>>96603316
I can't say, I have seen either the griffon or salamander model on 3D cult.

>>96603316
Sadly. All, I could find on 3Dcults are theses and they are recreations and not scans.

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/salamander-like-vehicle-wh40k?srsltid=AfmBOoompQ0B60Jr2NMSK6Tt8UYebn04q0x0EBnRuwU8e2gCJk8P8ErF

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/griffon-like-vehicle-wh40k

Griffon is very clearly an attempt.

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>>96605445
Can't say i have seen this on telegram.

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>>96605456
>>96605456
That's a 2003 or earlier model, no wonder 3d printers wouldn't have it.

Like half of the most wanted stuff from forge world is like 1999s material that 3D printers just never got scans of, I have some of the stuff from 1998.

I'm going to sell it soon but, it will be extremely upmarked given the extreme rarity of what i have.

Here's some of the guard stuff from 2003-2000 used in conversions.

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>>96605456
>>96606226
found this in the pack that has been mentioned way too many times lately

>>96606090
I have sent an email fo GW for Rhino door and they said me that I can return the item and get the money back because it's pointless to return it since all doora have 3d printed lines. I saw a friend model and after painting and varnishing the lines are not visible.

>>96606305
*Pointless to ask for a replacement

>>96606305
But the lines are so prominent, though. How can a thin couple of paint coats and some varnish even that out?

>>96605765
You sure can.
Can I interest you in 6 tribunes?
Or 3 greater demons?
Or my favourite, 10 paragon legion champions with jumppacks and meltabombs + 1 legion chaplain with jumppack and then you attach them to a 10 man praetorian command squad with a master of descent from the primary detachment.

>>96606090
'REMIUM 'RODUCT 'OVE, 'EST 'INIATURES 'N THA 'HOLE WORLD!
This has been an issue since they released the mechicum AT knights. They haven't changed since then
But the first image is a mold slip not a print line issue you would think they would replace THAT

>>96606166
>>96606211
>>96606255
>>96606266
>Four dubs in a row
The God-Machine approves these messages.

>>96606287
I want out of this GodMachine-created timeline.

>>96605958
The alternative is having all of your work fed to AI without a cent going your way.

>>96606064
It was poorly handled in general, with a couple of especially weird project managers.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jun/05/world-of-darkness-the-inside-story-mmo-ccp-white-wolf

>Most of the sources spoken to for this piece identified the same problematic CCP manager, who had little vision for what the finished game would look like.

>“Not once could he answer any question about moment-to-moment gameplay or areas of focus,” says one source. “Instead, he preferred to deliver buzzword-laden rambles… It was not uncommon for him to communicate in onomatopoeia.

>"I once saw him looking over the shoulder of a programmer at some bit of User Interface the poor guy had hacked together. He straightened up, put fingers to lips and said, ‘No, this isn't it at all. Make it more... psssshhhh’ He hissed on his fucking fingertips, like the air coming out of a bicycle tire, and then just walked away.”

>>96606629
>>"I once saw him looking over the shoulder of a programmer at some bit of User Interface the poor guy had hacked together. He straightened up, put fingers to lips and said, ‘No, this isn't it at all. Make it more... psssshhhh’ He hissed on his fucking fingertips, like the air coming out of a bicycle tire, and then just walked away.”
Truly a modern da Vinci.

>>96606006Is
in /greatcthulhudreams

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>>96595802
Requesting the Foundry Module for Cosmere RPG: Stormlight Stonewalkers Adventure

>>96598681
ss oioe35

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Tried this once before and got pretty lucky.
Heres my wannabe collection of anthro/sci-fi/post-apoc faggotry <<<<<<<
Cheers in advance for any help!

The game I was requesting was already here, thanks lad!
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>>96599402
Someone sent me 2 of them in the sharethread, there's also Glory of the High One in the vola I think. I got Path of the Adept and Lands in Chaos here, you want them? I think they're clean at least

>>96597431
I think I answered that question for you back then in regards to SotDL and the person who responded to me about my mistake with SotWW may have forgotten to tag you.

