>>96646195
How are Saiyans mummies?

>>96646186
Vegeta: The Jobbing.

>>96646217
Only power-wise. Mummies btfo everyone with high enough power level and no paradox. People also keep forgetting they exist so they don't expect the hit. Marauders though literally will be your anime villain landing down to blow up the city with martial arts and disappear.

Are Amenti just Osiris smuggling loyal souls from the destroyed Dark Kingdom of Sand into fresh Earth bodies?

>>96646260
not "just" because the amenti are also looking for worthy souls in the remaining mummy old guards to shredder to make more amenti

>>96645983
>Why use contested rolls instead of just using the scaling DC available to the monk class? Because I didn't think of that, I thought of how much better the BM's Disarming Attack was and didn't want to step on his toes, so I just took the Optional Rule Disarming Action and turned it into a Ki Feature.
>Great, so you spend a ki point and you increase the throw range of the snake by 6 feet at 5th level, and up to 12 feat at 17th level?
That's a bonus, the main point of Fanged Javelin is to allow you to make a second throw without using the Serpent's Action, allowing it to also do a bite attack after your multiattack. At lvl 11 it also allows you to use Rotting Toxins to deal a lot more damage as it only activates if you use Ki.

>>96635827
I'm tired of this masterwork bastard sword crap. Katanas deserve better.

>>96641743
Sam Witwer? Starkiller?

>>96646067
>Because if I make a subclass based on the Amphistaff, the living anti-personnel combat staff/whip/spear that is also a semi-independent snake

That sounds less like a subclass, and more like a artifact weapon. If you're gonna make it a subclass, then the snake IS the subclass. The monk doesn't also get additonal class features on top of it. Look at the drake warden

>Drakewarden
>3rd level
ribbon, cantrip, a pet, and how to summon it
>7thg level
improvment to the pet, and shared bonus to the ranger and pet
>11th
improvment to the pet
>15th
improvment to the pet, and shared bonus to the ranger and pet


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>>96646295
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>3rd level
a ribbon, a pet, and how to summon it, e̶v̶a̶s̶i̶o̶n̶ ̶f̶o̶r̶ ̶y̶o̶u̶r̶ ̶p̶e̶t̶, transfoming power for your pet, and [one] weapon form

>6th
>shared life essence, scarf form, another weapon form, potent venom
shared life essence: the snake gains the benefits of ki empowered strikes and evasion when the monk gains these features
potent venom: add a second martial arts die to the serpents venomous bite

>11th
>shared life essence 2, another weapon form, and Baisic Inoculation:

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>>96638368
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/190631/white-box-fantastic-medieval-adventure-game

>>96644865
>>96644874
>>96644887
could you please add a few selling points, osr-kun?

>>96642034
>>96641504
>>96638566
These all rule.
>>96638368
darkshire.net/jhkim/rpg/freerpgs

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>>96638368
https://yochaigal.itch.io/cairn-players-guide
https://yochaigal.itch.io/cairn-wardens-guide

>>96638368
Is this out of curiosity or are you that against piracy that you refuse to play anything but free stuff?

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>I have no face and I must scream.
How does this thing see?

>>96646297
>Assuming a magical entity perceives the world as we do
NGMI

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There better be fucked up weird little guys like Stream Hopper in the new lorwyn

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People would be mad if Lorwyn Eclipse didn't have any generic tribal cards in the set itself, right? As in, all the tribal synergies are specific to each Loywyn species and the closest thing to generic tribal support in the set are all the changelings.

>>96646109
Quite different beasts, anon. Forgetful Fish is more akin to a song using several samples rather than a compilation album.

>>96642892
Not having bigger tits, but being arbitrarily prettier. I'm pretty sure that almost every Abyssal woman is drawn with huge boobs by any standard.

>>96643063
I dunno I lost hope for 3e a while back.

>>96642965
How fuckable is she?

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>>96646086
Out of ten

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What happens when Ceasing To Exist Approach ends?

Are everyone's memories of your false identity erased by Arcane Fate? Do they remember you but think you disappeared without a trace?

Can you get an Artifact with your Background dots, bury it in a treasure chest before ending the Charm, then dig it up in your true identity; or try to set up something to get the organization you are suddenly leading bequeathed to one of your old Resplendent Destinies?
(I'm guessing the Storyteller would make it easier said than done, of course)


Just...
I think I understand what happens when you activate the Charm.

But how does everything resolve when it *ends*? What happens when your actual identity begins to exist again?

Also, I'm guessing that any children under Ceasing To Exist would take after the original identity instead of the current one? Is that correct?

>>96644683
Yes they are.
If you're making it cute or fuckable its not cosmic horror anymore.
The overall enshitificaton of all things via marketing has made cosmic horror into a soda stream flavour. Of course you don't get it.

