>>97222364
>femboy
Zillennial safehorny cringe

>>97222356
Baneposters?

>>97222365
The concept goes back to antiquity, I'm just labeling it with a word modern audience would be familiar with.

>>97222387
Anon just wants you to say "trap" because the word "femboy" makes him have a conniption or something.

>>97222387
>it's actually le heckin trad and based
And yet you're only suggesting it because it's fashionably safe.
>>97222398
Retard moment.

>>97216545
>Buddhism is Gnosticism, just for East Asia.
That's quite a shallow understanding of Buddhism

>>97216570
I agree. Glorantha has quite an interesting take. Too bad Chaosium is running Runequest into the ground with their schizoid indecisiveness on where to take the game.

>>97216420
Simulation theory was implied in both Star Ocean 1 and 2. The problem with 3 was that they tried to turn it into a mid-game twist and that made a mess of the game's story.

>>97214013
>Plants are what is wrong with everything in the world. We must return to Photosynthesis.

Familiarity is important.

Gnosticism is just true
!IAM!

>>97209297
You're both too retarded to follow the discussion and too retarded to recognize the value of quantum ogres.

>>97207726
I ran a d&d campaign centered around a cult, at it's climax the cult had brought a basilik to a church. One of the players decided to fight, only to fail his saves and get petrified. The others immediatly ran out the city without warning anyone, actually probably a cooler outcome than trying to fight it

>>97207823
it do be like that

>>97221518
My instinct would be to block the door from outside and burn the place down.
Am I murderhobo?

BAN ALL COOMERS
DELETE ALL COOMER THREADS
TOTAL COOMER DEATH
CUUMERO DELENDA EST
there is more to life than cooming
coomers have never had sex so they obsess over pornography
coomers are degenerate societal reject losers
coomers have perverted fetishes from overcooming
i hate coomers
coomers can only talk about cooming
coomers turn every thread into coomer threads
you will never have sex with a woman loser
coomers actually jerk off their overjerked deathgripped weenies to cartoon goblins
imagine telling a real girl that
pathetic coomers

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An unexpected bonus inside my "new" White Dwarf issue was a cardstock church

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>>97221218
Excuse that these photos aren't totally flat like scans

>>97209147
played cultic recently, realized this era and style has a lot of overlap with the old boomshoot map aesthetics

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>>97215677
Fuck, I forgot one final question.
>Can a Daemon Prince that has taken Demonic Stature (he's a monstruous creature now) still have a retinue?

>>97220052
I don't want the new ones

>>97220226
Don't see why not then
There's still the question of the jump lord and possibly the two handed melees and mutant guy

>>97218754
law: kinda obvious
gameplay: promblems with multiple core game mechanics, no mapplay, no objective play, no conceal, activation problems, weapon scaling (looking at something and jst deleting it is not a good mechanic if yor remember D weapons in bighammer befor damagenumbers over 10 was a thing)

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>>97218754
Impressive... but that guy would just be stuck in your starting zone because there is no way he can manuver through dense killteam terrain, so you would most likely lose on points

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>>97221316
>no way he can manoeuvre

I literally don't remember half of these, no, because as someone who bought the Book of the Astronomican when it came out you've made most of them up.

It was never directly stated that the Primarch's were clones. Heck, they were just Chapter Masters and when they got firmed up just before 2nd Ed they were always stated to be genetically engineered, so they weren't clones. Logically bits of their DNA were always taken from others.

The Imperium were literally breeding with Eldar in the RT rulebook.

Salamanders were just black guys (actually it was never explicitly painted and probably just a coincidence from the guide from the paint set but lets roll with that) and the ashen skin guys was itself an incredibly dumb retcon.

The custodes were 100% nothing because there were only four lines of text about them until fucking 8th edition.

LE2 had a beaked helmet, but literally the second marine model ever, LE10, didn't.

The Emperor being dead was always fannon that had a few bits of in-world evidence but just as much that directly contradicted it.

The Emperor's motivations were always shady, given he was literally nicked from Dune and that comes with it.

