>>97173930
Now they can finally ban Striders.

>B-b-but Verdance
The hero hits and defends above the entire game into an eventual huge combo, she doesn't really need a unique piece of gear that essentially make heroes play at 34 life

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The lads were ahead of their time. Flesh and Blood was always a broken system. The players simply operated under the assumption that LSS knew what they were doing and hoped it would all work out in the end. Three years later and it just plain isn't working anymore.

>>97173063
>Ludonarrative
I can tell you had just googled the word, because you capitalized it.

I still haven't gotten around to watching that one video but I never expected FAB to be this contentious. I just thought it'd be a niche thing- it's hard to tell if the people complaining are jaded anti-fans or people who just didn't like it from the start.

>>97176377
It's mostly just this thread, there are occasionally a few disgruntled opinions I see on other social media outlets but for the most part its pretty neutral. Generally when metas get boring/stale or when there's some controversy around you see a surge in posting. I think the Dev Talk video that people are crashing out about on here was pretty much universally well-received outside of their treatment of Blitz, which isn't the main thrust of the complaints here

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Finally finished the box of french infantry, at least to tabletop play levels. Might add a wash an some grass later.

Now I got my english army complete, and all of the french but the cavalry complete.

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Some acceptable photos of my knights now. Glad heraldry was still simple during the 12th and 13th centuries.

28mm Barons War minis by Footsore that I'm using for the Barons War Outremer expansion. The one in red is my leader, the historical figure Conrad of Montferrat, one of the leaders during the third crusade and was instrumental in preventing Saladin from capturing Tyre and later being elected king of Jerusalem before being murdered by the Assassins. His standard bearer flies the blazon of Jerusalem but his shield indicates he's from Ibelin.

>>97173903
>>97174759
Nicely done lads!

Any ideas for a good storage case for a bunch of 15mm minis? I was thinking magnetic if possible. Bases are all metal.

Is there a PDF of the new FoW Pacific book floating around?

>>97176250
The only thing that would ever make GW bring the boxnaut back was if players would pay a luxurious price for them OR if it'd pay off huge somehow in intellectual property.

GW already charges the luxury price for all current dreads and the average customers wouldn't pay any extra for boxes, and there are 10,000,000+ cheap boxnauts out in the planet already, so GW re-releasing them would simply lose GW money. GW intentionally made NewDreadnought since there are 0 already owned saturnine dreads in the wild - so 100% of saturnines will have to be purchased (if not fakes)

And GW already has the IP of the boxnaut so well-established that nobody is gonna steal it (and it's ugly enough nobody wants to steal it very badly)

So, zero percent chance.

>>97176250
wait and see if they redo Brayarth Ashmantle for a Journal

personally think it'd be cool if he had a new model that was like a Cortus-Leviathan, squared off and lower down

>>97175863
generally when a game is nearing end of life, each print run is intentionally smaller (the company doesn't want to be stuck with a flop with 100,000 copies of dead weight nobody wants) so rarity skyrockets. It's common for all games... I'm bummed because the game of thrones LCG basically printed 1% as many of the final dragons expansion as the first 6-7 expansions (since they already knew the game was ending internally), which made it entirely impossible to get as there were so many more total players than available copies.
I've seen copies of that final rare expansion selling for like $200 while an entire collection of all 8 expansions and 3 core sets and all this other stuff goes for $300. Anyone not retarded with money just ends up skipping the rare parts when this happens (just stick to PDFs, prints or proxies stand-ins instead)

>>97176404
brayarth ashmantle is already in the Legacies so he's never getting a journal.

>>97176404
the boxnaut model is used as Cassian Dracos in 30k. Brayarth Ashmantle is a warhammer 40,000 person. "755.M41 got fucked by genestealers while using a thunderhammer to hold them off, placed into a dreadnought built by vulkan", so yeah... warhammer41k characters don't mean new 30k kits.

>>97176250
In the long run it's extremely likely
Not any time soon though, maybe late 4th edition at the earliest

>>97174347
No, because as you said: They are cheap (and soft plastic), not hard plastic.
If they were the same material, then operating those machines would be the same.
Ever wondered why those army men are not available in your typical grey hard plastic all the "proper" mini companies use?

