>>97834093
>>97834120
Hey guess what you're still a fag.

>>97832072
I bought him a couple of models, but he wanted to paint them quartered so fuck that.

>>97831823
>How do you feel about Nemesis Operatives?
I do not care about them at all gameplay-wise, but I would love to see them as a way to get more non-40k-army-tied models like the BSF expansions were.

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For the Plague marines toxic weapons do I get the extra 1 damage immediately after one attack applied in that sequence or do I have to fight or shoot again for it to enable?

>>97837206
Shooting damage is all dealt at once so it couldn't apply to a single attack regardless

But as for melee, the weapons profile is 'locked in' when you select it for that fight action. So you'd need to fight again (or with a different operative) for toxic to kick in

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>>97836889
I'm using AI alongside Paint.net to make character "Concept sheets" for my characters. Ever since I was a kid, I had this guy named "Kogar The Barbarian" that I would make little stories about. It occurred to me that I could make a sort of "Paper doll" of him and the other characters I've made and give him different armor and weapons.

>>97836865
There was a paraphrase of this quote in DoW I's map description. IIRC it was like 'Once more into the breath, you dogs.'

Things like the message spell are blocked by 1 foot of stone, but does that mean only sufficiently thick walls block the spell or would multiple thin walls (say 3 half foot stone walls) achieve the same effect? Both readings make sense in my head and I'm assuming it's DM fiat but I'm curious if there's a consensus.

>>97834629
No doubt. My DM hated fear (and web) because of the dash. One time we used it to corral a group of enemies straight into a corridor, and then the druid dropped a web on them.

The fighter got 2 free rounds of plinking at the enemies, who couldn't escape before the DM just called the fight in order to save time and declared all webbed enemies dead, and the fighter could pick up all the arrows instead of just 50%

>>97835538
>>Caestus/Brass Knuckles - 1d8 Bludgeoning, benefits from any features that affect Unarmed Strikes
This is just unrealistic. Brass knuckles do not do the same kind of damage as being ran through with a longsword.

It's a d4, same damage as being hit with a billy club or nunchucks or tonfas.

>>97837125
The tricky part is that because so many people want so many different things out of the game, it's hard to have something definitive. Especially because anyone with enough free time can make their own slightly different rework if they don't want to spend the time finding and evaluating others.

>>97837220
> They used to be worth leaking.
Not always, remember Horde of the Dragon Queen?

>>97835206
Drew it myself.

>>97836185
this is great

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>>97831985
Does she look bratty or something else?

Here's a crusader.

Ironic.

>>97836654
Depends entirely on system.
Savage can go indefinitely forward.
Wushu can go indefinitely forward.
OVA was deliberately designed to keep going, since it had to emulate filler-heavy shounen anime.
But stuff like Broken Compass is made for 4-6 scenarios TOP and then you kinda have to wrap it up, but that's designed to be that way.
Ten Candles is exclusively made for one-shots, but that doesn't mean it sucks because of that - it means you are a moron if you aren't using it for one-shots.

The only rules light game that comes to mind and actually is falling apart due to poor design is Genesys, since it has a rather wonky character progression

>>97835868
Prep is simple. I populate a region with few sentences. For example:
>Revax-19: mining town, refines Rhydoium ship fuel. Incredibly toxic. Miners are slowly dying of exposure. Corpo but closely associated with the Empire.
>Mining office: Ketra Moree (Zabrak, sharp features, sharp wit, laura linney from Ozark) wants to leave her post by any means necessary
>Swoop bikers- Brandish blasters even though it's outlawed. Tolerated by the Empire because they keep mining revolts down (see it as a threat to their power/ability to sling spice). Run by a Trandoshan named Vim [missing eye, disruptor pistol, loud [Tommy, Goodfellas]
>Refinery: Twisting pipes. Ughnaught workers. One is spying for the nearby imp garrison for promise of early retirement. Rodian named Jint Voss running a smuggling operation on the side [sly but unsubtle. The imps are aware but tolerate him because of his efficiency]
>Doctor Bel Van [Bith, stuttering, works for the same company as PC #1's family]- gathering blood samples for nearby imperial base. Easy to detect his effort to obtain bloodwork. Unaware of why the Imps are collecting blood work (They are studying Rhydonium effect on system as possible stimulant).
>The miners are about to riot.. Recently "retired" miner is finding his company scrip doesn't convert cleanly into credits off world.

