>>97255857
Yeah, counting the 2 builds. So technically 3 mutli-model kits, but 4 units.

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>>97255808
if they weren't dumb with underworlds they could easily add a pair of small units to them

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>>97254927
Thx.this was one of the models that just made me.
>holy Shit i want one
Plus that Vargulff is for a Your Dudes project alongside two goblins From that hobbit table top game i got once and even tested a Colour scheme. (Accidentaly) so yea jolly time is upon me.

>>97255935
I'm genuinely surprised they didn't turn the namarti razor guys into a full unit. Really feels like they were a test.

>>97255935
This seems like such an easy slam dunk and I have also wondered why they didn't even try to do something like this. Both units straight to legends.

>>97255403
At least 5, the plastic snotlings came 5 to a base.

What was the last edition of 40k before they started advancing the timeline? I hear people talk about 2017 as when that kind of thing really started.

I'd like to acquire the rulebook and codices from whichever edition it was before they started the influx of heresy (really just new fluff elements I don't like, but I'm sticking with calling it heresy). If I can't find a good answer, I'll just get 3rd or 4th edition, from when I used to play.

For the record, the stuff I am talking about as heresy
>inventing a random techprist (okay Archmagos) that could improve the work of the Emperor as a way to start dropping in new models everywhere
>female Custodes
>generally advancing the timeline from less 10 seconds to midnight to a point where pimarchs are returning in the 42nd millennium and some people kinda sorta unironically hope again

I prefer the old "no, it's all fucked, the Emperor is always silent as the grave because he's fucking DEAD, there will be no happy endings, nobody can possibly win, and everyone is about to lose in their own spectacular fashion" version of 40k.

>>97255972
Well, the timeline advanced with the 3rd war of Armageddon and the 13th Black Crusade campaigns (which would creep over the line into M42), but they later set those back and retconned the results. Rogue Trader also started with events in M41. year 987 and things would tick along with 988, 989 and so on for a while before locked at 999.

The timeline was only truly static for a few years in the mid-2000s.
Anyway it was 8th that introduced Primaris and jumped things because GW was in a hole with 7th following Tom Kirby's increasingly disastrous leadership.

>>97253217
Gotta go with >>97253228 and recommend 4th's Combat Patrol.
1-3 troops

0-1 HQ

0-1 Elite

0-1 Fast Attack

0-1 Heavy Support

1 ally unit (battle brothers only)

No unit of more than 2 wounds

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>>97255403
Classic? 9
Reasonably full? 5
(assuming square bases)

>>97254643
>not mounting them on bottle caps
YOU HAD ONE JOB

>>97249468
You've reminded me that I have a shit load of lizardmen I need to paint up for my AD&D group. I should get on that tonight.,

>>97255594
There's too much competitive orientated balance in the game, it doesn't have a Warzone bone in its body, the only thing that's Mutant Chronicles about it, is the models. I got a taste of the rules long before the game release and all I can say about it is that it's balanced. But Warzone isn't supposed to be balanced, it's meant to be broken.

>>97255896
Yeah, I don't buy that. Being a balanced game isn't what's holding it back, its the fact that its a 20+ year old niche franchise that has been relying on literally 2 guys to develop and promote for the last few years. The only talk I have seen about it, other than the odd painting blog talking about the minis, has been one or two YT channels doing a video or two to show the game off and Facebook posts. It really needs a community ambassador to help show it off.

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Drew up my map for 5 leagues after using a generator to get the initial landmass and landmarks. It's surprisingly fun. Haven't done something like this since I was a kid.

Also we need to behead whoever came up with the captcha of the dots in squares. I keep forgetting I need to read the prompt.

>>97254799
In Requiem there is a whole ass bloodline of Vampires born from eating soldiers dying from Mustard Gass in WW1. So probably not.

The Brothers of Ypres are fucking cool as shit though. They can turn into a cloud of Mustard Gas

>>97255778
>Why are you even part of this guild you don't even like them
>Proctors
FUCK YOU

>>97255311
That's what your Loyalty, Conviction, and Touchstones do.

>>97255311
>>97256047
Also several Merits give Willpower benefits.
https://codexofdarkness.com/wiki/Merits,_Deviant_(2nd_Edition)

The best clan are Pander

Any advise on how to do the star capitcha?

question for the thread, why does 5eg have a mega folder with a bunch of shitty torrent links in it when every other general on /tg/ has the pdfs right there in the folder

>>97255357
They get pruned by very sophisticated WotC DMCA sniffers within seconds of upload in my experience.

