200+ within the last few hours like the last 3 times I've tried to get slendy on ebay.

>>97384820
Just wait until CoD releases my dude, it's highly likely they'll do a reprint of the out of stock expansions that weren't adapted for the node system yet.

>>97384820
>>97384869
>tfw I have every expansion except Gorm, Lion Knight, Manhunter, Slenderman, and Spidicules

poots you motherfucker print more expansions

>>97384869
>Just wait until CoD releases my dude
But I want it sometime before 2042 tho

>>97385119
>But I want it sometime before 2042 tho
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