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>>51324762

>>51324762
It was gone though, you failure, >>51324756
bumped it off the board.

>>51324762
Can I be a Witch (male)

Introduce a resource that the Wizard uses for his abilities that is used up, and kills or harms the Wizard once depleted.

Have using abilities either be possibly harmful for the player or the players party. Possibly a side effect to the Wizards ability, or the possibility for a failed use of the ability to set the party back.

Have a sage

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I see what you're doing and I do not approve of it.

If the personal belongings include experiments, superweapons, or any sort of wacky super science it's probably on lockdown while being investigated indefinitely. If it's just things of personal value I imagine it would just become a shrine world, as those have popped up for much less

said planet becomes a very impromptu fortress world, and the mechanicum get to work tryna find anything they can use, SM chapter leaders get pissy, and presumably a good amount of chaos bullshit happens.

>>51324410

Gait knew the stories and the rumours, and knew they were stupid. No dire curse-runes, no pages of human skin or ridiculous incantations to appease dead spirits. It was a small, plain parcel of cloth cover and creamy paper, the writing across each page the regular, even hand of a competent scribe. What ornamentation imaginable by a human mind could go a hundredth of the way to doing justice to what was inside?

The book was held in a neutral gas formulated to prevent the material from ever decaying; the stasis field that filled the room whenever there were no visitors made sure of it. It had acquired scuffs and creases in its days as a working document, but it would acquire no more. Fine wires rested between the pages and in theory the machine could turn the book to whatever clause a reader needed to look at. Gait could not remember it ever being used. The flotilla had plenty of transcripts and copies to use day to day, the masters knew the whole document to the letter.

>There was only one thing worth coming into the chamber to see. Gait crouched down and looked at the last page of the book, the expanse of stiff paper untouched but for three marks.
At the top of the page, in an antiquated hand that made the letters barely recognisable, the signature of Beleusa Phrax. And below it...

>below it, a single letter, written down the dead centre of the page with five beautiful, elegant strokes of a nib: a cross-slashed letter "I."

>And below that, a little mark, a smudge, a dot on the page. Looking at it, as always, Gait seemed to feel the air shudder around him, growing close and thick as though before a storm. He stayed there for nearly an hour, crouched before the case that held the Phrax Charter, staring with meditative intensity at the page and the twofold mark that signed it: the I of Imperator and the single pressed-in drop of blood

Pretty damn valuable. And that's just his autograph.

A degree of originality and creativity is needed, but judging by your post these things are already out of your grasp.

with ease

Notebooks motherfucker! Write that shit down!

>>51323907
No, rouge is makeup, rogue is a scoundrel.

>>51323926
It's also the color red in french. I know a lot of things that it is, just not why so many people write rouge, repeatedly, even when the correct spelling is right in front of them

>>51323907
The modern education system doesn't teach English language skills in the same way previous generations learned it, and now most people don't have any idea about spelling any word that isn't suggested by autocorrect on their phones.

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>>51323693
First for whynotfuckanid

>>51323740
She only wants you for your biomass.

>>51323693
>Just because it's competitive does not mean it's a competition.
>t. a retarded anon

Jabba the Hut but with a giraffe neck and a human face.

>>51322882
>maxed out Charisma and Int
>sits around in his airship eating snacks all day
You're creating a false dilemma here. The two things are in no way related to one another.

>>51322882


>BBEG

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>So I've been trying to get good at Yugioh. Key word trying. It's the hardest fucking children's card game you will ever lay eyes on. I could probably more easily lift heavy weights, throw a ball, and become a pro athlete than win a tournament of Yugioh. You think Magic the cuckoldery requires strategy? You don't know what it's like to by the skin of your teeth avoid OTK and live long enough to get raped in three turns.

10/10. This post is a work of art.

>>51322476
>It's the hardest fucking children's card game you will ever lay eyes on.
Maybe in the sense that it's broken as shit and there are too many damned cards.

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Lmao

>>51321974
>Age of Sigmar
>deserves a story
Thanks for the chuckle, good anon

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>>51321974
>deserves a story
>Age of Sigmar

and they say anons can't tel good jokes

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>>51321974
>AoS
>story

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>>51321968
>And this is my warlock!

>>51321968
Pretty good inspiration for a druid.

>>51323361
...No monster species, please. I explained why they are always evil if you weren't evil you'd gradually turn back into an elf.

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>And this is my barbarian!

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>>51321729
If Kain was a cyborg this whole time then all of his posturing about free will and choice for 5 games was meaningless

>>51321507
It's a product of the 1980s, meaning it has medium-simple rules with some awkwardness.

The setting is very neon, big-hair, synthwave 80s, which seems kind of outdated but at the same time retro is in now so it might work for you.

It's worth trying, at the very least. It's one of my favorite games.

>>51321991
How does it stack up against GURPS and Shadowrun?

>>51322595
less rules than both and no magic. Pure cyberpunk stuff.

>>51321161
Never

>>51321161
>dat manlet meme
IQ 80 user detected

>>51322948

How much do you fucking bench?

>>51321108

Probably some medieval artist intended to draw him with a lion's tufted tail or similar, but drew a simplified/stylized version that looked like a spade, and then other artists copied that depiction without realizing what it was supposed to be.

Or something like that. It's the kind of thing that happens.

>>51321140
Much like "scale mail"? It makes a surprising amount of sense.

>>51321108
Because demons are depicted to be dragons. And dragons have them too.
And it symbolise a pike so a deadly tail is even more dangerous.

>>51320878
What do you think draconic is? Back in the day it was common.

This is also why old scrolls and spell books are in "draconic"

>>51320932
/thread

accents can and do change depending on the surrounding accents.