>>97248839
I just watch for the hot trannies

>>97248839
All enemies of UB are my friends.

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new mhayashi just dropped

>>97248728
5 - 6 years is nothing in the grand scheme of things. Some shows go on hiatus for 8 and come back to a full fanbase. They could right their wrongs and ban every card from oko up until the most recent set, apologize, and go back to making mtg cards. But they won't. Not because they can't. But because they're a skinned sock puppet of a company with hasbros hand so far up their ass that it's controlling their mouth.

Being single on Christmas was really lonely. I don't know why. I started missing my ex and thinking about texting her, even though she probably blocked me. I got 2 booster packs of nu Tarkir and didn't get anything good. Which is fine. I tried to think about Thalia so I wouldn't miss my ex. At least that's a more familiar pain, the longing for her love which I will never have. I don't think any of my irl girlfriends ever loved me either. Its snowing here and imagining being curled up with Thalia by the fire, seeing the orange light on her buttermilk hair, running my fingers through it, kissing her soft cheek, would be so nice.

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EAT KNUCKS GOB

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Have a goblin new year

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I finished painting my christmas gobbo

>>97226466
Not him, but the Québécois never had the nationalism beaten out of them and the whole debacle south of the border has them weirdly pro-Canada at the moment. I could believe he's a Montrealer.

>>97248944
>Montréaler
Ftfy

>>97246690
Klovis is personally a Necromundan noble, I wouldn't be surprised if he used some personal/family wealth to pay for some of his band of Redemptitionists' gear - they are after all clearly HIS band

>>97246658
Thank you so much OP

>>97247456
Probably, Necromunda has enough that even the police(Palaytine Guard) have pyskers.

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Ah memories of the first and best edition of Necromunda.

>>97246840
Wonderful stuff.
Love the colours.
Seeing Wayne Reynolds in the credits of the second issue made a lot of the geometry suddenly make sense.

>>97248643
He is part of the DAoT humanity rules that usurped the planted from the technologically advanced squids that ruled it prior. Then his people got beat by the Imperium so he holds a grudge against them. But basically augmented human as far as race goes.

>>97248658
>rules
Fuck you keyboard I wrote rulers. I am not that durnk.

Imagine being james workshop and stopping the pdf releases of books and causing a massive inconvenience for your loyal buyerbase just so you can have a go at a handful of pirates on an imageboard. Why is this company so fucking bad?

>>97248731
To play doubles advocate I imagine the profits from the epub versions of the rule books isn't massive given how how they are priced deterring sales. So overall cancelling epub is equates to a cost reduction overall. If epubs were priced at like a quarter of retail physical price I would probably genuinely support them, since it would be cheap enough to be reasonable and also mean I don't have to participate in the FOMO.

>>97245077
Day 2:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoCsvLqgpg4

>>97248390
based Artemiev

washnus washedsen

>>97248724
he mad

>>97248828
his was mad indeed after losing a drawn position

>>97240999
Cascadia, Underwater Cities, Lost Ruins of Arnak and Dominion.

>>97241595


.....Cameron?

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>>97248613

Used some Christmas cash to buy a silver bayonet book, two teams (French and British) and some monsters.

>>97240999
Keep the Aspidastra Flying, the complete HP Lovecraft, new socks, a joint of silverside beef, and a big bag of weed.

Exactly what I wanted.

>>97244065
Yeah lol I bought it a long while ago cuz I love the character, it's Kudryavka noumi from little busters

>>97229027
this looks like shit

>>97229027
Class based system, with no multiclassing and minimum of class overlapping.

>>97242858
Why did you choose a system that can be ruined by players making good decisions?

>>97246705
Nope.

>>97246742
>Fighters were designed only to fight and Rouges were designed to be skill monkeys. Both classes suffered at higher levels due being pigeon holed.
So you think every class should be good at everything? That's shit design.

>>97248017
https://youtu.be/mrXLWPKDIwo?si=inzfQg56ObYlzjaO

How to run the Jabberwock as the main monster for a session

>>97247765
Have fun with those redbrands! I think the thunder tree ruins is where parties can really shine

>>97248000
People this obsessed with penises are gayer than gay

>>97248000
>Anything else is an insane man
Hey, now. You can't spend a decade telling me that a woman is just a man without reason and accountability, then argue that a man without reason and accountability isn't a woman. That's just inconsistent.

>>97240164
Any sufficiently weird human civilization is indistinguishable from an alien one.

On the rare occasion I wish to depict a truly alien life-form I don't give them speaking parts, because any dialog I write is informed by me being a human being with a human perspective; I literally cannot create anything that is truly alien to the human condition, because if I can experience it, then it is within the scope of human understanding.

I just think there's more of interest when you take a human mind and remove it even further from it's natural context.
Like a posthuman civilization composed entirely of space-faring cyborgs in non-humanoid bodies, that spend most of their eons-long lives drifting through space, eternally dreaming in low-power mode.

