>>96479931
"I want to give you gold, but not directly."

>>96478886
Thanks, I don't like pseudo-pre-historic settings, but on the other hand Midgard seems interesting.

>>96479931
he's been playing too much dark souls

>>96478210
DND is not authentic at all, it's a hodgepodge of popular pulp tropes and settings from the 1930s-70s. Trying to find authenticity in it is a fool's errand.

Im looking for a game. If anyone is running anything online and would like to give an anon a try feel free to advertise under this post.

>>96479099
>How would we fix Warhammer?
Remove space marines as an army
Instead they're heavy hitting elites for the imperial guard/chaos

>>96479099
There’s something in this image that makes it profound reddit, but I can’t lay my finger on what it is. There’s no way it’s just the shitty helmets.

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>>96479310
Clown elf girlfriend when?

at this point every I've seen every edition be the supposed exact moment 40k died
maybe it was just always shit?

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>>96479214
Why do Primarisfags insist on the size point. Firstborn have also been updated to it. The problem is that Primaris armor, weapons and vehicles just look lame as fuck, simple as.
>to instead it being Vigilius, the Pariah nexus, and where ever the fuck Nids are invading
Anon, don't pretend those settings have any kind of depth, or that modern 40K players even care about that. Pick me up games on the LGS are effectively set nowhere.

It wasn't his time.

>>96480078
SHUT UP.
IT IS ALWAYS MORBIN TIME
SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP

Okay but genuinely it was a titanic fumble to make the Morbius card so shit and lame.
Morbius being Vivi-tier would have been far better.

Anyone rewatching old pro tours lately? Just finished watching 99' finals during my shift at work and I was at the edge of my seat all the time

>>96480103
It's a dogshit card that, once it lands like a wet fart and dies, can be played from your graveyard for another wet fart of an effect.
It's a perfect recreation of Moribundius.

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BAAAHH WII GRAAANNAAA! MIIIIIT NINNII BAAA!

>>96479570
Probably one or two Christmas ornaments.

>>96479570
I swear we did and it was pretty much just castor oil and cosmic brownies

>>96476523
I feel like the ideal gaming food is burritos. They have all the ease of pizza, are similarly economical, and aren't greasy like pizza tends to be.

I tried ordering a Jimmy John's party box for a group once (dinner + leftovers for everyone, just kind of a thank you for being cool), way overpriced.

>>96479001
If only you worked on your art as much as you whine about your boogyman.

>>96479038
>grouph-hound
fuck, gryph-hound.
I curse you autocorrect!

>>96479676
not toxic but you don't want paint particles in your lungs

>>96479843
Is a ffp2 mask enough for that, or are better respirators recommended?

>>96479991
I would get ffp3, ffp2 might suffice however.

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Getting some OSL practice in

>>96470372
While tailored a little more towards the 17th Century, Honor & Intrigue works for everything from the Elizabethan Age to the Napoleonic Wars. Everything you want is there. Plus, it comes with several different variants on dice mechanics. It's a fun period sandbox for the GM and players alike.

>>96470372
Literally all of those work fine in Honor + Intrigue. Grab the Tome of Intriguing Options too.

>>96470372
>Age of Enlightenment, the Age of Exploration and Discovery
>swashbuckling
>piracy
The height of none of that was the 18th and 19th centuries, you retard. How do you not know shit about a period you're so drawn to?

>>96479677
>>96479755
Alright, thanks. No need for citybuilding advice, done that plenty times already myself and I have a solid idea for what I want

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I took a look at the new Curseborne Primal revision. The original rules for them all but killed my interest in the game. You had a chunk of fera who all had the same crinos, and the crinos was less interesting than glabro. Now everyone gets a generic list of 6 traits, and another from their family, and you pick 2 from each. There is also a soft rage mechanic

All get these, and enhancement is extra successes when you roll at least 1, and tricks are stunts you can spend extras on
>+1 Enhancement that stacks on all physical actions
>+1 Enc. that stacks on all influence actions relating to intimidation
>+1 Enc. that stacks to defensive actions
>Regenerate 1 injury at the end of the round, unless it came from an attack using the Magical tag or spells
>Any of the four above shifts applied a second time
>Distraction is also an Influence Trick

As an example the spider/insects get this list
>Establish Grapple is also a Ranged Combat Trick
>1 natural armor (Padded ×1, Spiked)
>Unarmed attacks have the Elemental Attunement: Darkness and Poisoned tags
>Vision is unimpeded in the Darkness area effect

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>>96479848
Wait to elaborate, I've done plenty of citybuilding in other RPG's if there is something specific to Vampire I'm all ears

>>96479873
I was just going to suggest a method I enjoy for filling out the characters of the city, especially how to design a vampire court.

