>>97833768
>Jesus fuck the Goonhammer crew are a bunch of onions quaffing cuckolds.
Well yeah that's kind of a prerequisite to give a fuck about a Blizzard game.

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>>97827897
You get Protoss titties, bellies, hips, butts and thighs.

>>97834294
Adept tummy.....

>>97833768
Coonhammer are parasitical secondaries to everything. You should ignore them. They regurgitate opinions from more qualified and learned individuals they find on thr internet, and oust themselves as basedbean extract slurpers with shit like this.

>>97830671
Yeah, I wanted to run my own doods.
Guess I'll just kitbash Raynor to make my own guy: Rim Jaynor, Dominion Lieutenant.

>>97834368
a turn 4 4/5 pseudo-lifelink is very good.
I did have to wait to hardcast against jund since they had an active cursed scroll though.

Which plane is the most magical realm?

>>97834453
khaldheim

>>97834453
the one with all the giant furries
ikoria

>>97834458
Kaldheim is funny to me because of its elves. They're like a bunch of inbred dixies who can only be moved to action by talk of either poaching or the lost cause of their ancestors. And they all believe "Skemfar will rise again!"

>>97821296
Not enough armor-piercing, total positive modifier death. I also don't fuck with Grail's durability mechanic. I think the game should just include templates instead of the weird blast/flamethrower rules, but that's less a critique and more of a personal opinion. They should maybe rework sultanate entirely too, they play like a lesser version of heretic legion.

>>97828867
Played a game today, he failed it four turns in a row. I still won the game but man it felt like shit. I wish more actions were like the Sniper Priest's aim where they get bonus dice. I feel like it should be maybe +1 dice. +2 feels like a "why is this risky I will never fail" but +1 is "you probably should but there's still a chance it won't work."

>>97834028
If your playing Sultanate like HL, you're doing it wrong. Heretics are about having a moderate number of well-equipped units who thrive on status effect and elemental negation. IS are about an asymmetric force of specialists with the cannon or the bull as an anchor for war band composition.

>>97833226
>>97832636
>>97832536
Foidwhipped retards.

>>97813785
>>97832536
>>97832636
>>97833226
Children are nothing but a scam created by women to trap, exploit and abuse men.

>>97834312
Didn't say anything about that, schizo.

>>97833894
so far I have won 0 times off of primogenitus protection and aceing but I did get a win by slamming paladin and passing 6

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Imperial bros, am I on the right track with this? Please critique this list, and any cool tech to consider is appreciated

>>97834286
I don't think UltimateBrachiomon and the new Titamon justify Dorimon's effect yet, so I'm still expecting some more Titans in this set to flesh that out into a slightly different flavor of Titans deck than last set.

>>97833242
more like
>we aren't changing it
>but for the people who immediately have tournaments and might get fucked by this here is an extension so you can sort it out
I think its silly that its official tokens only instead of stricter guidelines for tokens.

But a lot of tokens are very unclear about the stat lines of the token, things like level and play cost are very often not written on a lot of fan tokens which makes it very annoying (be it they have them or directly are lacking them)
if they put out a bunch more tokens and make them far more accessible then idc really, but as it stands its pretty shitty. and I say that despite having more than enough official tokens for all my decks and having gotten the nice foiled art ones for all the ones that have them that I play (diaboro, medusa, puppets, sakuya) and that this has 0 impact on me as I didn't buy fan tokens anyway.

>tfw the character art i use is MS paint tier
sucks to be me

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>>97832624
It'll be a mess and I'm curious to see what they'll do. I'm sure they'll make everything worse. Imagine the retcons...

>>97834100
>surely associated with the Eater-of-Souls
IIRC in woof cosmology a vampire's Beast was actually a literal shard of the Beast-of-War. Eater-of-Souls kinda does make more sense tho.

>>97834280
This is a bit of an asspull on my part, but I think that might just be projection. The Garou look at the frenzy of a vampire and see Rage, so they ignorantly believe it comes from the same place. A Wight is not just a font of endless violence but a cruel and dangerously keen predator. If it knew how to commit diablerie before wassail it will do so if possible.

>>97834301
>and see Rage
*corrupted Rage

>>97818486
>What head canons do you use at your games?
All the myths are wrong.

>>97825122
that isn't Gladius

>>97815788
So let marines activate twice obviously. That becomes their niche

>>97826025
there's no need for that. you want a tension between small elite reliable units and big awkward stupid ones.

>>97796373
I think it is mandated as part of the 40k game's identity to not do alternate activation.
Probably brand identity or something similar.
I don't want to believe that this is GW being stubborn and/or incompetent with innovation.

>>97804502
Agartha

>>97833703
>I have the following green flags:
>>Autistic
As an Autist I have never been more confused.

