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>>51057569

Does anyone else have experience with other systems besides the two listed, last thread asked about it, but there wasn't much in depth discussion?

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Also, here are some templates to make your OWN evolution line.

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What would you think of a Tamers/Xros/Appmon-inspired game mechanic where each tamer has one digimon, and uses the data of defeated enemies (not sentient) as mutually-exclusive powerups and once-per-battle special attacks?
I think it's a good way to give the tamer more decisions to make in battles while still only letting them have one digimon with one evolution line.

>>51055464
Holy shit that image is weird. His face is so fucked up.

>What do you feel is the most new player friendly clan/school combination ?

I have three picks for the first time players

Hida bushi for those who want to smash stuff cause it requires less diplomacy. Because Crab.

Isawa shugenja for those who want to cast stuff (in an easy way they just have to choose what element they like no complciated bullshit like poitions or using spell slots for stuff). And also you can easily be quiet in diplomatic circumstances because Isawa shugenja is introspective.

And Tsurughi archer, for those who want to trade and also dps from afar. Also, less diplomacy because Mantis.

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>>51055464
>What do you feel is the most new player friendly clan/school combination

Doji/Kakita Iron Warrior, Akodo/Ikoma Bushi or Berserker, Moto/Ide Battle Maiden.

>a trap waiting for new players when joining a more experienced group

Everything non-Bushi, especially the Artisan Schools. Also True Ronin in general.

So I guess we can start with a hermaphroditic bisexual furry in neon fur colours? Does pathfinder have any good wolf-people?

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>>51045155
I feel like furry is to whole a genre/group. It has to have the crossover fiction vibe. It has to be a Goku-otherkin + wolf furry at least.

>>51045120
Okay, how about some sort of furry ninja who is on a quest to avenge his sister who he was forced to honor-kill after she was raped by the daimyo of the dragon clan

You guys need to wait until page 9 or 10 to make a new thread

>>51042748
I get busy with life. So I drop newthread when it's dropping and I see it.
Sorry, friend.

In a battle royal which princess would come out on top?

Thread topic: what do you foresee as the first 'new' release for dfc? We know about corvettes, BBs, and BCs. Dreadnoughts next? Destroyers? More frigate variants? Light cruisers?

The UCM's Stealth Commando Transport will be nearly guarenteed. It's the only ship constantly referred by name (Lysander) and capability (small independent stealth strike carrier) all the time.

Who knows what the other races will get in that same release wave.

>>51009002
>>51009086

UCM:
>Lysander Stealth Lighter
>Dreadnought
>Supercarrier

Scourge:
>Superdreadnought

PHR:
>idklol

Shaltari:
>SOMETHING that uses distortion

i think they do but no testicles, or at least vestigial ones. having a tube to pee through seems pretty useful.

>>51100819
>>51100855

They've got the full package, and sterilized, and can possibly have kids. The only true source we have on this is banter between GW fluff writers and the Relic team on DoW, where the question inevitably came up.

Answer basically comes to Space Marines do have the full package, and aren't sterilized. Their augmentation and training otherwise makes them disinterested in sex when there's xenos and heretics and witches to purge. However, it's quite possible for Space Marines to father children, though whether they would be human or astartes is up for debate. Probably human since you'd need to be implanted with the organs and shit.

Salamanders fluff has them having families, so they can probably have start families, even if they're out on deployment more often than they are raising their kids. Those kids would be prime astartes candidates, though. Who better to be raised as a Space Marine than a marine's own progeny? They've already proven themselves to be compatible with the geneseed and managed to be successful in the chapter already, why not make recruits of them?

>>51100986
>Salamanders fluff has them having families,
Salamander fluff has them having families back home that they keep contact with, but it's more like parent, brothers, sisters, cousins, and such. They don't father anyone nor do they have wives. It's like if your kid getting deployed forever, and you keep in touch with him. It's a point of pride.

This differs from most chapters where they cut ties with their origins almost completely. In some chapters they don't even remember the planet they hail from.

many limbs, beautiful countenance.

They're not the best race, they're only so good because they're similar to Ropers.

>>51100835
its not hard to be the best when you have a racial proficincy at plumbus combat.

>>51098254
The Barbarians have the regent sign a formal surrender that forces him to abdicate and give his lands to the victors, of course. After which he enjoys a quiet exile on an island in the Sunny Seas.

WHAT DO YOU THINK HAPPENS FAGGOT? THEY DALE AND PILLAGE UNTIL THERE'S NOTHING BUT RUIN LEFT!

Rape.

A lot of rape.

>>51098353
>THEY DALE
Yes, they become exterminators who develop paranoia and psychosis due to their exposure to pesticides, much to the chagrin of their propane-peddling neighbor.

THEY RAPE THEM, AUTOCORRECT. JUST LIKE THEY'LL TAPE YOU.

>bbeg
>"big bad evil guy"

Ha ha, you talk dumb.

>>51098201
All-out catholic church aesthetic.

>>51098201
>What's some ways to make him stand out?
Pick a motivation for lichdom other than "lol immortality", flesh them out from there.