>>96645135
you say that but you seem to be exclusively triggered by waifus

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the essence of cosmic horror is to suddenly realize you are known by something you cannot know in return. some element of [being known] must be a twist, which is why all good cosmic horror is a slow revelation. now that we as a culture all "know the secret" from cultural inundation, cosmic horror really only works as a surprise facet of a work rather than the main draw.

in other words, and tragically, the storyteller must subvert your expectations to cosmically horrify you. i know, it sucks, but that's how it is.

the simplest formula for cosmic horror is
>write a gang stalking plot but the gang is god and the schizophrenia is contagious

cosmic horror is the feeling you get when you eat half a sandwich and then realize the bread is moldy. and then you see that everyone is eating moldy bread. and they're all laughing and smiling and you can't tell if they're blissfully unaware that they're eating moldy bread or if they are laughing at you for finally catching on. and then you see moldy bread everywhere you go. you've been eating mold your whole life. really, mold has been here longer than you have. and then you hear a voice urging you to eat more mold. surely you're just sick from eating so much mold and not thinking clearly. but what if you're not? what if the mold is something bigger? then you learn your community was founded by persecuted mold cultists. mold cultists? that's preposterous.

and so on and so forth until you kill yourself to cleanse your body of mold and your great grand nephew moves into your water-damaged new england mansion, finds your scribbled journals and lights your house on fire when he realizes it's irrevocably mold-infested

does that make sense at all? cosmic horror is just creative writing to explain what it's like to be autistic or schizophrenic

>>96646213
>cosmic horror is the feeling you get when you eat half a sandwich and then realize the bread is moldy.
beautifully put, this is exactly why i can't take it seriously

>>96646239
horror, much like comedy, is a product of context and must continually "up the ante" to keep up with the passage of time. shock is key, and things that would terrify an audience in the 1920s would leave a jaded 2020s audience completely unphased.

kind of like how video games have gradually broken the fourth wall more and more often to get an emotional response from a playerbase that has already seen it all

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All done.

>>96645034
paint over the whole thing with enamel, wait for it to partially dry, and then wipe over it with a firm swab dampened with zippo fluid.

>>96645823
Holy what is speedpaint medium primarily made up of?

>>96645963
sick. These guys are underrated.

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And I'm going to leave it here for now. I want to do something with the nipple gun and do some glowing coils on the big gun but that's a later job for when I'm better at doing plasma

>>96645414
Didn't maro say they had plans for 5 marvel sets and it was his favorite IP? I thought they were doing avengers and x men as separate sets

>>96646256
Power creep is real anon. Come to terms with it.

>>96646274
Farewell is like 4 bucks now if youre not a memelord who needs the Spanish version.

>>96646294
>it's literally just Adiós
who authorized this

>>96646294
Speaking of foreign language cards, anyone know a place I could pick up a French Delay without dropping $40? Planning to get it for a buddy for Christmas.

>>96642148
Grim. It had the BX-styled front cover and everything.

>>96642172
Remember to give it the lowest rating.

>>96642128
>>96642158
Thanks for the example. I look forward to running big fights.

>>96640357
Buying equipment and gear is by far the slowest part of char gen, so equipment packages are great for cutting down on time that could otherwise be spent playing. I have six premade equipment packs for each class to roll on (just weapons and armor sets, with a few quirky things here and there) and then everyone rolls or chooses twice on a d20 list of adventuring gear. Works great for me

>>96640357
I think equipment packages are the best way to sped up chargen as long as they are mostly conocerned with small, misc shit like clothing, tools and rations. Important stuff like armor and weapons should be bought directly, specially in AD&D where weapon types actually matter.

>>96645762
>getting my hands on units

huh? if you seriously want to play SPQRslop you could at least mitigate your poor choices by purchasing victrix plastic kits at a significantly cheaper price than Warlord's poor quality resin

>>96645790
I have precisely one victrix miniature >>96617419
But I suppose it makes more sense to choose them over Warlord tiny little Romans

What is the best host system to get into if you don't want to paint TOO much before you play?

Is there a count that's less than Saga or the same but 15mm?

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Honestly idk what kind of furniture eastern eurotards have in their homes

>>96646066
Can't you calculate the difference in length and play Saga in 15mm?

>>96638286
>>96638412
Kek best 'genera'

>>96644757
There's an official CA scheme?

>>96644757
>the official CA scheme
Black and red?

>>96637841
I bet they do a lot of black ops.

