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>>97846102
Well that's pretty evident just from looking at the archer.

>>97846102
Once again, it was merely an observation that requires no more communication past the fact that the IWM CGL metals have details that the palstics lack.

>>97845022
You know you've fucked up a design when people keep mistaking a cockpit hatch for cockpit glass when painting their models.

>>97846048
Let's be real. You'd still complain then.

>>97846176
This is the BitchyTech General. Would you expect anything less?

just IMO dark elf x elf is way more interesting than human x elf because at this point it seems elves are just long lived humans with pointy ears and interchangeable cultures and at least dark elves, being the token evil race, have a vastly different outlook in life and a different culture

>>97845828
I agree, I have written the only elf male/dark elf female story on AO3

>>97845744
Yeah, but that's my point. The characters don't have to be elves to make the story interesting, at this point it's just fashion.
It's obviously not wrong, but it seems kinda of a waste if you're going to introduce fantasy races that act like a human would.

>>97845828
I like human x elf more, personally. Dark Elves are just edgier elves, frankly.

>>97846172
most fantasy races are more like facets of humanity
you could make them utterly alien to humans, but that steps into the realm of the fae

at that point, just make your elves 3-feet tall and spend all their time baking cookies and making toys for reasons man cant grasp

Always a shame when you see a bunch of new posts here and it's just the bot going haywire

>>97844209
They're very cute, but they're not great. The condition to special them is tricky to achieve. And besides water they don't synergise much with the original fortune ladies.

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Last time I even touched Yugioh was roughly 6 years ago, should I even bother coming back? Yesterday I found my old Rokket Revolt structure deck, and I obtained a few new Rokket cards from a few booster packs I bought a few days ago. Can I make that archetype work for a casual deck for local games?

>>97844176
what the fuck is this guy babbling about. is this the same guy spamming random cards? why dont jannies just ban him?

>>97843933
i forgot to add i really like the sacred beasts too. its a shame that the uria retrain seems to be a straight upgrade to base uria because i love the art on base uria a lot more. i also really like winged dragon of ra if thats possible to use in any meta deck

>>97845948
I shall address thee as Mastodon.

>>97845933
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/g71ZW7JWSVk

they still got cajuns

>>97843840
I can say a lot worse about /co/

>>97845948
>chaos pattern baldness

>>97845633
nigga just use the 5.5e version of cure wounds

>>97845633
That just cure wounds without extra steps (because it's ranged, haha)

Nah, you want to make it reasonable?

>2d8+2d8 per spell level
3d6+2d6 per level
>range 30ft
would still be really strong as a second-level spell, but at first level it's still retarded, so here are some options

>5ft wide, 30ft long line originating from you, but not including you. Dice are split between creatures on this line
>choose a point within 30ft. dice are split between creatures in 5ft radius is affected other than you.
>a 10ft emanation centered on you, Dice are split between creatures in the emnation, other than you



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Magic item interaction I hope anons will check for me:

>Astral Shard
>This crystal is a solidified shard of the Astral Plane, swirling with silver mist. As an action, you can attach the shard to a Tiny object (such as a weapon or a piece of jewelry) or detach it. It falls off if your attunement to it ends. You can use the shard as a spellcasting focus while you hold or wear it.
"While you hold or wear it."
Attaches to a Tiny object.

>Ioun Stone, Reserve
>Roughly marble sized, Ioun Stones are named after Ioun, a god of knowledge and prophecy revered on some worlds. Many types of Ioun Stones exist, each type a distinct combination of shape and color.
>Each Ioun Stone orbiting your head is considered to be an object you are wearing. The orbiting stone avoids contact with other creatures and objects, adjusting its orbit to avoid collisions and thwarting all attempts by other creatures to attack or snatch it.
Marble sized (Tiny?). Considered to be worn while orbiting. Avoids all attempts by anybody else to attack or snatch it.

If I were to attach a shard (spellcasting focus) to an ioun stone, would that mean not only can I use the shard as a focus without needing to hold it in one hand (because it is on an ioun stone, being worn, but ioun stones do not need to be actually touching you to count as being worn, just orbiting), but because of how 5.5e works, does it also mean that nobody could even take it away while the ioun stone is attuned since it's attached to a thing that will dodge any attempt to try and take it from me, even if I'm sleeping or unconscious?

Seems a bit niche, but could be a useful way to free up a spare hand and keep your spellcasting focus safe.

>>97846124
It's a bit dubious but I think it works.
>Seems a bit niche, but could be a useful way to free up a spare hand and keep your spellcasting focus safe.
Quite niche, since there are already a lot of ways to ensure you've got a hand free or otherwise circumvent that for most spellcasters. It is pretty stylish to have your spellcasting focus be an orbiting crystal though. Good for anyone who wants to flavor themselves as a psionic character.

>Fuck
Shar, but a very emotional fuck. One where she finally lets down her guard. She has found someone she connects with and is nearly ready to give up her evil life. Then afterwards I disappear like a demon's whisper never to be seen again and she feels even more angry and bitter.