It doesn't take long. Just a thing that happens, a person attached (with their own hopes, dreams, etc), and some attachment to the are a they are in. I improve the rest. Descriptions, dialogue, etc.

>>97836232
Sure, but I'm replying to the context generated from this comment: >>97833615. I think you might interpret "thinking on your feet and reacting to player's choices" as "improvising everything".

So, if I didn't interpret you correctly, I apologize.
It sounds like there are others here, though, that are arguing for a "pure improv" GM style which I do think inevitably results in sub-par experiences.

>>97836586
When it comes to populating the world, I agree with you and share the "living world" approach to worldbuilding. The world build in such a way that it goes on whether or not games play in it are- by far- the most robust and satisfying. That being said, I don't sit at the table 4 hours a week to worldbuild. I do so to experience, adjudicate, and respond as the world in question to the antics of my friend's characters. And the world absolutely changes based upon what they do. I don't know that completely agree that "the world doesn't exist for the characters" because, in a sense, some of my worldbuilding explicitly *does*. I am trying to play roleplaying games after all and the way in which my character's history and story affects what happens from sessions to sessions creates some pretty neat stories and memories.

>>97836786
Because there is no point, you fucking moron. He's just saying nonsense trying to be 3deep5u. The only way to confront such an idiot is to point and laugh.

I'm looking for Heroes of the Borderlands. Also the rare chance anyone has Caverns of Chaos by ProfessorGM. TIA

Does anyone have a copy of the newest edition of Dragon Rampant ?
All the shares only have the first one.

Ankur - Kingdom of the Gods
Atlantis - the Second Age

Requesting Traveller - The Deep and the Dark

>>97837275

g0f1le /d/3PsMz9

I blame the fact that most of the kitbashes, art and other shows of variation are imperial sided in the base material. You had alternate armor for marines and handfuls of IG regiments decades ago, but xeno stuff has almost always been shown as stock. The main eldar variation (after their rework from the chainmail and metal hair of RT), was a single corsair kill team. Tau never got even that.

>>97836157
I think you haven't been looking hard enough then anon.
Or GW's lawyers move quicker on xenos/Eldar when it comes to throwing out DMCAs or whatever copyright mechanism there is to take them down than Imperial Guard stuff.
But space marines by sheer volume make them appear more prevalent but GW will get them eventually as much as I wish that wasn't the case.

Marines sell well for a reason (the space knight is clearly a popular look) and between that and the Guard you can cover an awful lot of SF aesthetics.
Eldar and Tau especially have a more specific look to them, though Tau obviously slot into a cleaner, more streamlined universe style. I wouldn't be surprised to find a lot of not-Nids out there either, bugs are bugs.
I find there are a few slaaneshi daemons, but frankly that's usually a toss up as to whether the designer is aiming at warhammer or just wants monstergirls and calling them 'lust demons' (nudge nudge, wink wink) gets a few more hits. They generally have the flaw of "because I can do delicate fiddly detail, I MUST"; standing on delicate deer hooves is nice art, but not so great when you're trying to glue a 28/30mm model to a base.

There's also like 20+ reasonably popular space marine chapters that people want custom bits for but will never get official support for an upgrade sprue like the 1st founding chapters get. So that's eating up a lot of space but it's the kind of space that I understand has a market. People want their space shark upgrades and what have you so they look as cool as the guy running space wolves or blood angels.

What do the Xenos factions have that's really compatible? Wacky Ork themes? We've had sites for that for ages.

>>97836231
how so? I'm retarded

>>97836377
What color is the complete opposite then?

>>97836553
Compared to Yellow/Purple? It's gotta be Red Green. It's about big numbers, suspending so I can punch you in the face or Raid so I can punch your biggest thing in the face.

>>97836486
There are a couple ways to do it. bt16 Pail 2 checks -> bt12 dragonmode 1 check -> ad fightermode 2 checks, so you've stripped all 5 security for 3 memory or less depending on your level 4s and tamers. So bt5 omni or bt20 omni X for the final check. You can also do 4-5 checks by using the starter dragon mode to play out your 4s, DNA into pail to swing 1-2 times more and go into another imperial.

