>>97193221
That's honestly not the longest it's been dead, even when we were at our peak

>>97195377
SIIIIIIIIIMMMPPPPPPP

>>97195654
You've become real pleasant to be around haven't ya?

>>97195568
My jumper has some beauty and luck perks, does that count?

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>>97195568
I don't think you understand he just met her upon arrival and he started gloating about how powerful he is but then he started crying because of her calling him cute

>>97191156
Traditional games?

Before the Flood, the Apkallu, seven sages sent by the god Enki—taught humanity civilization: writing, law, architecture, magic. One sage, Adapa, grew proud and refused to accept mortality. He bargained with the gods for immortality but was granted only the mark of immortality: eternal bloodline, but not eternal life. His descendants bear horns like the bull-gods, eyes like the star-gods, and tails like the serpent of wisdom.

Loki the Trickster fathered monstrous children with the giantess Angrboda. The gods feared them and bound them, wolf beneath the earth, serpent in the sea, death-goddess in the underworld. But Loki also lay with human women, and THOSE children could pass as human... almost. The horns (like Hel's crown), the tail (like Jörmungandr), the eyes (like Fenrir's gaze). They are chaos-marked, neither fully bound nor fully free.

Long ago, humans and Asuras (titans who oppose the Devas/gods) made a pact. The Asuras would grant humans power to resist divine tyranny; humans would provide the Asuras with worship and descendants. The children of this pact bear the marks of both realms, horns like the demon-kings, eyes like the hungry ghosts, skin touched by the hells. They are caught in eternal war between gods and titans.

The Branded descend from Cain, the first murderer, who slew his brother and was marked by God. He founded the first city in defiance of divine will, and his children learned forbidden arts. The mark breeds true through generations, horns for pride, tail for serpent's wisdom, eyes that reflect hellfire. They can be redeemed through suffering and faith, but their blood inclines them toward fratricide and rebellion

Before the Tuatha Dé Danann brought order, the Fomorians ruled beings of sea, storm, and chaos. When the gods defeated them, some Fomorians fled to human settlements and interbred. Their descendants carry the marks: twisted horns, eyes that see through glamour. They are the OLD blood, from before civilization, before law.

>>97191324
>Major trade hubs have a lot of different races
>Most D&D games start in backwater towns where there are Drow and Goblins standing in the middle of the street during the day talking about the weather as a Dragonborn and Tabaxi gay couple are getting married down the street.

Do you see the problem?

>>97191396
Are we talking about hot catgirls or brony shit?

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>>97191156
Avoid "kitchen sink" world building, instead of throwing every fantasy race and magic ability into your setting, don't stitch together random historical kingdoms and call it a day (So no Camelot right next to Revolutionary France) you have t learn to say no to ideas that sound nice in your head but wouldn't make sense in the setting as a hole. Like why do the dwarfs or gnomes have industrial tech but not humans or Elves? etc.

>>97191066
No, I improvise.

https://lichess.org/4bRDrqBA
5 minute game, anyone can join

>>97193352
new
https://lichess.org/iA3RWBNo

>>97183988
Day 4:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13mH1nixuGA

>>97191690
Buying and taking pictures of store miniatures makes the communists and poor people angry.

>>97191777
You going to smash a mini or what?

>>97191690
>3d terrain for ttrpgs
I'm gonna fucking vomit.

>>97194555
Needs a black light with highlighter/fluorescent markers. I like it.

>>97191761
How would someone go about making something like this? Or even this? >>97191690

I used to make little paper craft figures like this but the paper was so brittl and thin it would bend out of shape.

>>97186607
As far as Theism is concerned, Monotheism is the objectively the logical step after Polytheism.

As a matter of logically speaking I don't think a god from a polytheistic pantheon can't even really be called by definition a god unless you change the definition of god. Just a very powerful entity with a domain.

If you really think about it, an universe simply can't stay stable with multiple equaly powerful gods otherwise we'd end up in a Warhammer 40K situation (and that's if we're VERY LUCKY). So it makes sone to ultimately have one that god that is the real God. Even real life mythology had to cope with entities like Zeus, Odin and Perun otherwise reality would just collapse.

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The example setting that comes with Basic Fantasy RPG has the monotheist Bethite faith and a lot of druidic and natural religions that worship deities that might or might not be just local spirits .
There are two competing Bethite sects with very different doctrines and theologies, and I find it pretty funny that clerics of both of them still get get power from their God equally.

>>97194857
Not him, but the shit you see in the mirror is infinitely more disgusting than Christianity, you pathetic spazz. Are you hindu or something?

>>97194675
>Buddhist teachings which form the foundation of most of Japan's reference for religion
The former Imperial Cult and countless kami would like to have a word with you.

>Buddhism that sort of believe in God
Traditional Buddhists do not deny the existence of gods, who will all eventually die and seek refuge in the Buddha dharma sooner or later, but there is a significant difference in understanding between a layman reciting Namu Amida Butsu in the hope of being born in a Pure Land through even one sincere recitation and Christian of Gnostic belief in a supreme creator deity or monad. Lest you lead others astray through your over simplifications, gnostics very much believed in a creator deity who created material existence only this demiurge was not supreme.