So the Cavalier Master Path, and optionally used with the Knight Errant Expert Path could work. I'm unfamiliar with how big the dragons you're talking about are, but you could reflavor the Horse statblock and have it be able to fly. Or if you really need it to be more powerful, create it with the Hybrid monster in the Secrets book. Though be aware Cavalier increased both HP and movement speed for mounts.

>>96578292
What are the best odds of making that Will challenge roll?

>>96596250
How the fuck can Schwalb be in financial troubles? He's one of the biggest names in the entire industry.

>>96600024
>To cast lvl 10 spell you need 10 power.
You mean to learn a lvl 10 spell. You can cast it from a scroll regardless of power, and that's what the high-level spells were designed for.

In a medieval/fantasy setting, I was planning on having a nation that had an abundance of metals at their disposal, and were supposed to be higher "tech"/quality compared to the others(even though magic and stuff exists).
How effective or capable would an army be if the main weapons of their troops were crossbows instead of swords, maces, etc? I don't want them far enough along that gunpowder weaponry is the standard loadout, so just how viable *are* crossbows?
I'm trying to imagine them like a more modern military, but obviously guns, engines, and the like don't exist and its just armored men with crossbows, ballistae on wheels, deployable cover, repeating variants.

>>96605744
Crossbows (which in this case were functionally much more similar to bows than later variants) were used heavily in ancient China, but after the advent of not completely shit armor, crossbows fell out of use as a primary weapon of war in favor of bows since ranged warfare became a numbers game. There was also the repeating crossbow which was more of a personal defensive weapon analogous to a derringer since they had crap range and penetration.

Later European crossbows were used as a way to offload the cost of training soldiers onto weaponsmiths since they took less skill to use than bows at the cost of being much more resource intensive to produce and maintain and having a lower firing rate. At that point they were mainly a weapon for sieges, instead of open warfare, where you're going to be dealing with emergency forces with less training and a lot of protracted firing from cover to make up for their low firing rate and incentivize their range and accuracy advantage over bows.

Magical weaponry enhancements/magic as an alternative makes any analysis I can offer conditional, but to be frank, absent armor being behind the times or magic making them fire faster or shred armor, specializing in crossbows doesn't make much sense. Like maybe you could sell it if it's a wealthy nation especially concerned with national defense, but that would be it.

>>96605744
honestly the very concept of a medieval fantasy nation working like a modern military is wrong on so many levels, but disregarding that the first real professional armies that literally reformed european warfare was the pike and shot formation. my suggestion is to give them that

>>96606332
Appreciate the detailed reply.
Yeah, the whole thing about their effectiveness versus armor was something I was unsure about. Like if they cant punch through armor, it does seem like it all falls apart. I imagine the concept would be a bit more functional if the fights were on a smaller scale rather than a full battle.

>>96606481
I didn't really know how to word it. What I was basically trying to get at was whether or not a projectile-based military would actually work "back then" if resources permitted. I was really hesitant to put "modern military" in there because I didn't want to give the wrong idea. I was thinking about Pike & Shot, the whole idea of spears combined with muskets and such, but as I recall, that was at a point in time where those weapons basically made armor irrelevant, and I wasn't sure if a crossbow could compare to it.
Maybe giving them early firearms would be the way to go.

>>96606534
then you get something like the english army during the 100 years war. The longbowmen were trained infantrymen, carrying swords and maces and perfectly capable of holding themselves in melee and made then brunt of the english force during their more successful years in the war. It also helps that they were recruited from the peasantry.
Still note that the army was covered by units of billmen aka spearmen along with knights mountain and dismounted.
If you want them to be superior in tech have specially trained units of them with composite longbows. They would make a devastating force in a late medieval battlefield.

It still wasnt a force completely based on ranged combat, the only way this would be available is with horse archer armies but i guess it's the closest to what you want in term of function.

On a final note, crossbows could very well pierce armor and they were superior to most bows for the entire of the late middle ages. Their power and penetrating ability could ony be rivaled by the greatest of longbows and expertly made composite bows. They were adopted by the muslim states after the crusaders due to their efficiency despite having long and excellent archery traditions. They were simply an addition and not a replacement for conventional archers though.

