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>>52864558
The pathogen is fungal in nature with single and multicellular stages.
It was initially spread by a large well organised doomsday cult (Think Aum Shinrikyo) who simultaneously released it in international airports and major transport hubs around the world by having members either working as or disguised as janitorial staff place automatic air fresheners with the pathogen in them in public restrooms.
There is no known cure but around 20% of the population is immune with about half of the immune actually being carriers.

Stages (Hours given are approximates due to high degree of variation in individual cases):
> Infection (Hour 0): Direct fluid transfer (e.g. bite) requires only a very small amount of infectious particles for infection to occur but infection can also occur from moderate amounts of infectious material in the mucous membranes or eyes, or even large amounts of infectious material on exposed skin.

>>52864576
>The pathogen is fungal in nature with single and multicellular stages.

So like Last of Us?

>>52864558
> Initial proliferation (Hours 0 – 12): The pathogen in its single cellular phase reproduces in the hosts tissues and blood, hosts are typically asymptomatic or have mild cold like symptoms. At this stage pathogen is difficult to detect and then only via specific blood test.
> Initial infectious stage (Hours 10 – 72): The pathogen having reached sufficient concentration in the host, some begin to enter the multicellular phase growing more complex structures centred on the host’s spine and central nervous system. The pathogen also begins to alter the host’s brain chemistry and hormones. During this stage all the host’s bodily fluids become highly infectious and behavioural changes occur. The host’s energy, appetite, libido, and desire for social contact all steadily increase during this stage, hosts in this stage also experience mild euphoria and difficulty feeling any stress or anxiety. Aside from the behavioural changes hosts are typically largely asymptomatic with the exception of an unproductive cough which facilitates droplet infection. Pathogen is easily detectable via testing of any of the hosts bodily fluids and appropriately trained sniffer dogs.

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>>52902611
>2400
Kek

>Set out my pendulum dudes
>Special summon 16 times and synchro summon 11 times
>Destroy your dragon with a creature effect
>Swing in for 11,200lp damage.

>>52902611
>If this card attacks directly and reduces your opponent's LP to 0, you win the match.

Isn't that what normally happens when you reduce your opponent to 0 LP for any reason?

Or has Yugioh gone full retard and made it so that you can continue playing while dead through some obscure effect from some super-rare card?

Anyone want some build advice?

If PLD suddenly had an opening, would you accept the invite?

>>52902555
>Sauciest ever seen
Never have I ever seen a real romance in a game! Sad.

>Sauciest I want to see
Andrik X Branwen.

>>52902507
Eh. I can see why someone might be interested in seeing more guides for 3PP stuff they like to use, but writing an extensive guide for 3PP material doesn't seem worth the trouble when you consider how much more research you have to do versus for a guide on 1PP stuff and how much less other people will use the guide.

>>52901326
1st for 8th Edition being actually what the hobby needs to survive.

2nd for Slaanesh

If only it was going to be MORE like AoS

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Jumpers! Tell me about your horticultural endeavors!

Also possibly recommend me some fantastical plants with everyday mundane uses?
Plants for food, fiber, wood, glowing plants for light; just looking for weird magical plants.
Or maybe just list a few plants that your particularly like.

>>52900620
I find it hilarious that you're thinking that Bolas isn't a threat. Bolas with access to magic is a monster, without his magic he's a 60' dragon but with his magic. Attacks that deal infinite damage? Pic Related, or it's equivalent blue or green spell. Magic? Counterspell. Bad Touch effects? Shroud.

I mean if you can manage to wait the dragon out anyone with a good head on their shoulders could do it Jump 1, however with magic he's a mid-late Jumper equivalent. I'm not saying he'll beat you, you're the only Jumper I know of who is fully up to date on all the Jumps to my knowledge, but he's going to hold out a while before his mana runs out. So play that up.

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>>52900696
Let's say 6 or 7. You could theoretically reach 8 in the timespan your background would've been alive, but in practice that would be very, very unlikely.

>>52900797
>That doe girl on the bottom right, eyy.
Well, a Retinue would be included...

>Our own Household (thematics are difficult, but I imagine an option similar to the demon army in Infernals wouldn't be too crazy).
So that shouldn't be too much trouble, no.

>Freeholds, of course.
Of course. Also perhaps some Demesnes?

>Weird artifacts.
Mhm, yes. Just Grace-forged stuff, or even weirder things?

>Literally anything related to the Shinma/Pure Chaos/Beyond is something I'd like.
Shinma and Pure Chaos I can do. They don't really interact with the Beyond at all though, that's Oramus' thing. To the point that Laashe didn't even recognize the place.

>Either an option for being an Unshaped entirely, or a cheatyface way for developing your Graces into Noble Raksha without becoming an ambulant narrative entirely. Although being a place more than a visible person is something I really like.
Hm. Maybe. I'm not quite sure how I'd handle being an Unshaped though?

>second spoiler
Yes, they are.

>>52900867
Yup.

>>52900906
Nope. Not at all. Mortal Hero is probably the most dangerous without drawbacks, just for being Mortal and fated to encounter stuff.

