>>97346928
The Whitworth never let me down. LRM-10s and three Medium Lasers is a respectable standard model, but the Draconis WTH-2A is so cool. All those streaks, and DHS is always a bonus.

>>97346928
Definitely the Cicada. Feels like a comfy patrol mech.

>>97346928
Not the most obvious choice but Carrion Crow. Fast on the ground at up to 14 MP, CERPPC+Capacitor gives it AC20 levels of damage at extreme ranges, Twin Heavy Medium lasers discourage close range attacks too. Only problem is that it's insanely valued in BV at 2397.

>>97346548
>>97346570
This is great info I probably wouldn't have figured out by myself tonight. Thank you
>>97346778
I've been eyeing those as well. Based on the ad it looks like it might be the best bang for your buck. Did you go for the grippy or standard version?

>>97346818
You can detect its jump signature for a few weeks after it leaves, but it doesn't tell you where it went, and isn't so unique that you'd be able to pick it out again if there's a lot of traffic. If they went to the middle of nowhere and your pursuing ships also got there in time, they could pick up the signature again so you at least know you're on the trail, but it's going to be a crapshoot every time. It's not perfect even if you do find a signature since it only tells you roughly how large the jumpship is. Great if you're after something uniquely small or large, not helpful for everything in the middle.

>>97344560
You don't need a system for slice of life. Just do freeform and maybe a random roll for vibes here and there.

I never felt the urge to find out what scott pilgrim is.

>>97344560
Slugblasters is basically Scott Pilgrim if he was a skater bro instead of a band kid

>>97344560
Literally none of those games are compatible nor slice of life, and neither is Scott Pilgrim.

>>97346470
Slugblaster isn't remotely analogous to Scott Pilgrim, either.

>>97344560
You'll have to be more specific about what you like about all those things.
You can run SoL in almost any light universal system, FU, Fate, MiniSix, Risus, GURPS...
You could probably run Cozy Mork Borg if you felt like it.

>>97341485
Silly billy, rolling for enemies against my girl would be low rolls as that is lucky

>>97236211
>mantits
Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiice

>>97325907
To be fair, third world, Middle Eastern and Islamic culture and the religion itself IS actual sexual dominance and rape culture. You are especially allowed to be a sexist rapist woman hater in Islam if it means raping and or converting non Muslim women. Hence why, how come not enough porn games or "dark fantasy" that is Muslim based and Islamic themed? Almost half the shit you see in a hentai or doujin is normalized and permitted by the quran and prophet Muhammad.

Running Ventangle, and have the slightly awkward situation of having to DM a "bad end" for someone wayyyy kinkier than me. They are having a good time but it does feel like I'm not entirely kinky enough.

>>97346978
Do you know for a fact that is the case or just a feeling? You could also present options to let them go as far as they want

>>97346925
This is fair of course but then why is England and Ireland getting its own as well as the British wizards being incredibly British culturally? And then you have American wizards acting about as American as it gets in Fantastic Beasts too, it just doesn't make sense for a country like France to get it's own sort of wizard school while Spain and Italy get cucked out and have to go to
>French school

We also can't ignore the political aspect of it, there are Pakistani wizards in Hogwarts which clearly speak to the political situation of the UK being partially related to magical England's. you do make a fair point, but off of sheer population size if we assume wizards remain relative to the general population, every major populated country should be having easily one or two schools. Rowling hilariously didn't consider much of the anglosphere at all, Canada is basically a grey zone and Australia goes to the Japanese school. It doesn't make much sense, but yeah it isn't really built up beyond the exact situation of England. Just how it is, works fine in a vacuum but for any sort of extended extra content like Fantastic Beasts or Hogwarts Legacy it's an uphill struggle.

>>97346776
Lol it wasn't just a set. It was literally the bank of London

>>97345354
>>97344959
>entire East Asia and South East Asia goes to "Magic (noun), place" in Japan
SOLID WORLD BUILDING

The implication that the daterape potion, paralysis and amnesia spells combined for a rather forgettable prank-rape of muggles isn't what causes mudbloods, based on the precedent of Gilderoy Lockeheart who steals memories of famous people is nowhere to be found.
>Identity theft potion while somewhat difficult isn't heavily regulated so in the 4th book potion master seethes at potter instead of properly investigating.
>>97346817
The instant death taboo green zap spell requires murderous intent, and uhhhh, some spells are anal about intonation.

