>>96505985
i just realized some of these are probably not sfw enough for tg
and i can't delete the image for some fucking reason, it just says 'you have to wait longer' forever
mb

What martial art cyoa's do we have? Particularly non-wuxia, murim or xianxia ones, so more in the vein of stuff like Kengan, Baki, Hajime no Ippo, Street Fighter, Tekken, etc. etc. Below are the ones I already know off:
>Battle School
>Fighting Autisim
>The Fighting
>The Big Tournament
>Hidden World Tournament
>Be the Fighting Game Villain
>Kengan v1/v2

>>96505985
It always made me laugh how one of the options is just "sex sex sex"

>>96506001
Post the link the images then.

>>96505985
>>96506001
>>96508594
anyone?

>>96506691
>TQ
5e because 5.5 is just a bunch of homebrew on top of 5e, which is what I already run except mine is tailored to my players and campaign.

>>96508267
Hard to decide with how terrible both are, but I think the second one is worse with the way it automatically creates a hostile work relationship with your party and asserts your character as someone who is for some reason desirable despite having every reason to betray your comrades.
By elimination, the unimaginative-yet-edgey goblin I assume you will roleplay in a manner that will be detrimental to your game and table seems to be the ticket.

>>96508267
I don't think GOOs are interested in goblin souls. It's below their paygrade.

>>96506691
>TQ

A mixture of both so for whatever shlub who wants to play a Martial Class doesn't end up being the most useless member of the team

>>96509059
Port Chariot of Sustarre

>>96508505
Being a jumper should be the bottom one regardless of if you're a man or a woman. Every 4th perk in some way should lead to people glazing you

>>96508505
Now that I think about it, that's how things tend to go in Isekai novels too

>>96508505
yeah that seems to be it

>Nubee got groomed by trannies
Well that wasn't on my bingocard.

>>96509403
There are bingo cards?

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>>96509441
they do

>>96509452
Eh chorfs all have tusks, I'd say they're fine on that front, especially when taking into account the stone stuff. Throw them a llamasu and all will be well.

>>96509406
But even OG chorfs didn't have shit like this, closest they had was the hellcannon but everything else was just basic infantry, the cows, or the big artilery. Technically there was that really really old model with the daemon ass cannon but I don't know if that's the look they're gonna shoot for.

Listen guys you have to choose either "this is okay because old chorfs did it" or "this is okay because it's a new thing"
You can't use both as arguments

>>96509455
>So if they all turned out like the one in the Iron Golem warband for example, that would have been more in line with what you were expecting to see?
No because they would be missing the rest of what makes a chaos dwarf a chaos dwarf, Jesus Christ it's like talking with a goldfish with you.

>but they kept the things that were unique to chorfs.
Except their unique aesthetic, replaced by the dark elves' one.
>Dhar and warpstone is bright green.
wrong, dhar is black, warpstone is black, it's only with a green glow if it's dirty and unrefined.

>In the context of Warhammer they obviously are.
No, they aren't, because dark elves are also changed by dark magic, they also use dark magic, and they also have edgy iconography, but they're order, not chaos.

>>96508854
>because people that dont play warhammer saw an ogre and declared it "fun man chu yellow panic orientalism".
No one did this; you're just doing that thing where you blame all things you don't like on perceived enemies.
>hunters?
They are explicitly stated in the leaks to be getting MORE hunters.

>>96508854
I dont think ogres ever actually got recognized as asians. They got the white scar syndrome where they are just a mixng pot of cultures and it doesnt really reflect on the models or the lore for the most part.
Anyways its whatever, its just another boring human faction

>>96508854
>fu man chu yellow panic orientalism
Show me one (1) instance of of someone saying this
A change in direction isn't a squatting, no matter how you slice it. Lizardmen didn't get "squatted" because they used magitech aztec shields instead of scaly ones, and ogres aren't being squatted if they lean harder into ungabunga, if that's even true. losing leadbelchers is an absolute travesty though I'll grant you that much

>>96506913
If you can only stretch to 1250 with upgrades then I imagine you dont have all that many options to play about with to keep it fresh. Almost all my armies have 2 blocks of chaos warriors (of various size depending on the point limit) in them, but after that I've never played the same list twice and I still have models that have never seen a table.

