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Depends on a lot of factors, but generally the extended family will probably not want to give up on their share of the inheritance for an illegitimate and unborn child.

So they'll split the land up between themselves and ignore the claim.

He still might try to claim the throne and gain support if the next ruler is a dick.

The kid on his own has no powerbase to make a claim from, but if things get messy some side in the conflict could grab him to legitimize their claim. So if it doesn't look like it'll be a smooth transition to whoever else would inherit the place a promt miscarriage may be best for her.

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>>50964404

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>>50964431

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>>50964496

>Hey I'm evil. You guy should know better than sleeping with an evil guy on watch duty. It's really your fault that I killed everyone in their sleep.

>>50960965
That's not evil, that's stupid

>>50960965
CHAOTIC STUPID GET OUT, REEEEEEEE!

>>50944464
>filename
You can't get one of /tg/'s oldest and shittiest jokes right? Seriously?

>>50944464
>>50943395
>Quantum Slipstream
shitty plot device in VOY, only still exists because of STO.

>Borg tech
In STO, the UFP fucks up the Tal Shiar not bc they're bad guys, but because they're experimenting with Borg shit. Given experience with Locutus et al, they'd probably see it as some Trek equivalent of tech-heresy.

>phased cloaks
Wiki says Hobus was a "major setback" instead of dissolving the RSE wholesale; hell, more extreme Romulans a la STO might be an interesting BBEG/distraction/pawn.

>tricobalt
Big booms, nasty booms, but not much more. Plus, they appear to fuck up subspace something bad [incredibly subtle nuclear weapon metaphor here], so they're rarely used and only with multiple boffs in agreement. Might be a shitty Deus Ex for some scenarios, but hardly show-breaking.

>EMH
Still no substitute for a real doctor, according to what we see of the situation back home in Voy. Hell, they could just be entirely removed from Starfleet service; Voyager's Doctor and some shit about hologram rights would be a decent excuse if the writers were to do that.

>ECH
Voyager desperately needed a well-written character on the bridge apart from Tuvok

>Sovereign
Big, expensive and by extension rare, so just a shootier and less hippie Galaxy. Only really useful as a protag ship in films or in big wars since shootiness usually takes a backseat in Trek (Cryptic take note)

>Defiant
Too small, uncomfortable and short ranged for exploration, probably relegated to planetary/station defence.

>Akira
All busy being assigned to torpedofags playing YtA

>Intrepid
Fast, sciency, and pretty as shit, but squishy and undergunned. Good protag ship for a Trek series, but nothing particularly OP about it.

>Prometheus
>le multi-vector assault meme
What would the amerifats have done if some squints or russians had stolen a YF-22? Certainly not have put the type into service; the UFP probably would've quietly mothballed the prototype and used the best bits somewhere else.

>>50944631
>I don't understand how Federation R&D works, the post
The Romulans didn't actually succeed in stealing the Prometheus.

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Perhaps looking back is more pleasant than looking forward

>>50943209

The Astares lead by Isaphos Magn commanded their transport into a nebula as they argued for their next move. It was decided to lay low for short time and then just try to survive and continue fighting against enemies of Imperium. Stripping their armour from some of its colour and renaming themselves as Company Excelsior to present themselves as something better. Fighting against the ever increasing amount of chaos raids, their number started to dwindle. But as their reputation started to rise as suddenly appearing group of unknown Astares arrived to help against different threats, before disappearing after taking supplies with them, they gathered interest from both Imperium and other groups. This lead to number of other renegades and those outside direct control of Imperium to join and align themselves with Company Excelsior. Even a number of other Judged who had fled the Abyssal Crusade joined them along with few of those who wanted to repent their crimes.

When The Judged arrived from the Eye of Terror 800 years after their departure. As they removed the False Saint that send them there the Company Excelsior had a problem. Should they denounce their new colours and join back into Imperium or should they stay as renegades outside the Imperium. It was decided as the Company Excelsior had changed too much from the original idea, that it was feared they would be shot as traitors, to stay in the fringes of the Imperium.

The number of of Astares never rising above 50, they had to rely on hit and run tactics when they helped Imperial forces in their fights. Never choosing a battle they cannot win when fighting against Orks or normal traitors, they did not back down when there was probability to fight against traitor marines. When a change to fight against traitor marines Company Excelsior would call their allies for concentrated effect. This included Knight Freeblades, mercenaries and crusaders.


What do you think, criticism? Praise?

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I like everything except the whole hiring mercenaries thing, they are space marines, they should rely on age old oaths and promises if they need a supporting force

>also please fill his out for recording

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>>50943462
Also coloring

First for no one at my FLGS plays DZC/DFC and I'm going insane

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>>50920272
>finally buy ships from Hawk
>they come unpainted

I'm fucking pissed.

