>>96822406
Yes.

I poured aquarium gravel in a jar with a lot dark grey (or dark brown, depending on the type of rocks you want to go for) and mixed them with a stick. Once all the gravel was nice and covered I spread it on some wax/parchemtn paper and let it fully dry.

This will let you paint it without needing to thin your paints to reach the crevices (which would reactivate the glue and make the wall collapse)

I mixed the gravel with a shitton of pva glue in the same way as I did the paint and then "poured" it into a mold I made with Lego.
I lined the mold with parchment paper so the pebbles would only stick to themselves.

Let it fully dry and then you can drybrush it, pick a few rocks out in a different colour, flock it etc.

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>>96826122
I use fabric for my mats. Have made a drop cloth mat and a mat made out of faux fur fabric. Fabric lies quite flat and you can do stuff like place books underneath them to create hills so you don't need to make your own hill terrain. You won't have to worry about wrinkles, the drop cloth can wrinkle but as long as you handle it with a minimum amount of care its got less odds of wrinkling than neoprene. They can be a bit slippery but in dozens of games run on my mats it's never been all that large of an issue

>>96825317
There's a super glue with rubber in it. It rules

>>96822792
>quick-n-dirty hobbit holes
Me and the boys on our way to the Shire to find some halfling girls

>>96826122
Fabric is pretty nice. It can be slippery but you can use whatever you'd normally use to tie a tablecloth down with them, and once you put terrain down it's fine.

The real big advantage of cloth is that it can go on any size table. Those oversize ones from cigar box battle can go on anything. No need for different mats for different tables or games.

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>>96827963
Morale checks are for when a side is losing and their spirit is broken, more on the level of killing one of the pack rather than just brandishing a torch.
But it's really up to you. You can even skip the check altogether and just make the animals act like you would imagine they'd act. If the wolves/giant rats are not particularly hungry, they might have no reason to attack in the first place, torch or no torch. And, if they're on the fence of whether they should fight or flee, the torch might be the tipping factor.

>>96825575
I'm OP and I made this thread. It sucks.

>>96827882
No, BCEMI only.

>>96827882
>TSR D&D, derived systems, and all content compatible with them.
It's the 2nd most OSR game there is.

>>96828434
OS games are not OSR games, they are OS games
OS games are OSR relevant of course

>>96826121
Mad schizo spotted

>>96814228
Despite making up 13% of the population of the Imperium of Man, they make up 50% of Astartes who cross the Rubicon

>>96826358
Why is it when a beakie marine misplaces a relic, the arbites and inquisition are called but some rubiconer commits exterminatus and no one says a word? Really makes ya think

>>96814228
Buncha convict looking motherfuckers, you all settle for the plebbiest slop. Where's the creativity? The winky face? The ahegao? The pigtails and bobs?

>>96814228
Nobody fucking cares about the races, the problem is 3 MK7

>>96828309
>Day: 13 hours
1d100 for the year

Rolled 31 (1d100)

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>>96828406
>(10d10)x4 Terran days

Rolled 7, 7, 8, 10, 1, 2, 3, 9, 6, 3 = 56 (10d10)

>>96828498

>>96828699
>Year: 224 Terran Days, 413 Local Days
1d100 for satellites

Cera is still best girl

>>96826830
Anon please don't fuck dinosaurs

>>96826621
FATE.
You want ro play triceratops? Be a rhino x 10? Great
Here's a flaw. Your brain is smaller than a walnut.

>>96826621
2016 look is how I remember several of the direct to video sequels looking, and those still had soul so I don't know what you're trying to imply here

>>96826621
Oh shit, my childhood. Do they still make movies about these little dinos?

>>96821370
I think one of their main problems is, that, unlike vampire counts, they cant/dont raise new soldiers from their dead enemies.

>>96828770
Gotta dig em up.
Makes for easy army lore.
This army so and so was buried at so and so, so I painted the skellies red.

