>>97263015
my guess of the 3 were Belphemon, Hanimon and Kokeshimon because they're the only ones anyone seems to use.
Hopefully the memory gain Tumblemon gets restricted so that the deck is forced to feel more Black rather than the Red/Blue it basically is now

>>97262537
Only choosing to remain ignorant after being confronted with the fact is evil

Sakuyamon is SO fucking stupid

>>97263150
idk what this discussion has turned into but the entire point of the you can be convinced of a crime you didn't know was a crime is that ignorance isn't an excuse, his argument of
>well I have never heard anyone use K for black
is fucking irrelevant, it isn't okay to kill someone because you didn't know murder was illegal. Not only this but hes STILL salty about it being pointed out just a dozen posts above him where CYMK, which uses K for black, is an incredibly popular printing standard, older than printing it self as this setup for subtractive color was codified for stained glass windows and is legitimately thousands of years old and there are church documents dated to thousands of years ago talking about using similar colors for how to make effects for stained glass windows.

>>97263395
Well the KKK isn't a group of blacks so that means K can't be short for black
Have you considered this?

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>>97240164
In my settings, all Oxygen breathing life forms are related, having been seeded by an Overgod figure. She also left behind spiritual organisms as well, which would evolve into Gods. Based upon whatever pattern they take, life begins to evolve destined to one day reach that pattern during ages of Sapience.

So all the worlds with life + oxygen atmospheres share a great deal in common. Several races are bipedal and humanoid, with limbs, eyes and mouths where you would expect them to be on a human. Their DNA would line up with life on Earth. There are monstrous races as well, but you can see parallels with Earth life in their design, however gruesome or cool that might be.

Being able to fuck an alien is an integral part of science fiction, from its very beginnings. It has always been with us, and it always will. A setting should always have at least one alien race that is sexually desirable. Sci-fi that deliberately tries to completely exclude fuckability is poor, tryhard, no-fun-allowed, and reminds me of the Virgin vs. Chad meme, where the Chad is having a blast creating hot aliens, and the Virgin is researching Tardigrades and Stygiomedusa.

>>97240355
came here to post this.

>>97256343
Very cool designs from what I have seen

Despite being kind of a shitpost with the rape stuff, Three Worlds Collide has a pretty interesting take where the physical attributes are alien, but the mentalities are sort of an uncanny valley in-between human and alien.

The Babyeaters are giant insect-like crystals. They're slightly less advanced than humanity, but they're capable of space travel and literature. They're highly intelligent, have an honor-based culture, and have achieved world peace. They also eat their own children, as the name suggests. The Babyeaters give birth to extremely large litters, so they let only the strongest survive while eating the rest to conserve resources. As they became more intelligent, instinct transformed into culture - eating your own children became a moral duty and the greatest thing you could possibly do. The children are fully conscious and very much don't want to be eaten - in fact, they're digested alive for about a month until they finally die. And the Babyeaters do love their children, it's just that it's not as important as their duty to society. They also have an interesting concept of forgiveness, based on the scientific method - a mistake based on insufficient data can be forgiven, but a deliberately different interpretation of the same data absolutely can't.

On the other end of the spectrum is the Superhappies, an extremely advanced race of highly luminescent blobs. If the Babyeaters are the chimps of the universe, the Superhappies are the bonobos - they're obsessed with pleasure, to the point where they literally communicate with sex. They also exchange emotions and memories doing this, creating a pseudo-hivemind, and are horrified when they learn that humans don't. They also don't have a concept of deception. When they learn about the Babyeaters, they're so traumatized that a specialist group of Superhappies that lack emotions, the Kiritsugus (yes, like the Fate character - I told you it was a shitpost), have to take over for a while.

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>>97240164
for me, it's space babes.

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The setting is undergoing a Protestant Reformation in the south. The colder parts of the League are gravitating towards hardcore reformed denominations with predestination and strict communal hierarchies. The warmer parts either like the Church or just want to stop its political dominance, similar to England during the reign of Henry the VIII. The Papal State wants to maintain its dominance and plays up the threat of the Caliphate that is looking more and more like a paper tiger.