>>97820120
might be a standard in ACKS since I haven't read it but the growth time seems too quick? a baby needs at least a couple of years to be a toddler and if we are waiting for an adult than at least 14-15 to allow for reproduction.
anyway Human herding will likely be very niche since raiding for humans or demanding tribute from a local settlement or even just ruling a town with an iron fist would be easier. it might be a thing in the underdark or otherwise very desolate lands.

>>97833895
>using cellular automata procedures that could be rolled out by hand on pen and paper
If you're happy with something that takes forever to do by hand and generates something that looks wrong, sure, it can be done.

>>97834247
NTA. I have multiple acquaintances with actual diagnosed autism that I play boardgames with. Admittedly I've never played D&D with them, but I would: They're considerate, low-drama people who are genuinely passionate about games and are pretty easy to get along with. Occasionally you might need to tell them some things explicitly when they don't get non-verbal communication, which I generally have little difficulty with. That one thing is not always ideal, but there's MUCH worse out there.

Of course not all people with autism are like that, particularly the highly politicised ones, but it sounds like the Anon you replied to has a similar experience to mine.

>>97833692
Because it's still a working retroclone.
Also, currently there are no detailed rules for handling troops movement, military campaigns and so on without the DM handwaving them.
>>97833038
>kobolds are roughly the size of children so we release the wardog
Good choice, the wardgog is a must at lower levels, especially against kobolds, goblins, morlok and similar.
>the dog is bought down by the elite kobolds
When we started, we had 2 wardogs in our group (plus a summoned skeleton one by the necromancer).
>>97833703
>Talks politics at all
>Related to the above, complains about this or that being bad or problematic, or conversely spergs out over someone being different than them
>Phone at table
>Being a dick to another player
Yeah, kick him.

>>97834153
Most people tend to forget that chaos armor is basically a mutaded armor. Warriors in Chaos Wastes mutate and their shit mutates with them, be it their armor or their horse. I mean, sure - some buy armor that already looks like a chaos armor, but is basically heavy armor. True chaos armor is armor that was twisted by energies of the warp. So - give enough time to a bretonnian knight on Chaos Wastes and he WILL look like a chaos warrior, even if he didn't buy anything from Karak Dum or chaos dwarfs (or just take from a fallen enemy).

>>97834144
Love this mini. Gotta pick it up from warmonger's.

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>>97834176
Nah. Affair of the False Grail and the Red Pox are coming.

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>>97834444
Quads of truth confirm. Sound the clarion call, to Mousillon!

>>97834144
That pose makes him look like he got his rags taken off

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>>97832547
Indeed.

>“O, learn to read what silent love hath writ”

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>page 6
It's all Ogre.

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>“Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety.”

>>97808013
Babies can be born with hair.

>>97782998
Tragamional dites?

>>97783095
AI generated spam image, but still funny

>>97783159
This is cute and there should be more of it. I'm going to commission some.

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>>97829901
>Babies can be born with hair.
BULLSHIT! HAIR IS A TOOL OF THE FASCIST IMPERIUM!

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>>97829069
Oh, nothing. Enjoy your movie.

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>>97829021
>ask normie
>get slop for normie
>made Pikachu Face
What is wrong with you? Also, you're most likely a pretentious faggot who only pretends not to like normie slop. Here's a test for a connoisseur, depressive plot in an abstract wrapper, unfortunately the ending is shit because fucking Gainax can't make a normal ending even if their lives depend on it. Well, at least the episodic stories are good and complete.

>>97829118
>my dick joke in the year of our lord and saviour 2026
Kek anon, can't get mad at you.

>>97828297
To be fair UNO and Monopoly are not what I'd call "hobbyist games". They're incredibly mainstream popular products that essentially exist in their own bubble and respond to completely different markets and pressures, Hasbro would never consider publishing something like Sweet Lands because it caters to a completely different demographic than their games.

Easily re-skinnable hobbyist games would be things like, idk, Love Letter I guess, tho that's a pretty simple game and it has technically gotten its fair share of licensed re-skins, none based on anime AFAIK.

>>97826974
>Given that anime and anime inspired cartoon styles have become pretty much the norm or at least incredibly common in most other forms of indie entertainment
I think one contributing factor to why this is so is because anime is just entertaining so naturally people want a slice of the anime pie to try and mimic it's aesthetics to get sales and support.

But maybe one reason it isn't very common in board games is due to not wanting to be go with what is more popular and try to stand out as anime might be too mainstream now?
Just guessing.

>>97834217
>>97834221
Lmao last time you did this you forgot to clip out every time it said something like "the decade is the 1970s" and you for laughed out of the thread. So now you're doing it again with clipped OPs, no link, no screenshot, no anything.