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>>97346912
for not knowing what's being talked about you seem to be repeating all the talking points around it.
Just for the others who actually dont know: the scenes in gringot's bank were originally filmed in Australia House, which has a six pointed star on the floor. And 15 years later when JK said things about trans retards, suddenly they see that JK was always antisemitic for having goblins be bankers, because nose+money=jew and the star only proves it, even though its not a star of david.

>>97346959
I haven't seen that film. What do the American wizards do?

>>97343957
Yes, I don't blame you.
I'm even surprised that the thread transformed like this.

>>97343448
>Oh yeah, you'd never say that aloud, hahah-
>Replies with a recording of himself reading it aloud without a shred of hesitation or shame
Impossibly based.

>>97343925
>>97343767
>gooners
>mysoginists
>gymbros
>cryptobros
>alt-right and tradcaths
>ironic schizos
>political schizos
None of which still have a unified cultural identity or particular aesthetic (beyond liking anime).

>>97339717
But nobody these days even likes Werewolf: the Apocalypse.

>>97346982
I like Werewolf: the Apocalypse.

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Another anni stream

>>97346930
Did I mishear or did Kagetsu tell Akina there were 6 fantome fighters?

I GAVE 15 YEARS OF MY LIVE TO THIS GAME AND GOT NOTHINGAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH

its over

>>97346992
Enjoy your 2 crossovers with non vanguard related IPs

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Owing to the natural difficulty of actually getting an asteroid, and the chance it doesn't contain any valuable metals in it, would it still make sense to break them down to use as shielding for permanent space habitats?

>>97345195

Absolutely. Asteroid composition is anything but monolithic, as it were, but loosely falls into 3 categories, C, M, and S type. Those are easy to remember since they are short for carbon, metal, and silicate, or stony. C-type, carbon rich asteroids, are the most common, making up 75% of asteroids, while S-type, silicate or stony asteroids, comes in a distant second at 17% , M-type Metallic asteroids are much less numerous.

Now when it comes to mining that hardly tells the whole story, M-types are mostly nickel and iron, neither of which we’d particularly want to bring home to Earth, but which would be valuable for building stuff in space. For that matter there are also several sub-types of asteroids and two different classifications systems, and the asteroid belt is anything but the only place you can find asteroids nor the nearest place to find them. It also is not unusual for two asteroids of different types to blunder into each other and merge or to be somewhere in between these types.

C-types, the most common asteroid and also the ones that gets ignored a lot in asteroid mining conversations focused on impressing folks with the idea of mountains of gold, are quite valuable themselves. They contain lots of water, which is never a bad thing to find in outer space. But they also contain plenty of life-useful elements and particularly noteworthy is phosphorus. Something that is quite hard to find on Earth in concentration and a major bottleneck on agriculture, so if asteroid mining ever gets heavily developed and cheap, that is the sort of thing we might bring home since it is valuable. Not as valuable as gold or platinum of course, nowhere near, and these big space boulders have a lot of those.

>>97345195
it would probably be easier to just mine out the inside and build your habitat in there

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>>97338417
Extra lad to the roster. These guys are heavily augmented and armored, elite cavaliers that specialize in close combat and being bodyguards to the Baryxian nobility.

>>97338417
protoss/eldar, neat.

>>97345243
The only expansion you'd even want outside the big box is Abbey and Mayor. The rest are either a clusterfuck, or tacked-on and out of place.

>>97343628
That anon made the most innocuous board gaming statement this general has ever seen and you completely filled your diaper over it. I wouldn't play mumblety peg with you, freak.
>>97345713
>mfw a poor didn't have the catapult near me

>>97344088
I wish I had enough people to enjoy challengers with

>>97344091
Depends how much you like Carcassonne. If you do, get the big box. It has room for other expansions that are not included.

>>97345082
>Star Trek Captain's Chair or Unstoppable
Is Captain's chair an upgrade from the Imperium games? I saw anons claim it's very thematic but I don't know or care about star trek, is it still better than Imperium if you don't care about the theme?

