>>97381636
huh his emblem is just the x antibody symbol I think

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do digimon cards still look like this?

>>97382323
while looking for that pic I stumbled across this, it's a deck holder that clips to your belt and dispenses/squishes cards. I totally forgot I had one and a whole flood of warm memories just flooded through my head. Thanks /dcg/

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>>97382345
fuck. I'll leave now

Bros I can't find any Renamon decks near me anywhere it's just the Protector of Light and Hero of Hope decks on every shelf....
It's barely a month old too I need the 2nd wave to hit right now

>>97373573
They just want to play something from when their parents were still together.

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>>97350485
>Warhammer 40k designed by a lazy Serb
As much as I like 40k alternatives and some of the art is kinda cool the setting feels like an afterthought, like if warhammer was just when some guy found all of John Blanche's art and made a setting out of it.

>>97380416
>>97381534
The real main thing is that it was remembered quite well and people enjoyed the setting and characters

>>97381857
Some parts of the setting are very cool but I feel like for Christianhammer the guys doing it very poorly researched the historical setting and the religions. It's kind of like Eva but if it was honest from the start

>4chan thread is going to hit bump limit with smug posts about how (thing) is terrible and will soon fail
I'm going to have to get into this game early before it takes off and becomes an evergreen top wargame

>Lodros, the City of Words-Where the Primordial He Who Bleeds the Unknown Word fell in battle, his corpse ripe with bleeding language who inspired two Exalted to forge the titan-flesh into a city by stretching “beauty” tight across its length, using “street”, “wall” and “secure” to detail it’s depths and discarding words like “useless” or “uninteresting” resulting in a city that communicates privately with visitors to ensure they feel welcome and never
lost.
Sounds cool but I thought the word Primordial was Elloge who's still alive. Maybe Elloge reincarnated like Adorjan.
Since it's a 1st age city I wonder what are the odds it would still be around in the age of sorrows.

>>97376802
The labels in the map are fanmade, but 3e made most places smaller than 1e or 2e, even if Creation as a whole is larger.
>>97377022
It's roughly accurate though. All the named Haltan cities from the AT8D maps are around that area.

>>97380940
It is her before hers transition.

>Elloge, the Sphere of SpeechThe results of fetich death are unexpected, but not always nightmarish. For example, the rebirth of the Primordial known as He Who Bleeds the Unknown Word was the female Yozi Elloge

>>97380940
Nah see, it was. Primordials just die weird. It's like how He Who Holds In Thrall's tomb-body is over there, but also the Hekatonkhiere that was his fetich is just floating around as a big ominous cube.

>1st age city
If I had to guess it's probably in a state like Rathess, a beautiful husk of it's former glory. Who knows in 3e, though? In 3ePrimordial Organs can apparently fester into independent monsters.

>>97381780
But fetich death is different from real death

>>97378087
Oh the game whose own creators abandoned it, oh yeah that's why he didn't say what it was it's already irrelevant.

>>97380279
It doesn't say anything about sneak attacks so drop the discreet part, and without that the broadsword would be easier.

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>>97376611
>won't respect historically accurate weapons
Your complaint about lack of history accuracy in a game is about gamefied damage mechanics, which is just poor decision making, not the ignorant and incorrect labelling of a longsword as two handed and of a "medieval" setting's broadsword as one handed?

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>>97377212
Corsican knife fights are generally discouraged in D&D or sometimes even prohibited due to restrictions on characters against using poisoned weapons.

>>97376611
The system works on movie logic if you look at modern Hollywood movies being stabbed by a knife is the most fatal form of taking melee damage

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i don get it

>>97381933

> wamen bad
> updoots to the left

Don't feed the retard

>>97381933
>https://www.warhammer-community.com/en-gb/articles/kcuvmezh/new-custodes-your-questions-answered/

>>97382267
This but unironically

>>97380989
>make sure you're safe
I don't know if I should be flattered you care or offended you think I'm incapable of defending myself. I shall arrive shortly. I won't be staying as I'm needed elsewhere.