>Marry
Death from the endless/sandman comic

>Kill
Gruumsh. All orcs should be murdered/deported back to where they came from.

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>>97844013
I warn others of pitfalls I fell into. This is a common pitfall. Why does this need an explanation?

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>>97844013
DON'T RUIN THE HUSTLE GOY

>>97846049
>No bro you need more prep!
>Here's all these modules and tables and books to give you more content!
>More! More! More!
>You can never have enough books and material before the game even starts!
>Buy our book on worldbuilding so you can spend years planning before your game even starts!

>>97845632
Essentially, he wanted to GM but thought he could make it all up on the fly and failed. And it was kind of a frustrating experience on both ends.

>>97845946
I’ll agree there. He did admit after the game that he had no clue how much prep work went into this stuff and kept putting it off until game day, which is the real indicator of how badly he’d have tried to railroad even if he was working off a module. Still just wanted to relate a time where someone was railroading with clearly zero prep.

I would replace "Don't overprepare" with "Prepare to be Unprepared" as the go-to advice. Your players will be doing shit you have not prepared for and you should always be ready to seat-of-your-pants wing the fuck out of a session

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>>97845677
I dont even like Warhammer, but if any of you MONGRELS think youre even close to them, gaze upon the true test of popularity

Anyone reckon we'll get some unique variants in the Carcass Front - to do with the sacrificial-water-demons-cult they implied in the recent lore drop?
I think they may be an assortment of faction-neutral enemies (like the dragon and peasants) or perhaps just a source or inspo for new mercenaries.

>>97845412
Each upgrade can only be taken once per model. And getting multiple patron skills on a single model is unlikely at best due to the random distribution of advancements and needing to get 12 or 2 to select a patron skill
>>97845990
Page 105

>>97846148
>>97845990
Oh that got removed mercenaries can be promoted like any other model

>>97846148
>>97846149
Okay cool, so the website I'm using just has its comprehensive rules section out of date

>>97845616
Not him. The problem i see with current KT is that if you take it too serious it gets really annoying so you need to play it more casual but for more casual play it gives not enought.... variety other than play another team.

>>97845595
gnarloc
comes with 10 carnivores
vs. space marine rapetors.

>>97831823
Red terror just screams, beggs to be golden daemon entry to me.

>>97845777
>>97845616
My big issue with current kill team is that it is much harder to make a "your dudes" list. It is kind of all about the rotation now. The game is fine played causally, but you do get weird rulings like this.
>>97845724

It could be my local shop though, as even "casual" games get people miffed if you did not rebase 100s of old ork models, or use old models in general. You also only see hyper competitive lists now.

>>97846145
>"casual" games get people miffed
Yea sounds not really casual to me.

>your dudes
Also an sidefekt of the missing listbuilding what is part of the mussung variety of the games. If you play against one player playing breacher it feels like you played against most people playing breacher, they all feel kinda the same.

>>97845496
What I hate about War crowd is the retarded pricing. No, I'm not paying over GW prices for less figures.

>>97841555
space or sword weirdos, depending on preference for fantasy or scifi
they are very simple but very good with enough customization that's also easy to expand yourself once you get the hang of the game

something a bit more complex would be Fantastic Scuffles or Brutality Skirmish. both offer more customization than weirdos, but they are more fantasy themed

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>>97845394
Like clockwork.
>>97845260
I already play OPR and like it a lot but the customisation part is not this prominent when it comes to custom units. You still have to fit into pre-made profiles after all.

>>97845260
>>97845956
there is NO customization in opr (and indeed, the rules are just gays' wormshot tier)
it doesn't have unit creation formulas: just a fucking app
anyone either responsible or satisfied with such slop shit is a disgusting animal

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>>97846136
>there is NO customization in opr
Rules and modular and you have like 10 different layers of advanced rules to be freely added or skipped.
>it doesn't have unit creation formulas
There is unit creation formula as well, since the very first edition. It's not perfect - you can use it to create general profiles but they still require some extra work to balance them properly.
>anyone either responsible or satisfied with such slop shit is a disgusting animal
I noticed that people mad about OPR always claim to have a very deep knowledge of Warhammer rules and claim OPR is somehow worse than Warhammer as well - whatever that means. It's a special kind of brain damage that makes you look at an alternative wargame played with non-GW minis and still shit and piss your pants while screaming WaRhAmMeR!

>>97841840
>Like, in Matrix itself, people could pull stuff off by the virtue of, basically, hacking the system. Is that what this world's magic does for people?
Yes, it's why they can ignore the laws of physics.

And the "real world" is just God. The strongest classes are people who can somehow communicate with God and hear His commands. Because I don't care if my setting is more pagan, I only have space for one God.

>>97842199
Sure, had one for tribal natife amazonian kink

Harefolk were the first non-human race formally integrated into what would become the Aurelian Empire. When the human kingdom was still rising, harefolk settlements already dotted the frontiers—small villages, trading posts, hunting camps that expanded alongside human territory. They are counted among the Empire's founders, a fact central nobles politely forget and harefolk themselves rarely mention.

