>>97232835
If there are loot goblins (and there are), they are solely responsible for why I can't find any fucking packs of Edge of Eternity and have to settle for buying collectors packs of Avatar.

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>>97232835

I made a Virgin Vs Chad meme about the two game stores closest to me.

There's another one called Gnome Games but it's mostly aimed at card players.

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My LGS is unironically Good Games Morley. They're pretty nice.

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The employees at my LGS throw trash at me and wake me up when I nap on their couch they are very mean but I've been going for almost 3 years now so they be doing something right

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OP, did you use that pic on purpose or was it a find in Google Images? Apparently the place went down the crapper and got shuttered over this past year and I need verification of these claims.

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>>97232582
Pokemon have yop tier meta decks that cost less than 50$ and we are in one of the most expensive meta in recent years
>>97232621
>Canadians dont have it
>Europeans dont have it
>They copied secret lairs formula during the first year of the game(printing in it card with unique gameplay mechanics)
>They dont even try to advertise the cards from an expansion, but only their sketch/prototype/signed/numbered FOMO card
Some people call it metazoo for magic players, but in reality is just topps

>>97234093
I live in Europe and we have it at my local lgs.

You are deranged and fucking retarded.

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>>97219020
>>97219666
if you came from the /a/ thread where it was announced im the anon who was shilling wixoss the entire time.
the cards arnt much thicker except the uber foil ones which will fit in any normal sized sleeve and also you probably wont pull from 1 box anyway. Like others said something like dragon shield color of choice will work fine and any normal binder. You could stop by your local game store and ask just say its for weiss or mtg since its the same size and they can point you in the correct directions.

signed wixoss cards like the rarity you posted will probably go $80-200 but some like "???" and "SP" will go for thousands. wixoss cards are pretty enough low rarity if your just trying for some bling wont cost your bank but your generally better off getting singles then boxes just because of rarity distribution. You can do this from sites like jpn mercari or yuyutei with a proxy or forwarding service. Just be warned proxy fees, japanese then int shipping, and tariffs will increase prices.

So SWU gonna die for real? Wtf is FFG doing.

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>>97220099
I understand. The real hole is when you start grading them for personal collection. And the spiral after.

>>97233965
Metagaos, hands down
He probably has several

>>97233965
There's a bunch of eating charms in Awareness, whoever they're based off

>>97233965
>>97234052
>>97234055
>nobody ever remembers Han-Tha
Sad!

>>97234073
More like someone can't read for shit
Han-Tha's a god, not a Yozi's subsoul, he doesn't count

>>97234125
It's always a Yozi subsoul when that comes up, is my point. Metagaos totally stole the show from Han-Tha.

>>97233427
It must be an interesting feeling to go from being a fan artist that makes a lot of art for one particular franchise to actually being put on the payroll to make official illustrations for said franchise

>>97228584
Morishita got tired of people shitting on his Digimon art so he's switching to Gundam full time.

Source: my ass.

>>97233609
release morishita from your ass

>>97231800
>>97231857
What does GAS stand for?

>>97234061
Garuru Alter S. Used EX1 MetalGarurumon and EX9 Sagittarius Mode and Omnimon Alter S

>>97202123
>If 40Kfags have their special snowflake sub-board occupying this board, why should people have to put up with them inserting 40K into everything on top of that?
Because sub boards shouldn't exist on 4chan. It should be freeform discussion that lives and dies chaotically. Or you can, you know, go to reddit.

Why do we forces ourselves into general? Like the only reason janny trannies and the tranny mods can enforce it is because most of the user base here is fine with it.
But why? What do we gain in isolating ourselves in these tiny bubbles and having discussions ruined because of one determined shit head.
I want 4 HH threads and 5 40k threads and whatever else

>>97205793
So why are you hanging out in a thread full of gay retards? Sounds like a you problem buddy.

Also how does anyone post here anymore. The captchas are more gay and retarded than the people posting here.

>>97231171
That's pretty gay and retarded.

>>97229291
1d4chan and the Angry Marines mean nothing to the newfag

Looking for the 5 Leagues compendium

Merry Christmas

>>97232812
It's for v13 mate, all I could find unfortunately but I'll keep an eye out because I've seen v11/12 versions shared.