>>96506162
Thanks. I plan on putting the goblins forward when I equip the skellies with spears and shields and the orcs forward when I equip them with regular weapons and shields. The dual wielding orc will always be the champion, the ogre is a filler and now I need to make a proper standard bearer. (I don't think I'll need a musician)

>>96508742
2 oxen, 5 wagon wheels, 2 axles, 50 food and 100 bullets

>>96508769
You could buy an entire pallet of fart porn for that

I am once again praying for Oracle of the Alpha and various overpowered blue cards to be in my Chromatic Cube draft
gl to anyone else playing

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>>96508932
technically arena cube is different from chromatic but we will there fellow draftchad.

reminder to other draftchads that boros aggro is nerfed so you all better be u/x

Arena cube is fun it's just a shame it's such a blatant gold sink that I refuse to play it.

>>96508794
Don't be naive, they're never going to let anyone in who isn't fully "vetted".

>>96508828
That's why you lie. Learn the phrases and shibboleths.
>I too love underage twinks in programmer socks
>Spending all my time gooning on discord rather than doing actual moderation sounds poggers
>It was her turn
>I would never use knowledge of where another Jann-I mean, member of the moderation staff lives to organize a Swatting in the hopes that they are executed by the police
>I don't even like hot pockets that much really
See, simple.

>>96506786
In B/X it is assumed that the rate at which the party travels is a slow cautious sneaking movement with enough time to map out their course. At this rate even short-legged miscreants can keep pace. However, personally I give dwarves, gnomes, and halflings a x2.5 running speed instead of x3.

>>96508955
>In B/X it is assumed that the rate at which the party travels is a slow cautious sneaking movement with enough time to map out their course.
Incorrect. The travelling movement rates are in line with the historical expected travelling rate for a Roman legion (22 modern miles with a 45 lb load) , as well as the current expected rate for infantry in modern armies (e.g. 12 miles with a 70 lb load).

>>96506786
anons mentioned everything else already but the stat block is written assuming the NPC dwarf has reduced speed because he's carrying a full kit
>Att 1 × weapon (1d8 or by weapon), THAC0 19 [0]
OSE's using the optional rule for tracking partyy encumbrance is pretty mandatory unless you're actually playing with kids, regardless of whether you house rule PC races to have different speeds or not

>>96506827
>As a Psijic of the New Ways, the Dwemer appear to have been most successful in the Endeavor than any mortal. Their Endeavor is not the shared Endeavor of the Old Way. The New Way, so I speak with no REAL title, is the Way in which I have devoted my research to. I find this New Way to be most delightful a study. The Dwemer have taught me more about the "ideals" of the Endeavor than any Psijic could have in 1,000 years. So many questions, so little time. Finding answers appears to be the primary purpose of mortal existence.
Source: Sotha Sil last words
Hot take: Vivec repackaged Dwemer axioms in poetry.

>>96506827
what other sources do we have?

>>96508265
Right, I keep forgetting that Bethesda Forums ERP is the final arbiter of canon.

More to the point, my specific gripe is with CHIM. So, here's my most basic premise: the Tribunal stopped being gods when the Heart was destroyed. We don't just have Vivec's word on this, we also have Almalexia going bugfuck insane and Asura's proclamation of "the false gods freed".

Here's the problem: that's not CHIM. CHIM is an enlightenment borne within the self, not reliant on outside sources. It also purports that the CHIM state precludes the acceptance of another as an equal, despite, you know, the Tribunal existing. We DO know that fucking with the Heart can grant godhood, as we have two other direct examples of this: the Dwarves and Mannimarco. CHIM is supposed to be an equivalent to this, and yet Vivec shows no sign of possessing it: his dreaming half goes away with his godhood. Vivec never attained CHIM, and so we must ask if it even exists in the first place.

>>96508839
And that's my gripe. Kirkbride is charismatic, prolific, and way too into Vivec and his narrative for his own good, and he has aggressively pushed extensions to the Sermons at every opportunity. And everyone just kinda went with it because it was cool, to the point where it has become the accepted canon. And I think that sucks, because it turns the deliberately obtuse autobiography of a known historical revisionist into the most reliable source available on the greater mysteries of Elder Scrolls, despite its claims being in conflict with evidence presented in the events of its own origin game.

