>>97395422
probably got sick of this shit and decided not to bother anymore.

oh well. bogleech if you are reading this please give us an updated exovoros

bogleech if you are reading this please add sexy demon women to mortasheen

>>97395740
>please add sexy demon women
More Devilbirds you say?

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>>97398076
bro i am NOT sticking my dick in this thing

by my estimates there's like four or five dudes (counting me) interested in mortasheen and one or two dudes who come into these threads just to shit them up
this is not counting the possible appearance of bog or bonnie as wildcards
as a consequence this results in slow ass threads where we have very little to say

>>97396721
>How do they bring stuff from the ground to the city above.
They answer this actually, pulley elevators operated by trained baboons
And they looted the hell out of the First Age cities, they have like twelve magic automatic elevators that work by themselves

>>97397050
>Aesthetically it seems so weird to be walking on the grounds of the Haltan forest city and having to worry about shit and piss raining down on you but I don't know
Now you understand why a third of the raksha really hates them.

>These tree-farmers have also domesticated wild ver-sions of the exotic vines that First Age Celestial sorcerers created long ago as a way to provide many Eastern settlements with water. Several thick leafy vines as big around as a human thigh enwrap all the redwoods that support the Haltan dwelling platforms. These vines reach high up into the forest canopy, where they spread large fronds that catch rainwater. In addition, their deep roots draw water up from the ground. The Haltans place metal and wooden taps in these vines and draw off large amounts of potable water. This faintly green, fresh-smelling water is the primary reason that many Haltans ettlements can exist far from rivers and streams. These water vines only grow in the Haltan forest, despite many attempts by outsiders to grow them elsewhere.
Also neat, hopefully I didn't fuck up formatting this time

Oh they also say
>The capital of Halta boasts a population of almost
two million
Make up your damn minds 1E writers, there's a big difference between over 1 million and almost 2 million

>one of the Sidereals that destroyed Fallen Lapis was killed with a single arrow by the Bull of the North
They sent the jobber Sidereals I suppose

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>>97397974
I don't dislike the powers I simply think that there are so many and some so much stronger and versatile that all builds will just have a ton of superfluous powers that add nothing to the theme you are trying to create. Like the final forms, technically if you are meant to be a final boss type character you only need one or two, but you can easily get 4 or more if you want to.

>>97398164
reddit spacing

>>97397996
>>97398001
There was a follow-up post to this made by some other anon.
Maybe you can incorporate it too.
>>97367196

>>97398093
Good luck Agent-san

>>97398105
Why couldn't we get this an an AA for Analman? It's fantastic, make the red eyes have a strong glow effect and it's incredibly menacing.

>>97398105
why did he do it

>>97398195
He's a overworked salaryman from 90s Japan.

>>97398171
Because it's fanart.

>>97392322
>Planeswalkers bother me in every single level today.
Then you're in luck!
The new faces of magic aren't planeswalker anymore, but some group of harry potter students where half of them have disabilities because INCLUSION

>>97388673
I'm a pretty new player (started at ONE) and genuinely it amazes me how many of WotC's problem with the game is an inability to branch out. No books, no tabletop games (that aren't the card game obviously), no video games that aren't just playing the card game digitally (and even then those pale in comparison to the sheer amount of Yu-Gi-Oh's equivalent simulators) and basically no reason to engage with magic if you aren't already into tcgs or don't have friends that play the game. On top of that it's really freaking expensive to start playing. They have not and will not invest in their own IP, they will not ease the cost of entry, they WILL whore themselves out for funsies in the hopes that it will create player retention and frankly I don't think the numbers will reflect this long term

>>97388673
>media literacy
lol lmao
How much did WOTC pay you to make this post? I refuse to believe the pro-UB shift on /tg/ was organic at all.

>>97396585
We used to have books, you know. The stories were a lot more solid, because they came in one novel-sized installment for each set. When you bought a box, the book came with it. They found that they didn't like the cost of writing and printing books as they fell out of favor though, so they mostly switched over to articles instead. Except they wouldn't pay writers to be mainstays, and would basically commission lots of writers to write each leg of the story, resulting in massive inconsistencies in quality.

There's also been some related game before the full online digital thing, but they've been extremely sparse. And also Puzzle Quest.

>>97395644
Shit, do they at least stay confined to a single plane? Why does hasbro nurture such a boner for fantasy disabilities?

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Opinions on archery?

>>97397538
Silly, but like in a good way. Future bows firing future arrows to silently drop sentries and do all kinds of ninja shit is 10/10.

>>97397538
I love guns far too much to actually make use of it but I can see the appeal. Bows are quieter than guns, are legal to own almost everywhere and have reusable ammo. However, I imagine you'll still get laughed at if you're the only merc at the function with a literal caveman weapon while everyone else has smartlinked gats that blow the wall out.

>>97395753
The anime was nice advertising, but it didn't fix all the bugs and update the game. The game was undercooked. It needed another month or two worth of bug-fixing time. Also, the console versions were not really up to snuff. CDPR should have just made it a PC exclusive or only released it for consoles after they figured out how to optimize the game better.

