>>97331662
>UOH MUH ASIAN FETISHISATION! WORSHIP ASIANS!!
Tiresome

>>97331738
I love Fur. Why does their artist not upload anymore?

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beastfolk threads would be more effective if you didn't spam them once every three days or so, Literary Lord. Thankfully this one is nearly bump limit

>>97336842
Hello?

>>97390323
Hi anon

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So I bought a BT01-BT03 box a few weeks ago and finally got to finish the collection. These are all repeated cards. What do you people do with them? Is there a way I can give them away safely?

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>>97389840
>To allow an adult like me to enter to digital world
HOLY FUCKING KINO
>>97390039
Depends on if you can get your hands on promo Aegiomon and Inori, and if the 2nd wave of support for the deck in BT25 or whatever the fuck fills in the gaps.

>>97390085
Put in a box that says free, leave them at the LGS. You can also use a bit of glue and turn some into cubes as additional desk organizers using junk cards if you feel like it.

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>>97390101
>>To allow an adult like me to enter to digital world
I'm glad they recognize Digimon is a Jijimon franchise...

>>97390226

sadly I live in bumfuck nowhere, Europe. Nobody wants them in english and there are no LGS... any alternative online?

>>97379797
It has an ending
The purpose of the play is to create itself.

>>97379160
It's not marketed as a series of Legos to build my own scenario, and if it was, it would be fucking bad at that. It's marketed as a good king in yellow scenario, but what it actually is is a series of scenes where the keeper describes something creepy happening, and then you leave that room and go to another room where the keeper describes something creepy happening, ad infinitum. Detwiler is a great writer, I enjoy his DG fiction, but his scenarios are all the same shit, either a collection of cut scenes or a bunch of information that the PCs will have no way to find out or interact with, usually with a single, hyper specific thing they need to accomplish to get any kind of resolution. He does everything that every single person with half a brain will tell you is terrible gming, but people lap it up because he's been grandfathered in as a """""great scenario designer""""" because he worked on the original DG.

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>>97364632
>shotgun scenario about using ICE operations as a cover to finish off a ghoul cult that DG couldn't get rid of during the Biden years
>players have to make regular drive rolls to escape Will Stancil's clapped out honda fit while boxing up captured ghouls into an unmarked fedvan
>+20 to a persuade roll if they make a reference to Elon, GrokAI, or twitter while trying to evade confronting the "Lawyer, Master of Black People" without violence

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>>97364572
Want my honest opinion? Modern Delta Green should set its primary scenario as mankind nearing a state of potential apotheosis into a Mythos entity, purely because of our increasing violence, self-destruction, and careless pursuit of higher sciences. Have every act DG commits to save mankind be the exact same thing that's going to drive it to become something nightmarish. Have it be EASY for operatives to hide themselves, get gear, do what they want with impunity, but always make those methods disturbingly callous and wasting huge amounts of human life (that nobody seems to really care gets wasted). Make it so that sometimes, an operation succeeds purely because the entity they were pursuing realized how fucking dangerous earth is now, and decided to leave while the gettin' was still good.

>>97387015
motherfucker he lived in a republic

>>97386602
Getting the minds together to actually do the science is just as important as doing the science.

>>97389361
"We live in a republic"- Julius Caesar

>>97386914
>Astarte
hahaha

>>97389823
Yes, the choice of name is among "horrendous for other reasons".

>>97390263
Wait they were mto?

>>97390187
P.S.
Good pun, 9/10/

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I NEED MORE

Do more factions hang out with the kids of Godbeasts like the Stormcast do? I feel like that should be a bigger part of the setting even if so.

>>97390317
That's like fyreslayer's whole shtick. And I gues technically SoB too.

>>97345443
Wound-based death spirals only being appropriate for specific campaign genres is why I generally prefer Injury-based Health. Instead of taking losing a numerical value of HP or taking increasing penalties that murder your rolls, I'd rather your actions become more restricted the more injured you are.

Injured Legs? Halved movement.
Injured Arm? Can't use it for most actions.
Injured Head? Lose your Reaction or equivalent.
Injured Eye? Reduced perception and ranged attack distance.
And so on and so forth until you succumb to your injuries. Gradually narrow down the options instead of just making the PCs useless because they fail everything due to penalties.

>>97376376
Of course pointing to a system where they're independent doesn't prove anything. The fact that people choose to do that when they're not being forced to proves it. Did you not read any of my posts? Why do you continue to assume that they're being forced when no one said that they're being forced, and there's zero evidence to suggest it? It's like you're replying to some invisible third anon whose posts only you can see.