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>>96503354
Has anyone actually run any edition of UESRPG here? I tried to get a couple people to play it a while ago but it just didn't materialize.

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>>96508265
>elder scrolls lore discussion
>look inside
>fanfiction (developer)

>Our goal is to create a healthy environment where a wide variety of Leader cards and characters can shine, and diverse strategies can thrive. The entire operations team is working hard to make this a reality!
And yet you didn't announce a fucking banlist. Fuck Bandai.
https://www.dbs-cardgame.com/fw/en/news/01_288.html

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I'm having fun doing a mental workout designing a CCG, post your favorite mechanics from your niche card games that might act as inspiration.
What about them makes them fun for you?
How thematically do they fit with the story/lore of that game?
Why do you think other games haven't aped those mechanics?

>>96507964
So far it's only good for two decks, so I wouldn't call it broken. Broken would have to be good for at least 4 decks and have a game breaking mechanic. This is just a seemingly good card.
We also don't really know yet if attack action cards will be the way to go for the reviled heroes. They might be weapon attack focused instead, especially Lyath.

>>96508306
Epic isn't old someone promised pirate stuff

>the one Enchanted card I want in Fabeled is looking to be the big chase of the set
Damn its rough being a (adult male) Dumbo fan.

>>96508222
I am ready for you to go be retarded somewhere else

>>96508512
>the guy who sells the box of it on Amazon at half the price it'd cost you in materials to print, because his scale makes it cheaper.
Not true until the labour required to get a print from build plate to box is significantly reduced. 1 build plate of minis, which is let's say, 10-15 minis at 32mm (with bases), is about 1 hour of post-processing work MINIMUM. Let alone the time spent for the print to go from start to finish, etc.

The result is for actual scaling, a lot of the manual process needs to be minimised. You can have a printer farm of 100 printers, but each person there is only going to be able to clear 8 plates a day, at maximum. That's a maximum of 80 minis a day per head. You have to pay for solvents, equipment, and other upkeep (FEP, replacing LED screens, etc). You're also paying a staff member a salary based on working with toxic chemicals, which rewards bonus rates in most western countries. You're looking at probably $200-$300/day minimum to make the job worthwhile for anyone to take up. Because you're paying $300 just for their time, the cost of the minis based on raw time alone is $3.75/mini. Now consider all the other aspects I mentioned, you're looking at maybe $5-$6/mini as your actual cost. That's not even including packaging, which would add an additional 50c-$1 on there depending what you're looking at. Not to mention you're using 3D printed minis so they're fragile as fuck and are prone to breaking unless you pad the shit out of them or have a very tight vacuum sealed box.

Now let's go to sales: you are selling to a distributor. They want a 40%. So the mini you made for $6, you will sell for $910, a 40% profit, but only $4/unit. Even selling 1000 minis, which would require 12.5 staff one day to do (or more realistically, 1 working week for 2.5 staff). Your distributor is now going to sell it to a retail store for $14, and the retail store has to make a cut too, so they're going to sell it for $20.

Cont..

>>96508639
No one ends up buying your minis for $20, because the world economy is fucking nosediving and people are being frugal about hobby money. And now because of how the production process works for 3D printers, there's really no way to streamline and sell in bulk or sell boxes or armies, because at the end of the day, the individual minis cost you the same in labor to produce regardless of how they're sold, whether bundled or with big MOQs.

The only solutions present are as follows

1: Outsource manufacturing to to a country with low wages and pray the quality doesn't suck ass, and they survive the international journey to you
2: Return to selling PoD for people, where a full plate is $100-$200 of cash for you instead, and maybe 1-2 hours of work.
3: Forgo smaller minis/armies and switch to selling giant monsters, vehicles, dragons and shit as the labour required for post processing is actually less intense. You can justify high costs in selling these models to distributors because of the size, however scaling something this large is difficult. Each model might be a 1-2 day print and cost $$ in resin.

I am not pulling this out of my ass, FYI. I'm currently in talks with a distributor in my country to sell 3D printed models in bulk to them so they can sell them to 300 game shops across the country plus a few retail chains. But the economies of scale almost works in reverse for 3D printing, because scale doesn't matter when you have to have someone manually unplate, remove supports for, and wash (repeatedly) every single fucking mini. Even washing 20-30 at a time in a big tub, it doesn't save the manual support removal aspect or anything like that. It's all a massive fuck around and the costs weighed on yourself make selling the models either not worth it, or having them priced so high that they're not affordable and people won't want to buy them. Not to mention packaging is such a fucking bitch. You know what the MOQ is on a blister pack? 10,000. Per design.