In House Venus shadows begin to flicker and shift as through a large shadow on the wall steps a tall figure, shadows wisping off of him, the figure looks at Mercury with piercing purple eyes, hands her/him a box with a little label that says 'To House Venus' he then vanishes as quickly as he came. With his leave the room feels lighter and the shadows quiet down. the box is to be opened with all of House Venus present. Inside is a note and a small vial of clear liquid. the note reads: "This is all I managed to acquired from Boy Toy before he passed, a vial containing his tears, they were all that survived the destabilization. -Kakophoni" [they are actually Boy Toy's tears]

>>97381054
we pay a great price for our eternity
so it has been all the way since the beginning when caine forsook the mortal world over his pride
if you cannot stomach that go meet the sunrise

>>97381414
Mercury Lamp looks like a 12 year old girl with blonde curls and blue eyes in a cream Victorian dress, she approached Kakophoni without any fear and with rigid movements worthy of a a doll, in fact she looks too much like a doll. She looked at both Kakophoni and his gift with the same calm a kine would have for a timely Amazon delivery.

She accepted said gift with both hands outstretched and a light bow, and will obediently wait for the right time to open it. She managed to say: "Welcome thank you farewell." in an dispassionate robotic monotone, she appeared to be more interested in the wall behind Kakophoni than him.
Mercury Lamp's aura looks like a pure white canvas with a flickering gold border and multiple sparkles, it's indistinguishable from a human aura in term of intensity and opacity.

Man of Florida is a 6'2'' tall, sharply dressed, hairless African-American Tzimisce Antitribu gentleman in his early 50s with complex scarification patterns all over his skin, but he doesn't show much skin, as he wears a Regency-era dark blue short slip waistcoat with a strangely thin waistline, and a high collar and trousers that make his figure appear taller, and a big, kind smile.

He bowed in the manner of an European aristocrat from 2 centuries ago, and rushed in, in the hope to at least shake Kakophoni's hand, but the guest left too soon. Don't worry, he took it well, with a smile, and elegantly bid adieu. You couldn't have paired Mercury Lamp with a more dissimilar person.
His aura is a womanly mix of lavender, pink and violet, it's even paler than the average vampire.

>>97381414
Ensuring the safety of a guest is standard protocol and includes comfort and safety from unpleasant noises, not simply life-threatening situations. It was never my intention to be rude or question your fighting prowess and survival ability, thank you for the feedback, please forgive me.
Yeah Mercury Lamp is weirdest thing in a house of fucking weirdos

>>97382287
It's fine, little one. Have your family let me know how they like the gift. -Kakophoni
not completely weird compared to some of House Scholar but definitely different. Also I can't wait to see Venus and Scarlet's reaction to the vial of tears gift. Kakophoni isn't being a dick, it's a genuine gift though he doesn't realize they might not see it that way.

>>97379039
>trauma doc
Requiescat in pace.

>>97375148
Good morning, welcome to 2008 it took you long enough.
In fact most of infinitys visual art style issues are caused by them leaving the key guidelines of Shirrow's art

>>97375518
>And the guys are still so insecure they have to find some rocks to stand on.
I absolutely DESPISE models with tactical rocks and such that they're stepping on

>>97381013
The rock just got 5 mms higher

>>97336842
What makes you think you have to balance body sizes?

>>97330128
Nice butt

>>97381283
You’re ugly nigga

>>97381283
Don’t call my wife ugly, anon.

>>97381937
The daemonic essence still returns to its patron god and its "realm" to reform. It won't reform instantly, but it will still reform eventually. Once again, perma-killing daemons is usually done a handful of ways.

>>97382022
Okay so a sword that got so good at killing daemons it can banish them back to the warp or their patron god if in the warp is fine?

