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GeeDubs will formally bring squats back as soon as they go through all this primarch and super marine and custodes hype

Mark my words. They'll do anything to create hype now. The old stubbornly reactionary GW that refused to change anything died with Kirby

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>>52192043
Meh

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>>52192043
First for Orks!

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Rate my homebrew wizard.

> planning to remove sorcs from campaign
> planning to apply same spell slot system to clerics and bards

>>52191428
>>52191428
>>52191428
New thread already exists

SHwoop

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>>52191919
>Enter the old west, Colorado
>2 Thieves and a grave digger conspire to make it big
>Bill, a petty thief that wants out of the game
>Sean, Bill's half brother, innocent man that digs graves for the church. He's tired of barely getting by, and Bill's roped him into a crime
>Richard, aka Dick, the biggest asshole of the group. He's the one with the contacts
>Group comes up with the crazy idea of making a fraud of an injun war club and passing it off as real to a wealthy collector in Denver
>This collector is known simply as Rick, and serves the pure and criminal alike
>Sean's not so sure about all of this, but he goes along with it anyways
>Bill's excited as hell to get on with it
>Dick comes up with 20 different ways to fuck over Rick when the time comes, knowing his illegal earnings are hidden somewhere
>While traveling, the group talks Sean into being the backup man in case things go south
>Tells him to keep his hand on his gun, and draw when the time comes

Cont.

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>>52191984
>Group makes it to Denver, and look just like you'd expect some backwater criminal hillbillies to look like
>Get stopped by the local law, questioned
>Sheriff is mighty interested in them, even more so when he learns they're going to see Rick the fence
>Warns them about his schemes, Dick blurts out that Rick's an old friend of his, he can trust 'em
>This only makes the Sheriff even more suspicious
>Sheriff let's em go, plans to keep an eye on them
>Group goes to see Rick, leaves war club in their hotel room, they're going to bring Rick back to the room
>The plan is to lure him there by preying on his greed, and take him hostage and force him to tell where the loot is
>Sean and Bill are barely going along with this, they just want their big score. Dick, however, is getting in over his head
>Get to Rick's place, get chatting about the club, when the Sheriff comes in
>He was tailing him to just this spot, walks in right as they're talking about unsavory things
>Sheriff is absolutely convinced they're up to no good. Warns the group to get the hell out of Denver and don't look back.
>He gives them till nightfall
>After all that Rick is shaken and untrustworthy, but Sean manages to reel it back in like a good kid

Cont.

>>52191919
What is Fiasco and how is it different from a usual ttrpg? A lot of my friends are actor-types who get turned off by the mechanical denseness of some systems.

Talk with him. If he continues to be difficult or is just a plain douchebag, kick him out.

>>52191786
Get rewriting anon.

>>52191786
Don't let him play in your campaign if he refuses to buy-in to the basic premise.

To elaborate:
Occluded Mind allows you to make a creature believe one 10 word statement for 2 psi points. The statement must describe the user of Occluded Mind, or someone the target of Occluded mind can see.

"I must kill myself immediately, and Timmy is Psychic" (Timmy obviously being the mystic)

This satisfies every requirement, and against humanoids with bladed weapons, would fairly result in death.

So that means that at level 1 a mystic can kill every humanoid in the game by simply carrying a bag of daggers to hand out to his victims. For 2 psi points, the equivalent (roughly) of a first level spell slot.

All it would have taken to avoid this would be a common condition on charmed spells "the target of the spell can't be made to harm himself". But nope. This was true with v2 of the mystic, and somehow made it all the way to v3.

Is there any doubt now that mearls and crawford are lazy sacks of shit?

>>52191627
Maybe they finally figured out how to make a game fucking fun.

>>52191674
Hey, I agree on some level. But a 1st level spell that kills the vast majority of opponents in the game is so far beyond what any other class gets that interclass balance needs to be looked at.

Let's bring the martials up to the caster's level, then bring both up to the Mystic, if the mystic is to be the new baseline.

