>>97901709
Whoops, forgot I had an image attached.
That should be safe... ish enough.

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>>97901709
>>97901716
I feel like you're trying to draw me out with that bait.

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>>97901960
You know those ultrasonic pest repeller things that don't actually work? Garou can hear them, even in human form. Drives them nuts.

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>>97901960
Always refer to the classics anon.

>>97900786
Well, what do you have to work with? Have your players decide what their Avatars and Essences will be? Do you have a good idea of who their characters were before they became mages? If so, you do have everything you need.
An Awakening should boil down to a dramatic event tied to the mage's Essence, during which their Avatar serves as a guide or challenges them.
A Dynamic mage may experience a eureka moment during which everything makes sense or have to deal with a threat that seeks to curtail their creativity and passion. A Pattern mage may have to defend their ideals against a person or event that seeks to challenge them, or they may have to put a stop to a source of disruption that threatens to ruin their life. A Primordial mage likely has to deal with a significant loss in their life which they may or may not accept, or maybe a bunch of negative emotions which they have bottled up for ages that finally explode out of control. A Questing mage should probably be given a quest, some sort of task that they are personally driven to complete, no matter the cost or how impossible it should be.
During their Awakening, the mage should be free to deal with their problem or accomplish their objective according to their Spheres and with the aid (or opposition) of their Avatar, in a mostly free-form manner. It should be euphoric for the Dynamic mages, validating for the Pattern mages, cathartic for Primordial mages and triumphant for Questing mages, with a few personal tweaks here and there depending on the vibes of each individual mage.

Have you ever used the Hedge or the Umbra or whatever to disappear someone?

>>97901971
I was thinking something more visceral.

>>97901998
>Malleate
Now we're cooking with gas.

>>97898394
>>97900972
All of my shit and massive stash are working fine so gee I don't know, maybe don't do it out in the open in massive public groups like an idiot?
If they can't find you they can't claim you, crazy idea I know
Vetting and privacy are an unknown concept to some people on there

>>97899454
I tried the rubbing IPA on it but that didn't do much, and then Elegoo got back to me with info about the FEP.

Do you guys just have dedicated rooms for your resin printers? Every FAQ I've read/Google Ai acts like the room you have this thing in is going to become an innate carcinogen, even with ventilation to the outside.

Why is it so hard to find a goddamn gridfinity generator that actually generates the size you're looking for, I had to go through 3 of them before I actually managed to print one that fit my drawer and it still took some fiddling

>>97902205
I put mine in my wife's room ;)

>>97901790
You have your own general for this shit. Fuck off faggot.

>>97901763
There is very little overlap between these formats. Even if you sift through all your commander decks and take out everything you can use in Premodern, you will only have to replace a handful of cards.

>>97897965
I wish JOTC would stop Gix’ng White

>>97902154
Yeah it's a shame white is only in most of the top decks instead of all of them.

>>97902154
I think the present particle form of phyrexian verbs is the same as their normal forms.

>>97901892
One of the reasons I'm a little hesitant on her is that she clashes a little with another De-Digivolve card that Gear Forest can use, the new Deltamon. Since he's a Titan. I think Orochimon can make the cut though since he's higher level.

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>>97901635
you are a fat faggot , i do not play dog decks . People who constantly strawman others have forgotten the face of their father

>you must be ' mad at strength' ' a fenrir player' try simple communication instead of all this hallucinatory extra shit

medusa is easier than those decks beacuse of its 900 training wheels mechanics. rush, progress, built in hand hate, memory for auto completing win condition, protection, crimson blaze, super blitz. it could lose any two of these factors and still be strong. literal DEI deck

>dont bring up anything i didnt bring up (RK)
>butt blasted
fat faggot

>>97901897
Given Minerva digivolves off Dark Dragon, I think there is an implicit understanding they want you to use her in Gear Forest.
Yeah there is a bit of anti-synergy but you should still have at least 20 other options of 5 cost or less in the deck that are Iliad.

>>97901898
lol

>>97901898
>>literal DEI deck
>he says DEI instead of Recolour

>>97899548
I mean, there's luck in CoC, and in a situation where you have 60 or so in a skill and there's no outside complications, you shouldn't even have to roll really.
Also i do agree with the general "how to run an investigation" Gumshoe advice, with a couiple caveats

>>97899548
This seems to be an issue not so much of CoC, but people running CoC wrong. As you mentioned, the rulebook says not to place plot important clues behind skill checks.
However, I think failure can be interesting, and I suppose that’s my issue with Gumshoe. Sure, I’m not going to deny that clue to you if you fail the check. But I might have it result in you getting the attention of someone you’d rather avoid, or get conflicting information alongside the true details.
One of the most interesting things to come out of my last CoC session came about because a player failed a pushed roll. A bad dice roll helps drive the narrative as much as a successful one.
Plus, as >>97900415 says, there’s always Luck.