>>96479755
Nta, but I'd be interested in some citybuilding advice, if you've got some to share. I like to read how people do that stuff

>>96478619
It says singers don't impose gender binaries as much. I'm not sure how you're getting from that to "humans have no sexual dimorphism". Sexual dimorphism isn't even mentioned in that passage at all.

>>96478625
What's funny is that Sanderson in all of his shit has gender roles as typically being "men should act like men and women should act like women". Scadriel has women being expected to be feminine even if they are warriors, while Roshar wants them to conform to the traditions of their culture. Individuals are definitely a bit all over the place in how they interact with it, but not in a way I'd describe as WOKE, and I'd wager the warning is actually there because of all the weird gender role nonsense that's in the book that doesn't even exist in our reality, like safehands and shit. Anon just seems like they're jumping at shadows.

>>96478810
Why's that funny? That's just how it works.

>>96478619
Anon, you're just having over a crashout over a term you haven't looked up the definition of. Like, no shit genders differ in more ways than purely surface-level biology, but there is a difference between those differences existing independently and society dictating what those differences should be.

Gender Binaries isn't "men tend to like X/women tend to like Y", it's "men should like X/women should like Y, otherwise you're unmanly/unwomanly".

>>96479555
Oh, I just thought it was funny that the series is much more traditional than the anon seemed to think.

>>96475280
Its been possible for a long time but its ultimately no big deal because its like some turn 4 play when the reality of the game is, practically all rears these days come onto the field instigating a draw or a top check. So by the time it hits a properly built deck has like 3 of their 4 sentinels and 5 triggers and hard guards 1, takes Lianorn or the other RG,hard guards Lianorns weak ass restand and PGs the other 2 or 1 depending on damage

Then come (you)r turn you just blow them up with some equally annoying wombo combo like what Ignis or Vygilla can pull out of their ass thanks to all the generous CB that provided

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>Argo Siren and Zorga both recently mogged Lianorn
If only you guys knew how mid Lianorn really is

>>96477402
didnt argo sirens get some good shit in dzbt10?

>>96475265
Over the past decade or so, the game of 40k has gone through several editions intended to simplify and streamline the dense and complex ruleset required to accommodate so many and such wildly varied factions as the game has (how well they've done is up for debate, but that's the goal). This has been wildly successful commercially, with the game being more popular than ever, and lots of new blood being brought in, but has also lead to deeply entrenched grogs grumbling about the good old days along with a massively larger competitive scene that GW caters quite a bit too, with frequent (currently every three months) rules updates based on tournament results and player feedback (mainly coming from the tournament players).

>>96478184
They probably thought it'd be too much effort to make double versions of all the cards, since then they'd need twice the art and make sure the flavor fits and all that. Now they're forced to do that anyway with the spider-man set.

>>96478867
seems cumbersome to keep track of but yeah making new additions every year is prone to get some powercreep issues eventually and banning a unit seems like the worst solution.
that being said even magic has had some rules changes of all things when bans are not enough and warp the game so much they have to either nerf a whole mechanic or change it for god knows what reason. shit sucks over here in that regard too so if that is the only negative, magic wins the shittyness award out of the two

>>96470678
>Mtg went so easily into UB because the core of the game will always be goo
Every single card game Richard Garfield designed after MtG has better fundamentals.

>>96468311
>robert... this rock pisses me off

>>96479562
Bushiroad/10 (meaning the game system is probably fun, but the balance is probably piss-poor and plagued with power-creep). If you're interested in it, Rebirth for You is it's alive successor game, also ran by Bushi (both are JP-only).