>>97835022
If he can get some kind of protection over him he'll be pretty good as evoing by effect is very common place now(trainings, promo TS rookies, Medusa egg etc). Issue is by himself most top ends are probably going to remove him before he can try and delete something. Hopefully Ceresmon grants boardwide "unaffected while suspended" or something like that.

Speaking of Infernal Bureaucracy, while the whole arsenal of bureaucratic curses is very creative and all, looking through Solar Bureaucracy I find it funny that there is one (1) Solar Charm (Woe-Capturing Web) that is designed to hard counter all of them as long as the Solar can match the mote cost of said curse. There is no roll-off or anything. The curse just gets negated or returned to sender by the Solar who can maintain it for as long as the motes are committed.

I'm not even mad, it's fucking hilarious how that one Charm exists specifically to punish counter-organisational mystic hubris.

>>97834034
Looking back on Brawl, I see what you mean. 3e always challenged me when it came to comparing cumulative effect or advantage because of how every non-Simple Charm as potentially in play at any time (insert another jab at charm bloat here). That said, I *was* relieved to see that they weren't afraid to make more permanent effects available to Infernals; I was concerned they'd back away from the self-transformative design approach for Infernal powers (although thankfully, nothing as unavoidably punitive as some of the 2e charms like Witness to Darkness or Hateful Wretched Noise, which I've never not seen houseruled). Scene or day-long cooldowns on e.g. Crack the Sky, or Shadow Spite Curse, really make me feel bad though. I understand why they're there (begrudgingly), but I do think Vance or whoever is in charge now overuses the idea when they were principally a throttle for perfect defenses.

Although after a closer reading of One Hand Fury, it seems to me that while transforming your arm into a weapon is permanent in itself, the surcharge effect functions solely as an adjunct to Infernal Monster Awakened and only lasts as long as that charm does (i.e. one scene).

>3CDs
I think their limitation is also a function of spirits now having bespoke Charms rather than drawing exclusively from a generalized list, which has its own advantages and disadvantages (primarily being the sheer amount of stuff they need to meaningfully interact with player Exalts at their intended level of power). Arguably demons like Ligier deserve more exclusive treatment - I would've liked to have seen his sorcery and "realm-warping martial arts" (cf. RoGD2) better represented as well, but they'd need to draw a line somewhere, and I think 3e's Charm approach itself is also to blame for that. Getting him to an adequate level was the primary goal, which if I'm correct just merges into your point about design path of least resistance.

>>97834521
I'm absolutely convinced, because the Exalts weren't written in parallel, that this was a combination of Holden and Morke future-proofing Solar Bureaucracy against unforeseen shenanigans that could unhinge the Ability set, and some degree of Holden's philosophy of Solar favoritism manifesting itself. I've found his pattern of going just slightly too far with Solars very consistent in his work from Ink Monkeys to ExWod. Can't argue that it's fun when you benefit from it though, and to be fair to the guy, Solars being first out the gate has always been to their detriment each edition.

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>working on projects on Gdocs
>Notification appears
>"This document is above the character limit. You must delete content to continue editing."
Pain peko

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>>97837246
Google docs has a character limit? Why am I not surprised I learned this fact in the Exalted thread

>>97835398
LewdAnon did give Macha a cute butthole.

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>>97835398
Everyone loves Macha

>>97827547
Eldar having brown skin is retarded lore rape as well. Eldar have canonically been described as pale and almost literally white skinned for decades. There is no reason for there to be brown skinned or black eldar besides retarded diversity brained bullshit. The space elves don't need their variant of brownoids.

>>97782998
Why are her tits so fucking perfect

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>>97782998
>"Abelard! Announce to the thread how I fooled Yrliet into trusting me, then sold her soul to Slannesh!

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Theory:
Fireblade's post-combat shakes aren't PTSD or stress related or a whatever% adverse side effect to cyborg brain rewiring use only as prescribed.
Instead they are the result of Umiak experimentation and bio-tampering which also resulted in telekinesis, the exact opposite of the power they were hoping to instill (they wanted to make a farseer OR create something loyal to them I think).
Fireblade's brain chemistry is part Umiak because they know best how to work with that bio template and the rest of her brain and body behaves erratically when the nerves for telekinesis start pumping bug juice into her brainpan.