>>97175014
>>97175045
Thank you
Is the colossal worth considering for gravediggers?

>>97175516
Gravediggers don't have and will not be getting a colossal

>>97175560
Oh I thought the colossals were universal between subfactions like the cadres, mb

>>97175943
I think that was the initial plan, but they ended up scrapping it. I believe when they were designing the Winter Korps one, they couldn't think of a good idea that would translate over to Old Umbrey. I think that's why Orgoth had monstrosities, when time for the Reaper Covenant to be released, they'd change them to be beasts for them.

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>>97176265
"Why is your game fun?" "Here are all of the things that I think my game does well/differently from among the variety of choices. These are things that I find fun because I enjoy things like simulating knightly duels to the death and modeling how armor would protect well against sword blows but not necessarily a poleaxe. You also get to engage in roleplaying, immersively, and creatively but with an set of mechanical guardrails that preserve realism and verisimilitude. It's not perfect, but it might enjoy rolling with my particular set of rules." "you can't answer my question and your game must be AI slop".

At a certain point this exaggerated intentionally contrarian rage baiting just gets boring. I'm sure there's other threads on /tg/ more worthy of your time.

>>97176310
>"Why is your game fun?" "Here are all of the things that I think my game does well/differently from among the variety of choices.
None of these are actual answers, anon. I can't believe I have to explain this, but giving me a list of things your system can do is not the same as telling me why that's actually any fun or what the draw of it actually is.

>At a certain point this exaggerated intentionally contrarian rage baiting
Anon, if I were ragebaiting you I'd just intentionally misunderstand your system's rules and claim they're shit. I'm being nice by not relentlessly shitting on you for saying redundant, brainless things like
>These are things that I find fun because I enjoy things
Now please, try to answer the question.

>>97176343
>I can't believe I have to explain this, but giving me a list of things your system can do is not the same as telling me why that's actually any fun or what the draw of it actually is.

"What's fun about playing baseball?"
"Oh, I enjoy hitting the ball, running around the bases, the teamwork, the competition."
"All of those are things you do when playing baseball. I can't believe I have to tell you this, but nothing about that tells me why playing baseball is fun".

I think you might be terminally autistic.

>>97176356
>>97176361
>the teamwork, the competition.
Valid answers. What wouldn't be valid is saying
>Well you hit a ball with a stick and run around.
Which describes dozens of different sports.
>I think you might be terminally autistic.
t. Retard who thinks false equivalencies and strawmen are arguments. Sorry anon, but having to equivocate what people say to entirely different subjects is a sign of autism, not actually wanting an answer to a softball question.

>>97176193
>>97174733
England has trolls & "giants" & fomori & such. Lots of cultures have "primitive ape man". Could just be their own thing. Not ruling anything out though.

As for the silencing charm thats more than enough. Just send the stolen whisper (needs to be personal to you) in a jar as fast as you can & I'll get it back to you after a day of enchantment. Idk what the shipping time will be from wherever youre at & me. Im over by the great lakes right now.

>>97174585
I'm mostly calling it that because thats where the spirit came from. We didnt get any GPS pings using the drone & had to run a transmitter radio dohickey through the portal to pilot the drone. Brooklyn knows more about it that I do

>>97090196
>We are acephale
What does this mean?

>>97176408
>acephale
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/acephalous

>>97176408
It means the rest of us are erudite verbalists

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>>97172012
I'll lay down the skinny.
>Campaign One
The party is a bunch of retard security guards at the Spencer Estate before the first outbreak, handpicked to be the kind who overpunish and don't ask questions, except for Tör (an obvious Umbrella Europe plant).
>One boring night during their shift
>Red alarms everywhere
>Brass needs an immediate deployment
>Weapons clear, so our gaggle of jerkasses bully the armorer into getting some kevlar, THE MAGNUM, and a remington shotgun
>A scientist took his buddy hostage and fled with 'proof of company wrongs' to an abandoned amusement park
>Said park is a base for rabid anti-Umbrella terrorists ('ecoterrorists')
>mallcops deploy in force to fight cletus and his shellshocked buddies in the park, both parties get to learn what a proto-hunter is because the company wanted some insurance
>Ultimately it becomes a bizarre midwest mogadishu, so professionals are dispatched
>When HUNK and the company men finally arrive the whole park is on fire, both scientists are dead, as are all the terrorists and most of the party
The best part is, one of my players - sweet, precious soul that he is - told the UBS guys that he'd been bit.
You can guess how he ended up.