>>50920459
third for everyone at my FLGS apart from me plays PHR and I feel like the odd person out

I'm betting on corp myself... we're talking worldwide spying network to know what people want, incredible production and delivery lines with techs that range from the most rudimentary to the more advanced...

No way it's just a runner enterprise.

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Trying to articulate why I don't much like CtM...

a) feels like power creep from previous similar options - the two credits bonus from Making News feels relatively tame in comparison, all things considered, and the tag for *any* trash makes Gagarin sedate in comparison. I do think it gives the corp more control for less constraint/investment.

b) ID-based tagging. Not something I like much in principle - might be wrong, but I think overall it's better if the corp has to build or sacrifice its board a bit for tagging - wait for and create windows - though I still find Argus fair because of the choice left to the runner and the trigger-associated cost. Add political assets and new-ish cheap to rez high trash cost assets to the mix and... yeah... you can see how things are going to get ugly.

c) *Unavoidable* tag. Without even going into Zona Sul Shipping territory, I think it constrains options a lot for decks that need that tag off. Funnels the deck-building in certain directions. Which leads me to:

d) It basically feels like the "fuck you, play link or else" card. The heavy handed one-card attempt at the end of a more subtle context change though variety of options, that really didn't need it, as it was starting to bear fruit, or at least I think so.

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>>50826689
>a)
I don't think it's actually power creep. While Making News is more flexible and isn't necessary related to tags, CtM encourage the player to play assets by adding an additional tax. Gagarin certainly pales in comparison by adding that small tax to every card in the remotes. IG is another "asset protection" ID that I like a lot, certainly the Prison Lock got him a lot of bad rep but I loved the concept since it was spoiled during Lunar Cycle.

>b)
I don't find anything wrong with ID-based tagging, as long as there's a trace attached to it. I wish the trace was lower though, but the recent trend is that traces should be higher so they can impact the game even against link runners.

>c)
I hate this part. No tag should really be unavoidable, except maybe from scoring an agenda and forfeiting it like Posted Bounty. Unavoidable stuff is really strong and should be a payment like in Stimhack or a reward like scoring/forfeiting an agenda.
The Zona Sul Shipping scenario isn't so bad really, if you're playing against NBN tags are given and Zona Sul isn't going to last long.

>d)
If you want to nullify an ID you should be the one taking the extra steps to avoid it. It's only natural. At any rate, one can play around it by not trashing anything installed, or trashing only the absolute must. Besides, removing a tag is actually not that big of a tax like it would be in IG, although it adds up if you have to trash a lot of stuff.

remember to read the 4E DMG

l'm new to D&D and l wanna make a Battle Master Fighter. Any interesting character ideas?

>>50997031
The Old Asshole with a Heart of Gold is one I like.
"Shithead kids (read: The Party) are getting into too much trouble. *Someone's* gotta keep them from being stupid."

>>50992311
EXTERMINATUS!!! Somebody ate my bran flakes! Heretics! Heretics! Heretics! eh.........

Whats for breakfast?

>>50992344
Shut up you Libricar fuck!

>>50992379
You shut up, Billy! I'll, i'll smack yer bottom till its as red as tomater.

Where am i? Who are you?

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>>50986067
>Echo Mirage
That's funny you mention that.
Our runner team was sent to the DC national Archives to retreive info on Major David Gavila.

Except it turns out it was the headquarters of the NSA TAOG, with Mirage at it's head. They also had an oracle built from it's base code called Echo.

Right now we're gearing up and enacting a Disney-worthy plan of drilling into the sublevel and stealing that Oracle.

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>>50986157
I can't remember, what's an Oracle in SR Matrix terms?

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>>50986443
An AI that has logic gates implemented to stop it from gaining full sentience and free will. It oversees databases and answers questions.

>>50984528
>elf Gorkamorka

I'm okay with this.

>>50984551
I kinda wish the game still featured my army instead of elves but I'm gonna buy the damn game anyway.

>>50984551
Corkamorgha?

>>50983598
Yeah, the fucking God of Tyranny.
He said "okay man, you're the one ruling the fucking cosmos".

Then walked out of his soul, and started suppressing human ingenuity, imagination and enforcing his master's will upon his world.

>>50983598

Who is this semen demon?

>>50983598
>Insane ghost possessing a space vampire's body with delusions of grandeur, ready to tear the galaxy apart in the name of survival

Yep, that's a evil

>>50983532
+2 fire damage, bonus decreases by 1 per use.

>>50983532
A safely-weildable dagger as affected by Heat Metal, starting at It's Searing stage, e.g. round 3

That is to say 2d4 bonus fire damage for 3 rounds, then 1d4 bouns fire damage the round after, effect wears off after that.

>>50983532
Degrees: 1,000 of them