>>97900806
>But I might have it result in you getting the attention of someone you’d rather avoid, or get conflicting information alongside the true details.

TOC has antagonists' reactions scenes, depending on the character's actions.

>>97900806
Well, you can still fail rolls in ToC. General rolls have points attached to them, but it's still possible to fail, and there is the extra layer of risk/reward in when/how to spend point, which adds tension to every roll. As for failure in regards to finding clues, I think Gumshoe does a good job of that as well. Having a point just means that you can find a clue using it. If you have a social skill, and you're in a situation where you could get a clue with it, you do. But, you could also spend points on top of that. So, maybe you get a clue from a bouncer with persuade. The antagonists could still come to that bouncer and and find out that he told you that information, which sounds like the kind of thing you're talking about in regards to failure creating interesting situations. You could also spend a persuasion point, and say "I want to make sure that he doesn't tell anyone I was here." Which equates to a "success" in call of cthulhu.

Not sure if I'm explaining this well. All it means is that your players get enough information to move the game state forward. You, as the GM, can still do whatever you want behind the scenes, as long as it makes sense. I guess this feeds into a deeper topic of gming, which is that i feel a lot of times game masters feel that they need the permission of the dice in order to do things, which I don't really think is the case.

>>97896688
maybe Unknown Armies is what your looking for? Its setting is admittedly very gonzo in its approach basically having everyone be some kind of crazy in the occult underground but its a lot more forgiving on magic stuff.

>>97901531
were you able to use the hobgoblin firehose on them?

>>97901582
They actually managed to handle that encounter without getting hosed. They decided to stand and trade ranged attacks against the Hobgoblins and, despite their cover bonus, managed to kill enough of them that they were able to assault without getting hosed. One even managed to use a grappling hook on the spout and rotate it towards the far end of its firing arc to allow them to pass after killing the Hobgoblin manning it. They then set the spout to douse the bridge as they ventured forth to avoided being attacked from the rear. The party has been particularly brutal against the Hobgoblins and Orcs*, but generally polite to the Kobolds and the Necromancer in the crypts. They briefly ventured into the lizardman quarter and left after one of their retainers got blinded and are now dealing with the Asylum. The Mad King has requested their help in dealing with the evil Magic User in their territory. I think I've come up with a fun way to use that situation and the Nixies he's encamped with.

*The party used Hold Person on three Orcs and forced them to watch as the party burned all of the Orc women and children to death.

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>>97901766
>The party used Hold Person on three Orcs and forced them to watch as the party burned all of the Orc women and children to death.
PCs, man

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>>97901766
I didnt get to use the hose either! When the party besieged the hobbos, the MU summoned 5 shadows, and the hobs had no defense, but made morale so fought to the death until they were all withered husks.
They genocided the lizards by hand, they hated them.
The asylum was a fun part, I gave the mad king magic armor that is always too big (instead of always fitted), and a round shield painted like a giant evil smiley. The retainer of the party MU is wielding the shield. The armor got buried with its wearer. heres a sloppa

>>97901531
Lol this is crazy, my players are obsessed with going deeper.
24 sessions in and they're 20% through with level 3. Very few of them are higher than lvl2 though, they're like the opposite of your players.

>>97895460
>Nekopara
>Cats Paradise
Delightful! I love it when you post.

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>>97901388
ScoreZ-like. Once they figured out the mechanics of the game it became more than just the IP. Attach it to anything cohesive and you have a winning formula. It took them several sets, but they eventually made something special.

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Sorry in advance if this isn't the right place to ask. Genuinely unsure where else on 4chan might be more relevant because I realize this is extremely niche.

I'm looking for a marketplace that trades or sells those cards that get dispensed from Japanese arcade machines. Is there any place like that in the English speaking side of the world? As far as I could find, the specific card I'm looking for isn't sold on any Japanese sites. Pic and link related.
https://ameblo.jp/maho-ap/entry-12261248040.html

>>97901964
Japanese second hand sellers/scalpers are usually on mercari, no luck there?

>>97902089
No luck.
Although that image I posted is from an auction there that ended recently. Hopefully it'll show up again on mercari but the more places I have to look the better chances I'll have.

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>>97900902
Ashurbanipal was a ruthless sonovabitch.

