>>97833035
He's just madly in love with transsexuals. There's no other reason he'd bring them up unprompted.

>>97830777
>>97832899
it's not in games that already give you a lot of cards.
the "default" is magic and other draw 1 per turn games. they give you way fewer cards than you can use, so draw is very valuable. If a game lets you draw 2 per turn then draw is only half as good.

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>Final Fantasy TCG
Is there any place one can try this game online?
I'm interested in trying it out, but as its so niche in the west, I'd like to know if I find it enjoyable before spending money on it.

>>97832655
aidolon is the next altered

>>97833167
OCTGN. I see people playing on there. I'm new too, luckily I have a store nearby where some people play. Game looks pretty fun

>>97832338
>>97832446
>>97832760
Also agree. Hammerers and Ironbreakers wouldn’t work because they get their gear from the hold itself, so they should be uniform and professional. But basically anyone that isn’t them could plausibly be wearing varying amounts of their own gear and especially own clothing.

>>97832244
The only appeal I can see is it's relatively cheap.

>>97831638
If they looked more like this I actually wouldn't mind shitcasts. Making them 8' tall land marines pissed EVERYONE off because it was so obvious what they were doing.

>>97831510
And that's why they were squatted, right? Because huwite people just loooove the french so much, right?

>>97831520
>>97831537
Pic related, what White people actually buy.

>>97833007
You are a spiritual rodent.

>>97827219
when does it release?

What DG books should I read to get into the setting? Outside the core rulebook, that is. I know nothing about it other than a vague idea it's kike X-Files for Cthulhu.

>>97831765
Handlers Guide for the big overview, Conspiracy for the Conspiracy Era, Fall of Delta Green for the sixties era. There is also the original DG book, Countdown, Eyes Only and Targets of Opportunity.

There are also the short story collections and novels. Basically any book is going to have some lore. The Handler's Guide had the most, but it's pretty dry.

>>97831765
There's quite a few short story collections, but:

"Strange Authorities" has the novella "The Rules of Engagement". This is peak Delta Green fiction.

After that, read "Through A Glass, Darkly" to see how Delta Green transitions from The Conspiracy to The Program.

There is also "Denied to the Enemy" for WW2-era DG, but it's honestly not a very good book.

>>97831159
Sometime this year is the only ETA

How the fuck did they go from
>>97833137
to
>>97832951
?

It's like they're evolving backwards.

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>>97830907
Well yes but the EU gave us space legal Twi'leks so I'll allow it.

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>>97833221
Old hag feminist ig

>>97832951
So, she's the Armorer in The Mandalorian, right?

>>97832951
George was probably responsible for the cute girls, huh?

>>97825224
NTA, but it's absolutely nothing compared to the atrocities of a well-run 3.5 Druid 20, let alone the utter horseshit of Initiate of Mystra Incantatrixes being fully operational spellcasters with all-day buffstacks under an AMF they don't care about or the insanity that ensues with Dweomerkeeper shutting off GP and XP components on accident.

>>97825224
Nothing in 5e is as broken as the shit that went on in 3.5e. Not even coffeelock.

>>97830392
Most of the really crazy bullshit were internet forum thought experiments though. No DM was ever going to allow Pun-Pun.

>>97830464
The same goes for Coffeelock. Hell, completely-as-intended use of stuff like Silvery Barbs gets 5e DMs weighing the hammers.

>>97792049
i've loved playing bardarians forever

>>97823411
Years ago I did a jail break scenario for a downtime game.
Have some kooky character wallowing in the cells, freeing them lets you include them in your next game.

>>97829641
>prison break
I’ve consider straight up ripping off the plot of dark tide to have some kinda co op sessions in between. I’ve been toying with the idea of palanite enforcers being more of a dm force who breaks up scenarios or makes the gangs work together while still working against each other in some way.

I used to not really like the armageddon sector fleet list but I tried actually using the space marine ships available and it has completely solved my usual problem in a fleet like this of trying to include another carrier and light cruisers, anyway how does this look as a fleet?
>Fleet Admiral: 50pts
>2x Armageddon Battlecruiser: 470pts
>Mars Battlecruiser: 270pts
>2x Tyrant Cruiser + range upgrade: 390pts
>2x Strike Cruiser + extra shield: 320pts

Got a quick question: Can a Venator gang be Malstrain Corrupted? I have an idea for a gang, but I'm not sure if it's rules-legal.