>>97344088
>March of the ants
How do you like it? Obviously is in your top 9 but do you feel it has staying power? I like it but don't think it's special enough to keep longterm.

>>97343855
But otherwise the difference is just the factions? Same with Classics?

>>97344777
To even make it begin to be worthwhile for casters like Oracle, Animist, or others that get either a Legendary Save or Medium Armor scaling, it would have to be like Path to Perfection: a way to choose your own boosts so that you feel like you have stronger opportunity cost. Furthermore, this gets a bit fucky with Cleric and the Doctrines: would you still get Shield Block and Deadly Simplicity on Warpriest, for example?

This all runs on the idea that a generic gish build is even a good idea in the first place. When a core aspect of the gish fantasy is having UNIQUE ways of meshing the distinct system mechanics together so that you actually feel like a full fantasy and not just a tool. Otherwise just play a martial and grab the spellcasting feats if it just about having valuable options to do on your turn.

For example, because Magus and Necromancer are confirmed to be in the same book, I'm hoping (huffing hard on the copium) that there's a distinct Death Knight CA that combines the two. A Magus wouldn't normally have room in their action econ to be commanding thralls nor a Necromancer have the sturdiness or weapon score to be on the frontlines (inb4 magus defenses, it's still better than playtest Necro). Anything that combines the two would have to make up unique synergies that enable their features, like sacrificing thralls to reup Spellstrike as a free action, or letting anyone standing next to a thrall count as flanked for your magical strikes. These can't be generic powers that a universal gish option can allow, it is most reasonable to be a thing that specific classes can engage with.

>>97342247
Barbarians are really fun to play, although I haven't tried one with the remaster, and grappling as a combat tactic isn't just cool but also useful and goes a long way if properly used in combo with other melees there might be in your party. I'd go for that and

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>>97342247
I second the other Anon suggesting barbarian. It kind of sucks that you'll be playing an unarmed barbarian but not using the dedicated unarmed instinct (Animal Instinct, which is incredible), but it's not the end of the world. Animal instinct gives you access to damage dice up to two sizes larger than your d6 jaws, which is about +2 damage on average, increasing another die size at level 7, but Dragon Instinct's flat elemental rage damage is reliably higher than Animal Instinct's rage damage bonus, so it sorta evens out. The thing that catches my eye about the Dragonblood ancestry is Tenacious Jaws. Barbarians are good grapplers, especially in a free archetype game where they can easily steal fighter feats, and Tenacious Jaws allows you to blast enemies that you have grappled with your breath weapon and force them to take a result one step lower than their roll. Not only is that incredibly heavy metal (pic related), but it's something you can build around.

For ancestry feats, you're pretty much locked into Draconic Aspect at level 1 to get your jaws, then Breath of the Dragon via the Ancestral Paragon general feat at 3, followed by Tenacious Jaws at 5. Because we're building around the breath, you also 100% want Formidable Breath at 9 to increase the damage die size, and I'd round it out with Deadly Aspect at level 13.

Class feat-wise, I feel like the progression for your free archetype is fighter (to immediately grab Combat Grab and Reactive Strike) into Martial Artist (to grab Follow-up Strike). Key barbarian feats are Dragon's Rage Breath (might as well double up on breath weapons) and Thrash (something to do with your third action when you've got somebody grabbed). Not a bad idea to grab Snagging Strike from fighter at some point too.

I figure the basic idea is Strike/Snagging Strike > Combat Grab > Thrash (on hit) or Follow-up Strike (on miss). If they haven't escaped by your next turn, blast them, then Strike them again. Rinse and repeat.

>>97344800
They mentioned in a post that the Hellfire Crisis logo shouldnt be on the mockup, its not tied to the whole thing. Just Lost Omens: High Seas.

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>>97299610
Not gonna lie, this whole group has been fantastic for translation from the initial lore into PF, the basic guidelines I was given for this one was basically: girl falls into a portal in a cave somewhere, ends up near the River Styx, gets drafted by Psychopomps to guide lost souls to the afterlife.
Like, the build practically writes itself with how it matches up so well, which is a shock since apparently the streamer in question has never done tabletop before.

