>>96910694
Cards
Tattoos
Bile

>>96910790
Making variations on ItO's Arcanum that are still light and work with the system's design intentions is an interesting exercise and way to adapt the game back to a more traditional fantasy dungeon crawl without having to go full Mythic Bastionland levels of involvement.
>>96910817
>Ashes
Nice.
There's a decent inspirational magic spell/ability table in Mazerats if you haven't seen it for players who need a bit more to work with.

>>96910694
for me, it's the nail element
see you next month

>>96910823
Ok...Well I'm going to tell you straight up, "occult" is not an element, it would be more of a description or category that elements fall under or the means of using soul/spirit/life and flesh/blood and darkness/shadows in a way that is different than divine, or the method in which the "energy" is extracted.

How are you even differentiating soul, life, and spirit? You might be able to distinguish life in some way, but soul and spirit are going to be very hard to differentiate in any meaningful way. All of them are the "supernatural" aspect of life, where is the physical "Body" besides blood/flesh (no bone?) or "Anima" aspect?

Same with darkness and shadow, unless you are meaning to say darkness takes on malicious properties and shadow is more deceit, stealth, or possibly illusionary.

How is steam distinct from, as opposed to combined with, water+heat? Where/what do gasses and mist do if not under the domain of air, with smoke really being carbon particles (usually caused by fire) in the air? Fire and oxidation are really processes, not actually "things". Fire and rust are typically what happens when things are oxidized, fire being it's own element and rust usually being considered either part water or metal element.

Idk man. I like elements too, but some of these imo just don't work well.

surprise

>>96912143
>>96912374
>since the Player's one was put together by a different Anon who wanted to provide a different point of view.
I mean it was put together AFTER the DM one, so it's a reply/addition to an extent.

>>96912384
>it was put together AFTER the DM one
Okay I'll do that, then.

>>96912250
>google it
Thank you, I guess?

Hi folks, can you help me recall the name of this dungeon?
>Has a giant lich whose flesh regenerates constantly, sealed in his tomb
>Has creatures called "lightdrinkers" or something, casting sick lights from a hateful star
>Room that's a bridge extending over a pit, the pit loops to the darkness above the bridge, there's an infinite waterfall there
>There's a goblin tribe, the chief and the shaman are at odds. I think they eat weird mushrooms? Or they ARE mushroom goblins?
>Bit of a "yeah here are several ways to cause the apocalypse in your setting lol" vibe
>Was hand-drawn and posted on a blog as part of the Dungeon25 challenge

In exchange, have some Content.
>4. Make a wilderness location
Skull Hive: The remains of a titanic beast. The rest of the body has long since fallen into the depths of the earth, but the cranium remains. Inside, giant bees have been processing the titan's brain matter into psychic honey. The substance is described as "looking and tasting like amethyst", and allows those who consume it to see a second ahead into the future for one minute (treat as +4 to saves to dodge or avoid, +1 to all other combat rolls, always act first in combat, hallucinate buzzing in your skull for a week which removes the benefits of sleeping). The bees are, naturally, hopped up on the stuff 24/7. Good luck.

>>96908058
Theres been pretty considerate anti 2e Trolling/offtopic posting for a long time now. Its just trolls purity sprialling because they think the OSR is only BX, 0e and 1e. ignore it and report it.

>>96912464
The guy who wrote the noob guide is a weird guy who belongs to the BrOSR school of thought (BrOSR basically advocates a much more narrow interpretation of what OSR is), and wrote the whole thing as propaganda, and even has then spent a good chunk of his life trying to pretend the whole /osrg/ signed off on it, despite people constantly pointing out all the things wrong with it. There was even a time when the mods would delete it because the propaganda is actually that obvious that even mods can see it for what it is.

The guy didn't write it to help noobs, he wrote it to try and groom them into his cult. Even the FAQ is almost silly in how transparently unhelpful it is, because instead of answering actual frequently asked questions like "What are some good beginner adventures?" it instead just tries to reinforce his whole central thesis of "Wah wah, 2e isn't OSR, wah wah." It even starts out just by trying to tell noobs not how to start playing OSR, but a rant about how 2e must be excluded in order to preserve the PVRITY. And, if that wasn't enough, he even added an appendix just to further rant about it.

What are thoughts on librarians in this edition?

Wanted to include one with my cataphractii but seems steep as fuck 115 points + 30 for any of the good disciplines.

>>96912796
biomancy is god tier on a melee unit (i.e terminators)

>>96912796
Very fun, there's a lot of cool tricks you can do with each of the different psychic disciplines.
>Biomancy for +2 str and t on the charge
>Pyromancy for tons of hits, especially funny against 4+ save units
>Telekinesis gives a 3+ Shrouded save with a psychic reaction, also a ranged attack with pinning 2
>Libby with force axe and Divination is probably the best challenge character marines can bring
>Telepathy provides Fear 1 in an edition without stubborn or fearless, don't even need to cast spells
>Thaumaturgy is... free at least.

>>96912488
How strong is the DA legion trait now?