>>97262323
>2323
Huh. Weird.

>>97263235
>>97263338
All of this started over religious disputes, both sides seeing the other as heretics whose interpretation of the Quran is flawed.

Dubs so far:
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Elves turn into Ghosts, Wraiths and all sorts of different phantoms. The undeath curse reacts their fay blood, giving them ephemeral qualities, ability to float, pass through matter and disappear from sight. These undead elves are only somewhat intelligent and even more temperamental when they were in life, spending their un-life haunting the living, either out of wrath, hunger or for their own twisted version of amusement.

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The South and Far East are home to a pestilent, entropy-worshipping renunciation cult that seeks help people escape the omni-present suffering that pervades the cycle of death & rebirth by magically lobotomizing them into functional but non-sapient and ego-less p-zombies. Their souls go on to join the "voidness", never seen again, even as ghostly whispers.

>>97258720
Thanks for the build!

>>97258432
Enough to SPLATTER GOHAN ACROSS THE STRATOSPHERE WITH A SINGLE PUNT.

>>97258788
The more interesting story is the one where Gohan dies an agonising and humiliating death while wishing he was never born.

>>97258432
4x boost. Maybe enough to take down Nappa or at least not instantly lose

>>97252127
Arrive 9 Years Before Clover.
Human.
Ceroba companion. (300 CP)
Chujin companion. (100 CP after discount)

THE GOAL:
Get adopted by Chujin and Ceroba before bad things happen to them and Kanako.
(That stuff happened less than 9 years before UTY right?)
Comfy somewhat weebish life where I wear kimonos and learn how to make corn chowder.

I don't really need any perks or anything. A ten year vacation jump with my new family sounds nice.

>>97263661
Anon... your going to get murdered so they can use your soul to genocide humanity anon.

>>97259728
dunno man, his cheek may be shiny but otherwise the guy abducting the chick looks normal to me.

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>>97261880
damn earth men taking our womens

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>>97258165
Yes

>>97258179
childhood friend/love interest/sister/village's fairest maiden/etc kidnapped by dark lord's goons
its a classic but it works

>>97258165
I just metagame my players
They often talk shit "het wouldn't be cool if we this and that shit?? Haha"
And next village someone did, and it pisses them off

I disagree but I get it. I've had some truly awful experiences playing with people. A computer is never gonna shit itself at the table.

Literally how? I cant even get any A.I. model to remember my dick size past a single paragraph.

>>97262803
That'd be because positive normal 32 bit floats can't go smaller than 1.175494 × 10^-38

AI is better at many things, but not this

>>97261866
I'm sorry that you feel that way, Dave

>>97263493
yeah that's also possible but it's a cleric with spare the dying, i dont wanna make stuff obsolete

maybe "as an action you can bring a stable creature to 1hp"

The concept of copying spells is rendered a bit underwhelming by the fact that every spell you could scribe is one you could have picked at level up.
Imagine if you only ever catch pokémon that were starters or that you chose from after beating each Gym.
If you want there to be rare or forgotten spells to discover, something I think is a fantasy arising from the mechanics, the DM needs to put in all of the work.

>>97253006
>Charisma
>Cleric

They use Wisdom.

>>97263525
>the DM needs to put in all of the work.
this is more or less true of any even vaguely niche thing. it's not even really a d&d-specific problem

>>97263438
The character can use hand of healing (as per monk) once a day

>>97260477
What game?

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>>97260477
The best Science Fantasy author of all time is Roger Zelazny. You can go w/ the first 5 of Amber Chronicles if you wanna do "alternate dimensions bring technology out of place." But he's got plenty of standalone novels that do similar things, too. Personally, I like Changeling and Madwand because they'd make a great campaign to wholesale rip off.

>>97263056
different anon here, just don't try using the existing Amber RPG system.
It is... fucking bizarre. It's diceless, chargen is done by bidding for stats, and the whole thing is exceedingly clunky and punishes not knowing exactly how to milk the system (and punishes not knowing what other players want in advance) far too heavily.
It's a fascinating read but a bad system, if you know the type of game.

