>>97357905
none of them seem very good to cheat out in the first place and nameless inversion can be removal sometimes

>>97356394
>all the women who play this game are degenerates or literal strippers
Which game? Magic or pokemon? Just the other day i saw a couple insta thots do an unboxxing of pokemane but it would be nice to meet a bitch that likes magic. A hot bitch though

>>97356822
Marketing is important. While a likely large amount of the currently existing playerbase has an overlap with new age gae rennfair shit, it most certanly is not everyone.

>>97357888
>>97357905
Don't you need multiple cards for Craft anyway? Nameless Inversion only covers you for one of the types.

>>97358171
>Don't you need multiple cards for Craft anyway?
yes
>Nameless Inversion only covers you for one of the types.
correct, but you can't just cast 0 mana entomb on all 4 types, the deck needs to be built with a good distribution of each of the 4 types and a card with changeling makes things a lot smoother, specially when it's easy to get it in the graveyard without milling it

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>riftbound spiritforged already sold out at riot merch store

>>97357033
the store crashed instantly for me and I couldn't get anything. Still have 1 box at the LGS, hopefully.

fell
for
it
again

>>97355066
Why cap at 4? 4 limbs?

>>97356880
What's ignition? Something that happens when a card is played?

Also, what's the difference between permanent and continuous?

>>97349535
>OP is the Emperor
Whoa...

>>97349107
The Last Church was a cool little vignette, but I don't think Emps really fits inside a Christian eschatology.
What that story represented was something far worse for a Christian than the fulfilment of Revelations.
He represents the obsolescence of religion.
But bear in mind, The Emperor is a liar.
He knew the Chaos Gods were real.

>>97349107
he's both the christ figure and the antichrist figure, now more than ever with the competing paths for the starchild and the darkking

>>97350378
>the old days
>2006
The old days of Newhammer, maybe.

>>97351745
Yes it's totally different from being worshipped as god

Every monarch demands that. We even had meme kings in the Fertile Crescent claiming to be "lords of the universe" when they basically ruled a city with 2k people

>>97350628
leave nobody likes ports

>>97350628
Yeah, quite frankly, feel like neither of you guys will be satisfied. It just makes more sense to start a new campaign in 2e/Savage PF than try to retrofit your old one. Hell, I'm unsure if the GM would be happy with 2e given how much more magic item focused the game is (on top of the admittedly lame design of them...).

>>97352941
I think this is a very fair rebuttal to the hypocrisy argument against PF2e. 5e players are really, really adamant of adding more and more bloat to 5e as they view it more like a Bethesda game, a skeleton for their own vision. PF2e players view the system as a game first, a game that needs adjustments than some massive overhaul mod. People aren't (or shouldn't be) against homebrewing or changing things about PF2e (if more hesitant thanks to how much you can ruin your own experience), they just know they don't need to completely upheave everything to make it fun.

>>97357503
people ARE against homebrewing pf2 in any way and you are NOT at a risk of ruining your experience by doing it

>>97357776
People also homebrew 5e eagerly and readily ruin their experience doing so. It depends on the homebrew, on the goal, on the persons.

>1e
What would be a good build for scouting?

>>97353060
There are some American places that carry their stuff to get by the retarded shipping rates, for example Fortress minis

>>97348175
Lancer would take some heavy homebrewing to use for that purpose, and I don't think anyone has done that homebrewing for you already. Making the mechs less customizable is easy enough, just set limits for the players. The hard part is the tech level and the nature of the License system, which means you'd need to throw out 100+ pages from the book, then write up your own replacements.
Maybe that is within your effort level, but if I was wanting to run Actual Gundam as opposed to something Gundam-inspired, I'd use Jovian Chronicles (very clearly inspired by UC Gundam) or Mekton Z (see >>97353643).

>>97353789
>Just use Gundam Senki bro
Gundam Senki uses a licensed version of Mekton Zeta

>>97357498
>Gundam Senki uses a licensed version of Mekton Zeta
The point is that it already has all the mechs statted for you, dummy.

>>97347457
i like the two system combo of lancer+5th age.

its not going to satisfy the hardcore mecha connisuer, but the familiarity and similarity those systems have to dnd 5th edition means fucking everyone on planet earth knows how to play it more or less and its incredibly easy to onboard new players with very little instruction, and both are quite light on the beancounting and minutia that can sometimes grind mech games to a screeching halt like ammo tracking, part damage, lock systems, overly complex heat, power and radiator management, financial expenses for repairs, and so on. all of those things are fantastic if you have a dyed in the wool group of mech enthusiasts, but i've found such groups to be basically non existent outside of dedicated discords.

lancers mechs are generic enough that they could more or less be stapled onto any setting with zero effort, and its combat system plays lightning fast for a mech game, while still being somewhat customizable, but its out of mech roleplay and combat rules are quite bare bones, so i like stapling on 5th age or a similar dnd 5e scifi adaptation for the out of mech combat and roleplay because it offers that side of the game just a bit more meat on its bones while also being very familiar to most players.

i've run several groups like that over the last few years and its worked out pretty well each time.