>>96828770
this post made me picture liche priests going full /pol/fag and scanning the facial bones of every skeleton they raise to make sure they're nehekahran

>>96828813
sure, you have nehekeran warriors buried in nehekera, but I dont think there are many tombs in the empire, for example.
>>96828847
its not only about the liche priest.
the Tomb Kings can force their own will (my will be done) into their undead legions. but this only works with nehekeran warriors, that were loyal to the monarchs and were bound to them by magic. when they were buried. that doesnt work for other dead people. thats why TK skellies are a wee bit better fighters than regular skellies.

feel free to correct me, but thats my lore understanding so far.

>>96828740
>Should I be doing full command for my hammered and dwarf warriors?

Yes, Dwarfs rely on beating your opponent on combat res so every fighty block should have as much static combat res as you can take.


I'd get BSB with Grungi. It's nobrainer for dwarf lists. 21 models of hammerers is overkill and nobody in their right mind will charge into that, they're ridiculously good but they're also dwarfs so your enemy can just avoid them.

Get a dwarf king with master rune of smiting, preservation and on shield bearers to deal with big monsters. Usually people dont put the gun thane on shield bearers as you can either bunker him in a unit of rangers or standing just next to your bricks to avoid being targettable.

Dwarf battalion box is excellent value. You can build those quarrelers as rangers (use the capes) and few gyros are a very good addition to any army.

I think what we need is a sysem that puts everything together well. all the subsystems plus the traditional classes and races.

We want timekeeping like torchbearer, domain play like a mix of hackmaster and birthright that integrates with hexcrawling and point crawling. We need a whole economy like 3.5 but probobly abstracted down somewhat. We need a rich downtime action system like Icon. We need balanced character options, and a huge variety like 4e but with creativity like 13th age or lancer. Bring back class quests.

>>96828530
>>96828538
You read the fucking post. If you've got to remove and reinvent so many fucking things to make your retarded idea work, that is not the same thing as saying that D&D works for things it does not work for otherwise.

You're currently pitching a hodgepodge of AD&D, 4e, and 5e as a workable framework for shounen battle series and litRPG faggotry because you think "levels = power level" makes sense. in contexts outside of D&D's inbred herd of sacred cows.

Again, if you have to butcher the mechanics into unrecognizable pieces, then that means it not the same mechanics and it means it didn't work in the first place. Saying you could run shounenshit in D&D as long as you change the way literally everything works, but you keep words like "levels" and "classes" is a fucking retarded argument and you've yet to say a single thing that proves otherwise.

>>96828646
>If you've got to remove and reinvent so many fucking things to make your retarded idea work, that is not the same thing as saying that D&D works for things it does not work for otherwise.
Again:
>>96807723
>Sure, Vancian slots and the existing class roster don't work for much even in D&D's own internal fiction, but there's still quite a lot of the structure usable VERY far from D&D assumptions.

>>96811464
>It is, however, a major mechanical element beyond the basic resolution. Which is the point I am actually making, that rather a lot of structure can fit a wide range of fiction just by replacing the content filling it.

>>96811798
>I don't care if you can't ... wrap your head around a D&D-derivative not using the existing classes and Vancian slot allotment. People do in fact write stories with distinct grades of power in distinct categories that offer options from among distinct named abilities, and it's a useful way to wrangle scope and power creep into playable systems even outside that.

>>96812118
>Or are you just going to keep screeching that because it doesn't fit D&D proper the class+level skeleton of progression can't be fitted to it?


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>>96771383
Night's Black Agents?

>>96770920
When I was looking at this, the main one I saw was non-zeerusted, medium future, science fiction that doesn't go hardcore on the transhumanism. It's all either Traveller (zeerusted to hell with giant bulky computers and psi) or Mindjammer (eighteen bajillion weird sapients who are all human-descendants).

Never Mass Effect or Halo-esque, where you have humans, a few aliens, force fields, and FTL, but minimal transhumanism and worldbuilding that doesn't feel 50 years out of date.

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>>96826424
I have an entire faction within the setting who have warriors whose armor makes them look preggers.

>>96826458
Thanks!

