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>>54899891
FUCKIN KABRU HOLY SHIT
THE ABSOLUTE MADMAN

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If you keep doing this until october it won't help the quality of discussion. There is nothing new to talk about, few days after the chapter released.

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>>54900294
Lets be honest, he did better than the ninja harem.

Before anyone asks, it uses a 3d6 system for tests, their reasoning is that wih more dices more chances of balanced results hence less chance of extreme results, rewarding players more on their modifiers/skills than on their luck.

The system itself make it obligatory for you to find creative ways to fight your enemies, you can't just keep attacking something over and over like in D20 , since it will use creative ways to kill you, player have to fight smart, you can't just bash your sword on someone with armor on that body part expecting results, unless you got some kind of over-human strenght, (wich is attainable very easily actually) something simple like "I attack this point to cause x" is so much more satisfying than "I attack".

Especially when you got the rules to back it up.

Well you've certainly got me interested.

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>>54899114
That's one of the things that appeals to me about Degenesis. You've got tattooed future Catholics running around with broadswords and flamethrowers alongside spear wielding knights hospitaller fascists.
On the other hand there are a bunch of autists trying to rebuild the internet fighting against Africans who command tanks the size of a multistorey carpark.

>>54899114
I'll just throw my opinion out there, as you asked for it.

That looks absolutely disgusting.

>>54899759
Seconding this opinion.

Though I feel like OPs picture is the culprit. Gay ass hair metal makeup isn't exactly "modern aesthetic"

>>54899082
Silly little rocket jump packs that are clearly looted from Vorvus Corax, but are clearly blood Raheven wings

Spending the 2CP to give him the Chapter Master stratagem sounds like a start

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pic related is a large sword that you could chop up a bit and weather.

http://www.hoardobits.com/

>>54898846
Thanks anon but the scans aren't that great. I'd rather just bind the books together.

No melee or psychic phases. It's all shooting, all the time, and no slouches in toughness or mobility. Some of the bigger selling points are their use of battlesuits and markerlights. Battlesuits almost all have the Fly keyword, so they can fall back from CC and shoot, and they can take a wide variety of weapons as well as support systems (which do stuff ranging from -1 AP for all weapons, +1 to hit in Overwatch, and rerolling 1s when shooting all weapons at the same target).Plus, y'know, battlesuits are cool.

Markerlights are another specialty, where they can shoot weapons that instead of damaging, place a counter on the target unit, up to 5. Any Tau unit shooting at said target gets a bonus determined by the number of markerlights hit, from rerolling 1s to +1 to hit. Word of advice, though, in 8th ed prices are considered with a "markerlight tax", meaning that a lot of units are priced a bit higher than their alternate army equivalents due to the assumption that they'll be running markerlights. Additionally, for the most part these replace the ubiquitous aura buffs of other armies.

Also, people will hate you. Tau were cheesy and OP (specific units, that is) from 5 to 7, and people still hate them based on that. Those that don't will hate you based on the fluff, because muh grimdark. But if you like mechs, shooting and idealism, go right on ahead.

>>54897662
I wont have to worry about the op thing everyone at my games workshop just goes to paint and to see paint jobs

>>54896949
three. They all trigger seperately.

The three Heralds are separate cards and you would apply their effects separately for each spirit that enters.

So three.

>>54896949
Whenever you see a card's name on a card in magic, unless it specifically says 'a card named WHATEVER', it always refers to that particular instance of that card alone and can be replaced with the words 'this card'
With three copies of Nebelgast Herald, you have three copies of 'Whenever this card or another Spirit enters the battlefield under your control, tap target creature an opponent controls', thus each one triggers when a Spirit enters (including a fourth Nebelgast Herald, which will trigger itself as well.)

It's pretty fun, the solo modules are neat. Though be prepared for some 80s cheese with sudden death or all the money waiting around every corner..

>>54895870
I play a bitter goblin bard in an evil campaign.
Perform as a buffoon as expected when needed, but is bitter as hell that his talent won't ever be recognise because "goblin". He may very well be wrong though, but will probably never realise it.
Does that count?

I read a really great copy pasta, posted years ago, about a rogue that was doomed to be a paladin. He tried to steal the bejeweled and shining suit of armor that a great paladin had worn long ago. As a result his every attempt at theft and general no goodery resulted in him saving some one or committing some great kindness in glorious fashion.

Unarmed is great though. Just dodging bullets and kicking heads off musketeers.