>>97390278
Shit I forgot the AMA was today. Thanks for posting.

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Thinking about 5 leagues from the borderlands
Rate my map

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>>97390635
Doesn't make much sense geographically

>>97390732
the mountains going perpendicular of the coast is weird but a river ending in a swamp delta seems right

>>97390732
The real world doesn't make sense geographically.

>>97373123
>>97373068
This post jogged my memory about a fighting game that also had a card aspect.

Can't remenber its name though.

I feel like this could help with another system I have , the main idea was that it is a 3v3 , 2 players are normal , but the other 1 is in a kind of beatemup.

So like I had this mechanic were you can change which joystick to use but also you can't make any motion imputs , just normal movement , all the action imputs in joystick A get transformed into imputs for the AI beatemup.

This is a way to both help with movement as well as just making it so new players can "cheat " motion imputs by storing them.

But maybe transforming it into cards might not be a bad idea , were the 2nd joystick is were the cards turn up.

Legend Anthology is fun.

>>97371137
"Don't WANT to" is basically just Monarchs and Truedraco. "Don't NEED to" and "summon from it minimally or use is as a toolbox" are many.

w u l i

I just learned about Goddess Story. My autistic coomer ass is done for.

>>97389983
I was referring to the people that buys booster boxes as an investment and use it as a reason to burn money on cardboard, not the retards like you that burns money opening packs for a dopamine rush.

>>97390064
>profoundly better before sorcery

You have got to be shitting me. That game is barely discussed here and no one is obnoxious about it. Take your misguided hate and go somewhere else if sorcerers ruined this place for you.

I don't even play that game and I know it's absolutely harmless. Bunch of thin-skinned lunatics up in here.

>>97373009
Isn't this just because they gave out free decks at shops in Japan.
I guess it's not a bad strat to get them hooked young but it's got to be more expensive than handing out free comic books.

>sorcery shills
>not obnoxious
I aint taking the fucking bait anymore

>>97390748
Thats the frustrating part about the places sharing monthtly stats not only for tcgs but stuff like gacha. That culture is cracked for anything gambling related, numbers are all distorted and looking through an EU or NA lens out of context is unwise

>>97374477

I actually bought this because it looked cool and was only five bucks. Is there somewhere I can send it to see if it needs cleaning?

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>>97390393
thank you

Anyone have Mythras Core Rules, Classic Fantasy and Lyonesse?

>>97390504
Goated Anon

>>97388976
Love you. Thanks much!

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>>97377056
the basic types will still exist:
Entities, Memes, Structures (like mtg creatures, sorceries, artifacts etc)

The typing done in both pokemon and magic is very loosely defined, for example a card being blue (mtg) or green (pokemon) is only a very loose indication of what its interaction scope might be in-game, mtg especially is filled with exceptions, and pokemon doesn't even try (their typing is arbitrary, like YGO).

In frenopolis, the color-typing is defined in terms of the board itself. so if you know a card's color, you will know exactly its interaction scope.

the only change here is I don't want to limit myself to "technology" themed or loosely related images for the blue color (for example). The blue color will be any image/meme that looks like it has an effect that operates in/between the Earth and Air elements, which correspond to zones (Archive, Void), and types (Structures, Memes, Narrative).

see this image:
>>97282597

for example, all i'm experimenting with is removing the term "alchemy" from orange. Now it will just be "Orange". everything else stays the same.

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>>97385256
thematically, this card probably would have been a purple (now silver) card (water and air elements), but functionally it strikes me as a yellow card (water and earth elements), as it's manifesting something material from "being".

It also could have been a blue (formerly technology) card (air and earth elements), by projecting a structure from the void.

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Once again I must thank /tg/ for making me appreciate my steady and problem free playgroup.

>>97389029
I have learned through harsh experience that no game will ever last unless there's already a friend group there to glue it together. My first group was already established, and snagged me to round them out. That group lasted seven years and four games. I integrated with the group throughout the first campaign and it was smooth sailing from there. My second group was a bunch of guys I met during a brief stint in Eternal Crusade. We became friends by shooting the shit together, and then someone decided to run a campaign. That game lasted around three years before the GM got burnout. I was dragged into my current group by a buddy I met in the AGP discord, he decided he liked me and that we were friends now, and I've been in this group since roughly September. The group has half a dozen games running roughly concurrently, and I'm in three.
To contrast this:
I once tried to get into a game of RT by selling my soul with promises of hotseat GMing. It was an established friend group. Three sessions in, half the friend group no longer shows, for no fucking reason, and despite trying to power through, the then-current GM clearly gave up, provided the shittiest on-rails Skeleton King bullshit session I'd ever had the misfortune to experience, and crashed out. I got the fuck out of there immediately afterwards.
A friend once cajoled me into playing BC with a prospective GM he'd met online. The remaining players were either internet randos or also grabbed by aforementioned friend. The game didn't last a single session.
Good group, good games. Bad group, no games. Friends are a cheat code to a good group, internet randos are a cheat code to the shittiest group you've ever seen.

>>97390641
Yeah, that sounds about right. The long-term groups I used to have, I gathered online during the early 2010's, but it is true I didn't meet them actually looking for TTRPGs. Oh well, I guess it's hopeless.

>hotseat GMing
I've tried this once. Every single person just did the laziest sessions they could come up with to get it over with as fast as possible.

>>97390641
Dredging randos can work. I always try to dredge randos from these threads. I have about an 80% success rate with it.

>>97390710
I'm not surprised, but I've seen your house rules and your campaigns are everything I revile about 40krpgs.

>>97390323
Hi anon

>>97390323
sup dude

>>97389837
Asians are better, sorry.

