>>96641617
It is fun, but it will take a lot of time, which I dont have.

>>96641645
It was an unrelated charity though

Hey anon, what would be a good master path for an orc->Priest of the old gods-> Gothi? Depending on how things go my campaign might become orc heavy. Normally I'd say Graven but unfortunately this requires orcs to not be retarded

So the Demon Lord Engine feels like SDL without exactly the thing that drew people to it, scatological memes aside. Discourse I've seen for Weird Wizard already seem to be disappointed at how "generic" the game feels like, but if I'm understanding it correctly it's basically a way to have a standard set of rules for potentially different settings like Stars Without Number?

Anyone tried the new adept yet? Some of the talents look kinda busted.

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

>>96644580
God this stings

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>>96646115
N, it's, uh, maroon and slate? Clearly!

>>96644750
Because they're c*tholics

>>96648196
Wood nut in cider.

>>96648196
She's horned... But also monke.
How strange.

>>96640813
If Reality Fracture is like Planar Chaos, then we'll be getting some tertiary color pie pieces, which means monocolor decks will be eating very well.

>>96647744
>tertiary color pie pieces
what do you mean

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i like the design of this card

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>>96647701
>>96646947
>>96645719

boys the set is literally called spider man, just play all the spider men

Imagine Ashlizzlle's pale butt....

>>96647595
elves being varied is baked into their DNA from tolkein splitting up the high elves and the wood elves, to even norse mythology having the light elves and dark elves
dwarves however, are interesting in their niche of being overall consistent throughout fiction with variations being rare. i mean its kind of neat that they're almost always just short angry dudes who like to dig. being consistent fits much more in their conservative nature
trying to vary them always feels a little forced and doesn't really push the identity anywhere.
even the picture is less of different dwarf cultures, more different dwarf

Age of Sigmar tries to push the dwarf identity but instead of 3 developed dwarf cultures among order, they just feel a little under developed. except chaos dwarfs, people seem to like them

>>96647638
>more different dwarf
different dwarf roles

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Elves rapidly adapt to their environments, a requirement for the species considering the lengthy intervals between subsequent generations thanks to their extremely long life spans and low birth rates.

If an elf lives long enough on an island, they will become an Island Elf. Place them in a desert, and they will eventually become a Desert Elf. Leave one in a tavern too long, and you might come back to a Tavern Elf.

>>96647595
There's different dwarf subspecies too. For some reason dwarves just don't get shit on as much for it, probably because outside of a few dwarf autists no one really gives a fuck.

>>96647595
There are other kinds of dorfs.
But "elf" has long been used as a term for all sorts of magical folk.

>>96648062
Dance Bard gets *Dance* Evasion, meaning any allies that can see them also get evasion from the same attack.

In my mind, this looks like spontaneous choreography

>>96647173
I might go with the Gladiator Fighter in Unearthed Arcana in that case, actually.

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>>96648084
yes, but at 14th level.

dance bard seems fun, doign s small foot flutter while snapping my figners in order to get advantage on intimidating checks seems funny.

>>96648089
Gladiator seems like a stand out option, its full of great features. Which is why i'm so pissed that wotc won't make a good game. We don't need more subclasses. We need FEATS and a useable magic item system to customize our existing characters. Campaigns last years, we don't need new subclass options we can't use every 6 months.

we really just need a 5.75e

>canabalize a bunch of class/subclass features and turn them into feats
>everyone gets mroe feats
like, "wild shape" feat that gives you 2 uses of druids wild shape/long rest if you're a druid, they're added to your wild shapes uses you have now.

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I'm basing my wizard appearance on Gojo Satoru.
and some of his personality.

>>96646646
Do you roll for each day of the journey as a whole?
One good and one bad thing doesn’t sound too bad for what is supposed to be a hazardous trip.

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I have some experience playing and running Fabula Ultima.

I think it is an okay game, but I find characters too simple (short of dozens of sessions into the game and its slow progression), and I am not a fan of how much the system relies on identifying and hammering at arbitrary damage type weaknesses.

>>96646664
Yeah, you roll for each travel day and highest level of danger for the entire journey is used for the die. So in my above example, it would be 15 rolls of a d10.

>>96646056
Wrong, if the rules aren't there to support the details of a setting there's no reason for them to exist, you can just take your OC setting to D&D 3.5 instead

>>96648198
I'm impressed that someone with a brain injury as obvious and debilitating as yours can even look at a computer screen, let alone type and post.

>>96648135
Your argument is that you'll be an awakened in a technocrat world.

Void Engineers won't even be around much longer since space is bullshit, other dimensions are bullshit, and warp drives are bullshit and everyone knows it. The Union's long been planning to cut the VEs loose. Only Iteration X, Progenitors and either the Syndicate or NWO have a future.

