>>96464531
They're less skilled than vibe coders

>>96467597
>>96467661
I don't think you'll really want to play these as generic Tamers of their colors. If they see any play it'll be in a TS deck.

>>96467925
I will probably try 1-2 of the green chick in a zephagamon deck. Otherwise they aren't worth the slot. I'm curious how the [TS] stuff will differ from cybersluts

>>96467937
>I'm curious how the [TS] stuff will differ from cybersluts
Well for one it's built around having 4 or less memory.

>>96468693
Odd gimmick since 2-3 memory is what you get most of the time.
I think we have enough trait soup decks, especially half-baked ones, but I'll take whatever gives me an O12 zoo deck.

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>>96465486
Constitution class, also my beloved.

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>>96462110
I'm planning on a carrier/fighter heavy STA game. I'm still new to the game, has anyone used fighters in STA combat? I suspect taking the extensive shuttlebays talent a bunch of times for a carrier could make a really overpowered combatant.

>>96466332
>the victory of form over function, 2255, colorized

>>96464801
I mean what does Corvette even really mean in Star Trek terms? Something like a Bird of Prey?

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>>96466332
>has anyone used fighters in STA combat?
I'm in a similar boat to you, starting up a campaign. Page 184 of the Fed-Klingon war book seems to have something on ship swarms which I'll probably pick-up and see how goes.

There's likely youtube, continuingmissions, and forum support too but I haven't AI'd it to find a best practice.

>>96387589
>>96428500
ITT Contrarian faggots that just deny without anything to back themselves up. Everything cool about Egypt only remains cool so long as you know next to nothing about it. The allure of the exotic is what hooks people, not the actual substance of their government, religion, social culture, tech advancements, methods of warfare, economy, or anything else that they've actually done and embraced. It's all about the pyramids and the hieroglyphics, just being older than everyone else and still having the biggest pile of rocks.

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>>96455503
Here you go anon!

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>>96467787
>>96468057
I could see the spores on death thing allowing some orcs to keep some skills from their previous life.

>>96468126
or wait, is that only 40k? I know they are still mushrooms, but i don't think its the same kind of spores.

>>96453874
Using tzaangors as beastmen seems like such a crazy idea that just works and feels totally natural like a latina girl with big tits telling me she loves me and then I wake up.

>>96468242
Amen

>>96468242
>tzaanGORS
>beastmen
A revolutionary idea!
>latina girl
Disgusting.

>>96468160
Driveanon's, and you should be able to find it in the Imaged folder.

>>96468275
His name is Drive Anon.

>>96468432
Real human being, and a real hero.

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>>96462194

Brain fucky, long day. using modified old build.
Warehouse+Nubee Body Mod = usual
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finally got a non retarded opponent who got the assignment and let us just attack back and forth with lifelinking yargles

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>>96465830
>>96463627
no it isn't

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can someone explain how is this balanced? also, the landfall green niggers that double their power every time a land enters AND have trample for 3 mana?

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I will be chasing this high forever

>>96467684
My worst opponent was a Yargle player who should had understood we could hit each other with lifelink Yargles (could even enchant theirs if we got that understandment) yet first thing that drooling birdbrain did was launch removal into my Yargle once I dropped mine so I threw removal into their Yargle too when they dropped theirs on their turn. Could even let em have the win once their library was empty in case they needed that chievo too but they chose to be pricks first

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>>96465672
The guard is lucky as Andris is just arriving at the library with Röst as he turns the corner and he quickly explains the situation. To his surprise the goat creature behind Andris has become afraid, putting him slightly on edge, yet he stands awaiting the elf's response nonetheless.

This prompt landed first try. Could have run it a few more times to get something closer to my standard style, but this works fine for inside the city.
Two others from the same batch:
https://files.catbox.moe/ugrwy1.jpg
https://files.catbox.moe/pfv5hh.jpg
Also forgot to post a cool ass set of horns from last gen.
https://files.catbox.moe/11ci9q.jpg

>>96467694
The things he's praised for are either the work of gratuitous editing, having an entire production team on hand to oversee and manage the show, including props, music, presentation, editing, etc, or it's clips of his "epic" moments where he leans forward and delivers a redditor monologue to a table full of slack-mouthed paid actors whose job it is to mug for the camera.

None of that is game mastering.

>>96467361
>pithy monologue for minutes at a time
It's not pithy if it's a long monologue

>>96459636
see you guys in 2035 when they finish it

All the ads on twitch are going to make this unwatchable regardless of your opinions on how they are doing things.

>>96458906
can we start by eliminating criminals first? OP might be stupid, but he might have some use yet, even as a lolcow

I have 6gb worth of STLs that I paid $400 for

>>96468909
Is it anything good?

>>96468933
Yeah imo best available both digitally and physically and can be printed in any scale
Nothing else out there so historical cashcows like me are easy pickings

>>96468909
I have hundreds of GB of STL that I paid $) for.

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>>96468940
the 2nd edition boxnaught per chance???

>>96462728
Tie-ins almost always make things worse.

>>96468425
The advancement of metalbending really does still make sense. It just sucks that the principles that made it so hard for anyone to do in the first place, the things that Toph had over other earthbenders who tried and failed, gets ignored in favor of "some secretly had the aptitude, but they just never tried hard enough." It really spits in the face of the setting's history and development.

>>96468456
It'd have made more sense if seismic-sense itself was a necessary step to learning metalbending, where being able to 'see' the impurities was important for knowing how to bend it.
Toph also doesn't seem like she should be that bad of a teacher. She can be rude, but she knew the principles of earthbending well enough to actually explain it to Aang.