>>97218175
>Gathering Storm
You mean literally the last time the lore was actually good?

>>97218823
>the book was well-written.
It was not.
Fucking hated that book.

>>97222204
>nice digits
Why?
I don't like the romantic part of the normal humans, but reading how the Legion fell was interesting and tragic, which I think was the point of the novel, a sad tragic story of the Legion that tried to achieve perfection and fell in degeneration in the process.

>>97217250
It's a good thing GW doesn't listen to you Grognard retards and continues being successful without you

>>97218010
[black and white, sketch-like] if you are still here and in a willing mood;

"In a damp, torch-lit cavern, depict a scene of grim captivity. Two dozen small, fuzzy oortlings are herded against a rough-hewn wall, their large eyes wide with terror, kept in a tight, trembling pack. Dominating the scene is a single mind flayer, its illithid form imposing and cerebral, its tentacles idly coiling as it surveys its living larder with cold, psionic calculation. Flanking it are two immense, hairless mutant thralls: obese ogre-cyclops hybrids with sickly albino skin, a single brutish eye each, and crude clubs resting on their shoulders. Enforcing the perimeter are two bestial grimlock slaves, their eyeless faces sniffing the air, and two hulking, fur-covered quaggoth slaves, their claws and fangs bared, ensuring not a single oortling escapes its fate as future brain cattle. The atmosphere is thick with fear, dampness, and the promise of horrific consumption."

>>97222251
error; pale, and hairless oortlings. Not fuzzy (could work as a subspecies bred to be able to survive and thus be eaten in more varied environments.)

>>97218010
also the "slime giant slave"

"A massive, vaguely humanoid mound of translucent ooze towers over 12 feet tall, its gelatinous form pulsing
and flowing with disturbing life. Within its crystalline mass, the partially dissolved form of a giant can be seen
—a frost giant, fire giant, or other massive humanoid preserved in horrific stasis. The giant's enormous limbs
are stretched outward through the ooze's body, massive hands reaching desperately toward freedom that will
never come. The creature's face, though dissolving, is frozen in a rictus of eternal agony visible through the
transparent slime.
A giant slime slave is an advanced form of the standard slime slave, created from a much larger crystal ooze and
requiring the sacrifice of a giant or other Large humanoid creature. The ritual is even more demanding and
creates a far more dangerous guardian. These massive oozes are prized by powerful evil priests and archmages
as guardians for their most important sanctums, particularly those near water or in flooded caverns.
The absorbed giant gives the creature both its increased size and a more defined humanoid shape, making it
even more unsettling to behold. The giant's equipment typically dissolves during the transformation, though

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>>97218010
and the slime slave

""A vaguely humanoid puddle of translucent ooze squelches and flows as it moves. Within its gelatinous mass, the
partially dissolved form of a humanoid victim can be glimpsed—preserved in horrific stasis, limbs stretched
outward in eternal supplication. Though it acts under external magical command, its body is alive and secretes
paralytic slime to incapacitate intruders. On its own, it is incapable of complex decision-making.
A slime slave is not a true golem but rather a living crystal ooze that has been magically enslaved and shaped
into a roughly humanoid form through a horrific necromantic ritual. The creature's vaguely humanoid
appearance comes from the humanoid victim sacrificed during its creation—their body absorbed but not fully
digested, giving the ooze both its shape and a macabre warning to those who see it.
These creatures are created by evil priests and mages who serve dark powers associated with corruption,
dissolution, and subterranean domains. They are popular guardians for underwater temples, flooded dungeons,
and subterranean lakes.
A slime slave stands roughly 6 feet tall and weighs about 250 pounds.""

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>What elements would you include?
Lighting, Ice, Void, and Metal.

>>97221787
These /wbg/ threads also recycle the same damn content, though.
Are you actually reading the posts you're replying to?

>>97221067
Falls and disasters are part of every culture, every genre, and every story when you reach that far, and it's dumb. The extinction of the dinosaurs apes the fall of the roman empire, therefore, Jurassic Park is post apocalyptic, but only if you pay attention. You do pay attention, right?