Kindly requesting Adventurer
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/517191/adventurer

Thanks.

>>97234113
Oh well, I'll still save this because I eventually plan to upgrade to V13. But I appreciate it either way dude!

>>97232285
Thanks anon! Merry Christmas

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>>97233463
imagine hating brits so much you'd rather give the AUSTRIANS more credit for stopping the anti-christ
bruh *I* could have walked on to a battlefield and done a better job than the hapsburgs

>>97233596
Sounds like you might enjoy Trench Crusade, theres a faction of ghost soldiers.

>>97233596
Some talented hobby blog I enjoy did something similar as well as a number of other neat projects in greyscale:
https://moitereisbuntewelt.blogspot.com/2015/02/13th-submission-to-challenge-28mm-first.html

>>97233321
Anon the British objective at Waterloo was to hold Napoleon until the Prussians arrived, they succeeded.

>>97234067
Ooh that's incredibly cool, thanks anon.

>>97234016
Okay, agreed, but what's the point of that? (in the context of D&D 3.5e, specifically)
What is the point of defining an absolute way the rules work, when the authors themselves playtested them minimally?
Why should I, or you, care what the community defines as "RAW"?
What is the point of saying Ice Assassin-ing a deity is completely RAW, when said RAW was never the intention of any writer, nor will it feasibly happen in a normal table?
The only natural conclusion to that is literally to ignore the entire way the spell was written, and either rewrite it yourself or ditch it.
I would get it if all these discussions were happening over a game that would have, at the very fucking least, released some official errata on things like how you are supposed to treat spell-like Wishes (and the lack of an XP component). But that is not the case, and you are expected to homebrew parts of the system if you want it to work from Levels 1-20 (in a way that doesn't make you kill yourself as a DM).

>>97234064
The point is that it gives us a starting point of conversation. You and I might both agree that the RAW of how light sources interact with darkness is stupid, i.e. a person in a dark field can't see a torch 50 feet away. However, in order to play the same game and talk about it we need to refer back to what the rule is saying so we can figure out what it's trying to do. Even if there's a common-sense consensus it needs to be reached rather than assumed. RAW doesn't need to be derived.

Yeah, shit needs to be rewritten all the time, but RAW is what makes it rewriting rather than pure homebrew or building your own game.

>>97234078
Well, I can't argue with that.
Anyway, my original point was just a remark to that anon's statement (that people ignore how dragons are supposed to be prideful and egomaniac when assuming any encounter with them), it wasn't really meant as a sophisticated post.

>>97234091
No worries, I highly doubt anyone's posts here past midnight are particularly sophisticated. And for what it's worth I agree with you that a monster's habits, tactics, and motivations should be just as much as its CR calculus as its abilities. Zombies are stupid. Owlbears attack whatever looks the most edible. Most things with Int over 10 are running from a fight they can't win unless they've got a damn good reason to stick around, be that zealotry, defense of something worth dying for, or low enough wisdom they can't tell the fight's turning.

I wish there were more books like The Monsters Know What They're Doing because I felt like that series leaned way too hard into gamemanship and angleshooting mechanics rather than actual tactics and reasonable behavior.

If you had a Skeletal Nightmare animated with Nimble Bones do you think it would bake sense for the flight speed to go up in a ratio wiht the ground speed?

More on how it feels like it should work, since Nightmares basically air-run, than RAW unless there's some rule about ratios remaining consistent somewhere I've missed

>>97232048
>>97231918
>>97232808
>>97232828
I actually rather liked MM4 as a teen/tween on my forest walks I'd imagine fighting a lot of the spawn in there.

And Greathorn Minotaur had a fun weapon.


>>97234078
Opaque darkness probably worked best, but then they dropped it to merely shadowy illumination (Unless you were using Unlight from BoVD which remained utterly dark since it never got patched to 3.5)

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>>97233920
>These creatures may be rendered prone only by the singing of a flawless holiday carol, performed in perfect pitch and rhythm. If the song is executed without error, the creature grows still, its movements slowing until it collapses into a dormant state. In this moment, its crown (a powerful magical artifact in its own right) may be safely removed, leaving the creature permanently inert.
>Beware: even the slightest flaw in pitch, tempo, or verse has dire consequences. A missed note or wavering harmony will instead drive the creature into a violent rage, amplifying its strength and ferocity as it lashes out at all nearby.