If they really wanted to push that angle, then they could have just made it so Toph taught it to her kids, and one of her kids could be the skilled teacher at understanding and spreading it.
It feels like the only reason they made it so widespread is because one of the writers had the 'metalbending police' idea and that only works at all if metalbending has had decades to spread.

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>>96443887
>>96444033
>>96444116
>>96466153

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>>96468765
first time?

>>96468844
I mean it's not like gw hasn't told people to eat shit and split up a faction before, see legions of nagash. I do agree with the part about wolf riders being supposed to replace spiderclan. The venom fangs thing is really weird to include otherwise.

>>96468410
I would like them to reprint that Warband. That or a court of regular vampires (male and female) that can be proxied as Lords easy

>>96468930
anon I dont know what to tell you but...they're doing that. and thats already been done.

>>96468930
They just did, they done 4-pack reprints of various units bundled together.

>>96468410
Warcry warband of a few Moulder packmasters with some horrible creatures (wolf rats + weirder abominations) would be awesome

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>>96317536
Hey this is great, I needed some help crossing the river.

>>96452628
Agreed

Frogs are evil. Soulless. Not so different from bugs.

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Shhhh, don't wake him he's tired

>>96468048
kawaii

>>96465729

The new guys are fairly pointless. It's amazing how dirty they did the Sneaky Stabbas though. Overpriced, with shitty skills, no Dirty Player and no basic access to Sneaky Git. A skill LITERALLY NAMED AFTER THEM.

Incredible.

But you can still build them the old way, and it'll still work. Sure you lost Tackle on your linedwarfs, but Ironhard skin basically means they're never going to get fouled, are largely immune to chainsaws, don't need to worry about Mighty Blow or some random stadium or weather roll or a wizard with a lightning bolt.
It probably won't FEEL like it comes up all that much, but it's probably going to effect the opponents planning more than you'll realise.

>>96462286
They're a fine team, the thrower isn't good at throwing (in the current rules) so he's more like a runner. You definitely need an ogre and maybe a halfling if you want to try a thrown halfling one turn touchdown.

The imp nobs are like a control team, you want to get guard on your bodyguards and try to shut down your opponent's gameplan. Use blitzers to hit things, fend can be nice at gumming up your opponent's plans

The ogre is huge for giving you a roadblock/pivot points, just don't rely on him because bonehead (while the best negatrait) is still a negatrait and will fuck you

>>96463417
you dont need fans for models and you dont really need star players like they may come up in a league because theyre kind of like force multipliers if your team is weaker than your opponents you get to use them for free to even the playing field or if youre going to a tournament you may use a star player on your team to improve their power but not really with nobs

>>96466749
You can have all this and more in the LRB6

>>96462286
I mean at that price the partial team is actually worth getting if you don't have a 3d printer.
But for blood bowl the standard product is a full 16 player team with all positionals covered and every player is uniquely sculpted, GW has the worst offerings on the market for blood bowl miniatures.

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>>96467650
i like to imagine that halflings taught paleolithic humans how to farm and brew beer and humans protected them as a result.
>picrel: early urban humans with their halflign bro

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>>96467803
Nah, man, that was the basajaunak.

>>96460214
pseud

>>96459667
He's been gnomed.

>>96467164
>But they can't tear a termie suit to pieces with bare hands.
Termie suits are held together and articulated by self-powered servo-cog assemblies and pneumatic harnesses, and as long as someone can physically overpower those servos, they can literally rip the pieces of terminator armor off (same goes for regular power armor). Termie suits are designed to casually disregard impacts and lasbolts, but they're not really designed to prevent someone as ridiculously strong as an Ogryn from prying them apart. Otherwise servitors wouldn't be able to put the armor on a marine, nor take it off. The same hermetic seals that require specialized armory servitors to lock together can be overpowered by Ogryns.

>>96466680
Cavemen armed with rocks and sharp sticks killed Grey Knights in terminator armor.

>>96468780
>Termie suits are held together and articulated by self-powered servo-cog assemblies and pneumatic harnesses, and as long as someone can physically overpower those servos, they can literally rip the pieces
Theoretically. Practically it's beyond individual level of strengh and purview of power-fists and walker-grade strengh.
>termie suits are designed to casually disregard impacts and lasbolts, but they're not really designed to prevent someone as ridiculously strong as an Ogryn from prying them apart
Yes they are.
>Otherwise servitors wouldn't be able to put the armor on a marine, nor take it off.
It doesn't follow.
Servitors don't overcome the servos any, they just assemble and disassemble them.

Pro-tip: think about the guys who can pull a whole truck on their own. Strong, sure.
But these came guys won't be able to tear off a wheel off these same trucks with their hands.
Le hecking Ogryns are not this strong and I'm tired of people pretending they are.
They can only focus their strengh at point, able to break bones or pierce through even vehicle grade armor on a good hit, but not literally tear it apart.

>>96468895
>Servitors don't overcome the servos any, they just assemble and disassemble them.
If servitors are capable of assembling and disassembling terminator armor, then an ogryn can disassemble it by force just fine. Lest you forget, ogryns are as physically strong as Custodes. That's not an exaggeration, both are S5.

>>96468906
>If servitors are capable of assembling and disassembling terminator armor, then an ogryn can disassemble it by force just fine.
No, it doesn't follow any better than first time. It's like you no idea how mechanical parts are assembled.
And they will hold together with combined effort of servos, pistons, material strengh and marine's bulk.
>Lest you forget, ogryns are as physically strong as Custodes. That's not an exaggeration, both are S5.
Sure, and both can't tear ceramite with their fingers. It's settled then.