>>97348376
No it's not. GURPS is just health numbers.

>>97376376
Hello?

>>97376376
Hello?

>>97304453
>An archived screenshot of some thread, referential to something OP is unwilling to explain
You're definitely some kind of entitled narcissist, because you think my life revolves around your petty internet disagreements to the point where I'm supposed to remember an argument YOU had a month ago.
Is there something actually the matter with you? Autism? Drug addiction?
Acting like this is pathetic and you should stop.

>>97370711
>In the sense that He be ALLOWED to look upon His differences from any other actor and declare His actions a distinct set called "Miracles"

That’s still akin to the human going up to an ant hill and declaring themselves god to all ants, while another human looks at them in total disappointment. “We’re not gods. We’re people!”. Dropping a piece of candy on the ant hill is a miracle.

And don’t come at me with any of that “There can be only one (1) God!” bullshit because I’m just not having it.

>>97389454
Considering that there's some indication this weirdo has been making himself a nuisance on this website for at minimum five years, he's likely never going to stop until his parents force him to get a job and touch grass.

>>97389777
Creepy. It's like dead internet theory, but I like to call it One Autist Theory.
I'm one of those people that thinks /tg/ is generally bad now, but imagine if everything about it is really just one outrageously cunty individual? Me, you, most everyone using the website is sane and normal, but this one disturbed idiot is anonymously pulling the weight of dozens of users, and we all think we're arguing with each other when really it's just one outrageously stupid asshole.
It's almost comforting to think there may only be one stupid cunt on 4chan.

>>97389428
Insisting "magic" and "miracles" always be associated with "wonder" to the point of calling ANY attempt at drawing clear objective boxes disingenuous does, in fact, prevent the writing of game rules for the two as distinct objective phenomena.

>>97389515
No, it's the equivalent of humans approaching a species of parrot or corvid that is somehow conversant and declaring their faculties better than the birds' "sapience". In both cases there is a a logical class with a logical difference in means of action that demands words to describe it. Just because there is not a demonstrable extant member of "god" or "miracle" like there is for "humans" using "sapience" to distinguish their faculties from those of parrots or corvids does not remove the necessity to preserve the meanings of those words that fulfil said demand.

>>97390089
The strength of BAR 10 is that it can't reliably be penetrated even by ultra specialist munitions. The weakness is that it ablates basically no matter what it gets hit with, just at different rates. A guy with a metal pipe can kill an elemental if the elemental stands still long enough.

>What's that? A Shiro?!
>Well that just won't do, sonny. What're ya, a ricer?
>See what you're gonna want is the Warhammer!

>>97389993
Since Battletech is futurism from the pov of the 80's fuddlore should be the god's honest truth. .45 is THE cartridge. Steel and wood uber alle. Only someone as souless as those corpo Kuritans would use laser rifles and their bakelite furniture.

What books do I need for roleplay? MechWarrior: Destiny or it's the old one?

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>>97390253
MW 2nd is the best edition.
Some sort of middle ground between A Time Of War's BT integration and Destiny's character progression would be optimal.

>>97337982
No. His father was a philanderer and he's got a complex from it.

>>97340148
I don't know, ask your local witch doctor!

>>97355246
>>97358429
>>97365526
People forget that Johnny is implied to get laid pretty frequently, the series is just a compilation of the times he failed because that's more entertaining to watch.

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>anons divided and either shit on the AI slop picture or think it’s pretty neat
>all agree on adding the barmaid to the mind control harem being a good idea.

I like this thread

>>97386929
>>97387045
The duality of man

>>97390014
No, because copiable values include when a copy effect has "except it has" such effects. Copiable values are mostly intuitive except when you're copying copies is the main thing.

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>>97390172
Not QUITE a first, but the first since Ice Age.

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>>97390183
And, well, better menace has existed on mono-Blue before. It's functionally 'worse unblockable' so it's technically something Blue CAN do, it just feels wrong.

>>97390082
I blame this guy for all the games at my prerelease going into overtime. They really gave him lifelink and 4 toughness at worst.

>>97390107
>I'll have a..
>look at top deck any time and cast cast xyz from top deck
how original
>with ward 2
daring today aren't we

>>97352759
Because the scientific method completely broke down and the art of constructing technology turned into a religion of praying for each and every nut and bolt on a vehicle. so that it takes decades to build a single tank.

>>97353716
That's not it at all. It's that they are working with tech from 20,000 years ahead of our future, but with our level of understanding about tech. If you asked someone to explain why a computer worked, or give them all the parts to make one, they couldn't do it. Now imagine what the tech of the far far future will look like. Early 40k describes tech being crystalline just to hammer home what level of advanced sophistication it has (they ditched that because it looks dumb). The AdMech need their prayers not because they worship nuts and bolts, it's how they've kept the memory of how basic shit operates alive for millennia.

