>>97817046
Could you reiterate that, in English?

>>97818420
settings story settings lore settings worldbuilding settings in your setting please

>>97818420
Will you answer the question, being detailed about your setting and worldbuilding, if I do?

>>97817046
>Mike Tyson Mysteries avatar
Puckee is a man of culture.

>>97817046
I leave to a different table that may be less popular but is at least playable

>>97818057
So you're gonna pay the GM for their work, right?
No? You don't pay your GM for their labor?
Ah. I see.
So all your bullshit is just hollow, performative virtue signaling. Right. Glad we got that all settled. You may leave now.

>>97818057
If a player generates a portrait or the GM generates some one-off NPC with imagen software, I don't give a fuck. I go into fuck debt if they actually set up a local stable diffusion thing and customed tuned their shit. Disposable material is wholly acceptable. No one should have to pay for a comm just to have a visual representation of their character.

If the GM is generating the entire campaign and doing rules look-ups with AI and not actually writing or creating anything, they should be removed from the GM seat and then beaten over the head with said seat.

>>97818057
Why?

>>97818494
AI... bad!

Don’t you people already have your own containment thread to do this stuff in?
>>97789009

>>97817532
They already summarized all of the changes and they're a lot less than what's been changed between Compendium and now. They didn't remove an entire phase of the game, for one.
Although honestly, I don't know anyone who is actually going to use this new core book thing since it only has the BSP rules for non-mechs. Everyone's going to wait for the actual full rules.

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>>97817360
>Even bandai, who have the knowledge and skill on how to make posable gunpa kits decided to not do that for their own wargame.
To be fair to Bandai, Engineering possibility at that scale hits the limitations of materials engineering.
You'd be looking at a figure between a Mega Construct "Micro Action Figure" and a Dianaut, and five bucks per Dianaut is a deal these days.

>>97817363
>Now they are all copies of copies of copies.
Or have literally used the molds so much you can't make out the details.

>>97816722
>I have no standards: the Post

>>97816576
Oh no, at 10,000 you would never be able to bring more than a Star. A Kit Fox with a green pilot (3/4) is something in the range of 1500. Five Kit Foxes will of course effortlessly crush a Freebirth assault lance, but this is to my point: Not a whole lot of miniatures. Elementals, maybe, you could round it out with Elementals.

>>97818485
>Five Kit Foxes will of course effortlessly crush a Freebirth assault lance
With superior numbers and broken tech, yeah...

>>97818220
>>97818250
just take a companion on the prisoner pathway, make them reach sequence 0, and they can just give you the sefirot and make it accommodate you using their authority over it

>>97818250
not really
I mean those western continent chuds in the 5th epoch were all using sefirots wily nily, and I'd bet none of them are sequence 0
even a sequence 9 like klein could use a sefirot
if you get to sequence 1 of the moon or mother, you can probably command enough authority in the brood hive to satisfy the advancement to moon, and if it doesn't count, advancement ingenuity got me

>>97818286
>I mean those western continent chuds in the 5th epoch were all using sefirots wily nily, and I'd bet none of them are sequence 0
They weren't accomodating anything, they were dao integrators, used boons
>even a sequence 9 like klein could use a sefirot
He controlled it, thanks to CW's influence, not accomodated it
>if you get to sequence 1 of the moon or mother, you can probably command enough authority in the brood hive to satisfy the advancement to moon,
Yes, I planned to use it to be reborn from it while a KoA, as that would make me a part of it, satisfying the requirements, I wasn't saying it was impossible, just that trying to straoght-up accomodate it might be a risky idea (on the other hand with the help of the dao integrators might go better).

>>97818271
This is why we can't have custom companions

>>97818446
just pick one of the premade companions and convince them to help you take the sefirot then, I'm sure one of them would help

I want to paint my grey plastic in 11e. I have
>Ultramarines
>World Eaters
>Orks
Maybe I should buy an airbrush.