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>>97813885
Spiral was Maiad, not Tabeni.
Stillstorm is the other Tabeni.
Talon dying because of Stillstorm's orders will give the comic narrative reason to explain Stillstorm's backstory.

>>97833804
idk if he's said anything about it but I think Arioch's plan is to use AI for the background of interstitial scenes like the boarding action where the characters are only in a room for one or two pages. While rooms the characters will be in for long stretches (like the bridge of the bug ship, which the characters seem like they'll be on for like 100 pages) he'll 3D model them. Which I think is a sensible decision.

>>97807704
kek wonky ass AI backgrounds on a glacially paced comic where nothing happens and they don't even fuck.
if your comic is carried entirely by pussy you should stop half-assing it and just draw porn for fuck's sake

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>>97815377
>Blender
Doesn't it take years to learn and set up a workflow on any 3d program, and isn't Blender infamous for having a steeper and longer learning curve than others?
I'm going to guess that he's doing this because of some AI assistance plugin or something because I do not see why he would consider this a worthwhile activity at this point versus any of the previous twenty five years of comics production.

>>97836512
They're the product of demons mating with animals or mortals but have enough demon blood to not be yoke fiends which represent severe generational decay

>>97836512
>Though mortals who have seen a Praetor and lived to tell the tale often believe they have seen the very Devil himself, this is not so. In truth, Praetors are twisted bastard offspring of a beast, such as hyena or jackal, and a devil,
From the second paragraph of the praetor lore drop

>>97836520
Here comes Mike Brooks, to fix all the hecking problems with your setting and make it safe and enjoyable for all, except them darn Nazis of course! :3

>>97836727
>Here comes Mike Brooks
Genuinely the death rattle of any fictional universe

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>>97837171
>This thing walks up to you in a dark alley
>"Word on the street you had a nice setting"
>"I wanna volunteer my swagger skills and talent to write a story or two"
>"I will help you reach audiences you never knew possible"
What do

>>97833006
You should be looking for a gun to put in your mouth and preferably use buckshot because you might miss with how small your brain is.
Slabs are a scam to anyone not in the loop of money laundering. Where they throw around bullshit values like "$30,000" for a card that's maybe worth $30 because it's an asset with "no set value". There's absolutely no reason these cards, even in mint or 10 condition, should be worth that much. You'll also notice
Meanwhile rubes like you are used as a sort of cash out to make a final buck off these money laundering tools or someone else trying to get you to hold the bag after they realized they were retarded.
You will not make money. The best cons are the cons where they make (you) think you're going to be the scammer but in reality you were played the entire time by a bigger group. Go read any con artist book. You will quickly learn that you are not the guy who will make out good.

>>97835941
>You'll also notice [ ]
Shit, accidently cut that part.
You'll also notice that slabs of the same or similar grade of the exact same card are wildly different in sale price. This should be a red flag to you that what you're buying is a bunch of bullshit.

>>97835674

>Runs exactly 1 copy of Monster Reborn in her deck
>competitive duelist

Just admit you want to have sex with her.

>>97819021
>>97831877
Which of these 49 cards can support a Blue-Eyes Dragon archetype?

>>97835686
y?

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The forgotten one

>>97836127
Akina at least mentioned her this episode. Don't think he used her name but it's something

remember when vanguard was about a bunch of guys protecting their favorite park from a bald bully

>>97837051
Unironically the lowest stake season in the entire franchise. Season right before that they were fighting Darth Vader and his acolytes by summoning monsters and doing stand battles

>>97837051
I remember when episodes were able to have more than 4minutes of plot, divinez clearly cant

>>97834501
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4lhdw7fuyY

Candidates round 6 is starting:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8gyL05ilUw

Fabiano Caruana - Andrey Esipenko
Hikaru Nakamura - Praggnanandhaa R
Anish Giri - Matthias Bluebaum
Wei Yi - Javokhir Sindarov

Who can stop Sindarov? Maybe Magnus will return to classical to take this new challenge.

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Why does no one on Chess.com play Chess960 compared to say Lichess?

>>97836829
Did you try the tournaments?
https://www.chess.com/tournament/live/arena/chess960