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>>53169738
First for Sea Monster Traft is the most Vorthos a deck can be

>>53169738
As the anon who posted about the faggot bryan I find it funny because I have been immortalized as a living meme

Poorfag mono green is the best way to have fun.

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>>53169675
Here's to another thread full of shitposting and moronic arguments. Cheers.

>>53169675
I think it's unfinished and the author disappeared.

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>>53169675
Does someone else get turned on when narrators in a cyoa insult you?

>>53169459
Play them as you would another character just bear in mind how the character is likely influenced by the society they're operating in. What's the character's background?

>>53169459
Play a person, not a stereotype.

>>53169459
>I'm playing as a 24yo girl, and it's my first time roleplaying as a girl.
Just blame everything on the patriarchy and make sure you put all your char gen into women's studies and other useless talents

Show them my identification.

>>53168655
Kill the guards, I have no time to be stopped.

>>53168672
/thread

$$$$$

>>53167409
Because we used to do that work for them, but now they kicked out the enfranchised players and need to spend money on marketing.
One more proof that the game is crumbling.

Because they want the normies now because nerd money only goes so far.

>>53167391
Did you try making it yourself?

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>>53167420
Like, painting my own picture that effectively conveys that idea? I'm not much of an artist, anon.

>>53167287
Its widely accepted they were the straw that broke the camels back

Also a siege wouldn't spawn hundreds of khornes, it would make khorne himself more powerful

Think about it as the birth of a star. Random feelings and emotions are attracted to one another, forming elements more and more complex, also attracted to each other (maybe due to some force similar to gravity?). After a while, there are conglomerates so big and massive that there can't be any more individual element, due to being absorbed by the god almost instantly.

>>53167287
Because all that potential god-energy is now getting slurped up by the existing pantheon. It never hits critical mass.

>>53166955
>18 years old model
>Driving sales

only 1 (ONE)

I always use my termies because I play what I think is cool. not what is best.

>>53166978
This mane

I'd field an entire army of unarmored cultists if they all had dope face tusks

>>53166234
Always out for themselves
Just seeking power

like WoD vampires mostly

>>53166322
But if you depicted them like that, wouldn't they make a boring and shallow villain, just like any other nondemon, normal villain, who is just seeking power, is kinda boring and shallow?

In the Drunks&Dragons Podcast, the main characters are trying to stop a demon apocalypse and are basically forced into working with devils to stop it because the dwarves, elves, and human armies are too busy goofing around. The players are reluctant to work with devils, but the point is that, being lawful aligned creatures, the devils are concerned with the continued survival of society as a whole for their own needs and of course the natural antagonism between lawful devils and chaotic demons.

Explain for those of us who aren't into comics?

>>53163646
In the 1980s, DC went out of their way to appease "collectors", which ended up creating a market bubble where investing in comics was a craze and casual readers were being priced out of the market. Eventually, people caught on to the fact that these comics weren't actually rare, and buyouts were making them artificially scarce. It was the Death of Superman comic that really made people catch on, as it was so massively printed that the investors were unable to buy enough to hike the price. This led to a major market crash.

>>53163646
I'm not really getting the analogy from what I know about that event.

>Superman is super big
>They decide to do a controversial event where he dies
>People freak
>He dies
>It's controversial, to say the least
>People think he's gone forever
>Lolaliensresurructhim
>People realize that nothing really matters in comics
>The status quo will always return
>Since the plots really don't matter, because only unpopular, obscure characters (or characters that need to stay dead for plot purposes, and even then those guys will come back sometimes for shits and gigles) will die and stay dead
>So people stop buying comics
>Cue a huge comics crash that nearly destroyed the big two

Due to the fact that this is plot related, and no one gives a shit about the commander plot, if there is one... I don't know.

>>53160380
>Age of Sigmar

>40k in the style of a '90s DC cartoon

Here, have a money

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>>53160380

People die when they are killed

>>53159333
Depends on the person dying. Is it a normal human? What world are they in? Generally speaking if someone dies they just die and cease to exist.

People with divine souls can avoid this but that means they are closer to elder gods then to mortals and they likely aren't going to stay dead for long. Though each dimension also tends to play on it's own rules so there is worlds with lesser souls that go to whatever fate the local reality system is built for. On the other hand if you happen to enter another world you could very well lose whatever nature of death your home had in store for you.

>>53159373
Basically this. There's no afterlife in my settings and no resurrection at all if the body has been dead for more than like 5 minutes at best.

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>>53158036
not a bad idea, I'll check there, thanks m8

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>>53156563
How about just hot girls dressed like that instead?

Also rarely

I'll definitely get down on my knees to recite my oral prayers for that Goddess, if you know what I mean.

>>53156563
Haven't had any cleric-types in parties yet, but since the local deity is also the local sovereign, we've spoken to them on occasion of gettin' quests or hugs.

In-setting they're generally hailed at an annual ball where people get in line to bask in their presence for a whole three seconds, or an annual solstice festival where everyone parties until the sun rises, because sleep is for the weak. Outside that, they're the sole ruler of the nation, which includes being the final word on pretty much everything that happens. While they may be immortal, they've long since tired of bureaucratic bullshit, but doesn't want to come off as irritable or tyrannical for telling any of her subjects to just fuck off. Foreign propaganda is a powerful thing y'know, and it's not like there's only one god-emperor permanently in-office in the world.

>>53156228
>So, anon, how does magic meet machine in your game?
Just fine, until someone tries something stupid like juicing their brain up on mana and trying to work through a datajack or trodes.

If they can't overcome the device's resistance, no go. If they glitch, gremlins and confused sprites start pestering them. Critglitches haven't happened yet, and I kinda hope they don't.

Players have wisely stopped trying to cheese adept deckers.

Remember, adept deckers are cool in a protagonist-centered videogame, but you're not the protagonist in tabletop.

>>53156228
What is this Shadowrun thing?

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>>53156387