And even if it were true, which it isn't, it doesn't prove it was welcome, it only proves people couldn't be bothered writing it was.

And it's 2019. Seven years ago. The time to complain about it was then, but you weren't around. You don't get to barge in many years later and whine like a bitch that you don't like how things are. Don't like it? Make your own thread.

>>97832336
>>97832421
>>97832584
>If I false flag nobody will know I'm fishfag and it will prove fishfag doesn't exist
LMAO kill yourself you literal subhuman retard

>>97834320
(First link to traveller Anon was a misclick of course.)

>>97834317
>Don't like it? Make your own thread.
Should we tell him?

>>97834345
>Should we tell him?
You know perfectly well that fishfag is against /2eg/ and /todd/ existing, he's been saying this for weeks, and that he's been trolling, false flagging, and trying to rewrite /tg/ history for months in an attempt to raise a sperg army to throw at /osrg/.

So unless you're fishfag himself, you fully deserve him. A distinction without a difference, really.

>>97825382
>Basically a meta-setting that was literally intended to tie all the universes together. Therefore, not particularly unique in its own right, but neat concept.
I like it as space fantasy. Not sci-fantasy, just straight fantasy in space, I don't see that enough

>>97826912
That's true, I also enjoy the concept, it's very unique and very true to D&D's Sword and Sorcery roots; science fantasy is cool and I think proper science fantasy is kind of underrated still, but literal, outright "fantasy in space" is even less represented.

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I've stopped playing D&D and am now a GURPSfag, but I have played some Forgotten Realms and Spelljammer in GURPS using GURPS Dungeon Fantasy (*not* Dungeon Fantasy RPG). Very fun stuff. Much more fun than in D&D to be honest.
In any case, Mystara, Forgotten Realms, Spelljammer, Greyhawk, Dark Sun, Eberron, Planescape, Al-Qadim and Ravenloft are all varying degrees of kino in their own way. A good and passionate GM can run excellent games in any of them.
The rest are trash.

>>97805205
Dark Sun seems cool.
>>97805210
play DDO

>>97805205
I would like to try out Eberron.
>creator is a creep though
Please spoonfeed me on what makes him a creep.
Nerds tend to be creepy in general but what really makes him creepy?

>>97797528
the anglos are the end point of inhumanity and you cant really go worse than them

>>97797528
As anon said, great britain society only works if you go for dark fantasy
Human rights wise it was the worst place in Europe and often very backwards(very ironic because politic system wise they actually did pretty well and reformed system for it to work, but maybe because they were first to have something like Hanover-Stuart Wars). Only feudal japan can really compete with them in being a shithole

>>97816048
just straight up steal them from 3.5 whole sale.
Check out the wizard/sorcerer alternative class features (acf) as well as reserve feats

>>97830897
Two things you have to understand is that social conformity is a form of survival instinct and that all the beliefs you describe are fundamentally reactionary.

The more a society struggles with it's survival, the less material they have, the more conformist their views are.
Look at how tribes in the amazon or deep in Africa work for example. The social cohesion is immense despite rigid social hierarchies and organisations. Obviously this reverberated in the ancient world as well. The direct greek democracies were exactly a product of this social cohesion and possible precisely because of it for example.
Coming back to the post 15th century world, the origin of the middle class is with the city dwellers. It was the people between the peasantry and the elite/nobility. Obviously in the post renaissance world of western europe this class started to grow and eventually outgrew it's previous constraints.
At the same time they outgrew their strict survival needs.
So you have a class of people that along with their very conservative, uneducated worldviews tries in an extremely reactionary way to maintain that social unity and cohesion lost but the ample quantity of resources available to them.
Nothing sped this process as much as industrialization in modern human history and no place was it more prevalent than Britain.

Interestingly the elite/nobility adapted much better than the purported middle class to such changes. Both in changing their worldview and by creating and socially enforcing a strict regiment of living and forced proximity through boarding schools, social clubs, social centers like courts. The most famous one being Versailles of course but the same was true for London just in a less extravagant french way.
This eventually led to the creation of a very closed circle and complete lack of proximity to the actual people of the country led to the elite being incredibly unaware of the true conditions of the low classes with all it's consequences

>>97832523
one pet peeve about country roads with grass in the middle. This is entirely anachronistic and a product of modernity. The center of the road was always the most well tread part of the road both by beasts of burden, horses pulling carriages and by people walking there.
The nature would always encroach on the world from the sides and slowly diminish it if it was under less use than what it was originally constructed for.
If you have ever walked a mountain path you will know what i am talking about.

Btw mediterranean fantasy is pure kino and much superior to the generic northern european fantasy