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or with these guys. Should I just reflavor random giants and give them regeneration unless they are hit in the neck?

>>55084724
>>55084750
Cockroaches are more or less humanoids (for the most part) with high str, con and speed. Plus unique types have special EX abilities that can fuck your players over. Weakest should be around level 10. At least if you want to get the anime/manga feel where they can more or less easily murder their way through most normal humans.

The giants are not only regeneration. Regeneration is for normal types. Then you have some deviants with better speed, durability, ability to make insane jumps and other things like this. And on top of that you have the intelligent ones who can control themselves and have different special abilities (you could probably find them on wiki).

>>55084724
add ghouls from tokyo ghoul.
>players have been using the same old friendly merchant as a questigiver
>it is getting late and the PCs need a place to sleep
>old_friendly_man_mode activated
>"why don't you sleep in my home?"
>PCs "Sure"
>PCs are fed sleeping poison
>old man is a ghoul that will eat the PCs
Hillarity ensured

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>>55084713
BEFORE YOU POST, LOOK AT THESE

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>>55084731
official concept art from Jes Goodwin

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>>55084740

>>55084579
Fear and temptation. Have him force the party to face their worst fears, or show them things they want to see, and say they can have it if they surrender.

>>55084579
Your pic makes me think one of the great powers an illusionist can have is in tricking others to fight for them - not by direct mind control, but through long-term manipulation and small illusions giving them far more allies than one might reasonably expect.

Defensively, an illusionist will have a huge advantage, as they can hide pitfalls and trap, or make perfectly clear areas look impassible.

You could make good use of misinformation by giving your illusionist a secondary skill and using their illusions to make it look like they're actually a master at it.
For example, they pretend to be a blaster-caster and throw an enormous fireball at the party, but they mostly miss - only one guy gets hit. What they actually did was throw a small fireball at that guy, and made it look huge.
This would probably work even better with non-magical techniques, so the party isn't even expecting a wizard

Illusionists are essentially chess masters on a smaller scale, have him turn the allies against each other, make NPCs betray them, give conflicting descriptions of where he is and what he's doing

He's right pigeons aren't cool.

>>55084485
sounds like a dweeb desu.

>>55084497
4u

>>55084485
At least make them crows or ravens or something.

>>55084415
Wild Talents. Its a somewhat lethal system using the ore and you can customize your powers to an incredibly high degree. For instance, I once made a character who had different powers depending on the time of day that never worked on sunday

>>55084522
>Wild Talents
that looks quite like what i wanted, thanks anon! How come i never heard of it in /tg/?

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>>55084149

>>55084149
This is a test of the 4chan broadcast system.

Hello everyone.

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>>55084172

For the Isekai jump, how strong does Grind actually make you?

Question for Softanon I am assuming The Grind puts you at level 9999/99 even if you have limit break right?

>>55083699
It puts you at or near the powercurve of the game you were playing. So you're guaranteed to be a big deal in the jump, but the nature of the curve will vary depending on the game. On average, I would say it would probably be weaker than Level 100, but not by much.

>>55083725
You can presumably still learn regular spacetime magic in-jump. I just wanted the skill to feel more unique, and better match the others.

It's intended to be universal.

>>55083739
Theoretically it could, but magic systems at least would be considered very high-level targets. Akin to trying to upgrade the gravitational constant. Good out of the box thinking though. The kind of thing we all wish isekai protagonists would actually do.

>>55083747
Look through the archive, search for "WHFG" and a link to all of the army books should be in the OP.

>>55085153
Ty

>>55083747

The word you're looking for is "codices".

>>55083709
Monopoly was already utter shit, so making it worse takes some master skill desu

>>55083709
So capitalism has ruined a game about how capitalism ruins everything?

>>55083892
>capitalism ruins everything
The various properties can only become more developed over the course of the game, not less.

Various doctor's also earn fees, etc.

>>55083648
I'd like to say Daddy's Little Angel, but probably Bobby G. He's the most down to earth, the other two are too passionate

>>55083648
The Lion would be the obvious pick, he was almost equal in his tactical prowess and was renowned for his wisdom. Guilliman works better as a statesman than warmanster and Sanguinius is charismatic but not a war leader.

>>55083648

Prooobably Gulliman. While Lion and Angel are better fighters than Robert, Robert has a better overall, big picture analytical mind than the other two.

I ran a oneshot where the zombie vector was an virulent meningitis that caused a particularly aggressive form of nyctophobia, causing an irrational fear of darkness but also permanently locking the fight-or-flight response into fight. In the beginning, the infected flock to the light, and provided they have enough ambient light they are pretty much fine. But as the degeneration continues, they start fixating on light, starring into bright lights to remain calm. Eventually, they lose their sight, although they can still retain some of their faculties when in well lit areas, until eventually the virus burns out even their extraocular photoreceptors and they are permanently locked into rage mode.
The zombies were basically people in bright light, but acted like violent animals while acting like moths to the flame of well lit locations.

>>55083484
Think up a backstory. Why does he throw things? Is it because he was never a good swordsman? Does it give him some special advantage in this world? Does he just love the primal joy of hurling something and watching it sail into the distance?

>>55083484
He can out-throw a trebuchet
He can leap over castle walls by picking himself up and throwing himself
Once, someone tried to thwart him by removing all throwable objects in the vicinity. He stuck his fingers down his throat and threw up, to astonishing effect.

>>55086011
>Nothing to throw
>Ten minute anime charging sequence
>Reaches down and grabs the floor
>All hail new Atlas.

It might be a cool thing to RP out. Someone specializes in fire magic, and you go into detail about how much pain their enemies are in. See how they feel about it.

Throw clubs and whips in that pile as well. Bludgeoning someone to a vegetative state or whipping them til they're writhing in pain... neither fits a 'Good' archetype.

>>55083356
OP again, something that I think would be interesting would be to roleplay a Geneva Convention, or to play in a world with established rules of engagement. Surely, I'm not the first person to have thought of this.

Yeah.

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>>55083202
I'll never be finished.

>>55083202
Space Marines yes, Dark Eldar almost, Orks and Chaos no.