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>>97174285
A quick shout-out to my favorite moment of campaign 2.
Only a few players could make it, so we did a one shot (one of many) that still would advance the overall story without leaving the rest of the party stranded.
First, the dramatis personae in question, the two MVPS
Enter Digby:
>Survivor from Campaign 1
>Paul Blart phenotype, fat, loser Racoon City Native
>Turned down by the National Guard
>Turned down by RCPD
>King of Stolen Valor
>Run by the best player in the group with the absolute most dogshit stats, absolute expert in company policy and bureaucracy but fuck all else
>Wants nothing more than to be a hero, absolute loser in his 'civilian' life
Tor
>obvious Umbrella Europe plant
>former GSG-9

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>>97174493
They engage in a four hour long (IRL) investigation of a resort-turned-evangelical Christian retreat built on top of a failed Umbrella site.
After a ton of sleuthing and a couple accidents, they quicken the draining of the scenic pond which was being drained due to a suicide where a few peeps drove their jeep straight in and died.
Entire pump system / housing unit now deflooded in the hole filled with BOWs who were personnel of a rival corp who tried to poach Umbrella's Operation here.
BOWs are light-sensitive, so initially none seems amiss.
UBCS command orders them to investigate.
They do.
As the team rappels down into the hole, they begin working through the site and collecting what they can, when it becomes clear the BOWs are all over the place.
As they begin retreating, the natives get aggressive.
>While withdrawing, Digby is stung by a creature and fails spectacularly, leaving him paralyzed waist down
>Committed to the Company, once he kills the thing he takes a bio sample and then passes it on to the team
>runyoufoolsdotjpg
>As the team rappels back up, Tor hits a complication on his connection with Digby from the last campaign
>Dives back into the hole to save the homie
>Digby and Tor fend off the BOWs with magnum and an AR, jury rig a joint rappel, and start scaling up

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>>97171913
Sounds awesome

I've always thought the little mention of a Nemesis prototype being too self-aware and attempting break out of an Umbrella lab that's in 3 could be a fun hook for a scenario.

>>97131870

Got a link?

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I have to say, the redone/colorized artwork for TMNT Redux is pretty sweet.

>>97172457
Do you often think about cock OP?

Mersadie Oliton described Loken as 'equine' upon first meeting him (while he was changing).

Then there was a Grey Knight attached to an Inquisitor's retinue

"On more than one occasion I’d stood with her and her warband in the communal showers after training, blind and numb to any sensation of desire, watching her wash her hair and listening to her speak of serving in the sweltering jungles of Voroxis, killing heretics who spilled from a downed rogue trader vessel.

Bizarrely, the Khatan had declared, upon seeing me wash myself, that my ascension to knighthood was ‘a great shame’. Captain Castor had explained the meaning to me several months later, though I still didn’t see the humour in it."

So apparently women don't think they're small.

>>97172483
fpbp

>>97172483
Bump

>>97172457
No, but their fans do
/obvious joke

>>97175629
>blitzgreymon
>doesn't have《blitz》

>>97174424
Yukihana Lamy

>>97175641
Amazing to read that!
The game is soo much fun desu, I am glad you had fun too :D
What deck(s) are you planing on building now? :)