>>97833223
What is malstrain?

>>97832838
oh no tranny is upset

>>97832967
>The liar lashes out as he seethes
Post proof, faggot.

>>97832990
>the tranny posts again
kek post again quick

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>>97833048
Why haven't you posted the proof he asked for? If you're not lying it would be super easy to shut him up by posting a link.

>>97833283
took you long enough to reply again troonie
for a second I thought you weren't still mad :)

>>97831591
>>97827132
"Nothing good" my sire says:
-Werewolves are holed up in the north end.
-There are some Anarchs in St. Vital who oppose the Sabbat so they've been killing each-other on the south end of the city. The Baron goes by "Trelaine" and I think he's a Toreador.
-Camarilla from Alberta are trying to move in downtown but they've lost a lot of people to the Sabbat and the werewolves. Some Ventrue leading them, sire didn't catch her name.
-Sabbat almost everywhere else, no idea who leads them. Now that they're fighting a two-front war the sabbat needs more recruits who aren't shovelheads and they've apparently tried to recruit my sire (and by extension me) through familial clan ties. My sire has no interest in anything other than their own metamorphosis and vicissitude research however. I think their command center has moved to St. Boniface from downtown, since they got pushed out by the Cammies.

>>97832363
Honestly I don't know much about Asian fashion. My family has lived in Ontario for decades. Still does. I made the mistake of checking.
Egh, rambling- Like the Kimono more I think for casual wear and stuff.

>>97832658
That kind of complicates things. Annarchs and Sabbat fighting ove

>AND I SAW THE CASTLE SHATTERED AND THE BLOOD OF HANNO SPRAYED INTO THE DIRT AS THE RED SWORD LOOMED ON HIGH-
>AND WITH ARMS SPREAD WIDE WITH PALMS SEEPED IN STRENGTH- AS I SAW THE SONS OF GUGNIR AND VALLO TAKE FLIGHT-
>AND THERE THE VOICE ISSUED FROM THE EARTH TO WARN THE SWORD-BEARERS: OH CHILDE OV CAINE NIPHEW OV MATER IMOEN, FLEE THY BARREN TAKING, FLEE THY LOOT AND THY CONQUEST FOR THOU HAST INVOKED THE NAMELESS THINGN-
>AND THE SWORD RAISED HIGH GLUTTED WITH MURDER TO SHATTER SPEAKING STONE-
>AND FOUND EARTH WITH TEETH-
>AND THE LAND TURNED BLACK AS THE MOON AND STARS FLED THE SKY, AS THE SWORD WAS DRIED AND RED ROTTED INTO GREEN-
>AND THE HAND WHICH HELD IT TREMBLED AS MERE KINE BEFORE THE WOLF AS IT MADE TO WRENCH FLEE THE BLADE-
>AND FETID METAL SPLINTERED- AND AS THEY TURNED TO FLEE THE EARTH LAUGHED-

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>>97832771
If that's a prophecy like I assume it is I'd say the werewolves (earth with teeth?) are going to eat the sabbat (sword-bearers?)?

>>97832813
DO NOT
Do not don't try to place it first
Okay. First rule of this stuff is to never internalize it outside of cursory stuff because that is asking to be trapped in it at worse.

It's not prophecy but it's something ajdacent. Like- Dejavu. Except too much all at once. With excess sensory information hanging on it. I used to be basically crippled by this stuff and the only reason I'm functional is I got a nice voice in my head that balances out all the fucking garbage and hallucinations.

Something will eat something else. But we can't- shouldn't try to get too much in terms of details.

>>97832859
Aaaaaand this is why I don't pay prophecy any mind. Younpay too.much attention and YOU make it happen. Or drive yourself insane. You don't pay enough attention and it makes no sense until somebody eventually gets aroubd to convincing you it was about that thing that happened last week. Train. Drink Blood. Rip the heads off cammy licks. And never forget: Tomorrow never comes.