I've given up. I wanted to only use d6 for my system, but I like the idea of using degrading step dice to track a reactor's power output/fuel way too much. It works so well too, instead of having another d6 pool you have one die and if you roll a 1 or 2 on power use the die degrades.

>>97356436
Ngl I'd still do a significant portion of the female cast

How do I introduce mythologically-inspired Feline People? Batet-kin Cat People or Leopard-Men in Not-Africa? Jaguar people in Not-America?

>>97356577
Which probably has little to do with the artstyle being good and more with you being desperate horndog.

>>97356666
Not untrue, Mega Satan

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>>97356651
Polish lynxes. All those Cs and Zs in their language are attempts to transliterate hissing.

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This will be hip with the joung

>>97357403
I don't know who this reflects worse on. The license must be dirt cheap after they bungled it that badly.

>>97357403
Heroclix does items right? Does Hopper come with his bag of Pussy Palace sex paraphernalia?

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Reaper would be better to actually like... advertise some of the miniatures they sell. Look at these dudes.

Instead of just being like "here's 1000 SKU codes" and nary a painted miniature.

Just out of curiosity after being a bit out of the loop for a handful of years, but is Ash still a huge dick? I remember him coming by my shop and being insufferable in how entitled he was and his "im actually a big deal" behaviour with strangers, plus how he manhandled his minis when filming emphasizing the lack of care he had for what he did

>>97335135
What are the pros and cons of 3e versus 2e and why?

>>97356813
>the exaltations already carry memories and personality traits
I think the Exaltations have preferences for their users, but that might just be a meta thing.
Dace, former incarnation was a general-warrior
Panther, weakest link, both preacher types?
Arianna, both crazy bitchy savants
Jade, both sneaky types, another weak link
Swan, both sweet talking diplomats, though Desus seems to be more of a warrior than diplomat and a gigantic asshole

>>97354754
To be fair, the Exalted Host caused what was objectively a mass extinction event to every nonhuman race in Creation, and irrevocably mutilated, degraded and imprisoned their own creators in ways more profoundly violating than rape. Kind of easy to see the argument the Exalted were a net negative for all of existence and deserve every bad thing ever if you take the long view. Then proceeded to leave allies like the Dragon-Kings out to dry with their shrivelled up souls despite allegedly being capable of all manner of miracles (and this one didn’t cover time travel or resurrection), while their employers mainly used their victory to hog the Cosmic Xbox and backstab each other for promotions, making reality function objectively worse for everyone else living in Creation. Not to mention create the Elementals as functionally second class citizens.

The main argument for the Exalted being heroes is an anthropocentric one. Forget the Lintha, ask the Jadeborn, Peligals or random Behemoths wandering around Creation until Desus decided to smash them in the eye and the Exalted are fucking menaces who summoned and enslaved their conquered foes for shits + giggles.

>>97356903
>then Exaltation would be less of a cool powerup and more of a creepy form of semi-possession
I could see that the Celestial Exaltations themselves as a creepy kind of possession, being an artificial soul that latches onto somebody unwillingly and stays with them until death, but it doesn't really have a purpose beyond possession
A neat alternate setting might be one where the Exaltations are actively malicious in some way, eternally trying to stir up conflict and "The Great Curse" is them trying to amuse themselves

>>97358076
>Peligals
Aren't these sea dwelling human mutants?

>>97357955
>i...im not mad!
Lol okay faggot. Keep jerking it to cat ladies and pretending the movie isn't a generic shit waste propped up by special effects and marketing.

>>97357950
>Avatar has zero staying power
The ability to rake in money with sequels is in fact the definition of staying power. You're just an autistic nerd that thinks neverending discussion artificially propped up by regular offerings of slop is the height of a franchise's cultural impact.

Curse of the Black Pearl is the only PotC movie that isn't atrocious btw, that's not an uncommon opinion, and One Piece is as much a part of the pirate "surge" if not more.

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>>97357979
>I am so mad I literally cannot see the words in in front of me, but you're the one who's mad!!!1!one
kek

>>97357870
Woofs

>>97357950
>This is weird as fuck
Yes why that happens?

>>97356728
Yeah obviously by a lot

>>97358026
how much money does this guy have to drop a new art commission every odd week

>>97357887
I see his is a Negromancer of some skill.

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>>97356728
>Enlightened race/society.
>Probably centuries older and more studied at least.
>From a race that's almost always more magically attuned than humans.
>Everything he/she learns is from a first or second hand account, instead of old tomes.

Absolutely.
Also, Elves should not be playable as a race.

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>>97356728
>Should an elven wizard be more powerful on average than a human one?
no
> Explain your answer.
pic related

>>97358187
AI makes atrocious art

>>97358187
Games Workshop makes atrocious art anyways, couldn't be worse

I'm praying for Boy Toy. I live vicariously through your family, I don't want anything bad to happen to any of you.