>>97252964
EURGH

>>97254798
>my players say they love my campaign
You're doing something right.
>but im fucking tired
>it just feels like im trying to do something and never quite getting there
Sounds like you're a perfectionist. This isn't a hobby in which perfectionism is going to be particularly rewarding. As a DM, you'll never be able to run the perfect session because players will reach different conclusions than you expected. As a player, you'll never have enough time to reach the perfect plan, and the rest of the table will get annoyed with you if you try to get there.
>and i dont wanna prep or at least not games
>i wanna imagine something else making encounters plots etc
>or just restart the same campaign with new players to perfect it further
>but not have to deal with the actual game at the same time
Again, your game will never be perfect. If you don't enjoy prepping the game, find a way to run with low preparation. If you're unsatisfied with the results, it may simply be that you don't enjoy DMing.
>i just wanna improv and go with the flow and see where things land
>but these idiots always have the dumbest ideas too
Yeah, you just don't enjoy DMing. The utter idiocy of player ideas and watching them scramble to right a ship that they themselves capsized in calm waters is one of the greatest joys of a DM.
>and there's clearly a "that guy" that I should kick but he has never really done anything wrong he's just cognitively limited

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>>97256032
*intercepts your second post*

For the record I agree with everything I just don't think it's morally acceptable to doublepost. Nta btw.

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>>97255915
It was one of two that turned out real bishie is all, it's not the general intent of mine lol

>>97255950
He would fit in on Pandora.

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Forget offhand which of these I posted.

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>>97255959
Booba

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>>97256033
I don't think it was these two tho

>Bro is so good at mtg that he can counter lands

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>>97255606
Red deck wins is easier to play

lands lead to mana and mana leads to spells, you'd have to be retarded to let your opponent's lands resolve

Such a shame that the art op picked is nice, but the questions is so fucking bad that everyone else is dumping on it. Not even worth a (you).

>>97255894

I think he might've been a tiny bit sarcastic, anon.

>>97255022
>Weren't ancient greek and shinto priestess glorified cheerleaders with no real power inside religion?

No, at least not the greek ones. They did their thing exactly like men, even if they were still women (AKA their rights were absolutely, definitely not the same). I think in general terms the fact is aside perhaps for the greatest temples the women's ones were "minor" roles, but most temples overall were minor ones.
I don't think the priesthood had uh, glass cielings over which there were men overseeing women, but this is not really a thing that happened anyway: poleis and their temples were not separate affairs, there was not a global catholic-like hierarchy.

I'm not sure if we have solid proof about the nips' ones in ancient ones.

>>97255907
You know it does kind of feel like someone did an AI word swap of a question that was originally about female knights/soldiers.

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>>97255894
don't worry she made it.

>>97254880
Depends on the setting. Now go touch brass.

>>97255834
The changes you want are not in the rule, but in the table
If all the other players act as if the undead character smells from day one, that's flavour
If you write the rule "the character smells" and nobody cares and only comes to play when they try to sneak past the city guard, that's not a rules problem is a you problem

>>97255979
It is formatted thusly. We'll see when the discussion dries up if he comes by to bump it from page 10.

>>97255834
Uh-oh, puckee! Poopie! Shitty AI art from the redditor puckee!
https://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/comments/r9msyt/art_commission_larry_the_lich_art/
https://archive.4plebs.org/tg/search/image/0uAsjic8baHEf61Jm2Wu6Q/
>94 results
holy fucking kek you're proud of this one, huh? Why?

>>97255834
I'd answer your question, but I'm too distracted by how this looks like shit.

>>97255944
First off, I agree with you.

But, what if undead PCs also don't make death saves? Like how in 3.5 they don't go negative, they just die at zero.

Ironically makes the undead PC more afraid of violence and its consequences than the living ones.

>>97255462
>ouroborid should not exist. Neither should badgermole cub
Yes.

>this card game is about lucky draws
ok

>>97253849
>do nothing until turn five
>do nothing on turn five
>???
>profit
Why come i never get to play against you shitters

>>97255685
Fun decks get matched against other fun decks. Not copy+paste slop

>>97246128
Covidwuzacold?

>>97255685
turn 1 sunken citadel
turn 2 golden saucer, make a treasure
turn 3 try for treasure again or discard carnosaur as removal
turn 4 dragonstorm, hits mother lode, hits thunderous debut, hits carnosaur + etali, stack triggers, carnosaur hits dragonstorm, hits season of weaving, copies carnosaur x2 draws a card, hits dragonstorm + thunderous debut gets herald and kylox and hits dragonstorm hits herald
attack with kylox, sacrificed all my creatures exiled my entire library, cast 3x jidoor, 2x zanarkand and put perennation on herald
pass to opponent who has like 8 cards in library and facing down hexproof indestructible herald

>>97251652
you are like 5 days late anon

>>97251747
Whoops!