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>>96606205
Thank you, I like the royal assassin a lot

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>>96606523
The art for that belongs to sCreeble, maker of Mundus Carnis, cool idea that I'm currently running a game in the setting.

I really dig the style you've got going on, are these critters just straight out of your head or do they take inspiration from somewhere?

>>96606216
I made one up in highschool with the concepts of "proper letters" that could only be used at the start of a sentence, a more base tone required to speak it, and the formal language being easier to write but harder to speak and the common language being easy to speak and hard to write.
But I wrote it in a notebook and that was over a decade ago. It no longer exists.
So whatever the hell they speak in Fantasy.

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>>96539933
That one's going in the book.

>>96555736
I kinda did this, with a little bit of goblin sprinkled on top, but they're not dwarves because it's a furfag setting.

>>96606216
It's either Khuzdul or Khazalid. Of the two Khazalid might actually be more "complete" since the dwarves in LotR were notoriously secret about their language.

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>>96570544
Ganon-Dorf

>>96606426
The IS united against the ckans, then gave a collective shrug when Terra fell and Alaric declared himself First Lord. We've yet to see how it pans out.

>>96606317
Fucking nice anon. Looks good mate.

>>96606457
It doesn’t look good on their Codex.

>>96606426
Did they really win or did they just pull a Korean war and push the end result to a later date?

Post-Jihad, does the Lyran Commonwealth still go with the reporting name "Galahad" for the Glass Spider?

I ask because didn't Defiance Industries reintroduce the original Galahad (the Glass Spider being based on the Galahad is why it was named after the generally extinct mech) through the GLH-3D variant? If that were the case, would the Lyrans still use "Galahad" when discussing the Clan-built derivative of the Galahad or go with "Glass Spider"?

Hey I’m new to Kingdom Death. Assembling Fade right now why are there two swords?

>>96601850
Not normally, but the Flower Knight expansion has a piece of gear that lets you do so.

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Down a player since one of our number left for college, but the rest of the gang got together to resume the campaign this week. Lantern year 22.

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I sadly don't really get to play KDM much, but finally got this resin guy painted up for a skirmish warband.

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>>96606605
Ran out of steam a bit near the end, but I think he looks eye catching enough.

>>96598317
A euphemism for buttsex that I never explain.

>>96598317
I made paladins completely OP
Also I added the draph because I like giant buff guys on shortstacks. They're not really draph but that's the inspiration.

>>96606518
Now that I think about it that whole setting is pure self-indulgence. I throw everything I want into it. It serves as the trashcan to not preserve my more serious worlds.

>>96603348
Fuck, he's right I must add this

>>96598628
I reduce a lot of insects in my setting, and use crustaceans adapted to the air instead, because they don't produce me so much ick.
Isopods of the size of a fit for all kidns of detritus and have flesh easy to take out, and are a mild, prawn flavour with a little earthy flavour (nearly nothing if you take out the tripes).

I wonder why not many people play Bughouse. It's fun and you don't need to memorize openings.

>>96594646
Can he get a GM norm with the tourney in Madrid?

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mmmh not enough Annas

>>96520400
>opencut chair to allow better access to the ass
nice

>>96540097
will you stop horseing around/spoiler]

>>96605725
Topics don't drop off. The posts are not even archived. And most importantly, I was asleep and so simply responding to posts since I last checked the thread.

>>96605732
>This is just a brain dead response. "[CLASS A] gets a bag of tricks & can also do [CLASS B]'s job very easily"

>"Uh yeah but have you considered [CLASS B] could beg for assistance from [CLASS A]?"
As D&D is a system designed for party interdependency, having gaps that you need another member for is actually worthwhile. The problem isn't that Wizards can do everything without a Fighter, because it's still drastically more slot-economical to deliver a Fighter instead of pure spell answers, it's that the Fighter has almost no ability to contribute outside this and so very easily gets stuck in a rut of repetitive and reactive behavior in anything else.