They obviously got better at optimization at some point since the thing is running on a Switch 2 now.

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>>97397953
They won't be laughing at 5d6 HEP damage

>>97397877
it removes the private company auction (that works different from every other round or phase of the game and is present in EVERY 18XX), gives every company a special power, adds a merger phase to let you combine two small companies into a major Corporation (combining their special powers), and simplifies the share price track from 2d grid to a 1.5d line with "first come, first in turn order" tiebreaker for companies on the same price point.
so in a way RotLA is like the midpoint between 18XX and Iberian Gauge, but with a possibility of being more complex if you throw in the expansion and all the optional rules like playing to break the bank, HQs, hostile mergers/stock sales, and so on. No idea how it compares to 1889 but i guess it's more complex in some ways (the company powers, events and landmarks in the expansion) and less complex in others (no private companies, no price grid, no evolving cycle length as phases go on, and so forth), i think they call it the difference between Operational focus vs Market focus, but I need to play more 18XX to really understand what this means.

The gulag is back up.

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>>97397711
>Alright boys, you know the drill. Tell me a game you love but rarely see discussed here and why I should play it, and then I'll try to make a meme or reaction pic out of it. Funny not guaranteed
Galaxy Trucker. There's nothing quite like it. And i know of no other stress like having a no engine ship left hurtling through the race praying the rest of the trip wont eliminate you.
Nor of the level of cunty that game offers in purposefully building a ship that can fend of but not kill pirates and slavers cards you spied just so the person behind you (that built too quickly and never peeked) will suffer their wrath.

>>97398085
We don't discuss Galaxy Truckers because there's not much to talk about. It's a great game and it's not a light game but it's a very straightforward.
If you want my 2 cents, I think whether someone likes or dislikes Galaxy Truckers is a good filter to evaluate whether they have problematic decision making speed or luck tolerance.

>>97397888
>beginners 18xx
>1846
>1849

yeah no

Fuck yes! I got this, mom! Boy Toy's computer had notes on his customers! I ain't ever been paid to service a woman but I'm gonna make it now!
The first rule between me and each lady is gonna be: we talk about us, not my man!

>>97397432
>>97397448
>>97397501
>>97397589

You have to actually live if you want to endure.

I've kept my tongue on the loss of the Venus clanling for a few reasons. Not the least of which being my old roost getting extinguished out weeks back. Might be it was the compare. A double digit count of my neighbours, plenty of whom were... Flawed, foolish, all that but- Most were simply wiped out. Not even the primary target and a whole community is gone now.

Wish I had some grand revelation but... Honestly you just need to find a good harmony with the world. Better than cowering, or becoming deluded, or worse. Two dreamers were lost with that one, and all the rest of us can do is keep going.

>>97397670
Astonishing. Now go astonish that fellow lovesick Bullfighter too, my wise girl.
>>97397684
>Not the least of which being my old roost getting extinguished out weeks back. Might be it was the compare. A double digit count of my neighbours, plenty of whom were... Flawed, foolish, all that but- Most were simply wiped out. Not even the primary target and a whole community is gone now.
I am so terribly sorry.
>Honestly you just need to find a good harmony with the world.
A good harmony with the world, you say. But the world is not that harmonious, not on this side of the Masquerade at least. Reading the reports on your misadventures in Marquette was soul-crushing.

>>97397684
I'm sorry for your losses as well, Maquette was a shit show from what I read. I'm glad you and your Malk friend are okay.

>>97397793
>>97397735
I'll leave the sorrows for the candles, but my thanks.

>A good harmony with the world, you say. But the world is not that harmonious, not on this side of the Masquerade at least. Reading the reports on your misadventures in Marquette was soul-crushing.
Two former inhabitants, two Toreadors, made a great influence on me. Hatsepshup and Hippy I called them for anonymity. Hippy worshipped Lilith while Hatsepshup worshipped a whole pantheon of gods. They had some... Pretty radical beliefs. But they both agreed harmony wasn't peace. It was ruin, the destruction of civilizations, the extinguishing of worlds, and the formation of new ones in their wake. Change, in all her forms. The wheel turning onwards and peace within it.

You cannot prevent the wheel from turning, you'll be crushed beneath if you try. Harmony instead comes in motion. Dancing atop Armageddon.

Ha. Hatsepshup would get a laugh out of me trying to explain that meaningfully. I should visit them if I make it down to Memphis.

>>97397896
Unmodded MW5 is very dated, horrifically unoptimized (to the point where a top of the line modern rig can still see frames drop to the 30s) and looks like shit anyways, the difference between it and Clans is immediately obvious to anyone who plays or even watches both back-to-back. It will probably be another 10 years before we get it, but yeah moving to MW6 would be the best move.