Their communities are fluid, organic things. A harefolk might be born in one village, travel with traders for a season, settle in a town for a year, then move on. Groups form, dissolve, reform. There are no borders between harefolk territories—only networks of kinship, acquaintance, and shared custom. This makes them both ubiquitous and elusive: there are harefolk everywhere, but they do not always stay.

The Academy, as a static institution, presents a unique challenge. Harefolk students naturally cluster into stable groups, recreating the communal structure they would have at home. These groups are not closed—members can and do shift between them—but they are the fundamental unit of harefolk life within the walls.

Harefolk are humanoid, distinguished by long, expressive ears (usually held upright, but can lay flat against the head when wary) and short, fluffy tails. Their skin is uniformly rich brown, ranging from warm amber to deep chestnut. Eye color varies widely—gold, hazel, deep brown, occasionally grey or green.

Females average two meters in height, with lean, powerful builds built for endurance. Their movements are fluid, with a coiled readiness that can shift to explosive speed in an instant. Males are notably shorter, averaging 1.6 meters, and more solitary by nature—they often serve as scouts, traders, and the first point of contact between communities.

Both sexes age similarly to humans, though harefolk remain vigorous well into their later years.


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>>97844875
Naruhodo.
>And the "real world" is just God. The strongest classes are people who can somehow communicate with God and hear His commands.
In that case, imo, it'd make more sense if God isn't present as a separate entity, barring avatars, rather communicating through indirect means.
Just makes sense, if the God is the universe itself.

That said, what's your idea on it's personality? I figured, there would scarcely be any, at least observed/observable.
A kind of peaceful detachment, like a dreamer merely observing the dream, rather than playing around in it.

>>97845401
I'd rather not speculate on the nature of God. It's too abstract to be relevant anyway, I'd rather flesh out the stuff players are actually going to interact with.

>>97845753
Dunno, I think it can be pretty interesting and fun. But you're guaranteed to ruffle some feathers if you dare to portray god as anything but all loving, all knowing and all powerful

>>97823325
>not pregnant

>>97836802
Why should she be pregnant?

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>>97836802

>>97845932
Not well and recently. It's a joke now and the only good examples are from 40 years ago.

Can you name anything that hasn't been done before?

>>97845959
A good edition of D&D

>>97845963
Can't argue with that.

Look, I'm just saying the time is right for settings that hide poisonous danger under otherwise friendly seeming or innocuous color pallettes.

Settings where HR is the bad guy.

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>>97833886

>>97846021
>>97833886
>Seething that nobody cared about some republican's seething other than to laugh
lol

>>97840859
>so you're saying that wielding my greatsword in inverted grip is not very practical?
Actually, a greatsword is one of the few swords which should work OK in an inverted grip, but that's more like what GURPS calls a defensive grip, essentially using a sword as a spear.

>>97841012
A defensive grip isn't a reverse grip, they're different. You're not holding a greatsword with one hand and the blade pointing down along your forearm

Why did SJG release a bunch of Conan choose your own adventure for Gurps on Demand instead of some relevant books that already existed as proper PDFs, like Age of Napoleon or Vehicles?

>>97845969
Probably something to do with licensing. I think the Conan stuff isn't yet in the public domain, so they may have had to act when the license holders were receptive to letting them do it rather than when it was best for SJG or the market.

>>97846128
REH has been dead for 90 years, but I guess they also mentioned stories by other authors.

When will the big death stars get their deck?

>>97846011
isn't there only 1 more TS set that we know so far?
bt25 is just having some TS cards in it, bt26 is an actual TS set.

when they release the TS expansion they announced we might get another TS set but 2 sets is hardly that crazy.
I am more so tired of these trait slop decks, it worked well with adventure for the theming of working together and how the deck was structured. Even for CS and TS just because of how the games function is makes a bit more sense
but its kind of really weird for the data squad stuff, its strange for the glowing dawn stuff, and the liberator style tags are done a lot better where they are their own decks with a couple of generic support cards (that are not even used) and its just to create more archetypes locks

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>dropping a moonmilli on a TSfag with way too many tamers and way too many cards in hand
I love this card so fucking much

>>97846090
>bt25 is just having some TS cards in it, bt26 is an actual TS set.
When the full set has been revealed, I don't think BT25 is going to have significantly less TS cards than BT24 has, besides not taking up both SEC slots. Yeah Data Squad and Beatbreak are getting more attention than non-TS stuff got in BT24, but TS was still only 61/102 of that set.

>>97846090
yeah banned-ai are afraid of the western world making decks they did not predict

>>97845514
Thanks man.

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>>97845415
Fag tribe.

>>97845386
What a friendly fellow. I'm sure he's working towards the betterment of mankind.

>>97845415
Shadow Lords canonically vote Republican.

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>>97845433
There is technically a Rage Across Las Vegas.. it's just via the trading card game.