Honest to god I was expecting more cynicism toward Post Apocalyptic Science Fantasy for being too polluted.

But its pretty kick ass how many of you have come forth with such helpful stuff, im really grateful fellas. Thank you.

>>97263658
glhf anon
let us know how it goes

>>97262773
what part of common you cant read? your opinion in a common thing its irrelevant wd deluxe was superior for more people

also if you only remember yuyu thats your problem every raika duel was good, taizo in two duel was alredy a fan favorite of people
urara vs yuyu is a fucking good duel
heck the best episode is the 4 and is a fucking zakusa duel

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>>97262808
Keep believing in miracles alone anon

>>97260314
Okay? I didn't miss any of them. I'm talking specifically about the Divinez characters, who I actually like.
>>97262632
Sometimes a story needs to be simple. Conplexity isn't inherently good.

>>97262795
>duel
Opinion discarded.

>>97263547
Lucius is boring.

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>>97261585
Have my master of possession, ready to stuff some deamons into machines

>>97263185
You don't need to participate in muh hobby to enjoy 40k
The day when most of GW's revenue comes from licensing will come sooner than you think and then you will be the secondary

>>97263595
>doing homework on 4chan
how's your sex life?

does anyone know how many sprue sheets the riptide kit has?

im looking at a used listing and im not sure if its missing a sheet or not

What name did you give to your Alchemical? What Caste are they? Why are they called that?

>>97262482
>>97262566

What I mean is that we're perfectly accustomed to Exalted being able to no-sell guns, and even having some heroic mortals managing bullet dodging by the skin of their teeth. There may always be people weird about guns, but the game is never going to support guns being an equalizer between Exalted and mortals. The guns that are impressive to Exalted are the kind of Artifact guns and blasters in Shards of the Exalted Dream, and they're only deadly because one of the Chosen, a god, etc. is committing motes to them.

>>97262921
I hope I don't come across as disagreeing. I'm just adding my thoughts that guns as they are IRL would take a lot away from the setting, but guns as they are in fantasy and westerns would be pretty okay by me. It's a hard thing to define.

Revolvers? Okay.
Machine Gun/Tommy Gun? Nope.
Laser Gun? Sure, for Alchemicals.
Gatling Gun? Nope.
Mortars? Nope.
Missiles? Nope.
Long range laser canons? Sure.
Sniper Rifle? Nope.
Firestick that shoots super far? Sure, with charms.

I don't know, I sure as heck wouldn't think of Creation as being bronze age. I'm not even sure what that means in the context of a fantasy setting with magic that's so prevalent.

>>97262998
>I don't know, I sure as heck wouldn't think of Creation as being bronze age.
Most of civilized Creation isn't in the Bronze age technologically. Sure there's probably some places where civilization collapsed, but most of the societies we see have probably pulled themselves into the Iron Age with weird gonzo leaps in strange places. Bronze Age is more of an aesthetic painted on.
And for missiles, they had Thousand Forged Dragons for a rough equivalent.

>>97261300
>>97261339
I've done it. I just have the wyld hunt kinda suck at their job and the mortals and small gods prefer and help you. It's that shrimple.

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>>97262346
anon my sweet fool
there is no game
it isnt real

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>>97262336
no
you are bad at writing

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>>97258328
>https://files.catbox.moe/55w6b5.pdf
nice job weirdo
this is some good sci-fantasy

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>>97262395
:) thanks! i also made a character sheet
>https://files.catbox.moe/akn44e.pdf

>>97262336
Yep. You might not like the response but if you'd have just posted the thing instead of trying whatever this is, it would have gone better.

>>97260787
>i suggest you to preheat your resin in a bath of hot water
That might help with initial build plate adhesion, but when the print gets to the bit that failed there the vat will have been back to room temperature for a good while already.