>>96508639
Just realised a typo. You're selling the $6 mini to the distrib for $10, not $910. Lmao

>>96508699
>because the world economy is fucking nosediving
Heard this at least once a year since the 90s lol.

>>96508440

Here is Dead Weight
GF
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>>96503681
Bump

Requests;

Swade - Pew Pew Bounty Hunters in Space

Swade - Pew Pew For a Few Credits More

Requesting these SWADE books:
Deadlands Abominable Northwest
Deadlands Carnage in the Cascades
Deadlands Lost Colony Madworld
Deadlands Lost Colony Maw of Oblivion

Hello kind strangers, do any of you happen to possess the Arcforge Players Compendium and the Arcforge Universe Cyclopedia for Pathfinder/Starfinder by Legendary Games?

>>96508284
Anon I will give you one chance to see if you can understand what genres are.
What is the difference between shadowrun and star wars.
Both have literal magic so by your measure you'd say both were fantasy. Which is wrong.

>>96502373
Space is hard, counterintuitive and vast.
It's boring for long stretches, then you suddenly die.

>>96503118
>planet-killing self-guided torpedoes that are traveling at FTL speeds so they can't be detected before they impact the target
If you've invented FLT you can also invent something to detect things traveling at FTL speeds in time to intercept them.

>>96503448
Just make each combat round an hour, or six.
In the shitbrew I'm working on, space combat works at different time scales depending on the physical scale. Orbital combat defaults to 90 minute Orbits (9 D&D turns, 16 Orbits/day). Deep space combat works on a 24 hour Day. This is derived from Gygax's Warriors of Mars.
If anyone like >>96503031 is willing to work on a paper-based vector calculator for 3d space combat, I'd be interested in it.

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Space combat is too cool for normies

>>96465624
Though cares, the great artist thoughs what the thoughst, thougheverbeit.

>>96465523
Blood Angel successor chapters all recruit adults, because instead of years of surgeries to allow the body to grow into the enhancements, they just give you some blood and make you sleep for a year.

>>96504327
Most chapters take volunteers

>>96502871
Cain's model will come eventually. If GW did the Taniths' models, they won't pass the option of releasing Cain's. Maybe alongside a Valhallan refresh?

>>96487386
>>96500896
Calling them Orcs is reddit Trump=Voldemort tier a much more accurate term would be something like rape apes

>>96502759
40k has decades of baggage players and designers won't move on from.

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>>96502759

I really think the other games should work in a bit of tactical thinking in close combat(parrying vs striking) like KT does. Especially Necromunda

>>96506224
what if I want the updated models and bits to kitbash squads of specialist dudes

I have some extra sister bodies, do you guys think they'll be useful for building extra operatives when the palatine team drops or do you think it'll include more bodies that required?

>>96509166
you can probably check how many specialists there are in the team already. you could use them for extra warriors or loadout options

>>96498144
some know it, particularly the sisters, most do not. most that know politely ignore it. anyone not a space marine that feels the same would be very unusual and very wise to keep it to himself.

>>96505965
Mechanicus afterlife beliefs are weird, but I suspect they'd see it as too close to AI were you to upload yourself and be divorced from your original body. The noosphere can be matrix-y, but is also a form of augmented reality.

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OC hot off the presses for you! Here's update 1.3 to Bellum Inter Barbatos, my splatbook focused on historically-themed material for Only War. This update adds primitive aircraft rules (including airships, sky pirates assemble), drone warfare, and a bunch of new regiment creation options, among other things.

Get it at https://www.mediafire.com/file/2qewwem0nsxxkj5/BELLUM_INTER_BARBATOS_1.3.pdf/file

>>96507925
HANS
ZE FLAMMENWERFER, HANS
NOBODY EXPECTS THE ENGINSEER TO BUILD A ZEPPELIN FOR A GROUND ASSAULT

That bicycle is the single weirdest thing I've seen in ages and fits right in with 40k

>>96507925
very nice