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>>52432266
None because it's a trashfire

>>52432266
Do you guys think spheres of might would be better with DHB instead of Ssalarn at the reigns.

>>52432266
Whichever one gets the fewest stupid gimmicks.

>>52431178
>Seriously?
I'd like to see you do better.

>>52431178
Well, that's what they get for flaunting those well-oiled abs. I'm surprised they didn't kill more.

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>>52431178
>1 Riptide beating an entire armoured division, including over 50 battle tanks and a Baneblade

BL can't into balance or understanding the implications of their own book's events outside itself, and haven't been able to for years, OP.

Who?

>>52430795
Cuck genes/10

>>52430795
Moots 10
Master of a Arts 5
Little Girl 3

asking >>52429620 again because there was just one answer.

is there a good way to make yourself non-contagious as a werewolf?

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>>52430446
Never!

So can someone help me with the Fallen London Jump? I find the whole thing more than a little confusing...

Give advantage and allow them to roll again with bonuses.

Or, if the speech was good enough, just allow it through without the roll.

Being a GM isn't being a computer in a Obsidian RPG. You don't base it just on how high their CHA bonus is.

Give him an advantage for roleplaying, since I'm playing a good system.

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>>52430380
if he rolls with again with bonuses again and gets a bad roll would you bypass it and let it slide or would you take the word of the dice?

if you decide he fails, how do you role play it?

Told you so!

>>52430110
What am I lookong at here? [Spoiler]havent played 40k since 3e but getting back into now[/spoiler]

Wtf

This can't be real

I guess its sort of like john carpenter's the thing. Individual bits of it aren't very smart and don't try to reform so they move away trying to survive on its own.

>>52429878
I guess they have a nervous system that you cut?

>not poking them with a straw and drinking them

>>52428889
>no-one knows why

It was the Jews

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These are the eight civilizations of the time. During the span of only a few years, seven collapsed, leaving only the egyptians in a severely weakened state.

what might have caused this destruction

>>52428962

That is not actually such a bad guess, the time period matches the exodus and their invasion of what became Israel. Still, while they may have played a part in weakening Egypt, it's hard to see how they could be responsible for the total collapse

Motivated, energetic, always willing to do a favor, always trying to find a favor to do for you before you can think to ask. To promote greater sloth in general than he could ever personally achieve.

>>52428732
He wants to become rich so he can live off of his adventuring money and slack off all day.

What if your character decided one day to do SOME stuff to clear up the foreseeable future, but messed up along the way and is now so deep in the fetch/side quest hole he's more or less resigned himself to doing stuff asked of him with mild toothless protests, with the vague and ever slipping goal of getting back to his home and hopefully this time never leaving it again?

Grey Goo can't eat water, and there's not a lot of stuff in the air. Also, you can give the Grey Goo a lifespan of only a few weeks so there's a surface chapter to the apocalypse.

>The government has their own areas of hacked / friendly grey goo that maintain safe areas for human habitation.

>Solar flares disrupt grey goo for a short period of time. Giving around three days of safe travel through hostile territory while they repair.

>Grey goo still follows some of its old programming and leaves certain areas unharmed and or follows an old forgotten arms pact treaty / national boarder laws.
>Day light savings time is considered a holiday as the robots go into standby factory reset conditions for the day as they try to possibly fathom the change in time. Locals call it Y2K day ironically.

>Grey goo evolves political and moral standards, some swarms become friendly to humans.

>Mad science has bred rust monsters to combat the grey goo. Tearing rust covered islands out of the sea of silver that was once the planet's surface.

>The goo actually requires some humans for maintenance purposes and or Bodily fluids ala TiTS.

I don't anon, what kind of theme are you looking to build?

>>52428372
don't know*

>>52428231
>How do you explain that such settings aren't oversaturized with gods?

Some people are financially predisposed towards godhood.

>After a while being a god would mean about as much as being a civil servant.
And now you understand mortal. It's been this way for eons pass, in fact Eugene here could tell you all about it being the God of Gods' History.

Now this is your cubicle, you'll be taking over for Fl'thagan as the new Patron God of Weird Names. It's his 500th year and he'll be retiring to Elemental Plane of Retirement.

Good luck in your new role Anon

My main setting I run is like this and its great.I always ascend my player's characters at the end of a campaign, so far we've had a God of Insatiable Greed, God of Unrequited Love, Goddess of Badgers, Goddess of Burning Trees, and God of Dual Wielding Greatswords.

Its fun because there's so many gods bumping around the players have to be careful not to accidentally piss off the God of Dirty Street Urchins when they mess with a homeless dude or whatever. It makes them a bit more accountable. Plus gods make good quest givers and godhood is something to strive for.

>>52428114
You're literally only getting interceptor against units that arrive withing 12" of Coteaz and whatever unit he's joined so it's not nearly as useful as you think. His re-rollable seize is really the only real benefit.

Personally I'd keep the knight to give your opponent something other than your skitarii to shoot at for a few turns. Don't forget they get a 4++ from their ion shields, yea it's directional but it's not hard so long as you position the knight with even a bit of thought.

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This is a Sisters of Battle/Slaanesh thread!

anyone here got mega link for 40k novel?

Humans were always the niggers of fantasy.

>>52428055
I was just thinking this shit yesterday
GET OUT OF MY HEAD
GET OUT
Really though, humans have a longstanding tradition of murdering absolutely everything they can and giving it meaning, why can't they be the honor-bound warrior culture?!!!

>>52429707
Sidenote: do spoilers no longer work or something?

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>>52427557
>That one time Sly Marbo fought PTSD