>>97352362
The day when i can respond to this with either a list of pokemon or digimon, either one, is incredibly close. you have no idea.

Literally just need either one to give me a proper shark girl (yes it's bipedal, yes it's nominally a shark, no i'm not counting garchomp. that is 1. a bulette and 2. not waifu coded.)

>>97372239
wait seriously? goddamn, lmao.

>>97390807
Pathfinder has some fucking wild races. My favorite that I know of are the shards of cosmic intelligence given form which need to grow a plant exoskeleton to move around and interact with the physical world. There are probably weirder ones too. I know you can play a straight up digital robot. Not a magical construct, actual boston dynamics tier robot in your fantasy rpg.

>>97390807
>Literally just need either one to give me a proper shark girl (yes it's bipedal, yes it's nominally a shark, no i'm not counting garchomp. that is 1. a bulette and 2. not waifu coded.)
So you're a furry, but not so furry you'll fuck a garchomp.

>>97337142
Foul Spawn/Hell Spawn are an interesting monster race given that they have multiple forms similar to insect races, but they have no societal structure and their forms are randomly determined rather than inherited. A race originally created by blood magic which then proliferated beyond its creators is a surprisingly underexplored concept in fantasy (mostly due to moral implications), given that Tolkien's Orcs are analogous to that concept.

>>97335858
Do we *really* need three varieties of short human?

>>97391492

The poster maps are of the Deneb and Spinward Marches sectors... g0f1le /d/FHlT0V

Humbly requesting Formoria for Shadowdark

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>>97391666
/d/LkSKKs

>>97391687

Thanks a ton!

>>97387250
gf /d/145PEB

>>97388427
Dunno how you came up with that. Ravenloft was created because Weis & Hickman wanted to do Gothic Horror stuff, and the setting was created because the original two modules did really well and 2e-TSR wanted money from setting lines.

>>97374403
I forgot to mention im trans

>>97389091
you sound like a punk ass nogames nofriends

>>97386064
Yes, he is rage baiting by lying about what people are claiming.

>>97385805
Did you tell them to bring Clerics?

>>97391359
not him but
>since the entrenchment of what counts as "real" 40k has gotten REALLY bad
That could have been an issue with oldfags as well, as we see any time pre vs post rift shows up as a discussion in this thread.

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>>97391608
Nah bro, I swear it was never this bad a few years ago. People treat using Gathering Storm as a deadly attack against them now. You could post something like
>Calixis is in Imperium Nihilus
and you'd get
>Oh damn, thoughts and prayers, hope they're okay
but now, you get what you see. One of my players is die-hard pre-rift, and we rib the shit out of each other, but it never gets to the level of visceral hatred.

>>97391359
>>97391608
Welcome to the curse of the normalfag. The average normalfag is an isolated, atomized, neurotic wreck, who has tied his identity to a brand in lieu of a social group or religion. Thus, an attack on the brand is an attack on the normalfag, and he will respond violently. Even worse, many of these normalfags got into the hobby during the rona, and don't even play the game, they just watch AI videos and read books. So now the grogs are seeing their game change to what they think is an appeal to the normalfags, and they lash out, and the normalfags see their brand as under attack, so they lash back, and it becomes a shitshow all around.

I get why people hate gathering storm since it deletes entire settings of the FFG books.

>>97391846
It clearly doesn't because the Owlcat 40krpg games are set post rift. The only one that's iffy is Deathwatch.

>>97391085
I doubt it's the baldness that was causing that problem. Judging from Bing's idiosyncrasies in parsing prompts about a character's pose/gestures (and the Dall-E 3 model having been trained on a lot of lewd content), my bet is that whatever language you used to have her rubbing her bald head was getting misinterpreted to have her groping herself in a way that attracted the dog's attention.

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>>97391085
I have an idea...
Now YOU hold still...

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>>97391085
>>97391827
Fixed.

>>97391827
>>97391830
kek

>>97391816
I think it was more trying to get her midriff there under the tied up blouse. Also, I had originally called it "loose" so that would have likely messed with it with the earlier posing of her kneeling on the ground in sadness. I think the kneeling may have done it. I remember having issues trying to get her kneeling in prayer. Bing seems to think any girl kneeling is getting ready to suck something. The rubbing the head didn't come until later in the prompting and actually helped tone down the dogs.
>>97391827
>>97391830
...
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Well played, pussy cat.

>>97390485
>>97390632
>I was under the impression that anything from 7 to 9 is a success anyway, are lower rolls always better?
On a normal roll, 7-9 is one success and 10 is two successes, which is to say that by default 10s are doubled. Having double 9s means that rolling a 9 or 10 counts as two successes, double 8s means that rolling 8s through to 10s counts as two successes, and double 7s means that rolling 7 through to 10 counts as two successes each.