But aside from that the order holds up relatively well, if you keep your head down.

>>52900939
Technically, yeah. Wouldn't benefit them much though.


Anyway, reposting Lunars for anyone who missed it.

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How can I make her?

>>52900999
Mind control.

I just realised I don't enjoy playing this, but I can't stop fantasizing about playing in a good campaign.

Sure

>>52900839
So it was my Freshman year in college. I was taking a World Politics with a friend of mine. One week, the professor ran a "game" of sorts. He separated the room into two different countries. Chinazambia and Franco-Prussia. But he added more. There were two seperate ethnic minority groups, one for each country. We had the "Hoodoos" (not hutu mind you) and the other guys had "Farmers" (???) Everyone was handed a different packet depending on who they were. The Hoodoos and Farmers got different packets than the rest of us. Inside the packet was information crucial to the game. Most of it was info about our country (Population, economy, resources, military size, etc.) and the other country (It was limited to what our spies could gather, so keep in mind it was not always accurate) But some of it was classified information that we didn't want the country other to see. One of the best bits was a little bit of info was our side had solid proof that Franco-Prussia was polluting the lake. However, all was not well in Chinazambia.

>>52901046
The Hoodoos were restless. For centuries, there kind were "oppressed" by us (they never gave an example, so I think they might have been trying to guilt us) They demanded more voice in the government and more money for "reparations" and we would get fuck all in this deal. We offered them what we thought was a fair deal. They would be put to work in the diamond mines (a large reserve was recently found in our country) They instead, greeted this proposition with outrage. They accused us of manipulating them for wealth and using them. "Slavery" they called it, despite the fact we promised a fat check for the hard-working miners. We needed to think of something fast, because our crops weren't fairing well and we had plenty of mouths to feed.

>>52900040
>A height of 1.68 centimeters is perfectly normal and the only reason you're objecting is because you're an ignorant American who wants to pretend he knows about the metric system.

>>52900097
I choose to allow it.

>>52900097
Was that person playibg as tom thumb?

>>52899123
They're shit.

Generic and uninteresting. The need to have space marines in everything could be seen as a joke of sorts.

>>52899123
Chaos Space Marines always looked super stupid and desperate next to normal Space Marines.

Stormcasts repeat that process tenfold, by looking like the most retard idea in existence next to a Chaos Warrior.

have some confidence.
Just a little while ago I was in the same boat; I would always make characters that couldn't talk so I wouldn't have to interact with the other players. I just grew some balls and I got better.

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Just use your imagination lmao

Try playing some rules light game instead of D&D, preferably with freeform character creation that is based on barebone skills than "cool quirks".
Without any distractions you wil be sort of forced into filling the session time with RP instead of rolling, and then thinking outside the box. You'll get used to it and then you'll be able to apply it in crunchier games as well.

A NEW SUN IS APPROACHING

>>52898702
One that will scour the land of its present darkness. Sol Vult!

>>52898735
The problem is, that the new sun while intent on purging the land, shows no mercy. Everything of the old will burn, good or bad, to make room for the New.

>>52898642
Maybe if you had more intelligence and knowlege of economics you wouldn't think GW's boxes of toys, the majority of which cost less than $100, were "insanely" priced you dumb poorfag.

>>52898892
Their products are overpriced compared with the rest of the market, yes.

Why do you assume I can't afford it just because I think it's overpriced? I probably have a larger army than you.

>>52898892
>>52898997
I'm not opposed to the hobby, but I still find it mind-blowing that someone would pay $25 for a mass-produced piece of static plastic the size of your thumb. Even with all the other factors involved, I just cannot fathom it.

Anyone with experience playing a spheres blaster want to weight in on what worked? What didn't? Was it worth it?

>>52898295
They've got a maid

What archetypes give unarmed damage progression?

I know Enlightened Paladin gets half and an Oracle of astetics can get full. Does anyone else?

>>52897472
Wut.

It has a rpg, too.

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>>52897494
Imagine a book series about a race of hermaphrodites that are basically guys iwth sea anemones for genitals, that exemplify everything /tg/ claims to hate about elves, vampires, and Mary Sues. Said race is supplanting the human population of earth, raping mens' souls and turning them into more of their kind. FOR THE GREATER GOOD. Women have no pllace among them. At best, they can co-exist as faghags. At worst, just more human brutes for the Oh So Good Wraeththu to cull from the earth with their omnisicent morality license, because the Wraeththu can do no wrong.

They also have to fuck each other to stay alive. Now imagine that it's written for 15 year old yaoi fangirls to the point that no self respecting gay man would have anything to do with it.

And it's written by a woman who calls herself Storm Constantine.

And someone decided to make an RPG out of it.

And it sold copies.

>>52896282
Wait Black company is getting a show? Uh. Good luck with that.

The world isn't ready for fantasy vietnam hindu edition.

>>52896345
Yup, I don't even liked the books, but lots of guys there love them... I find it isn't regal looking enough for the lady but eh.

>>52896434
Eh, given enough makeup/good costuming I'd buy it. Not 10/10 Lady, but good enough.