>>97222363
>That far back
If you are in pseudo medival times the fall of pseudo Rome isn't that far back. In the same way the dark ages after the fall of mycynean culture absolutely qualifies as post apoc.
>Jurassic Park is post apocalyptic,
It is for the dinosaurs.

>>97219622
>Worldbuilding is an extremely small part of running a game
It's actually fundamental to it. If you don't do proper worldbuilding, then you won't be prepared for when players do the unexpected, you'll lose immersion when you start making contradictory and disjointed decisions that don't fit what's already been offered, and you'll ultimately fail as a GM. These are cases many of us have experienced when we're flying by the seat of our pants due to lack of appropriate forethought into the world, but I can guess why you haven't...

>>97222023
Fake engagement through sockpuppets and lazy chatgpt conversation starters to trick advertisers to keep paying.

if you eat the brain of a baby before its 6 weeks old you stop aging for the next year

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>>97222287
Really?

>>97222329
No, that's not how stem cells work, it's not as simple as just eating it.

>>97222334
not with that attitude, in any case

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Yeah yeah, I know it's 2e but one of players found this for free.

>>97220447
Cool blogpost bro

>>97220459
Thanks :DD

>>97219339
Part of the AD&D appeal is precisely the monk-like dedication to parse rules from obscure musings from half-forgotten paragraphs in the DMG. OSRIC 3 was always going to be a betrayal of sorts, but I believe it's a needed one in a moment where the original PHB and DMG are available as PoD and retroclones such as OSE or Dragonslayer are slowly but surely evolving into AD&D-lite.

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Is OSE easier to DM/play as a newbie? I tried 5E and it seemed kinda autistic for my non-dork buddies.

>>97220963
Eat around the dicked part.

>>97221912
I dunno, ask /40kg/

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>>97217366
Having brain damage and being poisoned by a combination of social media brainrot and porn addictions lowers one's ability to comprehend long sentences.

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>>97217366
The more simple and succinct the message the further down it reaches in terms of both social class and IQ levels, it's also common on brand taglines and election slogans.

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>>97217789
>The idea of a gnoll working in forge with that fur next to burning fires, sounds like a safety hazard about to happen
True, but at that point you'd need to question how safe it is for Dwarves too, considering they're generally depicted as both master smiths and having huge beards. Having metal rings and beads braided in those big beards probably wouldn't help either.

>>97212479
>Eldar aren't post-scarcity anymore, actually.
Technically they still are, especially the Commorites, but the Exodites actively reject it and Craftworlders practically don't have the means to reproduce their post-scarcity society, without resorting to the same shit Commorites do (which they don't want to do morally/ethically), due to the fact how post-Slaanesh the natural way to procreate for eldar is severely restricted due to the inherent dangers involved, and they are already an extremely slowly reproducing species to begin with, so they lack manpower to actually expand their craftworlds.

>>97211911
even if the earth caste could make a suit of similar nature for their human subjects, most orthodox tau and especially ethereals would not trust them with it. you'd need an offshoot willing and able to take radical action like the farsight enclaves or the 4th sphere colonies to do that

>>97213037
>so they lack manpower to actually expand their craftworlds
they have been physically expanding their craftworlds for the past 10 thousand years, it is population that has been generally decreasing

>>97212024
im leaning more towards Vashtor or some old Man of Iron rather than Eldar but yeah
especially now that they have an AI leading them

>>97211911
I don’t want Tau to make their own legion or anything but it would be cool to see an Iron Hand get captured by Tau and go turncoat, it would be a fun plotpoint. I’d hope whoever writes it would give them a neat new armor set that isn’t just SM armor.

>>97221709
I think so. Player 3 is foaming at the mouth for the chance to kill daemons and already delivered two IC rousing speeches. We got a "daemons could be here. With the warp, you can go anywhere you want" joke and we pretended we never started doing DW and were instead playing our other campaign.