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>>97818057
Nah. A.I. is a tool. Wouldn't ban photoshop because the person didn't draw. But I will put my foot down for bad A.I. usage.

> Wonky inconsistent stats.
> Cursed art.
> Contradictory descriptions.

But pic-related? 0 problem.

>>97832308
Why does he have five legs?

>>97832776
The fifth is for the ladies.

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>>97832776
Good catch. Was the first of 3 attempts. A.I. is basically a retarded genius.

>>97832815
Pokémons were always fertile from the moment they hatched.

>>97818057
but my GM is an ai. Problem athiest?

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I just read Little Horus. That was a gripping psychological thriller and the bolter porn was sick. One of the best short stories for the Heresy I've read yet
I see a lot of critique for Abnett does his writing get worse later or something?

>Not that he was afraid of change. Change was, he always insisted, part of his ruling character. ‘The melancholic humour is protean,’ he said. ‘It possesses the quality of autumn. It is transformative. It makes me the accelerator of death, the enabler of ends and beginnings. I was made to clear away this world ready for renewal. To change the order of things. To cast out the false and enthrone the true. This is my purpose. I am not afraid.’

>>97832049
I think Prospero Burns has a lot of phoned in slop between cool bits.

>>97832049
Abnett has his good moments, but especially when he starts meandering about perpetuals it just becomes a snore fest.

>>97825379
Are those iron hands or angry burds?
>>97828558
Vampire heads.

>>97829357
But if you're using a flyer to bring them on why not use chainfist Legion Terminators at that point? Cheaper, saves you an Elites slot and is harder to shoot to death.

>>97830814
He should have waited 5 more minutes to beat Grischuk's record.

>>97830814
Would allowing the players to have a paper and pencil to do calculations or take notes reduce the amount of time that players take on thinking? Would it increase the level of play? Would it lead to more draws?

>>97831258
I would lose time writing things properly.
>Would it increase the level of play?
I don't see how you'd find the best move by writing.
>more draws?
Impossible at this level, they maxed out already.

>>97832596
My thought is that it would probably reduce thinking time. My IQ is 80, so it might just be me, but I think Hikaru would have done a bit better if he just wrote down all the possible moves and the different branches that could arise from them. Just to organize his thoughts, you know? It could have reduced his thinking time.

What's the likelihood of Mossad false-flagging the fuck out of the event?
Just think of the implications.

>Spammer spamming shitposting defends his spam out of pure butthurt
Or course noldorchud needs to ruin the thread

>>97832511
What's wrong with Noldorfag? He seems cool to me.

>>97831274
Yeah any basic healing would probably make a huge difference to this society. Well if hes past it hes past it. Or would necromancy be a temptation? It doesn't have to be full on turning someone into a vampire thing. It could just be like trying to commune with the dead for answers or resolution. Which considering how the magic police don't want people learning old things I'm sure its a massive taboo and they might be very serious about clearing out old battlefields and graveyards...I suppose dead at the bottom of a lake might be harder to find. Maybe a Ghengis Khan situation where they bury a warlord under a river to hide his grave.

I'm glad theres good chemistry. It was pretty damn funny to hear shenanigans of Arrianne's party tho.

I wonder if it will really be a straight up negotiation and hunt to talk with other nobles. Or if it immediately goes to shit with some noble attempting to murder another in the hunt.

Reminds of me lotr tax posting which I love. Idk how seriously I could be before I have to make one lol.

>>97831515
You joke, but this is actually correct and it's the main reason why there's a game out there that's basically about rescuing the Kuroino girls from rape and slavery.

>>97833227
He's been on a ten year long shitpost crusade against elf-waifus on /tg/ and to a lesser extent 4chan in general. If that doesn't clue you in to why he sucks you should leave this board and site.

I think I already know the answer to this question, but I just want to verify:

In a hypothetical scenario where, say, a chromatic dragon were to have an item in their hoard that they, genuinely, had no idea what it was or what it did; this would not matter in the slightest. As far as that dragon is concerned, that thing is it’s… whatever it is… and it will fight tooth and nail to keep it.