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In the oldest biblical texts, Yahweh possesses attributes that were typically ascribed to deities of weather and war, fructifying the Land of Israel and leading a heavenly army against the enemies of the Israelites. The early Israelites likely engaged in polytheistic practices that were common across ancient Semitic religion, because the Israelite religion was a derivative of the Canaanite religion and included a variety of deities from it, including El, Asherah, and Baal. Initially a lesser deity among the Canaanite pantheon, Yahweh likely became conflated with El in later centuries, taking his place as the head of the pantheon in the Israelite religion. El's consort Asherah became associated with Yahweh, and El-linked epithets, such as El Sadday, came to be applied to him alone. Characteristics of other deities, such as Asherah and Baal, were also selectively absorbed in conceptions of Yahweh.

As Israelite Yahwism eventually developed into Judaism and Samaritanism, and eventually transitioned from polytheism to monotheism, the existence of other deities was denied outright, and Yahweh was proclaimed the creator deity and the sole deity to be worthy of worship. During the Second Temple period, Jews began to substitute other Hebrew words, primarily adonay ('My Lords'), in place of the name Yahweh. By the time of the Jewish-Roman wars, namely following the Roman siege of Jerusalem and the concomitant destruction of the Second Temple in 70 CE, the original pronunciation of the name of the deity was forgotten entirely.

>>97190916
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OG8GxzJTBck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2_o5T7msD0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SrmU0GQAhk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBdnti4_UUg

>>97190916
you mean something like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOsFQ-VUeMw

Not bad, yet berserker will be killing in this encounter. Only BFG seems to have that combat "oomph" (but too digital for berserker). Other stuff is too lethargic. Love the Heilung tho. Am storing it for other occasion.

>- swords clanging
>- too epic
>- annoying vocals
FUCK YOU OP.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWM2KHuIwe0

do you mean industrial, or what? i'd say Sebastian Komor's different projects:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfVT0tNUYvo
but maybe that's too
>digtal
and
>vocals

just stick on the Matrix Reloaded or Shadow of the Colossus OST.

>>97195524
MELT is pretty good. Shadow of the Collosus has that japanese weeewoo sounds. Nah.

This is beserker wrath vibe and BFG has it - no vocals, pure brutality. Its a bit too digital, but at the end I may use it.

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painted a tzeentch chaos sorcerer. His face looks weird but since he's related to Tzeentch, I guess it's lore accurate

>>97184868
Did this actually sell well in China or what

>>97195662
We don't have the data to know for certain

>>97195630
What a crock of shit

>>97195670
How do you choose your proxies anon?

>>97188676
You can argue in favor of Triax and maybe New Quebec but the Coaliton explicitly raises their populace to be illiterate and organizes book burnings as well as initiating random purges of people just living peacefully.

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>>97193073
>initiating random purges of people
But annual purges are a good thing...

>>97193073
You can't read magic books to summon demons if you can't read.

Oh, what’s the best way to play this, emulation wise? I’m aware of the remaster of it in the works, but god knows that’ll come out.

>>97190775
Comment above was toward this, my bad - missed the reply ID

I DEMAND a loving orc wife

>>97195247
You don't demand one like a baby
You take one like a man

>>97193112
Yeah but those are too anime for my taste

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Green buttcheeks.

>>97194045
>fuckers with no survival instinct.
I don't know about all that. Two things can be true at the same time, there was an interesting game with some pretty sharp rule design, but it was ultimately never quite able to live up to its potential.

Ultimately the company shifted towards more predatory business practices, on top of mismanaging the balance of the game, despite making millions off of tournament attendance. They don't have to make a well thought out product anymore, they just have to put on a good show.

>>97186429
there are god boxes/cases with several unique foils in them, it's been that way since at least beta, and now they have actual god packs with all foils. I opened a box of beta wave 1 that had like 4-5 foil uniques before. Also had a similar thing with arthurian legends where i opened a case and got several unique foils and a curio in it. So far i've opened 3 unique foils out of 8 gothic boxes.

wow what is with these retarded unsolvable captchas now

>>97193873
Lies.
I shot fab.

Okay so if the sky is falling, and FaB is dead, and it's so over for FABGOTS, and two more weeks lightning bolt not even a game crisis actors pyramid scheme, then can we perhaps stop with the constant seething?
If you're convinced it's dead, why do you have to keep kicking the corpse? Surely FaB is no longer a threat to you.

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ashes ascendancy box finally came in. happy to report suspicions are allayed. print quality and all that is up to snuff, nothing damaged, all clear.
the new phoenix decks both kick dick, immediately made me want more especially the gear/robot deck. thought I'd hate the pseudo dice power but it feels fucking good. the bird people deck is more of a standard aggro ally-based thing but it performs.

the new PVE is a little simpler and easier at level 1 than the old one. prolly trying to be more new player friendly. but it scales decently, I played it at +3 and it was a challenge. they didnt fuck up the rulebook this time either always good to see a dev learning from mistakes.
pic related is the tits, it's going in every deck with gears.