>>97398152
Please let 6 have a better artstyle. The damage mwo and 5 have done to the visuals is immeasurable

>>97397665
>IS
Wolfhound
>Clans
Kit Fox

>>97398152
Several people i know can run MW5 no problem but clans is a sideshow.

>>97398186
It's only going to get more scifi milpunk from here.

>>97397403
>had the MC tame a bolter warrior with her vampire pussy.
Hot

>>97397785
My favorite Warhammer 40k ripoff is War of the Worlds. It's very unoriginal since Warhammer did the alien war idea much earlier, as well as the idea of virus bombing aliens to death. But H.G. Wells manages to make steampunk science fiction interesting despite it not having space marines and bolters in it.

>>97398159
I really liked that warhammer ripoff movie that came out a few years ago, with the twink main character? What was it called, DUNC I think? That was a decent movie but man, he should sue, such an obvious rip off.

>>97397403
Why did so many pistols from 1990s media have that exact (entirely fictional) silhouette?

>>97398179
Base it on a Desert Eagle and then just make the barrel longer?

Do two-player starters still have those tutorial campaigns?

>>97392830
I hate these mosquito-looking mfs. They are so ugly

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>>97392830
One of my favorite cover arts. They make the Boyg look good.

>>97394975
They are eternal

>>97392594
>In battles between summoners, wouldn't the optimal strategy be to remain as far from the field of battle as possible while trying to sneak up on the opponent?
Depends on a ton factors.
>Do the summoners need line of sight to summon
>Can the summoners summon through defenses
>Are the summoners creating summons, teleporting in functionally immortal creatures, or teleporting them in from a finite pool of mortal allies
>Do the summons expire
>Do the summons have an upkeep cost
>Do the summons go down when the summoner does
>What is the maximum range of the summoner
>Does the summoner need to actively control their summons
>Will the summons turn on the summoner if their control is disrupted
>Can the summons be desummoned either by a specific counterspell or by interference with the summoner
>How quickly can the summoner summon
>How much can the summoner summon before needing to rest

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>>97397912
A masquerade is much more common, easier to world build for since most of real history still happens, and much easier to get people to relate to what is happening since it uses the real world as reference.

An urban fantasy setting without masquerade has a much more difficult time world building but also a lot more creative freedom in how the existence of the supernatural impacts the modern world and you have a lot more stuff you can come up interesting things for.

>>97397912
The latter. Hidden magic generally either involves either ass worldbuilding or contrivances on the level of "the planet is sentient and fucks with people's senses to keep them from realizing magic exists when they really fucking ought to". Or shit magic.

>>97398024
>A masquerade is much more common, easier to world build for since most of real history still happens, and much easier to get people to relate to what is happening since it uses the real world as reference.
This presupposes that the setting is meant to be some equivalent of the real world Earth.

Literally nothing stops you from doing a masquerade on an alternate "present" or past or future for that matter.

>>97398087
>This presupposes that the setting is meant to be some equivalent of the real world Earth.
>Literally nothing stops you from doing a masquerade on an alternate "present" or past or future for that matter.
I guess, but at that point you're getting the worst of both. Like it's much harder to world build since you have to do it for both a hidden and open world and people will have less ways to relate to it.

Could still be fun though.

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>>97398114
>people will have less ways to relate to it
Eh, you can have an alternate world and still have it be highly relatable. And setting something on an alternate world can free you up from having to crowbar the shit you want to do in around real world history/politics/religions/etc. It's not all downside in that regard.

A good example of this done well is the Ace Combat series. It's set on a completely alien earth just to avoid having to do the stock Ubisoft ass-covering every fucking game.

>>97395143
Mad how pitifully childish the average 40kid is

>>97396617
They don't want to risk breaking the piggy bank.

>>97396669
>! It has the largest breasts you’ve ever seen
not canon per the models sadly

>>97397891
Considering the size and armor they could have way bigger booba hidden there than any SoB/Eldar model.

>>97395143
What's the shock? Warhammer fans are the most beaten housewife fanbase out there.
>I'll leave him this time!
>Spotted seething at the next reveal show

>>97383891
Why did you randomly circle several men's heads?

>>97392616
this much self projection should come with getting a forced therapy session you schizophrenic jew.

>>97392965
Can you expand on what the fuck you're talking about?

When this product was revealed dozens of individual 4chan users posted about how it was confirmation that marines were going female, and it was a done deal. Multiple tearful threads were made.

I'm simply wondering what happened to all those bold thinkers. Were you one?

>>97383891
Stock down 7% in one month.

>>97383891
I said they did look like women but supported the move because 40k needs to speed run its destruction. I was hopeful.

>>97397747
You mean action figures?

btfo'd urself like fag

>>97397240
No matter how hard you simp for feminist you'll never get a whiff of pussy.

>>97397418
Appealing to nulore isn't helping your argument.

>>97397573
Still gaslighting.

>>97398111
That's the only depiction of the custodes creation process that exists since 80's/90's lore said nothing on the subject. There certainly wasn't any "emperor's geneseed" or some shit that loretubers have invented.