Second of all, It's a TRADITIONS world not a Hermetic world. Etherites will be mowing down monsters with lightning guns and they won't have to shove a chip in your brain to do it.

>>96647931
Get Orpheus in there. Spectres invented fentanyl.

>>96647940
hey you dumb idiot retard, let me explain it to you in a way that hopefully your dumb retard brain can understand
let's look at everything the previous op did
he changed a z to a y in the pastebin link. this made it try to go to a nonexistent pastebin
he changed a 9 to an 8 in the mediafire link. this made it it try to go to a nonexistent mediafire folder
he changed an M from the encryption part of the first mega link to an N. this made the link still go to the actual mega account, but it gives the wrong password, not allowing you to get in
he changed a 4 to a 5 in the encryption part of the second mega link, resulting in the same problem
he changed a P to a Q in the encryption part of the third mega link, again resulting in the same problem
he changed a d to an e in the STV pastebin link, causing it to try and go to a pastebin that doesn't exist
he changed a T to a V in the creation kit mega link. this mega link is different from the others, and it acts more like the mediafire link earlier, so the vandalized link simply goes nowhere
for the bj zanzibar link he changed the 9 at the end of the url to 8, again making it lead nowhere
for the mage link he changed .net to .org, again making it lead nowhere
and for the white wolf wiki he changed .com to .net, again, making it lead nowhere
not a single one of his changes lead to anything nefarious. he's a fag who vandalized the op to make it useless, but that's it. if he had only vandalized the piracy links and hadn't posted a metis character I'd be inclined to put on my tinfoil hat and say he's a white wolf/paradox employee, but he's just a random anon trolling for who knows what reason

>>96648069
It's really the fundamental concept behind Mage which makes it so good
>You are an idealist, an individual
>But everyone else who compromises on their ideals to band together can beat you in a who has the bigger stick fight
>Do you compromise on your ideals like everyone else or fight like a dog?
>Remember, if you're not with them, they think you're against them, because they're idealists and fanatics like you are, deep inside.
>They will come knocking if you decide to run away. Who knows what a fanatic like you could be doing in a place they can't see? It could be dangerous.
>The largest faction outnumbers you a few billion to one; they don't even have sticks to play with, nor ideals to fight with. They just want to live, and they can be convinced that you are a threat to their safety.

>>96648150
No, my argument is that the technocratic world is better for an average loser like me than what the Trads will create if they ever get on top again, and that modern conveniences like toilet paper are awesome and the Trads would take that all away from average losers like me and regress things to how shitty they were before the Technocracy kicked them in their faggot cocks and implemented the Technocratic consensus.

Anons replying to me sucking Satyros cock warped it into something else.

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>>96620692
>Post the real Luminary.
If you mean the one with the alien narrator, it's in the other thread:

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>>96648231
Night

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>>96648234
Winter

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>>96648238
Fear

>>96648231
>the one with the alien narrator
Sorry, typo

>>>96648182

>>96647769
I missed when this was a d20Modern hack. It was so good back then.

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Dominion Rules is a free D12 system. It is best suited for medieval/early modern games. I really like it's combat system where NPCs and players call their actions in reverse initiative order, and then execute them in the initiative order so that fast characters get to react to what slower are going to do. It also has decent magic and priesthood systems. It has some peculiar design choices like making having a grip on weapon against disarming and holding breath into separate skills (I suppose author's games feature a lot of diving and poison gas traps) but they can be ignored.

https://dominionrules.org/

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Copyright neutral Marvel Super Heroes. There is also Advanced FASERIP which adds and tweaks stuff, both are free.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/177913/faserip

The same author has also made free retroclone of old superhero system Golden Heroes, but only distributes it in his personal homepage.

https://gurbintrollgames.wordpress.com/codename-spandex/

>>96646301
Piracy is retarded when there are so many free games that are just better than everything you can pay for.

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White Lies 3e for spy stuff, based on White Box.
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/164226/white-lies

>>96645657
I think you guys need to print some terrains or something. This doesn't look fun to play with

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>>96647146
It's seems based off the General of the Empire kit, the poses are almost the same

>>96648037
I agree. But the DND tiles have one decent advantage for teaching the game: they're flat.
Otherwise they really do suck. Also I'm going to get a proper mat for myself cause that really bugged me. Actually, any recommendations on that?

>>96648191
i feel like every GW game has at least 5 important guys on a horse doing the napoleon pose

>>96648191
It's the Nappypoopoo crossing the alps pose.