By default, if you roll ten dice and score one of each number 1-10, you score five successes (7 8 9 = 3, 10 = 5). If you have double 7s you would score eight successes. This is also about how the averages work, so if you're assigning difficulties to an action keep in mind that by default it takes someone with twice the number of dice as the Difficulty to succeed about 60% of the time. Six dice is likely to meet Difficulty 3, ten dice has about a 60% chance of meeting Difficulty 5, and so on. With double 7s those same six dice are likely to meet Difficulty 5, and ten dice are likely to beat Difficulty 7.

>>97375153
>>97390799
Isekai/xianxia protagonist ahh moment.

>>97391147
See, this just makes me wish that both Feats of Strength and Charms like WST and God-King's Shrike had higher difficulty examples of what you can accomplish with them. The system started out seeming kinda fiddly but once those dubs start ramping up it's relatively easy to overshoot the margins.

>>97391596
This is Essence, if you payed any attention, not 3e.

>>97391745
While mistaken, I still stand by everything I said.

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Brick-Eyes bros.. how many are we playing? Clearly replaces the singleton Pot in every list. What else is cut if more than 1 is going to he played?

>>97391156
Its basically unplayable in like 95% of decks. Lab might play it as a sidegrade to Ice Dragon's Prison and that's honestly about it.

>The world was in great turmoil thanks to the evil dr gearck, who had plans to conquer the world

>>97391190
This. People see the word 'Dominus' on it and just assume it is good.

Is there any possible way to make Cubics work?

>>97390690
You're simply not a serious person if you're pretending this is the sloppers' fault. It's almost 100 of Noldorfag's impotent dumping as per usual

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>>97390793
Quit replying to yourself.

>>97390801
Apparently pretty potent if it fills the image limit and makes you upset.

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>>97391166
I'm not nearly as upset as this anon though >>97390690 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Taking up for Noldorfag because you think he's owning the AIchuds is abjectly pathetic.

>>97390801
>It's almost 100 of Noldorfag's impotent dumping as per usual
this is true
but i would still rather look at his collection of random elf males posing with weapons in various environments

>>97385156
Sternguard veteran has ONE MK7 helmet chud.

>>97384037
If they do that, it's a tacit admission of defeat, an admission that they know most people prefer the original marine look over primaris.
That's why they won't, even if there's money to be made.

>>97388955
Still kind of crazy they just threw away the iconic angry face. Like 20 years of imagery and brand just thrown away like it was nothing.

OP is 100% correct. My only thought is they are afraid that this helmet would be placed on everyone’s space marines, and the new helmet would be forgotten.

>>97386704
10 dudes in the kit, 5 unique bodies, same as the new EC marines and new SW.

>>97386183
Djinn best girl by far.

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Boop!

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>>97390986
Are both the picture posted and the catbox link your art?

>>97391074
I think even the reference art in the small bubble in the catbox image is also his art, so all three are

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>>97391074
I try to have some range! Indeed.

>>97391161
How would you even know there are rules if you hadn't already looked at them yourself?

>>97390861
Agreeing with this guy. The first thing that comes to my mind is that people with experience in other games can get precious about their characters and it takes a bit of experience as a GM to get past that hump, especially as clones might not even survive the mission briefing if everything goes as it should. The second thing is that Paranoia missions can go off the rails very fast, not in the "this module is a railroad" sense, in the unexpected and chaotic sense so you'd have to be comfortable with the rules and improvising.

I did look at the rules. I'm allowed to.

>>97386862
Mentzer Basic D&D
Fuck the HYTNPD&D crowd and fuck the Moldvay is better/Mentzer isn't even D&D crowd.
Mentzer has one of the best tutorials for a RPG so you can pick it up fast. It's core is nearly identical to all other forms of D&D through to 1999 and once you learn one you can pick up the others and adapt freely. You don't have to worry about that mystery stuff , especially at lower levels if you want to just dungeon crawl that's fine. You can use it for years. It expands nicely into domain play at higher levels if you want. Just be careful it anyone wants to play thief. Thieves do advance in skills a bit slowly, Mentzer himself came up with a better way years later and it would be worth looking that up. Don't even look at the Immortal rules.

>>97391571
Because Friend Computer said it's against the rules to read the rules. You're not doubting Friend Computer, are you, anon?

>>97386923
Use a pre-made story
CoC/DG has hundreds you can pick up

>>97389021
It's a matter of opinion. There are a lot of gamers who are risk-averse and try to optimise the risk out of every scenario, which you simply can't do with Hunger. Every rouse check is a fifty-fifty, simple as. The only way to optimise the risk out of the Hunger is to minimise the number of rouse checks, in which case you're barely playing a vampire at all.