Sound about right?

>>97832934
Depends on the Dragon. A red dragon might fight you simply because it belongs to him and you dared to take it. A green would probe the party to find out who it belongs to and why they want it so badly, if it didn’t already know from its animal spies, negotiations have begun. A white dragon might try to lure the party over to the item and to eat one of them. A blue could try to recruit the party in exchange for the item, considering daring adventurers a greater treasure. A black dragon would probably pretend to be sympathetic to the party and then destroy the item to see them suffer.

>>97832934
Probably. Some of them like Green or Blue dragons might hypothetically be open to a trade, but they're also probably going to assume that if there are people seeking it out specifically enough to request it, then it must be more valuable than any of their other treasure, and so they'll likely charge accordingly.

Even then you need to be dangerous enough that the dragon doesn't just decide it'd be easier to kill you and keep both the item and whatever you brought as a bribe.

>>97832934
depends what the dm decides the personality of the dragon should be

>>97831797
>I justify the ubiquity of beards on dwarves in my setting by giving them Eimer's organs around their mouths, making shaving a delicate operation that isn't worth the hassle in the vast majority of cases, but that seems to be a bit weirder than what you like doing.

I had the same idea but dropped it when I realized whiskers serve the same purpose as eimer's organs

>>97832289
Nah, I want 2e back in /osrg/ because the arguments against its inclusion have never really been convincing to me, but I'll lean towards using to a broader definition in case of this sort of thing anyway.

Down to post in here in the meantime though, and I agree this guy who keeps flipping the fuck out in every thread is retarded.

>>97832876
NtA, but the one who originally asked.That's fair I found them interesting read thoughts. I have BSH and it's a pretty book but never ran it

>>97827071
Yeah, just pairing existing kits with each of the specialists would be my ideal, but I've had some serious trouble finding good pairings for most. Best one I can find is Undead Master from CBoN, which makes Necromancers what I always thought they should be anyway. Haven't figured out matching kits for the rest yet.

>>97833124
>I found them interesting read though
That is most of the nu-sr games. Kind of a fun thought exercise wrapped in a premise. They're not unplayable but they have the stamina of a boardgame.
I'm of the opinion that people should play lots of different kinds of games. Once you have a good base you can look at something and know whether or not it's worth your time.
I like a game with a strong spine.

>>97833217
I get that, I read a ton but get to play few and run only a handful. Still many have interesting ideas.

>>97827781
It also suffers from treating wilderness as a minigame.

>>97827530
Bitch, 3e gives you the entire setting of Saltmarsh because why the fuck not have a grand example of a town with shit tons of potential for adventures. 4e clearly just wanted to be a platform to keep selling you supplements so you could actually just fucking play. It will always be an example in what not to do with your brand and game.

>>97828622
Lol wow

>>97828027
I went through the PHB a bit and it read like a mess. Though I read tons of 2e, then 3e, so it's coming from both of these perspectives.

>>97828045
>>97828622
>>97829831
Thank you. I had been collecting monster creation rules (sort of) from different editions and was curious about how well figured out it might be in 4e.

I was also curious if 4e would have at least a marginal take for hypothetically running Council of the Wyrms.

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Oh? do they? I wouldn't know!

>>97828472
>3E came out after TSR went under and there had been no new official D&D for years.

In 1995 through 1999 TSR released 27 box sets, 8 hard covers, 84 adventure modules and 121 accessories for D&D. That's an average of 48 new items every calendar year for 5 years. That's not bad for a company that didn't make any new D&D for years before 3e came out in 2000.

The last big revision to the rules was years before 3e, in the form of Player's Options in 1995 and 1996 which was very much new D&D, and there was a whole new campaign setting in 1999. 1995 to 2000 without a new edition would be years but there being no new edition can't be what you mean because that's a hollow statement that has been true for most editions of D&D, starting with 2e's release about 5 years after BECMI. The only time it really wasn't true was the first few years from OD&D to BECMI which included AD&D and B/X and Holmes.

TSR didn't go under in 1997. It was in severe debt with no means of servicing that debt but it was acquired by WOTC and its debts assumed and settled by WOTC before TSR went under.