>>97901012

Well, there was the tomb robbing going on during the aftermath of the Bronze Age collapse. The manner that the tombs were looted imply not common thieves, but state-sponsored grave robbers. This was part of the effort to keep the high spending on the army going on after the fall of civilization elsewhere and the rise of powerful, megalomaniacal men like Herihor running essentially a post-apocalyptic dictatorship.

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>>97900920
I would say if you've already got an Obsidian setup that you're happy with then there's not really a reason to switch, but if you're new to it and can't be fucked to bother messing with different plugin setups then Chronicler is much easier to get started with since it's designed for wiki-style stuff out of the box instead of being a general note-taking app. The downside is less customization options if you want more advanced features, afaik there is no plugin system.

Pic related is part of a page I made for one of my races as an example of the built-in features, the infobox just works natively and the table of contents is entirely automatic. I know there are some fancier things people have done with CSS so there are more advanced options (and there's a template system for importing shit other people have made on the Discord) but I still don't think it's nearly as customisable as Obsidian is. But if all you want is basic wiki features for organization like me then Chronicler is plenty and way easier to get started with.

>>97901191
https://chronicler.pro/vs-obsidian
They've apparently already got a page that covers the differences. Apparently I can just import my vaults into Chronicler, which makes some sense with them both being Markdown. But I'm worried about some of the content that some of my plugins create; primarily Draw.io diagrams (for a LOT of things) and custom radar charts from specific page inputs (for quick visual analysis of class specialization).

It's free, so I'll give it a shot.

>>97890284
If they are human-like psychologically how do you factor the females' want of traveling? And the males desire of staying? Do poorer women travel to other towns to have sex since that would be less incestuous? Do they or do they not return? Since paternity doesn't matter what are their views on incest? Do they not care or only trace incest based on related females?

>>97884214
deck building doesnt involve painting and list making isnt the hobby part of wargames retard

>>97897113
so RPG's aren't a hobby then either

>>97871983
You should quit smoking, it's bad for you and I don't want chill dudes who are kind to kids to die before the local obnoxious man-woman

>>97880527
>shows up at the lgs with $10k proxied deck
>"yeah its like a strong bracket 3"

>>97868489
>Offer to run a game
>"No."
Had a similiar thing happen to me, where I offered to run a one-shor while the DM was out of town, though he didn't say "No." He damned the idea with faint praise and nobody showed up that week.

>>97897139
I'm assuming graphic design is your passion with how you seem to think white space is a crime

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>>97897122
I use d6, each d6 is 5'.
The player topples his tower of dice? tough shit, the character loses concentration and falls.

>>97897441
For some reason I want to take a bite out of this.

>>97897122
You can order absurd amounts of cardboard boxes, for free, from the post office. The system is in place because they assume you're using those boxes to move and will be paying s&h on it, but you don't have to.

>>97897394
Generals are cancer never ever suggest that any topic should be on a general.

>>97899457
I think they would still use ramshackle tech and still loot stuff when possible. Being able to turn scrap metal and enemy hulks into deadly weapons and vehicles is part of what lets them snowball so badly. They’d just be bigger, tougher and more cunning.

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Grim dark but the Inquisition nice

>>97872778
>>97872885
>>97872984
Make her have lots more sexo so she can get pregnant.

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>>97900570
Join the subscribestar for Callidia sexo :^)

>>97850224
can you give a qrd of your expanse? I don't remember much other than you said it's in one of the milky way satellite galaxies

>>97902088
what do you mean by fine? feeling alright there bud? lol

>>97885209
But some mechanics don't really allow for Taking No Damage, Half Damage on Saves for instance.

>>97902153
Evasion.

>>97902149
It will still be unpredictable enough. Only a moron would want to play a game where you mostly miss

>>97902163
so you gonna answer the question? lol schizo

>>97897179
Traditional games?

>>97897609
This took 23 years to make, from 1988 to 2011?
OK, that dev cycle beats both Duke Nukem Forever AND Grimoire: Heralds of the Winged Exemplar.
The Last Dangerous Visions still has them both beat though.

Reminds me a little of the style they used on the film versions of the Castle book.

>>97897218
no, they're really not.

>>97897423
I don't care. This isn't a discussion. You will stop making off topic posts and you will stop defending them, or I'll kill you.

>>97902096
try Alt + F4

>>97901461
Proof?

>>97902099
So the height of your wit is... trying to have me close a browser?
Not even, like, a video game that could maybe take a minute to boot up and then have a full server, no, a browser who can be rebooted and back on the same page within the span of time it takes my hand to close.

>>97902173
kek mad

>>97901461
Ever tried reading a rulebook?