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>>97229153
Your character must be a formidable opponent to survive under harsh opponents and environmental conditions.

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>>97227237
>TT

>>97234085
war of the gargantuas? what was that film? or not?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JBWFSkwNuo

>>97233737
>>97233758
Who's that?

>>97233265
yeah there's room for them too, mate. I reckon a Infinity would make a great game setting.

>>97233670
>the weeb levels in this thread are approaching unacceptable levels! Cease!
>fuck you baka gaijin!

>>97234069
and then notnecrons show up on shinju tryin to get all these fuckin monkies off their lawn

>>97234075
But enough about Tohaa

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>>97233575
>>97232940
Ask and you shall receive, because Christmas is the season of giving.

>>97231599
Vengeance was the same size as 19 km Executor-class instead of 8 km Super-Class?

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>>97233277
Karen was a Mandofag though. Lucas actually made the Jedi flawed in both the PT and OT and not once did he make them purely evil or make another group look perfect by comparison

>>97233790
Dorito ships are actually optimal for combat. There's a reason the NR starts producing its own Star Destroyer variants after the war in the EU, turns out converted Mon Cala luxury cruisers and shitty local patrol ships are crap compared to KDY which have been making proper military ships for decades

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>>97226309
>Makashi hyped up as the ultimate form of 1v1 saber combat
>The greatest Makashi user is almost exclusively fighting 2+v1
Still the swaggiest saber style though. Fencing is probably the deadliest form of combat when your weapon needs no power behind the thrusts and cuts to get through armor

>>97217579
Weirdly Prospero might be the closest thing to the typical DnD Wizard found in pre-20th century literature. He actually was just a normal guy that studied magic books and learned how to perform magic without any natural ability of his own, demon pacts, demon or deity parenthood of any kind. Until he was a fairly powerful sorcerer who cold bind fairies and demons to his service, summon storms, control the emotions of others, and turn invisible.

And when he tossed away his spell book and broke his foci he was a normal guy again.

Seems almost ever other depiction of a wizard in old stories turn out to be a demi god, a cambion, or a god in disguise. Except for maybe a couple examples in some Russian fairy tales.

>>97223600
Russia had a very strong folk magic tradition long after it kind of faded out in western Europe. In that worldview, magic is just another "law of nature", just a secret one. Anyone could do magic if they learned how, and it's usually not even that complicated, it's just that the knowledge is really secret and exclusive. Hunters know hunting spells (zagovory) and don't share them with shepherds, who know shepherding spells, healers know healing spells, etc. Only specialized people know a broad spectrum of magic.

There are also demon powered witches and whatnot but basically magic is just knowing a secret magic incantation that hypothetically any child could do if they eavesdropped on a magician.

To reiterate: this not a uniquely Russian thing, it's just more prominent at a later era.

Well, he quits at the end so I guess zero?

It's been a while since we had a "stat me" thread, hasn't it?

>>97223600
In The Children of Tuireann, which is an Irish myth, the three sons of Tuireann murder Cian, the father of Lugh, pursuing him through a series of transformations whilst transforming themselves.
The Tuatha de Danan however, are as you propose, probably pre-Christian gods transposed into a tribe of ancient heroes by the chronicles of monks.

The Children of Tuireann also becomes a great archetypal voyage-quest when the three sons are sentenced to recover a series of famous treasures, and perform one fated feat.

>>97233386
That's what the skoal can is for but I was mostly just suggesting it to >>97233090 as some easy merits

>>97231841
>The reason they do what they do is correct

Eh, half correct. The Sabbat treat all Antediluvians as equal actors in Gehenna based on a shoddy reading of an iffy prophecy. Arikel isn't going to end the world, for example. There's also the fact they use Caine for legitimacy while basing their sect on his two least favorite things, overthrowing elders and diablerie. The fact they spend most of their time making Noddism look like wacko shit for psychos and making war on random princes rather than make any real attempt at killing the remaining Antes honestly makes me wonder if they're controlled opposition.

