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>>51483955
>What are some cards you think will be staples?
Khans Fetches

>Have you built a deck yet?
Tried, but the cardpool is too shallow and broken for anything fun or original

>>51483955
>What are some cards you think will be staples?
Coco, fetches, and cryptolith rite: the format.

>Have you built a deck yet?
Every time I try to brew something for Frontier I just think of some card in Modern or Legacy that would make the deck ten times better and get distracted.

>>51485526
Any examples?

>>51480997
Usually because they're in league with not-Satan, not-Cthulhu, particularly dickish faeries, or something else powerful and spooky.

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>>51481020

This, really. Most incarnations of warlocks are individuals who enter into pacts with malevolent or incomprehensible entities in exchange for power.

>>51480997
As above, also in the real world a warlock was basically a man who sold his soul The devil in exchange for being a wizard or some shit.

As compared to the historical witch, a female who sucked The devil's dick for the same.

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Joe Turner needs his own comics or book series.

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>>51475805
Because I posted it right at the end of the last thread, here's the RPG->Wargame conversion rules.

>>51475805
I wonder if PanO still plays Aussie Rules footy. It is the best sport after all, and PanO has a lot of Australian influence.

>>51467919
As of now, USA and Russian Military's space stuff are handled by their respective air forces. So air force ranks.

China is an oddball: their spess shit is handled by the Rocket Forces (read: Nukes), so Army ranks.

This may also help.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astronaut_ranks_and_positions

>>51467919
I don't know why it would be considered a weird fluke. People have considered sailing the heavens long before man first flew.

>Has any military have any sort of official statement as regards to this?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_Force_Space_Command
The US military considers it to be the jurisdiction of their airforce.

>>51467919
Funny thing is that sci-fi may inspire them to use naval terms. It could very well turn out to be a case of life imitating art.

Like Samus, and just so.

>>51462877
Samus with a vulnerability: Metroid

>>51462860
The gargantuan musclegirl Samus from Nintendo Power will always be canon in my heart

>>51416967
>Ballad to Star Wars
Holy shit, most of the material is already there. Void Magic=Force, Way of 5=Jedi fightan

This is genius, mcfucking do it m8

>>51416967
Wookies have a special racial variant of Big Guy and have access to the Wookie Armory for bowcasters and shit. They have + to physical stats. Throw in a line about how they don't need winter clothes to survive on Hoth or something. Boom, done.

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While we're on the subject of content and homebrew, one of my players gave into his intense autism and made a table for determining how hard it is to hear a silenced gun. He managed to make it fairly usable too. If you're playing a stealth game it might be useful.

>>51519439
maybe bell curves aren't your thing

>wanting to role 4 dice instead of just one

I mean you could easily just do that I guess but you're just making yourself do more work.

4-24 is 21 numbers

>>51519366

What color scheme should the Venom Snakes use?

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>>51519366
>Chaos as written by ADB

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>>51519366

IF you find yourself without a boltgun or a combat knife, a palm strike will often times suffice.

>>51518730
Common is the Merchant's Tongue. People who want to wheel and deal with PCs know it. Some words slip into the regular languages of places they visit.

>>51518730

I'll give an example of something similar to what you're dealing with

In Avatar: the Last Airbender everyone speaks "English" but all the people and places have very Asian-sounding names. There's even several moments where someone translates the Asianese into whatever the characters are speaking.

Whenever someone reads something, the written language is conspicuously Asian in style.

There is zero variation in the language. Everyone speaks the same tongue whether they live in a metropolitan capital city or an igloo at the bottom of the fucking world.

No one has any problem with this and no one should because it's a complete non-issue.

It's just a convention to speed things up, like aliens speaking English.

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>>51518463
Rate my Biel-Tan tribute list

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Let's start this thread with some bingo!

>>51518479
Biel-Tan still exists, Anon.

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>>51518196

A bit more detail of the setting:

The history of humanity and other races I havn't decided on yet spans about 5000 years as human were not originally from the world they currently inhabit.

The super everest moutain is significant because it's also the spot where the humans essentially landed and then spread out in the rest of the world.

In the unified religious belief of the !Asian continent they believe in the Onyx Court of Heaven which is where all the gods and spirits reside and presided over by the Emperor of the Onyx Court and Infinite Heavens (his full title).

After some great battle his 5 sons were rewarded for their loyalty by being given dominion over the land above and they descended down the mountain. One of the brothers decided to stay at the base of the mountain where he built a shrine to his father. The other 4 walked the land and went their seperate ways where they founded their own kingdoms along the path they walked which formed into the 4 sacred rivers which flows from the base of the mountain.

So far I've pegged the Eastern most nation which is a blended version of Japanese/Korean.

The Southern area is has more of a Southeastern Asian flavor I havn't decided on yet but the Royal family essentially lives on a massive island with a city acting as bridges that connect the mainland to the palace island.

The Western area where the moutain is and the northern area I havn't quit figured out what I wanted to do yet since I havn't nailed down what geography is prominent yet.

>>51518196
If they aren't native, who are the native races?
Where are they and how are their relationships with each kingdom?
What are their unique specialty in martial arts, seeing that you are trying to make a kungfu setting?

>>51518606

Kung fu stuff is only part of it as it's one of the many nations in the setting.

The only native race on the planet are the amphibious merfolk who were essentially in their stone age before humans arrived and know the most about humanities origins having met the original humans.

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Who picked best nobu in fate? and if you did not pick her, who was your servant?

How exactly do 1-ups work? Would I be able to use a contingent True Resurrection or somesuch to avoid ending a jump?

What about having my body die but having my soul hijack someone else?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEmJH7JsKgM

>>51517860
I just make up names that I think sound cool because I don't obsess over what a bunch of neckbears on /tg/ think.

>>51517860
Usually using random word combinations, or using a mix of other languages or a modification of a scientific name.

It took me way to long to realize that's a pic of three pigs eating.

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>>51517860
Awww Piggies!

Hey, listen: how to name things? It's really easy. Look up the Atlas of True Names

It's stupid good for naming places, because real place names are incredibly stupid. There's a place in Scotland named that was named "Hill" in ancient gaelic. When the romans moved in, they named it (ancient gaelic Hill) Hill, in latin. And in modern times, it became (ancient Gelic, Ancient Latin) Hill. Hill Hill Hill", when you translate it all.

There's fucking tons of places with really stupid names when you get right down to it, hell, you probably live in a place with a stupid name,

D&D 3.5 / Pathfinder

>>51517617
3.5 rarely does anything well. I did observe their leadership feat. Granting someone 135 level 1 followers seems both absurd and mechanically cumbersome.

I'm not specifically stuck on d20, btw. I assume with its social tree being a core part of character creation World of Darkness would have something like this but I've not seen it.

>>51517649
You have backgrounds like that on vampire

>>51517439
First Editions say First Edition dumbass

>>51517439

not first edition and in terrible condition. you might get a dollar for it.

>>51517439
Base set Raichu, not 1st edition, not shadowless. It's not in great condition, either.

When selling cards, the best way to check value is to search ebay and select "show only sold listings". Looks like about $4 is what you can expect for your card.

If you want to discuss the pokemon TCG, you'll find much more interest at /vp/. They still probably won't care about your old cards, though.