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>>50764034
reconnaissance/spying/information gathering/finding the cave where the taliban is hidden.
but there is no need for the golem form in those cases.
with a golem then they can also kill the target, and retrieve objects.

>>50764034
Strategically, a golem that you can order to, say, descend as a cloud of insects upon any food supply caravans for your enemy and devour or taint all the food would be an incredible boon.

>>50764034
A golem made of seperate flying animals wouldn't work mechanically, it would litterally work the same way as an amorph swarm of bugs.

>>50762868

This is absolutely why I'm hesitant to deal with resinshit and will pick older metal versions of finecast every time. If anything, I'd rather commission someone to jeopardize his lungs for me - the excellent painting on the resinshit mini being a secondary bonus.

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>>50762786
If you're grinding resin (like filing it) then you should wear a dust mask or respirator or something because the particulate gets up in the air and it's bad for your lungs.

>>50758906
Finally, here's some proof! (I'm still open to ideas for the Sister's base, that's just one of my old testers she's glued to right now.)

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HEY! Dubs determines what color-scheme I use on this lady.

Posts requesting political, religious, or otherwise derogatory imagery/text (dicks, slurs, etc.) will be ignored since I intend for other people to see these minis.

last one. I got no source, I just know there are four of them at least, but I only have three on my computer for some reason

>>50762518
>owblear jerky
Yeah, good fuckin' luck with that.

>>50761651
One.
Life.

spin the bottle

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>>50761671

What kind of games are you getting into man?

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>>50759876
Moonblast.

>>50759876
A tall glass of milk.

>>50759876
Tea in the morning, wine in the evening.
Scotch when he finds out something that shakes him up. Like the chick he's been shacking up with turning out to be a goddamn dragon.

>>50759330
Genuine threats of immediate seriouuos physical violence backed up by preliminary displays of power and a willingness to go through with his claims.

Turned the kid from a bratty little shit to a crying mess. But after further threats were made, the sobs were softer.

>>50759330
360 spinning inverted DDT into the table.

My character solves all problems this way.

>>50759330
Knocked them out with drugs and shoved them in a carry-all.

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First for Warhams.

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>>50756051
>Do you not understand Chaos?

I do, it is just that when the risk outweighs the rewards, you are clearly retarded if you're holding onto the sword. The whole "He wasn't at full strength because reasons" is shitty writing at best. It's one thing taking a risk for greater rewards. It's another thing to hold onto something that actually makes you weaker at your moment of triumph.

Dont you know how always alignment works? You pick it at character creation, and you use it to decide every action during play. Once you decide your alignment, you have to stick to it

Only played D&D a few times, and we never gave a fuck about alignments.

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This is how I do Good Guy Turned Evil.

I start slow, very slow. Enough to show the other players that the morality of my character is fluctuating, but I always jump back up to being Good. But which each alignment bounce, the character dips a bit further down to evil only to jump back up to good. I also like to keep this movement restricted to conversations and plans, not to actual deeds. This misleads players that aren't observant, and acts like a red flag to observant players.

And then, when I can get my hands on a linchpin event, I pull on it until it explodes. And explode it will, oh my fucking god.

>>50757149
So you are asking why is using magic not cheating?

>>50758961
what is he asking?

>>50758961
>>50758997
What are good counter-arguments to "Using magic is cheating" ?

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>>50756432
>Rogue One release
Krennic/Mendelsohn fucking made that film for me. What a champ.

So how good is the U-wing in X-Wing? I can't make up my mind as to whether or not I want one.
While on the subject of X-Wing, I've ruled out the Partisan X-Wing as SWX58.

>>50756867

Why've you ruled out the partisan x-wing?

I'm probably gonna pick up a U-wing after christmas, I don't think it will be a high priority though. Still want HotR (unless I get it as a gift)

>>50755643
(You)

>>50755643
The old lady behing your target. You monster! Think of possible casualties next time! Why do you think the police don't shoot during a hostage-situation?!

>>50755730
>Why do you think the police don't shoot during a hostage-situation?!

Fear of potential lawsuits.

not when your giant spaceship has hangar bays and point-defense turrets

>>50755490
Depends on the size of the power sources available. No matter how many small ships you have, not one of them is gonna be large enough to carry a nuclear fusion reactor power plant, for example.

>>50755490
Depends if it's manned or unmanned.

Like with ships, a mass of smaller crafts with as much weaponry as it can carry are generally more likely to achieve victory over larger ships... but the chance for the people aboard the smaller ships to die is increased by a lot.

So basically, suicide boats>battleships, but who'd serve on a suicide boat?

I propose that the same would be true in space, but space combat is most likely going to be entirely unlike any planet-bound combat anyway, so it's hard to tell.

>>50753692
Unless they're beneath the age of six, there is no way. Even then, it's vaguely strange. But still, for what purpose?

Just make your character religious.

Well in Pathfinder you play a class that either gets an animal companion or an Eidolon

>>50751847
Playing almost exactly what the GM thought you were going to play is the worst, 2bh.

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dumb farm boy paladin creates am ideal nation and thus becomes a king.

>>50751016

OK, it looks like we're a sect of

> Primal Devotees: These cults form around an aspect of their surroundings or environment. This might be such elemental aspects as the burning flame, life-sustaining water, an essential native vegetation, the primordial darkness, or even the unending depths of space.

Now, one of you neckbeards roll for our Cult Ideology!

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>50751016

OP, you're a faggot and a heretic.

>>50751110

At least one of those things is true. So we're
based around,

> Zealotry in Misplaced Idols: The cult worships various idols. These can range in origin from forbidden archaeotech, chaos artifacts or xenos gear.

Combined with the primal devotee aspect of the cult, this seems to be quite an odd cult...