>>97346618
>my item was covered in debris and knocked over by small animals
You can put it inside, there's this thing called a window that doesn't block the UV spectrum of sunlight at all.

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>>97346274
thanks! I dunno what I'm doing!

>>97346322
aaaaaa thank u

ornj

>>97345832
Left

>>97344398
>I have a hard time believing the tolerances are so tight that they don't fit after priming
GW push fit shit often doesn't fit even without primer, or if it does it needs a lot of force and is one way, no way to dry-fit the parts before the actual assembly.

>>97345832
Right. Also, stealing it for camo pattern.

>>97335662
Slowpoke is not a normal type, nor is it a fully evolved pokemon

>>97338041
This is an ai bot post, right?

>>97326915
Life
Death
Redemption
Rebirth

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>>97327290
The Buddhists already do this; they call them The Four Heavenly Kings, which intermingle conceptually with the Four Symbols or Four Holy Beasts. Each have an element, color, direction, season and mythological creature attached to them. The phrase "Four Heavenly Kings" shows up in a ton of media but it's always translated differently. Pokemon called them the Elite Four, Megaman Zero called them the Four Guardians, etc.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Heavenly_Kings
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Symbols
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Holy_Beasts

>>97343933
It's just a small dose of blue prose son, calm down.

>>97346731
That both seems unwise and against the lore. Without infantry, who's going to hold ground and screen the tanks against the feral hordes of 30-50 astartes? Without tanks, how are they to reach their objectives without being bombarded to smithereens or handle hard targets? To me, an ideal solar aux force, or really any force of normal humans in Warhammer since they play pretty similarly, would be something like 25% infantry (including command elements, 15% artillery, 60% tank in points.

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>>97346815
>Without tanks, how are they to reach their objectives without being bombarded to smithereens
The Emperor will know His own

Re-posting from last thread: What would be a good plastic base for a Miltia Gorgon? I see it's roughly the size of a Baneblade/Fellblade.

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>>97346933
Really can't think of one unless you want to just straight up take a baneblade's running gear and build a custom troop compartment.

>>97346933
A triaros with the ram replaced with a Spartan's protruding ramp.

>>97342557
Low quality bait. It is traced though, isn't it?

>>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.

>>97345881
>it's worth noting in the same context that
Sure. You're right that "natural" doesn't equal good. But "it's unnatural" is a claim that straight people use to target gays. Not a justification gays use to target straights. It's the "god hates gays" people who are claiming "natural must be right!" Lots of "natural" instincts aren't.
>that most human civilizations habitually beat male homosexuals to death when caught.
That's... not historical.

>>97334560
>Imagine if there were Queer Worlds…
Don't have to, I'm already living in one.

I'll be here all week, folks. Try the fish!

>>97334560
That fat bitch is sexier than 98% of all women in most recently published books and I want to pop her open so this is 100% a buy in my book.
You're a faggot OP

>>97340324
I mostly played the Chronicles of Darkness. "Metaplot" is just wankery for wannabe novelists.

>>97337334
Not all queers like WoD but everyone who likes WoD is some flavour of queer.

>>97345793
Religiously, in traditional cultures/religion, "chaos" meant "the forces outside civilization." City = order. Wilderness = chaos. So anything animalistic like rage, rampant sex, gluttony--all traditionally "chaos" in things like Greek and Mesopotamian and Laventine religion (also the ocean is chaos for some reason). Just look at Gilgamesh or the Bible for stories where the good gods slay the chaos gods: yaweh versus leviathan, gilgamesh versus hambaba. Civilization good. Destablizing civilization? Chaos. Hence Enkidu (who gets away from chaos by drinking beer, eating bread and sleeping with a prostitute). Really, tzeentch embodies chaos least of all, out of them.

Of course the real answer is just Moorcock and Anderson. That's where Warhammer and D&D both get their law/chaos dichotomy from.

>>97345916
>also the ocean is chaos for some reason
this is perfectly reasonable logic if your seafaring technology caps out at coracles and a prayer

>>97345916
>>97346153
Chaos was associated with the ocean because back then it meant the primordial abyss from which all life came from. Chaos being associated with disorder is a more recent invention.

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>>97346911