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>>54036420
If you don't like it, then don't play.

>>54036420
>storm giant
I'm guessing the game isn't realistic...

If you don't like it, then don't bump the thread.

>>54035057
So like did you make this early so you could wait for page 7 or what's up?

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>>54035057
Oh hey I remember that character.

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Also more Oni. 'cuz.

Because players quickly outgrow the mundane dangers in many RPGs to the point where the GM, the world builder feels uncomfortable.

>>54034788
So that you have a fun world to brutalize without remorse.

I don't know about everyone else, but I like running dark settings so it can emphasize how heroic the pcs are.

Looking for more feedback on my Warlock Patron.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yorZK3NMzdDoPgrOti-cGLEUlxNM1pQ1inlk7Dub5CY/edit?usp=sharing

I'm mostly unsure about the magic parts. Maybe it shouldn't be able to cast any spells besides cantrips.

>>54034759
They are and aren't. I use them as a base template for humans from different regions, applying the bonuses and assigning the feats as appropriate for them. The "Pick and Choose" aspect isn't allowed, but if you want to play a variant human, you do so with your home region's pre-set choices in place. The generic standard human represents the roving clans, from which most human stock is derived.

>>54034759
>Why aren't Variant Humans banned in your game?
Because they're fun. Also because I want people to actually play humans.

>>54034554
I think he just doesn't like you vaping at the table anon.

Which I can respect, but have you tried making the case that it's either this or smoking?

Not smoke.

>>54034554
Just tell your GM to fuck himself. If you are trying to quit smoking, I believe there are alternatives to vaping (i.e. nicotine infused gun, I suppose?). So it could be a win-win?

>>54033732
>Bigger, longer, uncutter Flametongue Kavu
sign me up

>>54033461
>thread question
I do have Ghave combo, but it's pretty tame. I've been contemplating on building Yidris or similar Doomsday/Hermit Druid/Storm package, haven't decided on which

>>54033461
>finely tuned deck
Yes.
>with many expensive cards
No. The most expensive card in my Brago deck is a Crypt I got from a friend who sold his collection of several hundred cards for four hundred dollars and a bottle of moonshine.

>>54033461
>Do you have a finely tuned deck with many expensive cards to play at """competitive""" tables with?
Not really. Got some 75% decks, but I'm mostly casual.

>Do you want one to be part of "that" group?
Again, not really. That group at my LGS is a bunch of high school memelords that play nothing but Narset, Hermit Druid, Ydris, and other netdecks that take no actual skill to pilot. It' d be kind of nice to have a deck that could stomp them, but for the same money I'd rather have 4 decks that I actually enjoy playing.

Not saying all cEDH players are like that, but man, the ones in my area suck.

Host it in a war zone.

>>54033305
Whatever you do, don't kill off Mrs. Carmody in the first fucking episode.

>>54032561
>Not removing the code necicary for sentience in your AI so that you can have robot slaves

>>54032966
>Not already a federation of AI which just hates competition

>>54033224
Couldn't they just absorb new AI into the federation?

>>54031912
Is this the first time that you've seen a comic panel where technology was obviously traced from a 40k model?

>>54031912
Pls.
No Ririposting.

>>54031912
WTF, the perspectives in this picture are all seriously off. Is whoever drew this a cyclops, completely lacking in depth perception?

>>54031761
No, it was completely underwater by 1400 C.E.

>>54031761
>Britain
>Part of Europe

I'm sure this will end well

I'm also sure that this isn't going to summon the butterfly effect autismatron that shit up the last 2 threads of this sort we had.

But all that aside they would be pretty fucking well placed.

If they have some nicely high ground down the middle of the island then the relief rain should make the western half perfect grape, among other things, growing climate.

It's well placed to easy trade with western half of Africa as well as the Iberians assuming it hasn't in antiquity already claimed those coasts as their own.

If it's just one landmass with a reasonably even spread of people and it's been one nation for long enough then it could also possibly be in a good place to expand and claim Africa for it's own rather than France once the colony grabbing starts.

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>>54031761
Oddly enough, a good test I had for this scenario was loading up an Atlantis mod for Europa Universalis 4. Played out as you'd expect; a bunch of baked in casius beli against iberia and North Africa. Afterward you mostly face of the big blue blob if France and her SHENANIGAINS. England becomes a vassal to suit the means of opposing France. And then you eat the Mediterranean.

I found by roughly 1888 Europe was unable to oppose, and only Russia contended (with no Western enemies they tended to form up nicely without issue.

This also meant you had a nice launching point for colonizing America, assuming you didn't crawl down the coast of Africa and round the horn. It's a toss up, as your position in the Atlantic let's you choke the trade through there, creating a very unbalanced triangle of trade (slaves to the carribean to sugar to Atlantis, etc)

>>54030044
>Elminster
>Tok, a half Drow half Duergar psychic rogue.

As long as he keeps being her sugar daddy, then I don't see any reason why this wouldn't work.

>>54030044

Ribbon just got knocked up by a meme build. The universe is safe but /tg/ may not survive.

>>54030363
what

>>54029670
Selfmade drawings

I'm not an artist.

>>54029670
Did you play the actual species, anon?

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>>54029670
A suck u bus.

It really depends on how much you want to involve gods in your campaign world. I prefer to keep them as part of the scenery and not active participants. An evil god is not a villain to defeat, he is more of an obstacle to overcome - you can smash down his temples and kill his priests, reduce his worshipers to nearly nothing for all perceivable future, but you won't be removing an evil god permanently. Gods are inscrutable and more of pillars of existence than sufficiently powerful adventurers.

If you have a pantheon of specialized gods, there has to be a decent reason for someone to support an evil god of raping and killing puppies and kittens over some other god that actually promises good things to its' adherents.

>>54029116
>The first evil god that I'm working on is a god of Revelry in calamity, debauchery, lust, and depravity. Humans often depict him as a large elephant or ape-like creature with a fat, muscular form.

Make him a big jolly guy like Bhudda, who's all about just having a real nice party and hanging out with your friends. However, his idea of a good party tends to involve millions of people dying. But in person he's just this really chill fat guy who encourages people to let loose and have fun. His kind of fun, that is.

>>54029184
>there has to be a decent reason for someone to support an evil god
Yeah. That's a really good point. Some of the published modules that use evil gods don't even do this right.

Why DOES a person decide to worship an evil god?
I guess they have to make a promise to their followers that is greater than what's being offered by "good" gods.

I guess this means that it's important to observe the philosophies associated with different gods and their religions.

>>54028817
>Labyrinth 2

How the fuck are they going to have a second movie without David Bowie?

>>54028817
Usul?

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>>54028847
It's not real and it was made before he died.

>>54028858
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