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>>96647679
>- What game do you think is overrated,
Dune Imperium (either version). Every time I get dragged into playing it there's a decisive turn where someone is about to win, there's a upset where someone stops them, and the other three players get upset that the game doesn't get to end.
If everyone recognizes that they don't want to play the game why were we playing it in the first place?
>and what similar game would you recommend instead?
Lost Ruins of Arnak. It's not much better, but it is better and it is similar.

>>96647695
...is probably the most boring game in existence.
>a-at least the gameplay is good
"No!" The gameplay is dreadful; the game was terrible. As I played, I noticed that every time a minor power was played, the player did it for the symbols instead of an interesting effect.

I began marking on the back of an envelope every time a card was played for symbols only. I stopped only after I had marked the envelope several dozen times. I was incredulous. Reuss' mind is so governed by bland effects and thinly veiled set collection that he has no other style of gameplay. Later I read a lavish, loving review of Spirit Island by the same Kenneth Johnson. He wrote something to the effect of, "If these manchildren are playing Spirit Island at 31 or 32, then when they get older they will go on to play Phase 10." And he was quite right. He was not being ironic. When you play "Spirit Island" you are, in fact, trained to play Phase 10.

>>96647679
>Mechanism you hate but later came to appreciate
I wouldn't say appreciate so much as "built up a tolerance to". Worker placement. Dedicating a player's limited action economy for future resource gains in order to power future shit they actually want to do? Still utter dog shit game design. Just have players gain X number of resource of their choice per turn and axe that mini-game bullshit. I do not automatically pass on games that feature such a mechanic anymore though.

>Game you think is overrated
Magic. Ashes is better. Summoner Wars is better. Mage Wars Arena is better. Magic is pretty much shit even in the narrow scope of mage vs mage battler games.

>What board game opinion do you completely disagree with
Components don't matter.
That's a terrible opinion. Components are a foundational aspect of a game. Good components won't make a bad game become good, but bad components can absolutely make a good game become bad. I'm NOT talking about miniatures and other stuff like them, but core components like card stock being cheap in a game with a lot of shuffling.

>>96647679
>Bonus question: What is your favorite game by Kramer & Kiesling (either together as a team or individually)?
El Grande (Kramer)
Renature (Kramer & Kiesling)

>>96648074
Thank you for your service, anon

>>96647547
All that rage could've been redirected into calling your mum and it would've made you a much happier person

>>96647687
>>96647613
She died fighting for limited edition pokémon product now worth 5.46$ more than it did in the blackfriday of '06

>>96636837
Most people are just there to open packs or play a game. I was a spaghetti autist at 17 going to an LGS and there were always dudes asking me to go for a quickie. Never even had to open my mouth other than to say "Yeah, sure" and have some fun.
It's closed now though and I just buy cards online or at the mall/Target.

>>96636837
Pokemon, you ahould be fine with the people. Generally you get 3 and a half types of groups with it.

You've got the comp players, who generally do like to have new people playing, you've got the autists that share some overlap with comp, and you've got the actual children+parents playing to accompany them.

One Piece and Dragon Ball, I'm not too sure about, but it's probably kkostly comp and autists you'd have to deal with, and most of the time if you introduce yourself and play a few ges people get friendly. Just make sure to clean yourself up, put on deodorant, and try to not be a YGO player.

>>96645642
The rest of the deck comes in GD02, from bandai starter decks basically only the LRs and 1 or 2 other cards will be good

>>96647592
It's important to remember that GW is shit and his narratives are bad.
I never got the impression that it was as great a wank at all. Curious and slightly disturbing twist story, but nothing special.
In fact it WAS supposed to be right and for eldar to treat anyone seriously for a change.

Modern 40k can go fuck itself with a chainsword.

>>96648081
All I ask is another path of the dark eldar or Valedor.

OK. How would tau be different if they were designed by the dark eldar? Harlequins? Necrons? Orks?

>>96648140
>big stompy robots
>lotsa dakka

How do you know they didn't? Perhaps the ethereals report to an increasingly exasperated ork mek who keeps telling them they're "doing it wrong"

>>96648140
>
Lol, well...
For instance, Tau already have certain traits, as their tech was reverse-engineered and scavenged from Imperial.
They'll be the Farsight enclaves basically, who were influenced by the orks. Except global expansionists, braver and less agreeable. Also actual warp tech and speedy transport.
The joke of making Grots out of blue cows went out of control.

Necrons would probably be the same actually. Since it will also be a joke, because necrons need no help.

I don't think Dark Eldar would even go for something like this. Too boring.

Kind of gay that everyone is so eager for there to be some big reveal of grander purpose and secret goings on, I'm pretty happy with them just being a bunch of aliens and they just work like this.

Treating warhammer like a big mystery just waiting to be solved is half the cause of all the worst shit that goes on there.