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>>54831872
Seraphon/Lizardmen

>>54832838
Yeah, the lizards are your future.

>>54831872
Sylvaneth. Order, colors, lore. Done

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Are you prepared to lose your characters, /tg/?

>>54831830
There was that time we dealt with Juiblex, Orcus, Zuggtmoy, Grazz't all fighting each other in a heavily homebrewed out of the abyss when we were all level 9, that was fun

>>54831830
Well I'm running Storm King's Thunder and had a party of 3 Level 5 PCs fight three Frost Giants and two Winter Wolves. I thought it was going to be a TPK, pretty sure they only survived because the Bard used Tasha's Hideous Laughter and blocked the gates of the city with the giant leaders' hysterical flailing body.

Jumpers! What did you ever do with your starter pokemon? Keep them as pets? Uplift them? Leave them sitting in a box somewhere in your warehouse? I married mine

I just want Kamui. Do we have a good alternative to that that's not attached to edgy mangos?

>>54831750
I released them, I have no need for companions as they are dead weight.

>Spoiler
Who was it?

guns and KAC/EAC ? no, hell no

Maybe adapt, (with a hefty numbers bonus) the ability score increases? hell yes

>>54831699
The reason I buy a game system is so I don't have to make and balance my own.

IF fireball did "whatever your dm feels like it"d6 people would flip. I can't believe you are defending this level of "whatever, just let the dm make the rules" game design.

Some of the guns maybe. And some of the melee weapons, but not EAC/KAC. I need to look at more of the effects, figure out currency conversion, etc.

>200 years down the road

Christianity, Islam, Secular is the big things you should consider as definitely existing.

I don't see a pantheistic or pseudo-Buddhist religion taking on, but I do see tons of 'secular' people who are actually various types of mystical pagans.

Religion as a commodity. Faiths that adapt to society, instead of the other way around. The importance of feeling, experience, and 'spirituality' over hard doctrine and practice. That will describe the religious practices of people in the 2200s, along with the more traditional monotheists and the blatant agnostics/atheists.

Oh and if we encounter aliens, expect tons of converts to THEIR faiths just because its hip to do so.

Religions exist, but in significantly different forms. 21st century versions of most religions are radically different from their original forms. Perhaps you could have "reformists" who seek to adapt the religions to whatever futuretech you add in, and "traditionalists" who cling onto 21st century surface-level interpretations. Chick Tracts could be treated as ancient holy relics, for example. Depending on if you want to keep things lighthearted, or play things more seriously, there are a few ways you could go from there. Transhumanism would likely evolve into a major religion by that point, so consider that as well.

in my opinion there would be a pluralism of different religions, some old and some new as well as one or two rather cultish 'big' religions that manage to propagate themselves through brainwashing-like tactics and having cultish behaviour written into the tenets

GRIM
DARK

>>54831439
sauce?

>>54831532
Hellraiser:Inferno
goddamn good movie

>it will be using the FUDGE system

All right.

>>54831449

>>it will be using the FUDGE system

Fucking dropped.

I have a hard time imagining someone holding off on doing a game in this setting for this long due to the lack of a specific rulebook

>>54831313

If Tpk happens it happens, that is jist part of the game, but to force Tpk because you are unhappy with your players is just a bitch move.

No. It's wrong of you to continue DMing. I expect your badge and gun on my desk by monday morning.

Only if you ever expect them to give a shit ever again afterwards

Because the fun of grimdark is to have potential hope no matter how dark things get, even if that hope in of itself is grim. Any faction instantly winning no matter what is stupid.

What >>54830949 said, plus modern Chaos is just boring. It's inevitable victory is just part of that. Divorcing it from mortal influence and making it timeless, all powerful (i.e. is the cause of basically everything, Khorne could kill everything if he wanted to, etc etc), and completely devoid of any nuance make it a dull wankfest

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>>54831168
yah that could never make a good story.

>>54830825
The same reason why the Imperium and the Tau haven't tried to get rid of them. While them are incredibly annoying, they aren't actually big enough threats to be worth the fight, at least not at the moment.

>>54830852

Unlike Tau, getting rid of DE would be extremely difficult and not worth the effort required when considering how insignificant threat they are in grand scale of things

>>54830825
Because the Dark Eldar are far more numerous and powerful than the Craftworld Eldar.

First for Blue is for Gays from Texas.

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>>54830627
>Did you preorder any c17?
Nope
>If so, are you salty?
n/a
>If Not, are you planning to buy?
I have never bought a card that has had its first printing in a Commander product.

>>54830627
>Did you preorder any c17?

People actually preorder commander products?

>>54830566
depends on what fantasy tools are available. if you have functional miracle working priests, bury everyone on consecrated ground.

otherwise just have a dedicated corps of undead slaying badass motherfuckers.

>>54830566
Make cremation of the dead the law

>>54830566
Don't worry about it. Just put them in the graveyard. I wouldn't even bother with coffins, to be honest.

Only in the sense I've played Rogue Trader. It's not a bad way to run one, but it obviously has the limitation of being in the 40k universe

Depends on if your players are going to be good pirates or bad pirates.

Bad pirates is simpler. Have rival pirates on the seas, plenty of towns and empires to steal from, and all that good sea thieving craziness.

Good pirates is a little more complex. You need to make sure the people they're stealing from and fighting are worse than the players are, and make them feel like robin hoods of the sea. An evil empire or sea monsters ruling the waves, that sort of thing.

Either way, balance ship combat, on land/on boat combat, and lots of downtime between conflicts to get the players attached to each other and their crew.

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>>54830125
>how one would run one?
Spelljammer privateers?

what would happen if they did delete all the domains? would that effectively make it impossible to use the site or what?

>>54829667
May not be the Lexicanum specifically. I guess the wiki hosts any number of sites. Needless to say, OP pic is rather apropos.

Anyway, it all depends on how well the backups are situated. With decent backups it don't matter, albeit backups don't fix the underlying problem.

If the hackers got access to the backup storage system ... game over.

Lexicanum's probably held offsite backups so they'll be OK.

Were a fun ending to a session of idle browsing tho'. First I'm tooling along to The Emperor's lore, next moment I'm seeing 1990s BBS screenage again ...

>>54829484
>le ebin black and white gif with piano music
>lets play a game hahehehahe
>h4ck
>J0shua
>Sup3rm4n

Oh shit, Lexicanum got hacked by 12 year olds

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