I realized that as sphinxes have paws for hands, they might not be able to hold certain objects such as pens. Or can they? Alternatively, how can such objects be adapted for paws?

So crazy that /tg/ doesn't allow pdfs anymore.
My worldbuilding has reached a poiint in which I cannot write it just by post; here is a 3 page document; if you know a better host, tell me.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/e640ujajf9n8itl/PLANETS.pdf/file

Tags: breathable atmosphere solar system, small planets.

Lots of implications to consider:

>no standard days in which to measure time in any way
>planets are reachable at anytime by who knows who; but at the same time they are pretty isolated systems
>In a planet with minimally tall buildings, people can functionally travel by flying through them
>What are the serious implications of having access to high gravity pull by walking into your basement?
>Criminals or other troubled people can leave their problems relativelly behind by jumping into the void and hoping to reach a random place
>Martial arts are also a way to deal with unwanted or potentially dangerous visitors.

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>>96827425
some more
>tall buildings can also be a requirement if a planet is overpopulated or has little habitable soil. But the low gravity can make living at the top very unconfortable
>even if seas are not very deep or big by earth's standards, the incremented gravity makes them ripe for abyssal monsters
>Planets with functional eternal night allow to emulate noir ambients
>In general, the very isolation and climate variants allows for every planet be a minii-setting itself
>Animals of any size can "fly" as long as they don't approach a planet and crash.
>Anything in the "space" will eventually crash somewhere. Asteroids and meteorites are a constnat threat

>>96827092
If their paws function like cats' then they would lack opposable thumbs. I do wonder whether you could keep the appearance of paws but make the thumb opposable. Pandas get around the issue by having a "fake thumb" that lets them grab bamboo shoots despite technically lacking opposable digits.

>>96828385
This site will only get better if the admins give a shit.

>>96822538
>Have you tried not playing 40k?
No, and I never will. This is my ride or die game, but that doesn't mean I'm not going to complain when wokist leftists ruin it by including the dregs of humanity in it.

i never understood the hate trans people get from the nerd community. aren't most of you chasers anyway because of the prison like ratios of men to women in your hobby? is 4chan just an extreme outlier? most ttrpg and gaming groups have a few trans folk.

>>96821666
>it feels pretty good
From what I know people start off feeling that way, then when they realize that they forever ruined their bodies for even their natural sex or realize that they should have just come to terms with who they actually were born as and their own body as it naturally is, then they an hero

>>96827733
Legitimately awful attempt at bait Anon. It's far too obvious.

>>96828394
nta but I know mangroves can look like that, if the water level goes down

>>96828307
Green

>>96824913
Ahoy
Goblins is a popular nostalgic deck that is actually good, and it isn't ridiculously expensive to build. One component of it doing well is just being played a lot. There are like 10 fucking players that have Goblins in my ~40 person tournaments.
Another is mental load. Goblins plan is straight forward, easy to sideboard for, and not mentally taxing to play. In a 8+ round tournament, that can be a huge blessing, especially for less experienced players. Games usually don't go to time on Goblins either, so you have more mental unload time and can even get food or go outside between rounds.
Lastly, Goblins is well positioned in the meta right now. Oath (while being hard for Goblins) is also running defense for Goblins by pushing out most midrange strategies. Parallax Tide also pushes out a lot of midrange. For individual match ups, Goblins is also great at beating up on a lot of cheap "meta" decks that format tourists or beginners will flock to, like UW Control, BW Control, Madness, The Rock, most the Survival decks

>>96827988
Been in shambles for more than a decade now.

>>96828222
>The Darien starter deck
I have that one too. I wish I had all Coldsnap decks. But I can play them on Forge anyway.

>>96825544
But where to meet fellow preghorror enthusiasts outside of this Tibetan throat singing board?

>>96825887
>Tibetan throat singing board?
Come again? Good question otherwise though. Heck, where to meet other people potentially interested in Maiesta in general.

>>96823564
>Maybe you get to pick a few power or a core power, and the gm can work things in around it?
That seems clever. Maybe powers are proportional to the horror carried? So you can pick good one(s) up front in exchange for an absolutely miserable late game pregnancy and virtually no chance of pushing that thing out.

