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best card in blue edition

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*blocks your path*

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Criticize into the ground, please.

I am probably going to remove remand for other things.

this is insufferable

I can't even bring myself to click this but I want it to hit the bump limit due to everyone yelling. Id that how everyone else feels?

>>54309189

Thank god - finally a fucking working example of the game.

I've been wanting to play this for ages, but couldn't figure out the mechanics.

Legends of the Wulin because no other system has the same combination of satisfying crunch and narrative focused design, meaning that despite it's problems it's the only way I can experience that kind of gameplay.

>>54308178
Kek at waiting on sign of swords

Well?

>he's still trying to meme
Pity reply.

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>enchanted water

>>54308169
>Enchanted Shower Curtain
>grants +20 on saves to resit losing your virginity

>>54307112
In the last setting I ran being a farmer was pretty good in most places. Dwarves and Orcs had loads of mills so grains were staple, as were leaf vegetables and fruits (also potatoes). For animals cows, sheep, pigs, chickens and the likes were often used. Monsters weren't held that often, and if you didn't live near the borders you were safe. Near the borders you were mostly fucked.

Last setting I played I didn't interact much with farmers, but they were busy folk, not really giving me time to talk with them... Though I think living in a city controlled by Day-Walking Xeno-morph Vampires does that to you. (this DM)

Current setting I'm working on (in the kingdom the players will start out in) Farmers can thrive if they work 8-10hrs a day on most days, assuming they have enough land to work, which really is the hard part considering its heavily forested wetlands. This also means it's too wet for most things like potatoes and carrots as they will rot, but rice grows well, and on the higher areas they like to grow wheat and pumpkins for the rich. Trees-a-plenty so nuts and fruits are staple. Most animals are held, but goats are preferred over cows, as they are more aggressive towards the goblins that roam in the wilderness between settlements. (I used Grain to Gold while designing and my notes are still elsewhere, so my memory is a little hazy on this one)

>>54307112
Depends on where you are
>Location A
You pay your 10% of gross food production to your local baron
>Location B
You compete with your neighbors to produce the tastiest and most plentiful food, so that you may have a seat in the local council
>Location C
You try to protect your crops from roving HydraGeese by siccing your loyal gatorhounds on them to scare them away
>Location D
Manual labor is for people who are unfortunate enough to not have mastered necromancy
>Location E
You and your village hoard your tomatumurs and cystcumbers grown from the flesh fields in a communal silo so that when the nomadic tribes of drug addled crazies come by in caravans drawn by their mutated steeds you have enough to pay them tribute.

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>>54307112

I've been sort of obsessing over my !Spain/What I imagine Rosaria from FF12 style country, a big part of it is that the country swings heavily from being super big on fish (their main religion is a Sea Goddess with the religion itself dressed up in Catholic cloths) and the other parts of the country are more arid and not good for farming but big on herds of cow like beast called Autons (where the cowboys in my setting mostly come from)

Never going to happen. Eos press died when the Chinese half of the company ran off with Jenna Moran's kickstarter money. The whole thing is defunct.

Although that does mean someone else could swoop in with a rewrite and try to give the system another go. I've got some friends working on one with me, but it's slow going.

>>54307065
Unless you decide to make one, eight ball says 'fat chance'.

>>54307395
Do you have a site / discord group / other?

>>54307425

A few of us hang about in the #LotW channel on sup/tg/, even though it's usually pretty dead. We've yet to really get far with it though, mostly because we're all people who've played the system enough that we're not happy with rewriting it, we want to start tweaking mechanics and changing things.

>>54306861
I secretly get really excited when I think I'm about to kill a player. I sometimes fantasise about cool ways to kill players as I'm falling asleep and subtly goad them towards their deaths in session.

>>54306861
I'm a complete prude, who starts loudly complaining whenever sexual content comes up in the game. My characters also tend to be super religious, often with vows of chastity, or some other reason why they behave like sexless robots.

Privately, however, it's a whole other business. I even wrote a short story about the rest of PCs raping and dominating my paladin and turning her into a sex slave. Nobody would ever look at me the same, if they ever read it.

I know that half the party is actively breaking rules in combat, though I expect none of them realize they're fucking it up.
I deliberately haven't mentioned it because it's helping with balance

Furthermore, one of those rules errors is the result of me getting the rules wrong, and I deliberately haven't bothered to correct myself on it since it's making the OP character less OP.

>>54305469
Because players become stronger. Imagine level 20 wizard fighting wolves in the forest for his whole life.

>>54305469
Sounds like you need to discuss this issue with your GM and fellow players.

>>54305469
No, I don't find that at all. Then again, I'm the not quite forever GM, and I take pains to avoid that.I generally try to jam pack the world with problems, personages, conflicts, etc. While the PCs might save the country/world/whatever, they will very much NOT be the one and only hope for salvation, and at the very least they'll be competing for resources and attention with other would be heroes, if not actively needing their support to take down whatever it is.

>>54304213
>Its pathfinder system if that helps.
Pathfinder is generally the opposite of helpful.

It's obvious your GM doesn't want you doing this, so either stop it or ask your fellow players to convince him. Otherwise drop it.

>>54304213
If you want this exact thing, Monster Hunter

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>>54304213
>Its pathfinder system

there a goto acrylic range for big terrain pieces?

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Anyone know what legs these are?

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Also, notice something off about this auction?

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>>54302774
>poorfag general
Plebe.

>>54302814
>not wanting to play Legacy Lite and brew weird stuff
It's like you don't even want to have fun

>>54302836
Pauper is shit for brewing though, it's probably the worst constructed format to brew in. The power level is high yet the complexity level is (relatively) low, so established, powerful archetypes are going to dumpster anything you brew that strays too far from those.

Op is to faggot as edition wars are to overplayed horseshit

I don't get it.

So to any /k/omrades lurking around; would the setup in OP's pic work, or would it just fall apart on the first shot?

Digital board games are fun. Without getting into the huge amount of shit on Tabletop Simulator, my group tends to play Sentinels of the Multiverse together if we want something more mechanically engaging, or Mysterium if we're into something more conversational and deductive.

There are also some pretty great digital only board games, like Armello or Gremlin's Inc which are very much worth a look.

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>>54300285
OXENFREE. You can play that forever.

I also enjoy zoning out with Diablo II.

Finally picked up dark souls 3, it's kicking my ass but I'm in love

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ABC WARRIORS
The Black Hole (a story running simultaneously with Books Seven and Eight of Nemesis) >>54248569

For new readers just joining us and don’t want to go through all of that right now, or for established fans who still want a quick refresher, this is the story so far

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If Nemesis doesn't float your boat you might enjoy alien superfiends murdering a planet in Dreams of Deadworld and The Fall of Deadworld: >>54051703 >>54077830

And this is Sinister Dexter, the adventures of two Gunsharks in the European megatropolis Downlode: >>54133945 >>54142109

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>>54295259
I never thought of that, that's a great idea.

But what kind of personalities could a celebrity adventurer be expected to have?

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>>54295259
Yes. Famous and infamous souls, be they heroes of a grand quest or the dreary battlefield, often treated as living legend and in some cases cut down by ambitious bandits or upstart duelists looking to make a name for themselves. Some of them really manage to live up to their own hype though and are nothing at all to sneeze at. Those are the ones that live long enough to tell tales of past exploits to little ones gathered near the fire.

Actually yes. Famous adventurers are great for nation propaganda.