>>97230737
>>97230747
As someone who has been worried about where the story of HtP has been going, the last episode did restore some of my confidence. Concise, good character work, decent proper intro to Fomori, does a good job of establishing that most are fairly weak and die from conventional means. Door and his ELEVEN YEAR OLD SON somehow continue to be better Hunters than the rest of the gang combined. I really can't overstate how much I enjoyed the peak into Door's mind and how surprisingly emotionally mature he is, and he seems far sharper at actually identifying threats than D, despite the latter's constant boasting about his abilities (which we still haven't seen).

Though I will say it does still tie into the problem of "holy shit we are still in the wyrm-werewolf setup quagmire". Hard pivoting to a whole other splat with a much higher barrier to entry when our hunters have only danced with a pack of low-level Sabbat previously was a very questionable move, especially with their slow upload schedule and I still think it's a misstep. I'd really like to hear their thought process behind that decision, because it feels like they jumped the gun without fully understanding what they were getting themselves into, since the amount of plot points introduced vs. resolved has increased astronomically. One final quibble I have though If Boy's mom is still alive my estimation of the entire cell just dropped off a cliff. Children can't give informed consent; therefore, they can't truly choose the life of a child soldier. Even if they could (which again, they can't), that's not something a child should be subjected to. If his mother is dead or worse, there are extenuating circumstances that at least justify him being on the road with dad and co. By all means, teach the kid the ropes but keep his ass as far away as possible from the actual monsters until he's at least like 16.

>>97233591
It's a pretty tits episode yeah. I can consider maybe 5.2 was a fluke that went out of proportion with them trying to go run around in circular logic expanding the Stolen Moon plot just for a cool lore tidbit and to get info on the SI as well. Trying to cover too much in too little time in just one episode sort of thing.
I also enjoyed the Door inner monologues, genuinely a great view into Hunter derangement where he (appropriately) is forced to identify threats and problems at every situation. As for the werewolf problem, I think it's more so trying to cover enough feasible ground to identify the Regent's power structure on how the GGG can possibly defeat her. I'm also sure, and quite fairly so, that part of your opinion is because of how glacial arc 2 is. Arc 1 was resolved entirely within a year and Pyotr was probably much too good of an antagonist that the show feels like it's in limbo waiting for someone to match his gravitas.
>spoiler
Fair, though we don't have all the facts yet.

>>97233078
Both Gentry and h*bgoblins fit that description.

>>97229989
The fireball is also a direct upgrade to the Large Catapult since it's not subject to the triangulation and variation rules and just goes where you want it.
The lightning bolt isn't so much of a direct upgrade to the Heavy Field Gun, since although it has the same witch and isn't subject to the variation measure and firing dowel black/white bounce modelling shit, and can indirect fire to get around terrain obstacles, it only hits 6" of its range instead of the 22" (white) or 14" (black) of the standard HFG.
Interestingly, I think original Chainmail is the only game in the entire Chainmail/D&D line where those spells support indirect fire, everywhere else they are solely linear.

>>97231541
>The fireball is also a direct upgrade to the Large Catapult since it's not subject to the triangulation and variation rules and just goes where you want it.
>Year of THAC0 + 50
>Not making the wizard roll an accuracy check

>>97231583
We're talking about Chainmail 3e (1973), anon. The center of the fireball is placed at the number of inches called, and then you put the hit pattern marker down to see what's in range.

>>97231655
Crusty ahh unc game

>>97212971
Great. Those Frostgrave bits are excellent for kitbashes.

We're due at least three other teams in 2026. My dad works at GW and he told me they are:
>Lictor Incursion; a cross between Ravenors and stealth suits
>Grots and Snotlings; exactly what it says on the tin, a flood of low wound, hard to hit models
>Sly Marbo; just one model with all the rules

>>97232769
Next kill team box is hrud vs catachans

>>97228606
There is literally a kill team that does exactly that

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finished my latest krieger a few days ago
4 more to go before i can take em to play
feeling good bros

>>97233966
nice, can't wait to see them in action