>>97381581
As already said, true death is a fairly unique ability. If it's an especially high stakes, high power campaign, a sword of true death could be a legitimate relic to dangle in front of them. Ultimately it depends on the campaign. If it's just a cool toy for them to lust after, then daemons recoiling from its presence would seem pretty reasonable however, or weakening their ability to manifest in realspace around it, or simply banishing them to the warp for a few centuries. If the players want the weapon to kill a specific daemonic foe, you could give them a prophecy for that daemon to be totally destroyed by that specific weapon or some such.

>>97382283
Banishing to the warp for a few centuries is fine with me if that’s reasonable, I need something that would be something that could turn the tide of a battle, something valuable enough that the Ordo Malleus would send a covert team to try and infiltrate a deamon port world to obtain. Would it be fine to say the sword did a true death exactly one time in the past under specific circumstances? I like the idea of daemons cowering at “the blade that killed that one guy”

>>97382061
A sword that is so blessed it increases the time a daemon needs to spend reforming would be highly valued, especially if it's on the Nihilus side of things where every advantage counts.

>>97382128
>jp

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Spoilers for the final episode

>>97381917
Yeah, but I feel like at least one of them will win their first fight and then lose to Gabwelius

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>>97380095
PICREL is the first brief I came up with (I have more details if you guys think this is interesting).

I have a few other scenarios planned including:
>Starting a drug war between rival Hutt and Zann syndicate to destabilize a mid-rim sector. Goal is to install a controlled opposition.
>Security breach is resulting in ISB agents in the field being burned, suggesting a mole. Some security transmission have been followed by rapid starfighter strikes to the ISB locations. Lines of communications to and from the Empire are now compromised
>Infiltrate a rebel cell and determine a location of a meeting held by various ex-senator rebel planetary leaders before it happens. Goal is then to decide the approach on killing or apprehending the senators once they are gathered
>A prequel mission where you are called by the Devastator (pre BoY) to some backwater planet callet Tatooine. You're instructed to disguise yourselves as stormtroopers and track down a pair of missing droids (mission critical). Leads will eventually take you to a farmhouse with an old couple.
> False flag attack on imperial remnants/competing warlords
>You are sent to observe and advise a corporate sector authority to arrest an old CIS war criminal. Twist: the advisors the party is attached to are complete fuck-ups.
>Party is sent very deep to infiltrate an imperial high security prison (perhaps Kessel?) to "rescue" a COG/ISB agent so they can connect him with a Rebel arms dealer. Twist: the imprisonment of the ISB agent is a plant and the "rescue" is to establish credibility with the COG to plant them with the arms dealer's crew
>JTAC rebel fleet in hiding

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>>97380177
A few other missions I've worked out
>Quiet Election: DZ-1539- Planetary senator on Ketaris is set to formally orient with an independence movement. Intelligence shows that overt action is likely to cause planetary resources to divert and open rebellion. This system needs to remain intact. You have three standard days to prevent the announcement by any means necessary without creating a martyr.
> Last LIGHT (DZ-16045)- A joint naval-ISB counter-terrorism unit conducted an annual simulated operation in the Nar Shaddaa sector. During said exercise, simulated actors initiated a real attack on the operatives- killing or capturing many of them. Fleet and Army assets cannot be mobilized to avoid this becoming public, raise the attention of the local Hutts, and draw precious assets away from Core Rim operations. You are the closest operational team and must identify the attackers, minimize civilian fallout, and ensure no record survives of the original operation. This includes those purview to the original operation.
>Operation Dark Mirror (DZ-1855)- Mid-level imperial officials of the Abrion Sector have been exhibiting some concerning patterns including selective mercy, over compliance with local authorities, and delay in enforcement of imperial edict. Your job is to perform an audit, perform loyalty tests, and identify if these officials remain compliant with the cause without causing them to defect.

>>97373020
>>97379345
NTA but I'm gonna piggyback off this with a simple question. Where can I play as the Empire? I want to be a stormtrooper.

So, what are the implications of a new man at the wheel?