>>97818443
This somehow increases the stakes without adding any clarity.

>>97818443
Traitor or Loyalist EC in HH?

>>97818483
Traitor, but not Heretic Astartes, at least not until 3.0.
Now I'm just trying to get a decent cost recast of snek Fulgrim.

>>97818444
In May

>>97818352
>FUCKING WIDOWS would get remarried instead of turning to prostitution.
That had often more to do with laying claim on the wealth left behind by the late husband than concern about the woman's future.

>>97818352
>FUCKING WIDOWS would get remarried instead of turning to prostitution.
Well yeah, I imagine most women back in ye olde tymes didn't want a bunch of foreign, unwashed, and potentially diseased [ugly bastard] dicks in them.
It isn't like today where the promise of STD treatments and abortions make women feel better about spreading for money, but the smart ones have figured out they only have to do that with a couple guys, have the babies, then extort alimony forever while also getting paid on Twitch and OnlyFans.

>>97818387
Syphilis was not a thing until age of sail.
Aids was not a thing until 20th century.
Contraceptives know at the time were allegedly pretty reliable (most notably Silphium plant).
For large part of history whore's only risk was not getting paid.

>>97818418
Yeast infections had to still be a thing, though, right?
Sorry, I'm actually strangely interested in this topic now.

>>97818458
Presumably it was, though not bad enough proble to get mentioned in historical records (perhaps partially because most scribes were men and that's rather private female issue).

>>97817445
I kind of get what you are saying, but 5E does have rules, just not a lot. So its not chopping a tree to make a bed frame, its more like the wood is unpainted but the price being charged is for a fully prepared piece. You CAN have fun in 5E, just don't try to drown someone or explain why a giants rapier the size of a car does 1d6 damage.

>>97816639
>why did this person not go out of his way to do unsolicited work for free?
Why are YOU like this, OP?

>>97818206
Do you anticipate that you'd review them after running them, which would involve time and effort for not just you but your group, or without running them, which would be close to useless?

>>97817169
The youtuber has infinite avenues for new content. Your shitty module isn't special and isn't deserving of free promotion and advertising just because you mistakenly believe you are doing everyone else a favor.

>>97818206
Modules are cheap and plentiful. The hobby is built around making your own shit. Someone sending you their module isn't a favor, but unpaid work to promote some faggot too poor and too stupid to know that they aren't entitled to other people's time and effort.

Besides, if it's so fucking easy, just make your own youtube channel and promote your own content. Clearly you don't value the labor of others, so why not just do it yourself?

>>97817850
A single Cathayan peasant would solo everything in this art btw

>>97817850
Me too mang.

>>97812431
>emotional baggage train
kek

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>>97812709
Unfortunately I lost the game, but not by much so it wasn’t a total curbstomping. Think the main issue was my Gors being positioned badly and did nothing for two turns after destroying a unit of 2 leadbeltchers.
My Beastlord was also unlucky to be removed after a very lucky Ogre bull knocked him down when he was at 1 wound left after being in combat with the ogre general.
All in all it was a very fun casual game.

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>>97818491
Pre-battle pic of my doods

>>97816957
well if you believe the [spoiler ]gangrel[/spoiler] and some osirians then Set also ate himself up from 4th gen gangrel to 3rd gen presumably by diablerizing a 3rd gen named typhon without any known side effects as his mental problems come from Apophis induced nightmares and his quest to regain his self proclaimed godhood

althought that would put into question why malkav and saulot used to bebest friends with him

>>97818297
Hunters are incels because they're crazy. nu-Hunters are volcel because they're about muh struggle

>>97818297
Hunters are shizos so who knows, hunters can literally be anything and nu-hunters are do not count

>>97818297
schizos, schizos and preppers depending on which hunter you mean

What head canons do you use at your games?