>>96645879
>Obsessed with trannies
See a doctor, nobody sees trannies as much as you do

>>96645902
>t.ranny

>>96646015
>Implying implications

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>>96468044
Wings of liberty was based in 2010 and im tired of pretending like it wasnt

>>96645720
As an extension to this, it's worth noting that magical protection still requires the toil of a skilled ward priest and the correct arcane resources to make, even in its simplest form (paint). Not just any pleb can mix manticore's skin oil into damson pulp and talc, wave a femur stave over it and paint the correct symbols onto a warrior and render them immune to enemy magic and certain weapons- it requires a lot of knowledge, skill and experience to do it right, and whilst even simple wards can do incredible things (there are methods to make paint that allows bare skin to be inviolable by conventional attacks from range- arrows will bounce harmlessly away unless you actually stab someone with one by hand!), most commonly attainable wards are fairly specialized and situational, and for outfitting even a small militia the average force is better off investing in conventional body protection. Most warriors in more developed states that use such methods are either mavericks/eccentrics or very highly trained individuals, or wizards themselves. That said, in more tribal/"barbarian" cultures (think the ancient Britons or Germanic tribes at the time of Rome, or a great deal of pre-Roman societies) where access to decent armour is limited but strong traditions of folk magic thrive, it is much more common for warriors- male and female- to rely on wards and to fight scantily clad, to great effect. Necessity is the mother of invention, and often it is genuinely more practical for these people to rely on protective magic than conventional armour, as they completely lack the resources to make large amounts of even basic armour, whilst the wisdom and skill of their mages is some of the greatest in the world (and are often motivated by the desire to preserve their craft and their people rather than money). In fact, many of the finest ward priests are from these backwards people, and great kings have sought them out for their knowledge.

>>96645811
One slight exception to the "the more implausible it is that it would protect anything, the better it is" rule is shields; whilst harder to manufacture than paint, a well-warded shield is still much easier to produce than actual armour, and it is still a shield! In part this is due to the symbolic nature of the shield itself, and in part due to its helpful status as a canvas for applying protective markings. The big downside of shields is that they have to be USED as shields to work; a dragon's burning breath will be harmlessly deflected or even extinguished midair by a properly made fyrebane but just carrying one won't make you fireproof!
Some maniacs actually get wards tattooed directly onto their skin. These wards are some of the most powerful of all, but aside from having the same drawback as paint (must be exposed to work), having warded pigment scribed into your very skin can have very, very bad side-effects, ranging from becoming weirdly magnetic to certain evil spirits and magically-attuned monsters, to being affected by the magic and going mad. A great king whose name is now lost to time once had himself tattooed from head to toe in extremely potent wards, and was rendered borderline indestructible by external forces, but he became consumed with battle-lust and paranoia, to the point that one night he butchered his entire court in a fit of hysteric rage, and then slit his own throat out of a mix of remorse and insanity; in the end, he was his own unmaker.
As a TLDR to all that, the average Joan is probably better fighting with normal armour. If you're facing very specific enemies, filthy rich/well connected, a bit eccentric but with the skill to back it up or if you live in a backwater village that relies on folk magic anyway, a breastplate might actually offer less protection than enchanted ink scrawled on your naked chest.

>>96639366
Reading the short story isn't going to make the face less goofy. Unless the plot involves her shoving a gerbil up her ass and realizing that it's still alive at that very moment.

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>>96636161
The no women way.

>>96645861
What are you smoking, /tg/ is crawling with them.
I don't use /pol/, but they are in pretty much every board I use, except /fit/ maybe.

>>96640640
>something completely different
but also entirely male. Why is this so difficult for you fucking retards to grasp? You can comprehend Sisters of Battle being all female. You can wrap your microscopic pea-brains around Sisters of Silence being all female. You are clearly capable of grasping the idea that single-sexed organisations can form for any number of reasons including merely the result of culture and tradition.

Then the moment you're confronted with one - out of a grand total of fucking *two* - organisations in the setting that are male only you start a pissing and shitting and farting and crying tantrum and start whinging about Muh Inclusion Tho.

Eat. Shit. And. Die. Slowly.

>>96645861
you are fucking deluded if you think so. places like /co/ and our very own /tg/ is infested with both sides wich is why is in such a dogshit state. that and the endless slop threads.

>>96642143
>But we're far past edgy here it's indicative of a set of political beliefs that are plainly illiberal.
So basically, you're admitting Flashgitz are decent human beings. Liberal political beliefs lead to war refugees getting stabbed by schizophrenic nignogs, after all.

>>96646133
Anon, conservatives have repeatedly tried to kill the entire world, you have no place to stand on.
You literally caused the covid 19 plague, 3 months after you removed american funding from a chinese covid research facility, it was "mysteriously" released from that area.
And that's not getting into how you guys protest literally every medical advance, and are currently cutting as much medical research as possible.