It's a mechanic that works best for people who are comfortable with risk and adapting to whatever the situation is and making a story out of it. As /tg/ has always been home to players who prefer tactical gaming and character optimisation, it makes sense that most people here dislike the Hunger system.

>>97390564
I probably heard someone else say it, but it's an apt thing to say about the entire X of Darkness corona pretty broadly.
If you don't have to deal with any downsides to your splat, then you're just a guy with superpowers. If the player doesn't act like a vampire, isn't roleplaying like he's a vampire, no downsides, then yeah, the game is just about a bunch of superheroes. The vampire thing just becomes a vague aesthetic with no teeth, pun intended.

>>97390935
>I probably heard someone else say it,
at least you're honest about it

>>97382844
>It fucking sucks
>sucks

I see what you did there!

>>97391433
You're saying that like I'm supposed to be embarrassed about it, I don't know why. People learn idioms and expressions from others, dude. There's no reason to *lie* about that, so praising me for being honest is ridiculous. You sound like a paranoid schizo; nobody has any reason to lie to you.

>>97391741
Power Word Pain from RoD is useful at all levels

At low levels its just a strong source of damage, at higher levels it can keep casters distracted for multiple rounds

Are there any means whatsoever to convert a prestige class with its own built in spellcasting into a generic "+1 level of previous spellcasting class" advancement?

>>97391741
I like Ice Slick as a cleric version of Grease (One that can be ignored if the caster also uses Snowshoes)

>>97391775
GM's permission. Nothing RAW comes to mind.

>>97391741
There's an extremely non-core set of spells I adore called Breathball and Breathdoom, level 6 and 9 respectively, I believe. Breathball converts any breath weapon the caster possesses into a basketball size swirling orb of smog that hangs in place for a few minutes. Anyone that comes within range sets it off, releasing the full effect of the breath weapon in a Fireball sized burst. Breathdoom is similar but has fewer restrictions, higher damage cap, is permanent, and is invisible.

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>>97391741
not all of these are spells, a couple are homebrew, but here you go

>>97391590
The art on tcgs aren't literally stolen from pixiv

>>97391648
This is the hill you wanna die on? When TCGs still exist only because they are the purest form of exploitation + gambling in boardgames? And more exploitative than casino card games?

>>97391630
Rockstar Stitch required a whole box purchase so I had to skip that! I'm flying Frontier so I can't really take any souvenirs home.

>>97391692
Bruv that brand literally (note that I am using this word as it is supposed to be used) steals trending art from twitter and pixiv, prints it on a card, and sells them like a South East Asian who finally discovers a 5 dollar pasta maker, uses it to make noodles, and sells it at 10x the price. I don't give a shit what your stance is on """"" exploitative gambling """"" or whatever the fuck kind of cheetos dust you're snorting, but debasing yourself to pay for something that you could definitively do a much better job with (resin panels, layered 3d cutouts, custom mats or sleeves, the sky's the limit) should be considered a form of self harm and immediately put under the surveillance of a mental institution. Any further form of posturing about unrelated wishwash past this post will be considered trolling and rightfully ignored and dealt with appropriately.

>>97391718
Well, not to worry. If you decide to get into the game, he's not too hard to get since they reprinted him in Fabled. The promo would have been worth more, likely, but that only matters if you're a collector/investor. I'd recommend checking your local card store to see if they have a league night, and play a few rounds to see if it grabs you.

>>97391602
>>97391635
I really really hope TOW never undergoes what the 40k ITC went through. 40k has transformed measurably because of their catering to tourney fags. While I would like a balanced game, it’s more so for seeing variety on the table than caring about comp. I really hope TOW focuses more on flavor and crunch over comp faggotry. So far it seems specialist games has a different philosophy to the main studio, but it’s GW so it could change overnight for the better or worse.

>>97391602
>A Hochland rifle, or a group of dedicated handgunenrs, ought to be able to shoot this thing out of the sky. I don't care about balance or any of that garbage, this being a thing just does not make sense except as some kind of support unit for artillery in the way Bony used.
I can't believe that it doesn't have some kind of flammable rule. It's a fucking paper lantern with a stockpile of explosives.

>>97391761
The Flammable rule in TOW is pretty shit. It just turns off that unit's regen when hit with a flaming weapon.
Turning off Regen is what Flaming Weapons are supposed to do, Flammable is supposed to make things more susceptible to Flaming Attacks.

But yes, the Cathay balloons are dumb, and should be limited to 1 per 1000 points.

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>>97391761
Well they made the unit super strong so people would buy the models and play them, please understand

>>97391761
It’s not a zeppelin. There no flammable gas in the balloon just hot air. The paper could obviously just be treated with flame retardant chemicals from their alchemists.
The balloon itself does need to be made way less durable though, I don’t think flammable is flavourful or significant enough to fix it. Or keep the same stats and increase its cost by 40-50%.