>>97175724
Just ones based around Digimon I like. That means an Angemon themed deck is first and foremost. Aside from that...
I've found that amongst my cards I have a Sukamon line which has me intrigued. I'd like to try and build a deck around that shitmon. Doesn't even have to be good, just for the lols.
Some sort of Agumon deck seems like its on the table.
I like VenomMyotismon, but also find myself interested in making a MaloMyotismon deck and the various cards that support it. Something with Myotismon anyway.
Gigadramon and Megadramon are 2 ultimates that I feel never get proper respect, so a deck for them, with probably some version of Machinedramon as their Mega.
I have every common, uncommon, and rare from the recent Hacker's Slumber set, so I feel like I should try and make some sort of CS deck. Maybe half Makiko Date w/Lopmon & Antylamon and half Goro Matayoshi w/Birdramon, Garudamnon, & Phoenixmon. I have all of those already, just need to decide what else to fill in the gaps with I guess.
Last, for now, but definitely not least. I saw that the Dark Masters have an archetype. I'm really not sure where to start with building that deck, besides the Dark Masters & Spiral Mountain, but I definitely want to give them a go. That seems like it'd be really cool to me. Could probably even include Apocalymon in such a deck. The high end seems obvious, it's the low end that I really don't know about.
I'm sure there will be a lot more as I love building decks for games, but these are what immediately come to mind for me.

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>>97175452
>there's actually going to be a playable Appmon deck

>>97176010
Thanks for letting me know, anon.
Merry Christmas!

>>97176137
>You can't trust any ball bearings you get to actually be decent stainless steel even if that's what it says on the package.
the ones on mcmaster say exactly what alloy they are and unlike ali express I actually believe it

>>97176017
We are in your walls downloading poutine unto your fridge.

>>97176109
And how are you checking the type of steel you buy?

>>97176382
It says "stainless" on the order page, that means it doesn't stain, silly.

>>97170018
Weebs are strange. It seems literally anything becomes acceptable if a Jap has done it.

>>97176170
Yes, because Japan is objectively superior.

>>97170084
Redditor

>>97176170
What are you talking about? Everyone gives their racehorses stupid names.

>>97176170
In this case, it's because Uma is just a pretty good IP for its own reasons, not that it makes horse racing cool because "Thing, Japan". There is none of that in the game or the various series. Instead, it mixes cute anime girls with simple personalities, either being silly or serious and dramatic in a pretty easy to follow sports anime formula, mixed with real world horse lore, which is kinda fascinating. It's not because Japan made losing your life savings at the track seem cool, either, because there is no gambling on horses in the umaverse. It's all done purely for the love of racing.

>>97169401
just proxy to whatever official team ruleset looks best for them

>>97167490
It was, no clue if still is.

>>97169201
I've added it to the mega
>>97140366

>>97172300
Thanks man, I appreciate it

How should I build my Death Watch team? Picked up the standalone box with 5 models. Just wanting it to be as versatile as possible.

>>97158682
>newfag never-game never even heard about Myfarog

>>97143173
Nta, but unless you actively and deliberately radicalise someone, they don't give a flying fuck about something that doesn't affect them personally or any of the relatives that could interact with them.
Which is why the whole woke and anti-woke shit is a low effort psyops pulled on people who have ZERO reason to give a fuck, but delude themselves at this point they are fighting some big ass culture war and participate in the civilization-defying clash, rather than becoming useful idiots easily distracted by non-issues.
Economy in shambles? Oh look, a man in a dress. Rigged elections? Oh look, police brutality on black people. Big money taking over your most basic rights? Oh look, those [insert anyone] are actually your biggest enemy, fight them!
Add to this info-bubbles and internet algorithms and you basically reintroduce and reinforce petty tribalism, except marked across wholly artificial and fabricated lines. And if you are outside of this idiocy, BOTH sides are going to double down on trying to push you out, because how dare you not being at the extreme ends of a horseshoe called "I've been played and distracted by useless bullshit".

>>97172601
>Nta, but unless you actively and deliberately radicalise someone, they don't give a flying fuck about something that doesn't affect them personally or any of the relatives that could interact with them.
Yeah, unless they're actually White and not third world sub-90 IQ retards.

>>97172601
Immigration is directly related to quality of life.
>Rent and house prices skyrocketing because of mass migration driving up demand
>Productivity falling because companies have no incentive to make labour-saving capital investments when they can just hire a dozen more jeets.
>Real wages falling because of falling productivity and increased labour supply.
>Crowded roads and overstretched healthcare services

>>97176372
In the EU, a company gets subsidies to hire foreign workers instead of locals. Explain that with your tard le it's le late le capitalism take moron. It's not related to fake money at all, it's just about killing Whites.