Before seemed completely useful but they made up for it with detachments

>>96912830
In the right situation is can potentially be impactful
>DA unit lose combat badly
>Still pass their Ld check on a 6
>Can walk out of combat with Disengage
>Leaving them free to turn around and blast their attackers in the face or charge back in
Still niche, but at least it does something.

>New TCG comes out
>Already features cheap bandaid mechanisms like mulligan and/or sideboards, usually both

How come editors get so little confidence about their games?

>>96912097
>Sideboards! That terrible braindead scam bandaid in plain sight! WA LAO AIIIEEEE
Please explain your preferred TCG and why it's superior.

>>96910381
>Ultimately this proves they messed up their attempt to restore good faith in the community many times now, but they're licensed for a set amount of years, so the company largely looks like its going through the motions trying to keep this thing alive.
This is exactly what it had felt like for longer than I can remember. I have no respect left for FFG, which pains me because that company got me into advanced tabletop games. This is a fucking damn shame because they make good shit over and over, but then let it all die on the vine because Asmodee share holders thinks it is in their best interest. Never sell out is the life lesson. *spits on FFG's headstone*

>>96912097
>mulligan
>cheap bandaid mechanism
Almost every game benefits from a mulligan rule, as almost every game is influenced heavily by the opening hand. If you're at a huge disadvantage from the beginning of the game, the game isn't very fun. If you can mulligan and still be losing at the opening hand, that's on you as a deckbuilding fail.

>>96911369
>I just hope they can drive the value into the chase cards to keep decks cheap, which seems to be the goal of most recently launched tcgs.
I wonder if this actually damages the games sales. While I love decks being cheap, I've found that I have no interest in opening packs if the only hits are hyper rare 1 per 100 pallets shit.

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>>96912822
we were talking about plastic surgery

>havent touched bing dall-e in months
>load it up
>worse ui layout than the trash it was
>bad ui layout
>still can't adjust prompt box size
>still no negative prompt box
>still tiny prompt box space to type
>still have limited space for negative and style and other things before putting prompt thus massively restricted limits STILL
>"upgrade" is not that at all.
>going to just assume it's going to keep getting worse and not bother using it again until the most basic bare features are there including above mention things.

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>>96911941
It is still DALL-E, there isn't nothing similar to it

>>96911963
lol

>>96912068

>t. my uncle worked at GW, speaking out of the ass without any proofs

>Bitching about semantic name
I'll type SG, because it's shorter. You retard can bitching all day all you want.

How come when AT got a big release all SG mysteriously got a huge content drought? Similarly when AI got their big releases the same thing happen. Oh wow unlike you i'm not speaking out of my ass. Meanwhile 40k/AoS unaffected. Oh wow they totally didn't get "their own machine"

>>96912159
Ironically I now understand. Go on.

>>96910729
You are partially incorrect- you need to roll for mesh on the trading post since rolling is the innate part of he "trade action" and you cannot trade on the tradepost without making it.
I also wouldnt say that getting gear from TP at gang creation is "allowed by any sensible person", gang lists exist for a reason, its already samey enough after 2 or 3 cycles- why speed the uniformization up?

Holy shit new big update for Warcry
IT LIVES

>>96912190
>Ackshually I'll call the company G, because it's shorter than GW

>>96912190
>How come when AT got a big release all SG mysteriously got a huge content drought? Similarly when AI got their big releases the same thing happen. Oh wow unlike you i'm not speaking out of my ass. Meanwhile 40k/AoS unaffected. Oh wow they totally didn't get "their own machine"
Because SDS is only allowed to release a specific amount of plastics, you fucking fool. They have limits precisely BECAUSE they're sharing the same production capacity of the rest of the company. They cannot make Necromunda sprues 24/7 while endless marineslop needs to be made.

Shove your LARPing misinfo up your eurotrash ass.

>>96909687
Nevermind, I was able to snap them off. I'll just Dremel out the clips that are still glued in to their pegs.

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>>96909343
they're all about the hive dredges rising up against the imperium, so if there's something for penal legions (exploding collars, etc) anything that shows how expendable they are to the hive mind, that would be fun.

>>96909687
soak in super clean, if you have access to it. works better than simple green to remove paint and break the bond of super glue. might need a couple overnight dunks with some scrubbing in between to get the paint off, but otherwise i have never had an issue getting the parts unstuck using that.

>>96909829
on the subject of this, Inkwash anon, if you're still working on your part of this, a good one page guide for stripping old paint would be helpful for the people looking to revive old armies. what to use, equivalents in different areas of the world, downsides, all on a short little chart would work well. (example; simple green, available in USA, Australia, Canada, Fiji, New Caledonia, New Zealand, and Singapore, upside: preserves parts and eats away at paint, downside is it stains the models green, but this doesn't matter if you're repriming them)

something like that.

>>96909852
>>96909829
>>96909687
thank you. another dumb question: would it be cool to bring vintage space marines to modern games? with the appropriate size bases of course.