>>97194321
Yeah, Black Moon Chronicles (boardgame, videogame, comics) is from a Campaign played by the author with Gygax, its locations even used to be mentioned on old Greyhawk maps.

>>97194125
It's expensive to do and someone has to write the campaign into something that fits the medium.

>>97194829
>well-written
>highly-entertaining

>>97195272
At least as much as RoLW, of you take out weeboo nostalgia googles.

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How does one add to the homebrew collection rentry?
I'd like to add links to my Tabletop Simulator maps as well as my regimental rules doc for people to use if they'd like.

Cheers.

>>97181853
What's stopping people from roleplaying an arrangement for vehicles or airstrikes? This is a roleplaying game.

>>97194092
post a link and somebody somehow gets to it

>>97185928
>TQ
Yes.
The party opted to take the "Iron Evangelists" cell directive.
In character reasoning was that it was establishing an alternative identity for them, while allowing for a "re-affirmation" of their faith in the God-Emperor through preaching after they had been exposed to demons.
OoC, the players wanted access to "Pure Faith" and Faith Talents in case of future run-ins with more demons. Even the player running the Blank, who couldn't get the talent, agreed to it in the interest of group cohesion and character development.

>twin-linking a Burst weapon through Create Combi Weapon gives it Rapid Fire with no value
>combined ranged weapons need to use the same skill, so no boltgun+GL, as GLs use Ordnance
>upgrading existing Rapid Fire through Improve Weapon reduces its numeric value
Typical Cubicle quality.

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>>97194174
>>97194187
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>>97194156
yes yes! big coruscant underworld! depths! worlds within worlds!

>>97191702
>it’s a rehash of ANH, which was a good movie, so of course the knockoff will, if nothing else, entertain
I thought TFA was shit because it was blatantly nothing but attempted spectacle with not even an attempt at weaving together a plot, calling it an ANH rehash is insulting to ANH.

>>97191999
Saw Guererra isn't good really. Most of the Rebel leaders are sketchy at best minus Leia and Dodonna. Meanwhile Mon Mothma in Disney canon is basically a hyper rich oligarch living in a bubble who happens to be salty that after she was almost Palpatine's right hand (she was head of the Loyalist committee during the clone wars and one of his greatest and closest allies in the Senate) she was shut out of the important discussions when the Empire began. And when the Alliance wins, she champions disarmament and reinstates the exact broken system that led to the Clone Wars in the first place.

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If SWU died tomorrow and FFG tried coming back to revive X-Wing, would you welcome them back?

in other news, ahsoka season 2 was omitted from a list of shows releasing in 2026 by disney

error or no confidence in the show whatsoever? either making it a 2027 release or a batch release

Thales, the great city of magic, has its own mythology. The city is old enough (time isn't linear there) and big enough (space isn't smooth there), that the public government records have no relation to reality whatsoever.

Some of its major urban myths:

>>97195564
Sorry, cut off.

1. A minor sub city of perfectly identical, empty skyscrapers that can be visited by taking coffee from a certain vending machine.
2. Half demon hybrids running organized crime rackets in the immigrant enclaves.
3. Aliens crashed in the central park's main lake. The government enclosed the area, but mysterious individuals kidnapped the (dead or alive) aliens from the ship and disappeared.
4. A certain ambassador is a secret prince hiding from his siblings.

I think I'll use the Nephilim and Canaite/Lilith as basis for Tiefling/Aasimar genesis. Both brough knowledge and built the first cities, but became cruel and arrogant and were destroyed by the Flood for their divine transgression. I think it is better than "my grandma meet an angel once" or a "succubus once seduced my grandpa".

Anyways, urban myths are much more believable in a city where the Magical World is an open secret, and almost every third person has first hand experience of supernatural phenomenon.

Once you know your Chairman is a time travelling magic user and the major Superpower of the planet was founded by alien immigrants that controlled the entire galaxy, nothing feels impossible.

Is there a precedent for universities to test your practical skills rather than your academic ones?

For all its political aspect, a magical academy is supposed to be a really elite trade school. All that matters is whether you can do Magic, not whether you can score high marks in written tests.

Your ranking isn't determined by test scores, it's determined by how well you can use your magic skills in conflict.

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>>97169793

I taught my son to play Xenos and dragon rampant with me. He has also helped me in making some terrain. He finds it super fun and looks forward to playing the games. Of course I give him a significant points advantage and I don't force him to finish a game if his attention lapses, because I want it to be fun for him.

>>97169793
I hope I will. Our first child is due in februaru. I hope he wont inherit his mother's casual genes.

>>97177002
just to be clear, i mean like teenage-age (otherwise you have bigger problems).

>>97173119
>>97170057
>Export all manufacturing to two countries for cheap labour
>They take the deal because they need to get out of the colonial quagmire
>Retarded Americans spend their time crying about the eventual consequences their masters caused
I think people like you should be culled

No, they don't like interacting with me because I hit them.