>>97221751
They're all new players but one, a big fight against a greater daemon would've been too tough for their level, especially since no one would've had fun cause only the librarian is equipped to battle them effectively, and the main enemy are Nids.

>did that test completely wrong
That's what I was going for, to be fair. Completely flip the expectations of how a normal test should go, hence offering players to pick a -20 penalty. The highest WP player failed his 90% chance to succeed, while the lower one passed his 18% twice, so the RNG was also tzeenchian. The reward for the room was a fate point, so they got that back as well, no "gotcha! you wasted resources on an illusion".

>>97221929
Slaanesh does have his Noise Marines though, who are supposed to represent love for extreme stimuli
Tzeench has plenty of sorcerers serving him, which aren't relly a "unit" per se, but it would be hard to make one of them seeing how individualistic they tend to be. And rubric marines are associated with him, who are a resurt of sorcery

>>97221976
I know that, but they don’t represent them well like how Khorne berserkers and plague marines represent Nurgle and Khorne. Like, which part of rubric marines scream Tzeentch? These automatons could well be Nurgle units considering how tough they are

>>97221946
I get you, it IS fucky and memorable, especially for a one-shot where Corruption consequences don't matter barring some very specific rolls.
But it also would make me very wary of the GM invalidating character choices in the middle of a campaign like that. Spending XP to be good at X thing just to be told anti-X happens because Chaos would be a frustrating experience.

So personally, I'd need that "I wouldn't do that in a campaign" said out loud by you, if I were your player.

>>97221791
They have natural children for the bragging rights and prestige.

Ironically the nuclear family sans picket fence is the Commorrite Dream, the sign you made it, because you could both fuck another Comorrite, wait out the lenghty Eldar pregnancy, and raise that child without anyone involved getting murdered by each other, by rivals, or by an otherwise uninvolved conspiracy you just happened to get caught in.

>>97221841
you have to be within 12" of the enemy units, retardo boy. That means on their turn they move 7" or more, then setup 1-6" closer, then charge 2d6-pick-highest.
And that's being nice and assuming his tank is in front of his army next to his infantry. If it's screened Behind any other units, you won't even be able to EVER get within 12" of it with a predator, dumbfuck.

Anyone have the lore tid bit about EC delimbing their members to put inside Saturnine armor?

>>97221862
Which is why you do the opposite of the normal tactic with Rhinos charging to soak Overwatch and have your rabid legionaries (you were escorting your tank with infantry rather than charging down a road Russian-style, right?) charge his infantry to tie them up while you get in to slag his tank

>>97221862
And? That is after the melta predator had its shot at the big, expensive tank it was trying to blow up. At which it either succeeded and blew up a land raider costing twice its points, or failed deserving nothing but destruction for its lack of competence, Either way, losing the predator after is not an issue.
Against anything that isn't a land raider a melta predator can stay safely at maximum range of its melta cannon and use sponson lascannons to shoot off the last remaining HP.

I regularly field two magna melta predators, and they have been quite useful. Initially only did so because I didn't have enough units painted to play 3k points otherwise, but they proved themselves enough that they are now a standard inclusion in my list. Only one of them needs to be lucky once to earn back the points for both predators, and the threat of one-shotting a land raider is enough to make most opponents very reluctant to move their assault transports forward.

>>97222117
Rhinos can't charge, this isn't 40k you fucktard.

>>97222337
And where did I mention using Rhinos beyond the comparison to the 40k tactic?

Besides I'm agreeing with you anon

Are SPs guaranteed per case?

>>97221531
Mucho GODS

If BT23 Rosemon is deleted with a When Attacking effect, plays itself back with Fortitude and then suspends itself, can it redirect the attack to itself or did it miss the "When one of your opponent's Digimon attacks" timing

>>97222036
Any effect that refers to attacking is specifically talking about attack declaration, if a card doesn't see the attack declaration it can't use "when x attacks" effects. Rosemon wouldn't be able to redirect the attack since the newly played one wouldn't have seen attack declaration.

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>>97217309
English ver foiling