>A fighter gets winged boots, while the wizard gets flying spells, the fighter gets a bag of tricks while the wizard get summoning spells, the difference being that wizard spells are more temporary but interchangeable while magic items are more concrete. How do we prevent a wizard from getting both? Make spells as rare & equivalently expensive as magic items. Do that & everything evens out.
No, it just means that the Wizard now has an easy way to get permanent versions of their divergent buffs in exchange for the now-redundant ability to cast it hard, and cripples crafters who'd diagetically supply desired items for more niche strategies to the Fighter as you've inflated the few-time input cost. If you want to make spell access a constraint, you can turn down the freebies, make the Spellcraft check an actual problem, then shift spells out of the core Divine lists into topical Domains confining Clerics and Druids so that taking over the Fighter's role requires they refuse an entire category of other problem-solving.

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>>96605732
>Spells are far too ubiquitous & powerfully niche. They have way too wide a range of effects & abilities.
Not a problem if you constrain access to prevent cherry-picking an arsenal of silver bullets from them as is the actual problem. Then you just prune the all-solving hammers and spells you can't fit into the access restrictions.

>Spells need to be cleaned up & replaced by powerful, meaningful spells that work more with your wizard level than the "spell level" if anything, spell levels need to mostly go away.
The slot economy separating degrees of effect even within one area of problem-solving is pretty fundamental and CL scaling already exists. You'd be better served starting with Psionics and compacting topics into Augmentation of the minimum effect set than overhauling a Vancian baseline.

>>96605791
>It's literally the "Make every class the same with slightly different fluff" that made early 4e complete garbage.
Not quite, there's still fungibility differences of item slots versus spell slots, not that the anon seems to have the slightest clue what that does to the attempted balancing.

>>96605791
Clerics and Druids do not become commoners when they're out of spells. Gish builds also have way the fuck more endurance than Fighters do.

>>96606504
yeah but they do become commoners if they say the gamer word or touch metal

>>96606504
>Clerics and Druids do not become commoners when they're out of spells.
Stock clerics may as well be because pure-[Divine] is incredibly shallow, though you're right on Druids because Wild Shape is hours/level for most of the "baseline" numbers and (Su) so countering it is incredibly niche, blatant, and usually catches a lot of the Fighter's numbers.

>Gish builds also have way the fuck more endurance than Fighters do.
It depends how efficient the Gish's buff routine is versus the Fighter's recovery choices. Combat Vigor in particular healing 4/round for 13 rounds at an investment of three feats from 9th level onwards can grind through a LOT of shit.

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>>96605408
I'm working on it, though there's still a ways to go.

>>96605114
Just the usual stormwind fallacy rubbish. There’s a very good reason I never join 4chan games and actively discourage game finding on here.

>>96605944
What if they combo more than 2 classes?

>>96604031
>Warlock (hexblade)
>Would it be worth taking the heavy armor feat?
No.

>>96604562
>Tfw I'm playing a Fiend Warlock in my one current campaign
>Tfw she's apparently a Succubus who calls me a good boy when I help her
She hasn't even made me do bad things yet, I have helped her thwart some other fiend that wanted to fuck her up.

>>96581323
The Force is the great balancer. Whenever evil reigns, good rises to stop it. Whenever good prospers, evil festers. The council and the republic had the right idea in squashing all emotion, good and bad, to retain balance through stagnancy. The greatest good is through apathy so that the Force will never stick its filthy little fingers into the plot and make a movie about your era.

I could use some advice on a few things here, i'm running a D6 campaign, those old west end game guys. Anyways, when i create maps what's a good size? I have trouble getting my players to move beyond 5 ft every fight, EVERY fight, and it doesn't help that even common rifles have 100 on medium range. I'm also trying to do a clone wars starfall, changing up some things, but what's a good replacement for the walker in this era? Because the clone walker is ridiculous and stupid, and not boss worthy.

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>>96603398
Here are the costs. From what I saw, people are building the commander at around 150ish, but the operative can go as low as around a 100.

>>96604160
I'd honestly rather play Saga if I wanted a Star Wars d20.

>>96605598
The childhood slavery, the jedi telling him 'no family for you!', then losing his mother and then his wife
Also the Sith Lord who corrupted him I guess.