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Wouldn't it rip their arm off?

>>53125956
Yes, there are Guard versions that are smaller than the space marine ines, you used see Imperial Guard officer models equipped with them.

>>53125956
Well if FFG rules are anything to go off, a normal human can but with great difficulty thus making it either impossible to aim or imosssible to fire more than a single shot at a time.

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Stop looting graves

>>53124973

In your example I'd go for impossible. Imagine it that way - take a leather jacket for a normal sized grown man, and then imagine how someone would "resize it" to fit a 10 years old. It cannot be done without pretty much destroying it and making a new one from the scrap.

Other than that, when you find a random human armor and want it to fit your own human/elf (depending on a setting) fighter, I wouldn't go too much into detail, just an arbitrary number of days of work plus x amount of currency, the more powerful/complex the item the more expensive it should get.

Can be done somewhat easily.

Historically, noblemen would sell their outdated or damaged gear to highranking soldiers, who then would sell their gear to lowranking soldiers. This means that it was very common for blacksmiths to have experience retrofitting armour, or altering staps on weapon scabbards. Shrinking down helmets... that's a bit trickier I imagine. Maybe the blacksmith can just "shave off" a bit of the helmet?

Get this unsettling, ungodly shit out of here. God made us in His image and He sure as shit ain't ever gonna make shit what look like that.

All Tomorrows is good

>>53119536
people will respond to this as if it was serious

>>53111585
Why don't the protoss just use prosthetics instead of clumbsy dragoons? We know they can as we've seen Karax's Doc Ock Locks

>>53112056
If you think about it they could pop those guys into anything yet for some reason they don't. Carrier? Why not put a person's soul in it for MAXIMUM GLORY? Probe? Lololol. Nexus? You're like a zerg building now, all alive and self-aware n stuff. Scout? Fuck with the pilot by overriding all of his commands with your own.

>>53112107
>>53112056
Must be a tradition thing. I mean hell the Taldarim's version of immortals are done as a punishment.

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>>53109782

Basically nothing we didn't know before, but it's nice to see that the Morkanaut now has an impressive statline.

>>53109800
So guess everybody will get worse at what they are good when they loose wounds. So a Riptide should get BS 5+ on his last wounds.

But how will this effect versatile models like dreadnoughts? Will the you get worse everywhere?

Blame, blame, blame. Nothing could ever be his fault. It's always the fault of his parents, society, or even human nature. But never his.

>playing a guy that wants to make a profit no matter the cost
Capitalism, I guess

>Doc
Not really, he's pragmatic for he most part, but doesn't think about it on the philosophical level.
>Kid
Nope, he's too young to have grasp of such things.
>Hound
I guess you could call it Extreme Darwinism.
>Zealot
Goes by The Book with 100% conviction. He's technically insane and sometimes takes things too far, but I guess that still counts.

>>53107924
I've been interested in this for a while as well.

To answer your question, there are just too many dream games I doubt I'll ever get a good shot at.

I wanna give Cryptomancer a shot.

It's just so delightfully different from what I usually play.

>>53107924
FoTN is one of mine, there's also Legends of the Wulin. It's the only rules-heavy narrativist game I've found, and it has great combat once you understand it. The problem is that because the book is such a mess, and it requires a fair bit of player involvement, it's impossible to get my group interested.

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>53107611
Rollan!

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>>53107644
Farsight Enclave

Looks like we turned our backs to the Ethereals and went with the farsight enclaves, interesting

>What is the predominant terrain of your homeworld? (d10)

Rolled 4 (1d10)

>>53107670

>>53106602
>she has a mother's confidence
>her father's boldness
>but she needs to find a way to get money for adventuring

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>>53106937
>she wanted to draw instead of being a warrior
>she's a prodigy when it comes to war
>she has brother(s) that she doesn't get along with

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>>53101685
>How do you like your cosmic evils?

Not evil, but more circumstantial, "you're in the way".


The kind of situation where we finally make it into space and find out that Space Whales have been living in the vacuum for millenia and they're highly territorial, not-sapient, and horrifying if only on the basis that the cold, empty, void of space is their indigenous habitat.

You hear some sort of horrifying, garbled, "skreeeeooonnkk-uga-ug-uga" through the radio before you look out the port hole and see this fucking creature flipping it's body onto the unreflective side; exposing the ingenuity of natures design.

>>53101685
Tren Krom.
Look it up if you want to.

>>53101685
I like them A-Jeroth style. Incredibly smart, calculating, patient, wise, great at reading people even without their vast array of supernatural perceptions and powers.
And utterly, utterly petty with it. They're the sort that spend every waking hour (which is all of them, they're not really alive in the traditional sense) trying to maximize the pain of every single being in their awareness, ranging all the way from horrifying wars that lead to mass slaughter, to manipulating a kid into kicking a dog.

So it doesn't look like this hey answered in the old thread so I'll just repost it. So I was re reading the DFC rule book and the fluff text for the Medea said that it deployed types 1-5 walkers,is there anything about these new walkers or are they going to be in coming books?

>>53041964
Second for trying to get fleet finished in time for game day.

>>53042153
I would presume that the Type 5's will be part of phase 3 for DZC, along with the UCM Osprey and the Scourge Executor.

Still hoping for those Type 6 and Type 7 Grand Walkers, though.

Speaking of, anyone got the Gurren Lagann Marco Baros pic?

Test.

All right then... after not being able to create threads, now I can't post images/pdf documents.

Anyway

>>53002620

I've actually really liked Bloodletter in TD. I think it's fairly honest as far as sentries go. The price you pay as a runner is real, but you can still get through. Out of TD, I wonder... but then that's where the Skorpios ID ability comes to the rescue.

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>>53008993
Maybe some blocker is fucking up with the web uploader? Also have you tried clearing the cache?

Bloodletter seems godsend for gearchecking. Until now I think either it was Jinteki ice or just 4+ cost.

Numenera. Character creation is simple and the game's mechanics are fairly easy to pick up.

>>53138815
Fate Accelerated is pretty easy, cuts out a lot of the confusing bullshit jargon of Core so it's far simpler to pick up.

GURPS Ultra-Lite is very simple despite what some anons' initial knee jerk reactions to the word "GURPS" will cause them to believe.

Mini Six is super simple.

And then there's just tons of two page rules lite RPGs out there that you could pick up and play in the same afternoon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE4Ms0-OyZY

>>53138601
>Aule at top
>The man who had not one, not two, but DOZENS of his followers leave him for Morgoth

>>53138730
Not his fault. Aulë is pretty much a non-shitty Melkor.

it would be exactly like a hive fleet.

The only reason they're called zerg and not tyrannid is because games workshop hates money and turned down blizzard's attempt to license a wh40k rts, and they just filed off the serial numbers and shipped it anyway.

>>53138789
wasn't it because they were afraid it would be in competition with the tabketop stuff ?

>>53139169
Basically, yeah.

Also, the Tyranids have eaten multiple galaxies. I don't know how large the Zerg swarm are, but they'd need to eat at least one galaxy to become comparable.