I think base abilities should mostly be weird and shitty, though. Stuff that might not even win you a Randi Prize, let alone a fight. Stuff happens around you but not FOR you.

>Corrosive bodily fluids, but distinctive smell makes you easy to track, and hurts you if you don't spit regularly
>Certain types of animal love and protect you, can't follow directions, won't go away
>Spacial anomaly makes it harder to move or navigate around you when you're upset; inhibits pursuers, allies, you
>Jedi mind trick but you believe your own suggestions, compounding self-hallucinogenic effect
>Uncannily plain and constantly forgotten, stealthy but when the party gets physical rewards/parachutes you probably don't get one
>Muscles but clearly granted to help carry obscenely oversized fetus
>Arcane knowledge but baby has a really big head

Ritual magic might be much cooler but require setup and risk catastrophe every time

>>96563345
Please tell me this is from the maiesiobolds guy
>>96587745
Holy shit people are still reposting this?

>>96828350
There is the official discord. The games I've played in, including the currently ongoing one, have been with people from there.
Granted, it's usually not particularly active outside of people sharing pregnancy art in the art channels.

>>96828098
>Dark Sun
Not surprising considering I'm trying to pull from a bunch of mesopotamian and assyrian stuff and I think that sort of thing is also foundational for DS

It's really hard to make a starcrossed lovers that leads to a major conflict without making the involved parties look like absolute assholes.

>>96828113
Pull from them. They've already done a bunch of work for you and can help show you how to execute ideas you may be iffy about

Would knowledge of gricks be nature or arcana?

>>96828647
>low level monstrosity
Either would work for me

>>96824577
>throw him a bone if he spent time creating a unique dungeon or something.
I feel bad for GMs whose players hear the word "dungeon" and don't beeline to it with a giddy cildlike grin. Even first time players jump at any interaction I throw at them.

>>96828135
your games are ass

>>96823814
>bitch about improv campaigns
>bitch about railroaded campaigns
>bitch about prewritten adventures
Why don't you be the Game Master you ungrateful whiny runt

A recording from the author himself from back in the day on the very subject of why the eagles didn't fly the fellowship to Mordor:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-Uz0LMbWpI
>tfw lore faggots will still argue over it after hearing it

Besides, The Hobbit was more of an inspiration for TTRPGs as we know them than LotR.

>>96828188
You are an ass

>>96825561
Thank you for clearing that up for me. Are there any books for pathfinder 1e where there are options to become angels/liches (or any of the others from the game) or was that entirely a creation by owlcat studios?

>https://paizo.com/threads/rzs75ve1?Of-levels-and-power-tiers

OMG these spectrum kids

>>96825984
Generally speaking that kind of stuff only really happens if a creature gets a special template applied to them, and AFAIK no AP gives players templates on the level of Wrath's vidya. I won't say none of them give any templates at all, I'm sure there's at least one, but especially nothing so reality-altering that you get to have, like, Thematic Events where you snap your fingers and the light of heaven descends upon your foes while Iomedae's herald personally blows you off or anything like that. Anything on that level would purely have to fall within the realm of GM fiat and homebrewing territory.

(I know, because I'm running a homebrew game with that exact premise)

>>96826191
>not even 1 page and the topic changes to "casters aren't fun to play"

>>96825984
You know you could just take the abilities from the game and apply them to tabletop. I don't think it would be too difficult if you are going to take the time to actually run the game.

>>96827531
>lets keep it civil
Suck my hairy balls, faggot.

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I've never used pigment powders before, but I want to give it a go, so I grabbed a few colors. Whats everyone's favorite go-to for weathering? I feel like I might have fucked myself with this scheme because the blue metallic is a colorshift paint so Im having trouble finding examples of other people dinging it up.

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>>96828219
>how it started to grow
>...oh no

>>96826773
>hand sanitizer
Two more weeks

>>96826522
Just use mineral spirit and wear gloves ofc