>>97245061
DivineZ will be kino status if he punches evil!Gab just like this at the end.

>>97252540
This appears to be too much module for one session, how would you pare it down?

>>97255836
the adventure was written for one session tournament play

>>97254614
Might be, I think if you're really clear about difficulty it should be mostly fine but having run some one shots recently with mixed expectation groups it can be difficult to keep things copacetic.
>>97255836
Could fairly easily make it on an island or difficult to reach location and have a town nearby to venture forth from.

>>97255843
Picrel is from the module.

I think I'm going to run White Plume Mountain. Does anyone have a good resource or tools for creating pre-gen characters at higher levels? Should they all have magic items etc?

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>>97256008
Sorry, picrel

>>97255555
Neat, thanks anon.
Anyone know if there are significant differences between the various revisions
>6-12
in the mega?

>>97256009
You want them all. They're different areas of the world.

>>97255555
Looks kinda lame. I'm sure the old folx will like it though.

>>97250544
Yeah, like the other anon said, we're not due for another thread for a while.

I like how Lancer does it in that you can easily apply templates to NPCs to make them more threatening or weaker or more unique. Throw a Veteran or Elite on an enemy to make them stand out a bit more and give them a standout ability. Throw Ultra on something you want to turn into a boss with a game changing weapon or tech.

>>97250215
Are you using RPG or just wargame rules?

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>>97254565
RPG. Specifically the recent 4e rules.
For the wargame I just run TTS.

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Took me a while to check back in...

>>97232721
>Good seeing you around Mekton.
Cheers, /m/ate!
>Glad that I’m on the right track by the sound of it. More confident just seeing that others have the same solution. That bit about damage to armor vs unarmored works naturally with my system just from how damage reduction works.
Excellent! Happy my yammering was useful or encouraging in some way.

>>97232866
>Shotguns have their appeal for me in either just being unga bunga "close range big damage" because it's cool
Hell yeah mang!
>or for using them as scatter blasters to pick off sensitive parts like optics and light vehicles. So you could give them a flak-like effect with a chance for inflicting damage to outer parts.
Yeah, or "increased criticals" or something. Agreed, in most mecha anime it seems like the spray of smaller projectiles often tend to damage smaller, more sensitive bits of a bigger target. Like that Clay Bazooka vs Asshimar clip, a good example.

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>>97250544
>"How do you do Ace Customs? Are there any? Do they have improved performance, or are the exact same as other mechs with a different finish?"
In Mekton Z, you can build anything (pretty much) so you could just design a version of whatever grunt unit that's little better. Faster, more maneuverable, better armor or weapons, whatever.

There's also "Maneuver Pool," which is a metacurrency pilots developed when their Piloting skill gets above 5. There's a Mekton tech feature called A.C.E. (Actuator Control Electronics) which multiplies a pilot's Maneuver Pool. So an ace pilot with a Piloting of 7 in a grunt unit would have a 2 points in his Maneuver Pool, but in an ace custom unit with 2.5x A.C.E. would have 5 points in his Maneuver Pool.

The Gundam RPG that was based on Mekton Z actually called the A.C.E. system "Ace Custom" and called the Manuever Pool "Ace Points." I thought was a great idea and I wish I'd thought of it.

>>97251874
So 80-90% of the population is halflings? Because that’s the percentage who are farmers. Makes more sense halflings are a servant class, as they are excellent cooks and gardeners, the hard work of plowing the fields is best left to men. Men can also be the warrior class, as hardy peasant boys are good stock to make soldiers.

>>97251874
I prefer the races to be climate/region based than job based. It makes no sense for Dwarves, Gnomes, and Elves to not have someone that makes the food, or Elves, gnomes, and Humans to not have someone to make pottery and iron.

>>97251874
>Elves to do magic
>Humans to do the fighting (and thus, the ruling)
Unless it's a very low magic setting, the people with magic would absolutely be doing the ruling. Human infantry and cavalry would get demolished by a bunch of wizards firing volleys of magic missile and magic missile is far from the most potent magic imaginable. Imagine the Battle of Nagashino only worse.

>>97255104
>as hardy peasant boys are good stock to make soldiers.
You don't turn peasants into warriors, that's a myth, most medieval soldiers were either gentry or higher in social status or straight up mercenaries

>>97255104
>So 80-90% of the population is halflings?
Sure, why not? Humans don't wanna do farming work if we can avoid it and we need lots of the peasant class so it makes sense we'd breed halflings for that purpose