>>51096892
>The next day starts with a heavy mist which transitions into a heavy rain.
>This prevents them from seeing what they are running over for a while.
>The road is carpeted in dead bodies; soldier, civilian, horse.
>They enter Liege and see movement from the window of a boarded up house.
>They call for the inhabitants to come out. A white flag appears and the door opens, a figure beckoning them inside.
>Inside the house, there are 10 German soldiers, 2 Belgian civilians, and a lone Austro-Hungarian soldier.
>All of them are armed with rifles. In addition there is a Maxim gun and an MP18.
>The Officer and the Medic enter. They state they are there to accept the surrender of German forces within the town.
>The Colonel in charge tells the Brits that he will gladly surrender, but he will not relinquish his weapons.
>They inquire as to why, and he informs them that those who died from the flu are not necessarily resting and that they mostly come at night…mostly.
>In addition, there may be isolated pockets of soldiers and civilians left in the city.
>The tank crew ask if the Germans have any motor transport.
>The Colonel tells them that yes, they do, but it is at the Motor Pool in another part of the city where there is an even larger concentration of the things as well as something more terrible.
>There is also a supply dump on the edge of the city that contains ammunition and gasoline.
>They decide to wait for daybreak and then travel to the Motor Pool in order to gather transport for the surrendering inhabitants.

>>51096911
>During the night, a group of 8 zombies and a monstrous conglomeration of human corpses shamble towards the boarded up house.
>The conglomeration slams against the windows of the house, breaking one of the barricades and using its many limbs, some of which still hold weapons, to fire into the broken window.
>The zombies, meanwhile, attack the tank, which proceeds to crush them under its treads while pouring machine gun fire into the monstrosity.
>The hideous thing dies and, for the moment, they are safe.

bump for intrest, brains to mush to respond propperly.

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>>51096869
The profession is valued most among the mages. Fine blacksmiths make great amounts of wealth forging the various blades, blunt weapons, and golem parts so necessary to their war effort. The Empire has a blacksmith in every village. Most craft mundane things like farming equipment and horse shoes, but a select few masters remain in the Empire rather than defect to the mages. Their loyalty is to the Faith rather than coins. Their major skill is getting metallurgy differences in the Empire's blades. Using differential heat treatment, the blades are physically made to take the hardships of combat. Tempering and quenching only add to their deadliness.

Outside of those two cultures, blacksmiths are rare. Very rare. Metallurgy is not something that suites nomads and tribes. If they do have the know-how and skills, the resources are hard to come by and often of low quality: iron particles extracted from sand for example. The goblins and orcs cold forge copper into "weapons". Goblins learned from copying humans, while orcs - being corrupted people in this setting - were smiths already before the transformation.

One goblin den-mother carries a fine hammer forged from sky-stone. It's incredibly dense yet light enough to swing freely. A blacksmith back in the civilized world would kill for such a stone. They could forge a truly mighty weapon that would fetch a king's ransom in gold.

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>>51096869
I had a Blind Blacksmith Turn a meteorite into a Sword.

The fucking meteorite was an Inert Elder Evil and he didn't notice.

Later became a legacy weapon that drove the user bonkers and if on failure, rotted out their form and had a far realm entity fill it thus becoming pseudo-natural, or it turns them into Aberrations or Outsiders, oh, and NEVER astral project with it in hand, you'll see what you're really holding.

>>51097201
Are you saying he did not see it coming?

>>51096707
Actual current general here >>51094350
Come back to this one when it autosages

Which black library author do you hate the most?

Which one do you think is underrated?

>>51096870
Laurie Goulding

Chris Wraight

>>51096468
Gonna reply here.

The hunter one is no longer fiat backed pierce everything and kill it, no more of the whole "make everything scared:" from drop in, the builder one has changed from hold your hands over a pile of metal and make a ballista to get it in your inventory first. Finally no more evade everything

>>51096550

Keep in mind that Genius is based off science--the stuff that I AM RIGHT is based on is stuff like atomtech 50's worlds or steampunk cities iirc, not stuff that operates off shounen logic unless it had something to do with technology.

A better way of doing it would be based off technology from mecha shows or action movie logic or what have you.

Reposting the build and the finished writefaggotry. Lemme know how it looks.

Jump 03: Megaman Classic
Canon: The Protomen
Origin: Wily Number [900]
Apparent Age: 20
Perks:
Pun Power
Civilian Mode [800]
Combat Optimized - Aerial [700]
Elemental Affinity - Ice [500]
Unique Architecture [200]
OST

Items:
Special Weapon - Freeze Gun
Beam Saber [0]
Mega Buster [100]
E-Tank [50]
E-Balance [0]

Companions:
Assistant - Tempo [400]

Not!Companions:
Sniper Joe [300]

Drawbacks:
The Sons of Fate [600]

http://pastebin.com/5Pfaif9Y

>>51096376
GNS still offers us valuable insights OP. It's the three main approaches to role-playing games.

A simulation is probably the most misunderstood of the three.

it's typically confuse with just simple realism, something people (wrongly) think is incompatible with the fantasy genre.

Simulation is this also seen as 'rules heavy', but the lack of gay missed abstractionism actually means I love chunks of setting rules can be safely dropped with 'common sense' being used as an actual standard guidelines rather than inconsistent nebulous loop hole.

>>51096675
>gay missed abstractionism
What?

>>51097380
>Gameist abstraction.

Strangest AutoCorrect ever seen.