>>97260828
i just have to assume it has to do with reflow of resin because of how the print failed but yeah if its temp probably cant be fixed by pre heating, only other thing that comes to mind for me is if the anon had to add more resin mid print and thats kinda where the failure happened, not enough resin to reflow for a couple of layers, some layers printed half way yadda yadda

>>97250366
Might have been the cold temperature impacting the bed. Putting a lid on the enclosure seems to have fixed it.

>>97257900
Damn, I've always side eyed the tank cleaning feature. I run older printers that have an LED test, which I figure later models just relabel. Anyway, I've always put my resin back in the bottle with a strainer to catch possible loose bits floating around, then lay my vat on folded paper towels for a little bit of give but still have the firm backing of the silicon mat and the hard backing of the table. From there, I level the scraper so it's flush and remove any stuck bits. I should note that I use a plastic scraper and the corners are rounded so they reduce the chance of stabbing into the FEP.

I use a paper towel to wipe any uncured resin, expose that to UV light, and throw it away. The vat gets a quick IPA wipe down from there.

>>97258437
is this a stand alone program or a slicer plugin?

>>97263089
>>97263044
>>97262467
as per the 3.5e FAQ:

What exactly does the second effect of protection from evil do, anyway?

[...] The key phrase that defines this particular effect of the spell is as follows: “ . . . the barrier blocks any attempt to . . . exercise mental control over the creature (including enchantment (charm) effects and enchantment (compulsion) effects that grant the caster ongoing control over the subject . . .).”

[...]

The first part of this phrase describes the basic criteria by which the DM should judge protection from evil’s effect: If the incoming effect attempts to exercise mental control over the creature, protection from evil likely suppresses that effect. The parenthetical portion of the phrase provides two specific examples (pointed, obviously, at rules elements of the Player’s Handbook) to help judge what exactly is meant by that:

1. Enchantment (charm) effects. Simple enough--protection from evil automatically suppresses any enchantment (charm) effect, such as charm person or enthrall.
2. Enchantment (compulsion) effects that grant the caster ongoing control over the subject. This is where adjudication gets trickier, because you have to decide what “ongoing control” means. The Sage recommends a broad definition, which includes any non-instantaneous effect that prevents the target from exercising full control over its own actions.

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>>97263308
Personally, I would rule more narrowly than what the Sage advises. As a DM I draw a strong line between the spell granting the caster control of the player, and the spell itself controlling the player. A target rendered confused, as the spell, isn't more susceptible to the requests of the caster, unlike a charm target. Otherwise, Protection From Evil renders the target near-impervious to almost anything mind-affecting, which is too much for a 1st-level spell.

>>97232048
The real question is why is MM5 so damn expensive? I've never seen one live and it's a small fortune on ebay.

>>97263536
It was printed in 2007, the final year before 4e. I have to imagine it was a fairly small print run.

>>97263308
>as per the 3.5e FAQ:
So nothing of substance then? The faq has 2 issue, it has no actualy authority to adjudicate RAw and is run by whatever random writer was in charge of the service that day. The fact they even released Complete Psionic is proof enough that wotc had many shit writers that didn't understand the game they were writing for.

>>97263005
Yeah. Game honestly feels in a pretty weird spot where board and gameplay wise you'd think it would be a board game or at most an LCG but the Japanese addiction to gacha means no, it has to be a tcg, you will open packs looking for the golden foil signed $1000+ dollars cards and you will like it.

>>97261694
>People don't stay invested for whatever reason.
To be fair, people have barely been given the opportunity to be invested. The first English release was basically a self-sabotage shitshow (insert conspiracy theory here for why) and the second release they scrubbed as much of the brand's iconography as possible that was already proven successful in Japan.
All they gotta do is actually bring "Duel Masters" over and not whatever localized abomination Hasbro wants them to.
I agree with that Anon earlier saying that if they bring it over again they should get Takara Tomy to do it. WotC/Hasbro has got no fucking idea how to market a Japanese game.

How do I find game designers to work with me? I'm too lazy to make a game on my own

>>97263608
What kind of game do you want to make?