>>97818127
>TCaC
Dominus Emperor
>[Normal Trap Card]
You can activate this card the turn that it is Set. Declare 1 Attribute; Special Summon this card as an Effect Monster (Fiend/Level 8/ATK 3000/DEF 0)(this card is NOT treated as a Trap), and if you do, this card's Attribute becomes that declared Attribute. You can banish 1 monster from your GY, face-down, whose Level is less than or equal to 8; this monster's name and Level becomes that monster's original name and Level, and replace this effect with that monster's original effects, also for the rest of this Duel, you cannot activate the effects of monsters with that same name, unless their original name is "Dominus Emperor". You can only use each effect of "Dominus Emperor" once per turn.

I can't make a full archetype around it, so I just made one boss monster for it instead.

The basic idea is that it plays around the Dominus series' Attribute locks (you can just declare DIVINE if you don't want to use one that isn't covered) and also lets you use SOME monsters' effects while potentially under every Dominus lock by means of effect duping. I know that effect duping is dangerous, but on top of Konami generally not giving a shit about how broken their own cards are, I feel like I gave it a pretty sufficient level of restrictions (no Xyz/Links, no high-level monsters, the level is also duped which slightly reduces FTK potential, that card is fully unable to be used unless Dominus Emperor is using it).

>>97818383
Perhaps a more reasonable version

Dominus Emperor
>[Level 8/DARK/Fiend]
>[ATK 3000/DEF 0]
Cannot be Normal Summoned/Set. Must be Special Summoned by the following effect. If a "Dominus" card has been activated during this turn, or the previous turn, you can Special Summon this card from your hand, and if you do, you can make this card's Attribute become any Attribute of your choice. You can only Special Summon "Dominus Emperor" once per turn this way. You can target monsters on the field, up to the number of "Dominus" cards in your GY: Those monsters' Attributes become this monsters' Attribute. You can only use this effect of "Dominus Emperor" once per turn.

Same intent, less dangerous (no effect duping)

>>97808827
Only five models fit in an Immolator.

>>97811413
Oh dang that's right, I need to rethink how to deploy them then.

>>97807557
brOSR is expanding, DEAL WITH IT BITCH

>>97757588
I don't think I'll ever forget the incredible disappointment our whole group experienced when the 4th edition Chaos codex came out. Even the non-Chaos players felt sorry for its owners. What a comedown from that 3.5 peak.

I don't mean to perhaps retread familiar ground on this topic, I can see it has been discussed, but what exactly is the deal with the old codexs and rule sets being used seemingly interchangeably in grog spaces.

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>>97817954
>the sun is low on the horizon when they make their way back to Koenraad's plane
>unfortunately, the bandits Ida fought before are there and Koenraad's been tied up
>(pretend I didn't forget to mention Ida fought some bandits in the morning, these are human ruffians and honestly the least threatening enemies in the region)
>they demand the magic beans as ransom
>instead, Ida tries using one on them
>now she has to content with my second gimmick system, this one lifted from "Spell: the RPG"
>given a collection of scrabble tiles, she manages to create the words "fall", "jab", and "cob".
>as the magic bean is crushed, glittering dust explodes outwards and covers the ground, when it disappates, it leaves behind an altered reality
>one bandit falls into a sudden hole in the ground, one is jabbed through the torso by an invisible force, and one is transformed into a giant ear of corn
>magic beans are consumables that let you trivialize an encounter
>they hand one over to Koenraad, in accordance with the agreement, and he is extremely grateful, he asks them what they'd want him to bring along next shipment and they mention healing supplies, as Harald had gotten quite hurt over the adventure
>they now have one magic bean left

>meanwhile, the evil conspiracy that has infiltrated the upper echelons of society is having an evil conspiratorial meeting, where they learn their agent, Eldrich Greumpse, has made contact with a bandit leader in the isolated barony of Nebeloort