>>97382154
Depends. Filoni is very much like Lucas in that "For every great idea, he has 40 terrible ones, then insists on doing all 41" If Brennan is there to hold the water bottle and spritz him every time he tries doing something stupid, then we may actually have a bright future ahead of us. However, if Brennan is just there so that Disney can save face and go "Look, guys, it wasn't because a woman was head of Star Wars that it sucked ass for 15 years" and she doesn't control him, then we are going to be in for a whole lot of shit with a few legitimately bright sparks inbetween.

>>97381677
Depending on the special attack. I would categorize Dragon's Breath as a Spell.

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Say the party encounters a group of enemies fighting in a formation with two swordsmen in the front and two spearmen attacking from the second rank.
1. If a party member charges, would the entire formation be entitled to an attack first if their weapons are all longer than the fighter's weapon?
2. Can the second rank brace their spears against the charge, or would they have to be in the first rank?
3. If the Fighter chooses to close into combat, would that prevent the second rank of spearmen from attacking in the first round of initiative, or only the first rank?

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>>97380816
I got really into colonial era adventure nonfiction lately. Plus stuff like Edgar Rice Burroughs and REH of course.

>>97381944
That's an awesome book. I played a skirmish game based on it at a con once alongside someone who used to work for TSR back in the day. Unfortunately I can't remember who it was. He said he worker on Dark Tower.

>>97380816
Book of the New Sun. If you like science fantasy and you haven’t read it anon, you owe it to yourself. Make sure your first read through is blind.

Ring makes you disappear?
Bombadil makes ring disappear.

He looks through the ring, winking at the hobbits.
His eye represents here the eye of Sauron himself, but of a kindly blue aspect.

Pure pottery.

>>97381144
I love this allegory

Tolkien translates orc speech into a crass English working class dialect, and this is extremely deliberate.

Their affect represents that of many regular soldiers, men he once knew.

This isn't any kind of hatefulness on his part, it's a commentary on what war and industrialist society does to people.

>>97381453
It gets better.
The finishing of the quest, in the destruction of the ring and the ending of the tale, had a similar kind of effect on Tolkien as it did on Sauron.

It's something I think would resonate with many authors.

For Tolkien, the theme of not using the ring and keeping it from Sauron is a kind of metaphor for the continual upkeep of his own conceit and framing device. That he is not truly the author, merely a translator and editor.
And far from the first editor at that. The first being Samwise, then a certain scribe of Gondor, amd sonon through the ages; as the story is passed down it takes on a kind of nature as a patchwork tapestry.


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>>97380693
>So he didn't create a new word, he attributed a new meaning to a preexisting word.
Once again

>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homonym

>>97303969
Truly the pitbulls of Middle Earth

>>97371748
I present to you the *wrongest person in this thread award*

That is so incorrect that I'm not even sure how the fuck you reached that position besides just -making shit up-.

With run of the mill retards, their mistakes are at least usually grounded in something.

Congratulations.

>>97361608
Stupid faggot

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>>97361089
Because it requires two hands and their arms are full of interesting mushrooms they found while walking.

It's pronounced Droods.

>>97382090
Actually, the cities are paying for YOUR retardation, if you look at the numbers.
This is why they have such influence- they pay for you to live.

>>97381957
>Who do you think pays for the world-wide grain dole you're enjoying?
>C-California totally grows your f-food chud
Yeah no their nuts and avocados don't actually feed shit nationwide.

>>97382117
Ah, so you are unfamiliar with the concept of paying for something.

You see, paying is when you exchange something for something else. In this case, this means that california is not PRODUCING the grains, it is merely offering something (money) for them.
Or rather, it's offering this money to the american government, which then heavily subsidizes the farmers to such an extent that america basically feeds the world now.

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>>97382147
>Ah, so you are unfamiliar with the concept of paying for something
Correct. I get by on a career that consists solely of robbing convenience stores and running back innawoods afterwards

>>97382200
I'm afraid state level economics may sound a bit alien to you, then.