>>97345238
most rebellion happen because living in the Imperium sucks

>>97345238
Most rebelions happens because planetary ruler sucks and is overthrown in pesant revolt or planetary ruler believe he can get richer by secedding from Imperium. Chaos gets involved later.
Outside Horus Heresy no big rebelion was because of Chaos, Nova Terra decided they rule Imperium now and entire segmentum followed, Reign of Blood just administratum chief turned pope decided he want more power, no chaos influence, Badab? tax issue and marines not complying with law, Huron became chaos lord after his rebelion was crushed.
Rebelion on planet bumpfuck nowhere? Govenor decided that paying taxes hit his bottom line and it's not like Imperium care so he stops paying taxes, or local population have enough of govenor being asshole and overthrow him.

God point

>>97389718
That is because the HoMM games make very oblique references with it's zoomed out view MMVI, MMVII and MMVIII are much more zoomed in and you see the Scifi elements through the lens of pseudo-medieval people.

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>>97352571
So Roger Zelanzany's "Lord Of Light"?
Great novel 10/10 you should read it

>>97365999
Pls recommend me a Linda Nagata book set in this sort of world.

>>97368740
>the sun is at the end of its life span
>humanity hasn't colonized the stars in all that time
We deserve extinction if this happens

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>>97355211
I do enjoy the autism of FF14's aether and how it relates to literally everything in setting. I wish more settings and authors put that much effort in and are able to maintain the consistance that makes for unique story telling and emotional pay off of reading something from way back when and connecting it with the new data provided.

>>97378875
> How does it set up "the session."
That I don’t know, I only skimmed the book before shelving it.

But if I were to speculate, given the power and status the PCs are likely to poses right out of the gate, my guess would be to expect the game to play more like an open-world sandbox. The degree to which being based on status.

I asked one of veteran players at my local hobby shop/club and they said that Dune is similar to Fate as a lot of what you can do is moderated by "assets" you have, which can range from character aspects like "honorable" or "Duelist", to special knowledge you have like kompromats or special gear you have. Assets work in similar fashion as aspects in fate.
They also said item i have (agents of dune) is good for initial run and getting hang of the system as its designed to ease in into using system fully.
>>97378875
like >>97379650 said, your PC are either heads of house or very high ranking retainers so its usual stuff of increasing prestige/power of the house, corporate warfare between rival houses (as each house produce stuff, so you want to sabotage competitors while protecting yours) and appeasing powerful factions such as sisterhood, guild, the Emperor etc.

>>97379362
>I haven't read it
>Lemme make things up and project it on others
>This is definitely about other ppl trust me bro
k

I like the setting

>i wike teh thetting

>>97390212
It's not even that they're silent because they can't speak, but they can and it's part of their reverence, their service, their fealty to the Emperor and I always thought that was so much cooler because it shows how disciplined they are, the mental will power to be able to talk but through devolution you don't even though it would be far easier.

>>97390219
*devotion

>>97384623
You matter.

>>97389345
I think GW is terrified of 3D printing and so is pivoting to a pure IP company, and part of that pivot is progwashing to ‘widen appeal’.

>>97390219
Yes, but HR karens didn't like that wymyn didn't speak for some man because a male wrote it so.

>>97300419
I don't know why?

>>97373558
Oh, sorry, I didn't realise you were ESL. Let me explain what he's saying:
>It does not.
This part is immediately after being asked if NotLD feels like a political film to him. As you can see, he clearly says no, which should be the end of it really for you.
>I can see why it seemed that way.
Here's him saying he gets why idiots might think otherwise (amazing really, he predicted you).
>But it doesn’t seem that way right now to me. Maybe it’s because I can’t erase the things that were in our minds when we were making the film.
Now, here's where you're deeply confused and missed the context. The first sentence is him re-affirming it's not political. The second sentence is him giving a reason why it's not political (because what was in his mind when making the film was making a horror film, no politics involved).

Glad I could clear that up for you, let me know if there's any other cases of basic English that confuse you.

>>97369087
Kek

>>97300468
I think the best Zombies in fiction would be from return of the living dead
True horrors they are both smart and capable, able to trick, problem solve and understand they are a nigh unkillable hord leaving nothing with a brain alive
They can not truly die only be crippled
Military being out matched makes sense when no standard weapon works
It takes a nuke to stop the spread that took over a city in a few hours

>>97367605
this