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I'm trying to build a ranged anti-infantry Inquisitor Lord squad in Witch Hunters. Would you rather choose Veteran Guardsmen or Gun Servitors for Warrior Henchmen?
I'm thinking of something like this:
>Inquisitor with Plasma Pistol and Force Weapon (in case something gets close)
>Three Acolytes with Plasma Pistols
>Two Sages
>Three Gun Servitors Warriors. Two with HBolters, one with Plasma Cannon
>Two Chirurgeons (to help with Gets Hot! rule)
What do you think?
>Inb4 powergaming
I'm doing this because I just like the idea. Frankly, I didn't even think this was an optimal loadout.

>>96897286
This is naturally how I interpret most pantheons winding up. They either rebrand, join another pantheon and wear a new name, become the opposition and get branded as evil or get wiped out.

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Conlang?
I use english as good guy language.
Japanese as eastern language.
Latin as ancient language.
Ancient greek as dragon language.
German as elf and dwarf language.
Russian as the bad guy language.
Chinese as the eastern bad guy language.

>>96912595
based

>>96912595
below pleb-tier
below peasant
this is slave-tier

>>96912798
Кoнтpoлиpyй cвoй бaттхёpт.

>>96912790
Because of me. It was all me.

>>96911712
Oh, don't worry - edgelord Jace will be back in 2026 and you will be begging to have Ixalan character arc Jace back.

>>96912793
Based Sheldon.

>>96912812
>and you will be begging to have Ixalan character arc Jace back.
big doubt

>>96912130
I honestly think the 1/3 for 2 with prowess and the ability to give its self double strike is better than Firebending Student. Since haste is off of the table for both, the three toughness and double strike put it over the edge. Yes, firebending mana for free is nice, but you can get that elsewhere.

>>96901549
>they're thinking like a company, not some crowdfunded people on a passion project.
It was obvious to me from the moment the map was released, as it shows that no thought was given to the setting at all, but rather that it was a product focused on aesthetics to appeal to the target audience.

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Cutest doll

>>96912697
Shit, wrong thread. Sry.

>>96912597
the TC negress isn't ugly though, and actually looks cool

>>96907018
>What are you expecting/hoping for - more premade adventures, more rulebooks or..?
Official, proper support for the 2070s, and not another fucking premade adventure. Less filler DLCs, I'd rather have less frequent DLC that is more consistent than a monthly thing that puts undue workload for something that isn't worthwhile. And stop with fucking ELO.
RTal is an expert at hitting when the iron is so cold it's starting to rust, the CEMK was announced in November 2022 because Edgerunners (which aired in September) was a massive success so they scrambled for it, releasing in June 2024. The 2077 book hasn't just been getting kicked down the road for years (it's hard to look up when it was announced because the phrase "2070s" shows up for the first time in May 2024 and "2077" constantly comes up because of the game), it was downgraded from being a sourcebook for the period (so presumably rules, gear, vehicles, setting info) to being a campaign set in it as of GenCon this year.
I'm sure there are people who play in the 2040s, but most people I see online have been running the 2070s using Red for years, or even the 2020s because they prefer the system to 2020's.

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>>96912184
At this point I’m positive they will release 2077 sourcebook when Orion takes off to cash in on that sequel hype.

>>96911958
He's offering to work on the Cyberpunk 2077 movie with Keanu and contribute writing for Cyberpunk 2077 2. He might be old but he could still have a lot of energy.

Also I'm pretty sure his RED contributions was just his 20+ years of notes because after the core rulebook the tone changed drastically (Agents of Desire was good though).

>>96911428
But what of I want hands AND large guns?

>>96910504
>>96912801
Large guns as in LMGs, rocket launchers, and such? I don't see why the fuck not. Go with god, my son.

>>96910674
Aside from just metagaming the PC plans and justifying it by saying the villain had spies, a crystal ball, or is jus that smart, you can also set them up where they're manipulating both sides of a conflict.
Then no matter what happens, it's moving their goals forward in some way, and so they're always able to claim that the PCs did exactly what they wanted them to do.

>>96911829
>Korra is a idiot
So are your players.
>the show was poorly written
So is your campaign.

another one of these threads. keeping a steady 20 aren't yah

>>96912036
Anon you might be surprised that people on the internet are different people.
You would be one of those players that it's way to easy to outsmart because you're too ASSuming.

>>96911985
IMO he knew how to hedge his bets. A lot of it was more than luck.

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>>96909563
We were just talking about you >>96909164

>Do you prefer your barbarians as froth-at-the-mouth murder machines or honorbound but brutal warriors?

What is the difference?

Elephant talk thread.

Would froth-at-the-mouth murder machines work in a party?

>>96911072
battle step

>>96910662
https://youtu.be/f-8mAnIkNhs?si=HYAn_QrAkhs5e6PS

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>>96911072
Conjunctions. It's not terrible and people remember the general premise of them but at the same time many people seem to misremember them. Usually they mix up "then" and "also".
The other big one is summon response window, particularly with cards that insulate on summon like Branded Lost.

>>96911953
This is the correct answer. It can be broken down into several steps that happen in an instant with little to no interaction. And there are a lot of cards that use it as cover to force their effects through without fear of handtraps.

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started maining 3x Ghost Belle in Advanced, what targets should I keep an eye out for? is there anything it doesn't hit that I might think it does?