I can imagine what it would be like to be such a being better, to get into it's "character" which is ultimately derived from humanity itself.

On the other hand, if I try to narrate the internal dialog of an alien tubeworm that evolved clinging to a sea-floor smoker, I'm going to anthropomorphise it no matter what I do - humans can only think like humans.

"Truly alien" aliens are as such, better as inscrutable mysteries and nigh on forces of nature.

If you want your aliens to be basically goofy humans in motivation and outlook, star-trek rubber forehead alien is basically visual code for just that.

>>97246364
Everyone obviously has their own personal opinions, but as a general rule 1, 3, 5, Generations, and Insurrection are considered bad by the general populace, while 2, 4, 6, and First Contact are considered good.

Galaxy Quest is obviously good; Nemesis is obviously bad, so inserting Galaxy Quest preserves a trend that had already been observed for decades by that point.

Once you get to the Kelvinverse I think broadly speaking people will agree that the 2009 movie is a lackluster Trek film but a serviceable sci-fi action movie that did its job of getting people interested in Star Trek again.

Into Darkness is 9/11 Trutherism: the Movie on top of the problems surrounding it trying to recapture the Khan magic with precisely the wrong actor cast as Khan. Benedict Cumberbatch isn't even *bad* as Khan, he just absolutely should not have been him.

Star Trek Beyond is good, with the new actors all firmly settled into their roles, everyone getting a chance to shine, and on a personal note watching it literally made me a better person due to my overall relationship with Trekkies up until that point.

Note that even though some of these movies are "bad", though, they can still be fun to watch. Search for Spock is great; I love Kruge as a villain. And I will die on the hill that Trek V has three good scenes, and while it's bad it is never *boring*, which is more than can be said for Trek 1 or Insurrection.

Trek 1 is best described as a movie that wants very, very badly to be 2001: A Space Odyssey, without actually understanding what makes that movie a good one.

Traditional games?

>>97242723
Ferengi are like the only interesting alien in star trek.
Maybe klingons when the writers remember that you need something else beside warriors to make a civilization.

Writers who primarily write fantasy fiction should simply not be creating alien races. They're too concerned with things like "how will the reader feel" "how well do they work in interactive scenes" and stupid bullshit that has nothing to do with sci-fi. Aliens should be designed from a sci-fi fantastical point of view. Their physiology and behavior should stem primarily from the thought "what would intelligent life look like on another world" and not "what should intelligent life look like to casual players?". This is just another example of fantasy writers being unintelligent hacks who are incapable of true imagination. Everything has to be carefully crammed into a little box that they decided has to be based on a specific theme and genre created in the 20th century.

>>97248214
if you want to be a pedophile just be open about it so people can deal with you appropriately
like fate dealt with miura for being a degenerate

>>97248214
didn't griffith sell his bussy to afford his army? didn't he rape casca which breaks her mind and makes john berserk go on his magical girl pirate quest to find the one piec- I mean her brain?
was john gutso raped by a large black man?

that's the 3 main characters all being raped or being rapists, it's pretty important to their story

>>97228517
Scary animals with a quirk. Give me a giant boar with antlers, a wolf with two sets of jaws, a two-headed deer, or make something breath fire. The further it gets from being a real animal, the less interesting it is.

>>97248185
Berzerk's quality is all over the map. There are arcs that are pretty good. There's a shit ton of perv-for-perv's sake, and edge-for-edge's sake. The attempts at humor are god-awful. The stories are meandering. Some of the characters are well developed. Most aren't. The art is beautiful.

I think "well-realized" is probably the right complement for it. There aren't many issues of Berzerk that are, themselves, amazing as anything other than cool art. But 10,000 pages in, yeah: he spent a helluva long time realizing his idea, and it's impressive.

>>97228517
I'm a fan of things that poorly pretend to be other things. You can barely tell that the chest is a mimic because it is breathing. You can barely tell that a person is a skinwalker because the proportions are slightly off. Things like that.

>>97248740
Or the Marxist academic making (((my fellow whites))) posts on twatter.

>>97246941
Nah, I always have CHA as my dump stat, and my characters are always some sort of social outcast, frequently for good reasons, ranging from.
>Violent foreigner with barbaric customs
>Worships an evil god
>Practices black magic
>Is a member of an "Always chaotic evil" race played straight

Generally speaking, my characters join the party as a third-wheel with ulterior motives, and any encounter where I get to play "Face" is going to be turned into a farce, as roleplaying my character takes precedent over choosing the obvious correct action.

Random peasants however, tend to be poor sport, and I see them as a walking signpost to a more interesting encounter to fuck up on purpose.

>>97248762
Nah just two of the board's worst schizos fighting

Traditional Games?

>>97246941
He's a good Cleric with a decent amount of charisma working for under the head of the main religion of the setting.
So probably yes.