>>52190891

See >>52190461
As for the secret question, we're not working on it quite yet. We're both still working on individual projects at the moment, but were enthusiastic about doing another collaboration and now felt like the right time to announce it.

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>>52190999
I thought this was a no lewd board?

>>52190578 #
I love the books, they are very good. Wizards are cheat powerful if done right because of flexibility of their casting but animages brute force their magic and get similar results. Demons are flat out awesome.

>>52190926
lies

>>52191038
its true

my dad works at gw

>>52190926
never

>>52190385

aside from the impenetrable sheilds, the near limitless energy, the instantaneous interstellar travel, ray guns, and atomic-scale knives they'd be a push over for most other galactic leve entities.

>>52190385
during the decline many people considered ordinary nuclear weapons to be legitimately threatening so i can only imagine they weren't terribly amazing at the height of their power.

>>52190781
To be fair, during their height there was no need to worry about them because the Empire owned everything with no rebellions

>>52190119
count down to mage 3,2 ,

FIRST FOR GYPSY SUPREMACY

What do people do in Requiem? What kind of games do you play there? What drives your characters on?

I'm asking this seriously, I've just begun reading the stuff and it seems kind of... well, not bland, but definitely unfleshed out. Like there's a gaping emptiness where some semblance of fluff should be, and the writers decided to leave it all just vague for no particular reason.

Rolled 39 (1d100)

>>52189990
Legion Warband, one of the original 9 Traitor Legions.

Rolling Progenitor

Rolled 4 (1d10)

>>52190013
Iron Warriors

Rolling Devotion to Ruinous Powers...

Rolled 11 (1d12)

>>52190033
Neutral. The warband believes Chaos to be more of a tool than something to be worshipped, serving the dark Gods when it benefits them.

Rolling for Chaos Worship...

>>52189631

-10 HP

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>>52189631
Good but not as good as original babe

>>52189669
C'mon babe you know you love me.

Listening to the audiobooks on the bus every day and watching these new releases has made me absolutely love the AoS setting.

Would GW sue me if I put my AoS Savage Worlds supplement on TGA?

Reminder not to reply to butthurt shitposters

>>52189673
Nah, but the mods will just remove them and shadowban you.

>>52189360
>How can I run a good Mutants and Masterminds campaing?
First discuss what kind of superhero stuff they want to do; Avengers and Justice League are different from Marvel Knights or Batman or Suicide Squad for example, and "superhero" is more of a character archetype then a proper genre at this point.
>What stuff should I read?
Classic comic books. From the pre-00's.
You can rip off so many stories and there is a close to 100% chance your players won't even recognize the references except in the most obvious and famous comic book storylines, sometimes not even then.
>How can I make an engaging experience for my players?
This is more of a general question rather then an M&M one. Do you usually have trouble engaging them?

>>52189360
>How can I make an engaging experience for my players
Well, you need time to figure out what your players like to do. Some are there to experience a great story, some are there to beat the world into submission, some are just along for the ride. There is no general answer, because it is very dependent on your particular players.

>>52189422
>First discuss what kind of superhero stuff they want to do
Yeah, can't really emphasize this one too much.
If you have a magical girl, a batman, and a space alien the tone gets kinda iffy pretty fast.

Unless that mix-matching is the goal, I guess.

>>52189347
Either stop inviting him over or find some way to force him to see a psychiatrist.

>>52189347
Stop making obvious shit up would be a start.

>>52189347
>Werewolf: the Apocalypse
>furry/otherkin shit

Looks like a feature, not a bug

3 threads

>>52189316
>goddessbux
For the potential cash and free stuff
>Liberty
For free travel to places you've been as long as there's a door you can mark secretly.
>Smartest Phone
for the utility

Taking Citrus Vampire and Grow Friend Grow would be good too but you still can't guarantee that you'd have access to a citrus fruit you could drink.

>>52189316
Does the shampoo have xenoestrogens in it? If no, I'll take it. As well as Citrus Vampire and Goddessbux