>>97357753
Me and Assoluta are trying to console both Blue Fairy and Scarlet, we had a little debriefing.

The first stake in Boy Toy's chest was wrongly positioned, it was under the aortic arch, that is the reason he was still able to move his eyes before the second stake was inserted.
In other words, there was a moment Boy Toy was perfectly free to move, but he was using the entirety of what force of will was left in him to stop himself from hurting her.
Only Boy Toy had stopped Boy Toy in that moment, not Blue Fairy, not the first stake.

Mamma Venus slapped Blue Fairy as soon as she carried Boy Toy inside, because she had immediately noticed this mistake, a mistake that could have costed the unlives of my girlfriend, Boy Toy's and many more unlives and lives, and Caine knows how many Masquerade violations in the process, not to mention the effort required to clean up that mess and restore her lost face in front of one or more Princes.

Blue Fairy hesitated and failed her elder brother in such an emergency. And what if she hadn't noticed those eye movements?

She's shocked. Mamma had never, ever hit her since the embrace. Not even once.

And to be perfectly honest, nobody in this house even knows the effects of an abomination's vitae, and this is assuming Diablerie didn't happen. Not even our guest Man of Florida, who is looking at our philosopher-operator with great concern.


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I swear I will find whoever embraced that miserable fleabag, and torture them with controlled sunrays.

>>97270170
Hello my dear friends

>>97358236
Good evenin- wait, Arkansas?

>>97357585
Cool concept, they should do more with the dragonslaying analogy though

>>97357386
I don't get it, he just made a commentary man

>>97354664
Yeah, exploring the local underworld of our town was a big focus in the Geist game I played in. The "surface layer" was a series of mazelike caves that mirrored the local geology, though with hints of the nature of the region scattered throughout. It opened up into a region full of underground rivers, each of which had a ferryman and a very negative effect for going into the water itself (the one we traversed held a reflection of your deepest desire, and presumably drinking from it or worse, diving in would result in becoming lost to the illusion).

My favorite feature of this main region, which resembled a bright yet sunless scorching desert, were its inhabitants. Ghosts were a mixture of Native Americans, Mexicans, and American settlers for the most part (game took place in New Mexico), and each was decorated according to that culture's idea of the dead: Natives in various stages of mutilation based on how they died, Mexicans in full sugar-skull regalia, and Americans just slightly ethereal. They all hung out in a big saloon/church, waiting for or putting off their next journey. They were pretty friendly, and warned us about threats like Reapers.

We never ventured past this region, but we did once reach the border of a more blasted wasteland where a Kerberos called The Buzzard waited for travelers to expire before picking their souls clean.

Forgive my lack of correct terminology, I know many of these things (like the rivers) have proper names but I remember few of them.

>>97358001
The guy that is mad how often people discuss games other than Vampire is very thin-skinned, that's all.

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>>97356820
>weakness in the moral sense
You're the moralfagging retard, not me. Moral weakness (which I have not brought up even once) is a subcategory of weakness, not the other way around.
Re-read my posts without assuming that I'm a moralfag like yourself until you understand this.

You have received sufficient information, and you are presumably running this through some AI, assuming you aren't one, since you spit out vacuous quantities of monoculture moralizing without being able to grasp the point. No more (yous).

>>>97356820 (You)
Okay love, if you can't spot the logical fallacies you've made then at this point, then there is little point in making plain to you that you can't claim not to be moral fagging and still prescribing self-contempt as insight.

>You are presumably running this through some AI

Woman moment.
Stop (inaccurately) guessing what I'm doing and just engage with the post. (Besides, you don't need to use an AI to spot the reasoning of a moron.)

Have a good evening!

Holy fucking shit battlefronts germany dickriding is next level. Early war is already an unbalanced piece of shit.

>Germans are hit on 4+ and 3+ skill level
>British and French are hit on 3+ and 4+ skill level

The heaviest tanks in early war are the renault at 6 front armor for 10 points each or the matilda ii at 7 front armor for 17 fucking points each.

Meanwhile germany can field 88s as usual with 14 Anti tank and range 40" for 5 fucking points each. Its literally just going to be people spamming 88s because they kill anything they hit and its 8 shots across the board for cheaper than 2 heavy tanks.

>>97357922
Did Germany even use 88's as Anti-Tank guns before Barbarossa?

>>97358183
They used them as direct-fire guns during Fall Gelb - at the crossing of the Meuse at Sedan, XIX Korps suppressed the French fortified positions and bunkers with accurate long-range direct fire.

>>97354009
The Gnomes was published in 1977
Paracelsus's gnomes have as much to do with modern fantasy gnomes as the dwarfs of the sagas have to do with Tolkien's dwarves
"Gnome" has just become the standard English translation for a dozen different little guys from different European folklore

>>97353846
Skaven.

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>>97353846
Or just look at what some of the worse fey were historically portrayed like and apply to the modern gnome shape.

They stole my underpants

Gnomes, elves, and dwarves were kinda interchangeable in old myths and stories. Usually they were kinda evil.