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>90% brainstorming awesome character ideas/backstory
>5% creating sheets
>5% failing to ever execute any of that brainstorming properly in game

tabletops are suffering

>>52605604
>30%
>20%
>50%
>0%
/tg/ is so high because I browse at work.

>Time playing
10%
>Time prepping stuff you'll actually use'
20%
>Time-sink on /tg/ pointless threads
50%
>Time-sink on making races, settings, worldbuilding, etc. you'll never use in a game
20%

Proportionally, I barely play what so ever..

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Alright, so I'm going through the WFRP2 Errata, after noticing that the Career Compendium, just like everything else published by FFG under the WFRP2 license, didn't take the Errata into account, despite the fact that the Career Compendium was pretty much the only thing they actually made themselves. What fucking cunts.

Anyway, in the Errata, under Children of the Horned Rat, there's a reference to a downloadable appendix supplement, to a URL that is long-since dead and buried. Picture related.

Anyone have any idea where to find it? It's not in the usual troves, because I should already have all that. I tried searching around a bit, but came up empty. But it has to be out there, somewhere, probably in an obvious place that I'm just missing.

>>52600335

Fuck me, that's enough to make me want to start Lizardfags.

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Do Centaur exist in the Warhammer world?

I know about Beastmen Centigor and Chaos Dwarf Bull Centaur but I was thinking a cavalry army with Wood Elves or Warriors of Chaos rules might be cool.

>>52604965
>You are forced to play a monocolor commander you don't already run
probably feldon of the third path.
really cool flavor and i generally stay away from red so i'd appreciate the challenge

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>>52604965
>You are forced to play a monocolor commander you don't already run. Who do you go for and why?

Well, easy choice would be just another Goblin. Swap out Zada for Krenko or Zo-Zu or Kiki-Jiki.

But let's not make an easy choice. I'd like to make a deck with Sakashima the Impostor that's all about clone effects. Abuse Mirror Gallery.

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>>52604965
Krenko god boss, because I never see mono-red besides of Purphoros and Daretti
I missed out on Commander 2016, and every lgs I went to was sold out on the Yidris deck which was the one I wanted from the beggining. Started building Maelstrom Wanderer in the meanwhile

Yesterday I finally found it, and I can upgrade it a lot with all the Wanderer cards I got. Good feels.

I want to fuck that Gnome.

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Posting an anchor

I, too, want to fuck that gnome.

>>52602446
How the math is awkward? It's very simple.

Also I don't see how working against your character is a negative. If it's good for the story then the player would do it anyway, and getting a bennie for it is just a nice bonus.

>>52602446

>I wanted to try a simple game, but I feel like I'm going to end up running it wrong.

Play Savage Worlds then instead, it's probably more like what you're looking for.

>>52602446
it's so rules-light you might as well freeform

>>52602373
I had a fake bootleg version of that card
A kid at school thought it was super rare and gave me 5$ for it

>>52602615
Was this while you were also attending the school or later on when you came back to... socialize?

>>52602621
During recess in elementary school
We played the game until a teacher forced us to stop after we outed a kid for cheating

>>52601255
Tuchanka was a decent place though, until space frogs decided to give them nukes before they were ready for it.

>>52601270
IIRC, they nuked themselves back into the stone age pretty fine without outside help (SEVERAL TIMES) even before the space frogs. The space frogs just allowed them to become a galactic menace to the point that sterilizing them was the only effective alternative to killing them all on the "save the galaxy from krogan consumption" question.

>>52601270
The krogan are actually an interesting study on how this trope doesn't always work like you might think (owing to the first Mass Effect having a head writer with an actual passion for science fiction who genuinely wanted to create an interesting setting, rather than a platform for SJW preaching). Tuchanka was so retardedly deadly the only way the krogan could SORTA survive was by becoming retardedly durable. This maintained a sort of status quo by which JUUUUUST enough krogan scraped by every year for the species to not go extinct. However, by developing more and more advanced technology the krogan ultimately fucked up that balance, since now they were no longer being killed by the ecosystem but they were still durable and reproducing like they used to. This caused population explosions which (the krogan having evolved to be so aggressively deadly) time and time again caused them to nuke their own civilization into rabble fighting over resources and territory. When they were uplifted to the galactic scale it was only a matter of time before they were going to become a menace.

>>52600719
>Party is slowly driven to madness as they oversee a superbridge project against monsters, roving bands of brigands, striking workers, and how to split the tolls.

A bridge too god damn far.....

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>>52600735

Goddamit, anon, I can hardly contain my excitement even without these saucy pitures you paint with your words.

I'm especially surprised seeing how we're starting as little more than commoners. But hell, the DM is known for doing shit like hotswapping DnD for Rogue Trader in the middle of campaign, so maybe this time we'll get, dunno, Exalted.

Sorry for creaming so much, but I'm just so goddamn excited to see someone actually preparing maps and stuff for the game that promises to be fun.

>>52601136
>, the DM is known for doing shit like hotswapping DnD for Rogue Trader in the middle of campaign

Hey, I've heard of that one!

You'll have fun.

I'm preparing to run my first Shadowrun game soon. I'm filling every pore in my body with lore. Hopefully, it'll be a blast.

Anyone have the rescue mission rule? I hadba guy kidnapped and don't know what to do

Plz

>>52599500
it's like the raid but instead of loot you put your guy down

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>>52599467
Become good friends with a Revenant Cleric that knows True Resurrection and whose Undying Task is to keep you alive for all eternity

>>52599467
de-aging spells

In 3.5 it's actually insanely easy. All you have to do is cast the clone spell when you're young and commit suicide before dying of old age. The clone is a duplicate of you at the time, which means a younger version of you of the same age as when you cast it. You can avoid shortening your life span by 10 minutes for each life time by just having your laboratory on the astral plane where nothing ages.

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>>52597271
Would you answer it?

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Shoggoths: overused mega-monsters or handy dungeon vacuum cleaners?

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I had a great moment putting two Byakhee during a cultist ritual. The investigators arrived during the ceremony and the creatures went mad in the midst of shots, shouts and chants. They began to attack both cultists and investigators. It was intense.

I'm organizing the handouts for The Sanatorium. This weekend I put them here for someone who has an interest.

>>52592307
In theory, yes. In practice, no. We've got a few chess anons who are really good, and most of the rest are just casuals. The players who are really good (I'm not one of them) speak in a jargon that's more or less impenetrable.

Hey friend
I recently picked up chess too sorta. Been playing against the computer at level 3 and 4 on the chess.com app and gradually got to a level where I could beat it.
Played against a friend for the first time at lunch today and got my ass whooped hard, first time playing against a real person since I started playing a few days ago.

Anyway the chess.com app has lessons and puzzles that are good and I found this site that looks pretty good

http://www.entertainmentjourney.com/index1

I'm kinda in OPs shoes too, I've been playing amateurly for the past month or so
I use Lichess.com because it's completely free, got usermade lessons on there and their app is better designed. Also the puzzles are great. I started out around 1100 ELO rating and now I'm 1650 ish 1700 on a good day.

I wish any of my friends would care about /x/-stuff enough to play Delta Green.

>>52591720
Existing.

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>>52591720
Bard.

>>52589494
Because no one is going to be casting this card in the first place.

>>52589494
Dude, you only have to play it twice, I'm pretty sure most people won't have any trouble remembering.

>>52589801
Do you trust your opponent to remember something that would lose him the game?