>>97248930
This is another no games thread I'm afraid

>>97244061
the iconic "tennis serve" pose
a chaos classic

>>97242133
Holy Mother of Hindo this model is atrocious.

>>97246622
That's been a part of the lore for most of 40k NoGame LoreLet.

>>97242133
it's a status symbol, you wouldn't get it

>>97242176
Huh. I've been running this model as a Chaos lord in my 3e army not even realizing it was a named character

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>>97248704
And to its credit, colonialism is a fair avenue of narrative within steampunk.
>New (potentially unspoiled) land discovered
>Not directly underneath the ruling authority's thumb, so lots more freedom and autonomy in this region (this is why the Wild West works)
>Multiple new competing interests racing to put their stakes down and claim the land, offering multiple avenues for competition
>All while dealing with locals and the exotic local cultures
It's a gold rush for new land and resources, all while meeting interesting new people from all directions, and that's reason enough for adventure.

>>97248721
The main things that involve making colonialism unsavory to the modern public has to do with questions of racism and inequality. Essentially, as long as you're not racist and are catering to the needs of the locals, you might get away with being called the "good guys" in a colonialism story.

>>97248721
They did this in Pillars of Eternity 2 and no one liked it.

>>97196423
buy returning it back to its roots as said by this anon >>97221874 these days it just an aesthetic & nothing more now I'm not talking about some bullshit like "Capitalism big bad" you hear the retards spew but this form of Capitalism, Corpitism is bad here is the why, have it heavily focus more on the Steampower Machines & what it does to the natural world & how it corrupts & erodes Magic.

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Sigh.

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>>97248257

>Nice aether rate faggot!
Magesisters how do I respond without looking salty?

1. Now that Princess Charming and Blue Fairy came back in one piece, I can honor my part of the deal: my most embarrassing memory.
2. Believe it or not, our house wasn't always this affluent. This tale takes place in one such lean year when I was still a fledgling.
3. Mother made me meet this Toreador lady: smart, attractive, cultured.
4. She was completely out of my league, even so, we kept dating - I mean the way normal people use the word, not House Venus' meaning of 'date' - because I had something to give her.
5. She was a Volgirre. The vicious bloodline that takes the name from Philippe Volgirre, sire of the infamous Justicar Madame Guil, and a bloodline that is even more infamous among those who know of their cruelty with and without their signature Discipline: Vicissitude.
6. But it wasn't simple body horror that got her going, her "fascination" was with emotional humiliation and suffering.
7. In short, she turned Boy Toy into a Girl Toy, then turned herself into Boy Toy, then violated this Girl Toy I became. Another satisfied customer.
8. I was so completely destroyed Mother had her staff spoon feed me vitae for a month.
9. Eventually Mother handed me to her Tzimisce Antitribu buddies in Brazil, they were enthusiastic to "help her daughter get a sex change." Yay another trauma.
10. Here's a quote from Blue Fairy:
"Baron Volgirre said: 'Art is the truth. Life is the lie.' Such superficial thinking! Disgusting, provincial, dualistic, in one word, Western! I want to unveil the truth hidden within the lie, and expose the lie concealed within the truth. I say: 'Yes' to nature and art, to life and unlife, to light and the shadows it casts. I will not choose between one or the other. I want everything. I am worthy of everything."
11. Mother canonized that statement as the official position of House Venus on this subject.
12. I would have finished my essay discussing the relationship between art and truth too if it wasn't for those meddling trespasser shitheads.

>>97248244
>When I come home I expect a battle plan to share with the competent authorities for a coordinated counter-offensive.
1. We're currently cross-referencing the data we're extracting from the interrogation with the information from the ongoing double drug trade investigation.
2. Scarlet too is helping as she has an easier time appealing to and interacting with drug users than any of us - without having us resort to Disciplines, I mean.
3. Besides your return, the other thing we're waiting for is for an official statement from the Prince on whether House Venus has, or does not have, a license to Diablerize enemy kindred encountered during the eventual Blood Hunt.

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New to proonting, is this a common occurence or is it just a guy casting a big net for the holiday season?
>>97245880
Sunlu is okay, can't speak much for eSun but most if not all settings profiles FDMfags pass around are with it in mind.

>>97247547
seems like some sort of scammer

>>97198758
Yes it can be done in blender and I do it regularly for something different, but no it's not easier nor faster than manually arranging the model, even if it clips, and just merging them

>>97228852
>G2kxVTMuM3Ztq2yfoPOeoz93BvObqUEjpmbiY2qiMzyfMF5col9xY3xjH1SDMDb
>going TWO steps of decoding
not even worth looking the answer through the archive, not even videogames do this much DRM for this little content for "fear of pirates"
cmon now

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One thing i dislike about scans is that they never label the parts.
One thing i dislike about myself is that i never catalog what parts go together if i want to make more.
Atleast one of these guys will have the wrong legs attached.