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>>97818123
>not too long after that a mysterious man shows up at the settlement of the Hildebrands
>he claims to be Ida's brother-in-law
>her younger sister, Gisella, had once convinced her to explore off the path, which led to her becoming bound to this magical suit of armor
>after she'd become magically afflicted in this way, Ida was shunned by her community, and despite being partially responsible, Gisella participated
>now she's asking Ida and her new family for help, not even coming in person but sending her husband
>as it happens, their infant son has the black mark, signifying it has been chosen by Thuja as the next sacrifice
>homunculi are besieging their home right now
>they're begging for asylum, to save the infant's life
>the heroes agree, selflessly, to save the annoying sister's baby, even if the black mark could potentially lead Thuja to them
>it doesn't make sense, however, for the brother-in-law (who goes by the name Henrik) not to fight alongside them, so they put a weapon in his hands and recruit him to their party (this is the start of a trend)

>as they make their way to the mother and child, however, they are stopped by a gaggle of bandits
>these ruffians have had enough experience with the heroes to be wary of a fight, and they insist they don't want trouble, they just want Henrik
>this leads to a fight

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>>97817775
>storytiem
>OP delivers
Based and /tg/-pilled.
I couldn't have asked for better.

>>97817775
Those are some really pretty pictures.
I can't read the text, but I applaud you for being a polyglot.
More than I can say for myself.

>>97818319
>they continue on and find the settlement thrown into disorder by multiple teams of homunculi, gathered together into a single larger force
>there's fathead, hollow, and the hound (the last one not being a homunculus, but an actual hound) with their slings
>there's brambleberry, the slow but huge homunculus wielding a club
>and another group whose name escapes me right now
>that's most of the remaining forces of Thuja's minions
>Harald gets quite low on health again, a combination of having build his character to prioritize AD (area defense) over PD (point defense), when most low-level enemies do single-target attacks that target PD, and the fact that at this point we hadn't properly read the rules on stamina regeneration for martial characters
>regardless, they do win, killing all enemies, even their little dog, now having halved Thuja's forces
>they bring the young family to the Hildebrands and have a long rest
>the next day they decide to go confront the bandit leader Grimald
>naturally, Henrik is going with them

>Henrik can tell them where the bandits have their headquarters
>they've taken up shop in the old delapidated castle on the top of the mountain, castle de Hoogmoed
>it's monster-infested, but there are safe rooms and it's easy to defend with its walls and cliffs

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>>97817048
Well, give me back my jacket!
That's my jacket. I told you that you could borrow it, not keep it. It's mine! I want it! Give it back!

>>97816154
if you like stuff like that, try Turkey Goblin

>>97815614
>Agree to play Candy Land
"Candy Land" has countless variations and themes and styles, though. "agree" and "to play Candy Land" are distinct.

>>97817548
Concession accepted.

>>97814729
retard GM, an easy fix:
>"this is a campaign about fighting a lich"
>Fag ReTardigan runs off into the forest instead of joining the rest of the party and the king's men in searching for the lich
>"there are zombies in the woods, and they look very hungry as they turn towards Fag ReTardigan; what do you do?"
>go on from there after Fag ReTardigan responds to the prompt

>>97818136
That's nice? so what, you going to avoid sphere shaped planets, towns that speak a language, people who attack each other with sharp metal?

>anon winces every time someone posts OC art

>>97818375
I don't avoid anything.
I accept that nothing from human inception is original, make what I enjoy, and don't insist on chasing the illusion of "originality".
( Longer version: >>97817115 ).

>>97818389
In the case of OC, "original" is relative, not objective.
Unfortunately, the way OP framed his topic heavily insinuates an objective originality, which is inherently impossible.

>>97817067
Traditional games?

>>97817805
Concession accepted.

>>97817799
This coming from the guy completely incapable of considering a different perspective. Nice imagination LOL

>>97817805
>samefagging your own post to ignore the argument of someone who disagreed with it and pretend that multiple people agree with you
grim

>>97818016
Concession accepted.

>>97818001
That's what roleplaying is for, whole medium about it.