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>>97331662
none of those words are in the Bible

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>>97389845
Think the artist straight up died
No proofs, just my assumption whenever an artist just ceases to exist

What paint schemes could I use to give a model a olive skin tone? Like Mira from Primal.
I've looked but most tutorials are just variations on white and black skin tones.

>>97390554
Just did a quick googling for the character and some color names, but that looks rather straightforward, there's a shitload of browns around, and that looks like a basic cadian flesh tone, with some variation on shadows and highlights depending on how you want to tackle it. I'm not sure where the difficulty lies here.

>>97390554
Shes not olive skinned for a start, but reddish browns would be your best bet

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>Not synthesizing your own paint
You didn't paint your model

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>>97390554
honestly good old Cadian flesh doesn't seem that far from Mira.

>>97390611
…uh huh

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>>97390630
Are you going to post an example?

>>97390658
No I’m going to ask you to kindly fuck off to your dead general.

>>97390726
Didn’t think you would. I’ll take that as an admission that you concede your incorrect point and bow to my facts and logic.

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>>97390658

na fantasy been shit and dead is obvious

>>97390375
>>97390432
>>97390675
Sad that they can just usurp their powers

>>97390698
>>97390703
So why are spirits borderline self-defeating in werewolf?

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>>97390717

>>97390717
Because the vast majority aren't technically fully sapient creatures with actual free will. They're more like hyper-complex AI, intelligent beings fully defined by one specific purpose and no ability to go against it.
Owl can be extremely powerful and "Want" to help the silent striders, but the things the silent striders need to survive are things Owl can't provide without violating the rules Owl operates by.
To make things more complicated, most spirits can't even comprehend that they're actually limited or that the things they can't do are good or necessary in any way. Owl may not be able to do the things the silent striders need, but Owl also can't understand how that's bad, because obviously the things Owl can't do/provide must bad bad/wrong in some way.

>>97390717
99% of spirits are retarded because they're small & lack scope & understanding. They literally can comprehend things outside of their purview, & the other 1% are haughty assholes who are hide outdoors traditionalists

>>97388870
Gab probably has conditions that arent explained right away because thats petty as fuck his world screws over Kento in specific
might have to do with how Kurumi is in a similar place to Kento as one of Akina's friends and he's displaced by her presence in Fantasma.

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SEXO!

>>97389853
negative ass

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Happy Birthday to the HAIRMAN of Gaen Corp, Kyoya Gaen! and Rouga too, I suppose..!

>>97388449
That's just this entire board.

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Does anyone have a character template that would let me play as a Stormtrooper in Star Wars D6?

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>>97390433
>>97390474
It’s also just unbecoming. Can you imagine a herd of Gors standing in front of the enemy and not charging? It would be a scandal.

>>97390494
Naw, they take the charge every so often for one real reason: they had a failed charge. And yes, they deserve to die for their failure.

>>97390306
>If maneuvering blocks of units to accomplish things in battle doesn’t sound like your cup of tea then maybe TOW is not for you.
I am familiar with core WFB concepts, making the game more defensively oriented and around chasing objective markers all over the map sounds 1. worse than normal wfb and 2. closer to the tourney-centric 40k nonsense that I want to stay away from.

Watch them standardize all wfb terrain to be L shaped straw houses, castles and forests lel

>>97390696
Infantry are more defensive now, and it’s a marked improvement vs pre faq where infantry was mostly so bad that comp lists didnt bother taking it outside a few armies and the necessary tax.
The objectives meanwhile simply add victory points for turns held. The core game has and continues to revolve around victory points, where you score by killing enemy units and a few other niche things (capturing banners for example). It’s definitely nothing close to 40k in terms of how stripped of flavor it is in favour of comp fags.

>>97382498
One hell of a crackhead or actual supernatural psycho, hard to tell.

>>97383712
I've never heard of crack letting a man shrug off three rounds of .308 like it was a BB gun. I know it didn't deflect off the armor, when I was checking the corpse to make certain he was dead I found the holes, my bullets punched clean through his scrap armor.

He's dead now. Chopped the body up and put it in the furnace, full blast. My ancestor once dealt with a man who came back from a bloody mess, but burning the body to a crisp kept him from coming back for good. Not sure if this guy was the same but he's finished.

Wasn't using a handle earlier, will do so now for ease of identifying my posts.

>>97383916
Whatever it was I'm sure nobody is gonna miss it. I always had a feeling some psychos could not be fully human. At least we know electricity and fire work.

>>97385649
Yeah I'd reckon something changes when someone completely gives up that which makes them human. Though maybe it's some sort of magic only the depraved would practice.

The man my ancestor slew, Absalom Duquesne, apparently he had to bathe himself in blood once a month to maintain his life and regeneration. He liked to choke his victims out while singing amazing grace.

>>97389233
Blood rituals are nasty business. They're always tied to vampires or cultists. Why does it always have to be blood?

Are the edit backgrounds stored anywhere? I'd like to try printing some out to see how my models do against them. Or I could shop them in instead.

>>97384758
Do you mean the cave backgrounds for my edits? I have them on a photoshop file.

>>97380844
Are tripods technology or living beings? If they're going to be in the "hyperborean critters" book, I imagine they have to be alive in some way, or at the very least maybe fully wild ones. Maybe things like the Combine from Half-Life, where the tripods used by the hyperboreans are weaponized and techified organic tripods?

>>97387676
To me they resemble the 1906 versions, the ones with the big eyes, so that could make sense.
Alternatively, it could be entirely mechanical but still acting wild because the first layer is a weird place.

>>97387676
>Are tripods technology or living beings?
I feel like Hyperborea tends to blur that particular line quite a lot.