>>96464102
Dimension Zero is the game he's talking about, I think. There's a video essay on it out there somewhere, but I forget. I think Ikeda worked on it while he was at Broccoli

>>96479727
>Dimension Zero is the game he's talking about, I think.
Loosely knowing the rules and history of D0, I don't think it's the game he's talking about. There isn't any obvious 'do nothing' strategy unless its a specific win card and most reports I've seen had it critically lauded. Its failure was chalked up to the interaction complexity of the game putting people off (just about everything had flash, for starters). The designer made Fairy Tale before D0, and took the lessons from D0 to make Vanguard, so I don't think Ikeda is talking about Nakamura either.
You might be onto something by looking into Broccoli though. They did have a fair few other card games.

>>96474143
>UAnons
I laughed.
No one plays that game here

>>96479866
All good points. Like I said I knew nothing about D0 other than that it flopped and made problems for Broccoli at that time.
Does anyone here know about their other TCGs? The only other ones I know are Z/X and Aquarian Age, but Z/X is still alive and Aquarian Age doesn't fit the description at all.

>>96479562
Victory spark was somehow even more random and substanceless than other bushi titles at the time.

>>96478797
My best advice is to not have more than 2 projects on the go at any time. That way you can procrastinate on one while working on the other, then swap when you get bored of it.

>>96454781
>otherwise you wind up with high level slaughter house workers due to all of the pigs and chickens they keep killing
You don't get XP for killing, you get XP for overcoming challenges. Slaughtering a farm animal is no more of a challenge for a slaughterhouse worker than making a pair of shoes is a challenge for a shoemaker.

>>96479565
Yeah, I was swapping between making a video game and writing my campaign setting.

>>96471389
E6 means that you stop gaining levels at 6, not that you stop growing more powerful.

>>96479745
>You don't get XP for killing, you get XP for overcoming challenges.
You get xp for both. That's why Evil creatures are able to level so fast, because killing a helpless creature is as much xp as defeating the same creature in open combat.

>>96477807
>>96478141
I think I remember Jellymon being rogue playable in JP since they got the RB set earlier than we did, relative to other sets, so she might be salvageable.

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>>96478017

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>>96478017
>""event"" is just a set rotation

>>96479613
>no royal knights or half the omni pieces
I'll take it

>>96479613
I like it since it gets a lot of people to try something different

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>>96479050

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>rin

>>96478608
>anyone have an idea how strong Upunth's dream stance stuff is supposed to be? seems like it's allow some pretty high tier nonsense.
Upunth is the best "Magic Martial" mentor by a wide margin, he handily bears Xet and Zlata in their respective strengths (Reality Warping Hax >>> Rage Strength Boost/Defensive Aura). Only a combination of their two styles could pose a threat to him. Also remember how his description says that even he himself hadn't reached the full potential of his style. So the limits are still blurry given even greater credentials to it.

>>96479062
anal rape
strangle her

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Hey, Anons, I'm the creator of the latest "unplayable" cyoa. Full adventure: https://www.imgchest.com/p/lqyemdxdx7d

I need feedback on the companions. Specifically on those that are bad and I should throw them out, and suggestions for companions to add (bc I just writing in random ideas and I feel like I missed some must-have archetypes).

>>96416964
A far worse version of Mutants and Masterminds.

>>96404006
You really triggered the shit lords with this post

Aspergers will never understand the nuance of imaginative play.

They literally only understand literal instructions. They are incapable of imagining anything. This is why they sperg over anything that deviates slightly from whatever their autistic thing is.

>>96401003
default initiative just slows down the game and is bad for player engagement. My players just forget to plan their turns until I say their name, but forcing fast/slow turns from SotDL gets them more engaged without much thinking involved. It just goes like
>player fast phase
>enemy fast phase
>player slow phase
>enemy slow phase
"fast" phase you either take a move action or perform another action, but not both. "slow" lets you do both like a standard turn. Mostly what happens is players who don't need to move will go in the fast phase, then enemies who don't need to move will attack, then players who need to move will take a standard turn, then any enemies left will move and attack.
The biggest benefit is you start a round asking "who wants to go fast" and it forces players to think of what they're going to do ahead of time, because the entire round feels like their "turn". Martials can roll while the wizard thumbs through his spells, and players can move in an order that benefits cooperation.

>>96471537
Roll a Basic Attack but if it beats the enemy's let's say Reflex, the enemy is blinded and is fighting with an -4 to attack rolls until his next turn. He will of course will need a free hand, but dropping an object or weapon is a free action so it's gucci if they're full.