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>>50629153
They're hidden under pauldrons

>still forcing your gay faggot photoshops

Just end yourself. It's never going to ever be anything except dumb and annoying, no matter how long you try to spam it.

>>50629222
That's very rude anon.

>>50628751
Whatever you say, Spacebattles.

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>>50628751

I always ask if the magic is actually being applied to the situation when people make that argument.

>>50626685
Yep, you can select dailies normally (IIRC).

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As a general rule, the Essentials class features that say "Choose X of the following powers" actually allow you to choose any power of the appropriate type (encounter attack, daily attack, utility) and numbered level from the parent class. The online Character Builder confirms this.

I would strongly recommend against playing a druid (sentinel), however. It is probably the worst leader class in the entire system, as its class features offer the party minimal benefits, it is saddled with an awful encounter attack power, and it suffers from an implement/weapon attack power crisis with no easy solution.

I would, on the other hand, suggest a hybrid druid (sentinel). It is one of the *best* hybrid classes in 4e, since it loses little from the base sentinel, and it allows you to be a solid leader/controller.

A Wisdom/Constitution-based wood elf cleric|druid (sentinel) is an excellent leader/controller throughout the heroic tier. Such a build has many upsides:

- Freedom to start with Wisdom 18+2.
- Battle Cleric's Lore.
- Perception for initiative.
- Two uses of Healing Word, which can be upgraded with anything that affects Healing Word, including Battle Cleric's Lore itself.
- Excellent druid control powers, such as Magic Stones (at-will 1), Summon Giant Toad (daily 1), Wind Wall (encounter 3), and Charm Beast (encounter 7).
- An animal companion.
- Only three trained skills, but those will probably be Insight, Nature, and Perception under maxed-out Wisdom with a +2 racial bonus to the latter two anyway.

It is no party-enabling Tactical Presence warlord, but it seems like a good way to be a leader/controller with great survivability and initiative from levels 1 to 10.

>>50626730
Thanks heaps, man.

>>50626734
Thanks for the FYI. I will try with the character builder. I've already progressed to level 5 in the sentinel druid, so cannot begin to hybridize.

>>50626406

I haven't seen or read drifters but I robbed the "historical people transported to fantasy world" idea for a campaign from it, it's going ok. I don't have a group of very strong roleplayers, which makes it weaker than it could be.

>>50626486
Who's in the party?

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>>50623255
>two steps from hell

>>50623314
What's wrong with Two Steps From Hell?

>>50623482
Ehhhh theyre kinda cliche over the top orchestral, but thats okay if its what you want. Theyre good and polished at it at least.

But they did Call of duty music, so :P

What's the setting like?

>>50624436
The most detailed setting you will (probably) ever find

>>50624436
>>50629984
That is what i was going to ask, i dont know if i will use the same system but people continue saying the setting is good, where i can read about it?

I cant fucking wait

So the 5 sister fans stop making these fucking threads

At 800$ for all the sets its make KD@1666$ seem like an ok deal... I'm think about cancelling my Kickstarter. It's just too pricey.

Well I'm happy you guys finally got what you wanted. You can send the loveys to their deaths.

>>50620567
>NZ prices

Well will you shitposters learn?

And they'll still get a release. They're just selling those for the Inquisition codex.
They wouldn't have done the resin sister otherwise.
Resin and metal are for the codex, the actual release is bound to hit the stores between February and June. They're just getting everyone hyped, and seeing as how the announcement video of Magnus with the SoB message is by far the most liked, viewed, commented and shared video of their fb page, it's working.

Development of bronze technology led to conflict with dragons, who until then regarded people as too stupid or weak to pose any sort of threat to their well-being. Even though bronze was basically shit against them, they saw it as the first step towards iron, which proved more effective.

So if you don't count the endless barrage of dragon fire, everything was pretty good.

Romans and Egyptians make everything better.

>>50620758
Why was iron more effective? Are we talking about iron being more damaging to magic beings?

>>50610504
Can't properly sell you my systems without knowing your tastes, and - more importantly - your prejudice.

>>50610504
Dungeons and Dragons.
You can explore dungeons and fight dragons, what else do you want?

Legends of the Wulin. It has an (in my experience) unique blend of deep, satisfyingly crunchy mechanics with a focus more on genre emulation that attempting to simulate gritty details.

Every battle isn't just a clash of swords, but of ideals, philosophies and beliefs. And the amazing thing is that the system actually supports this.

One of my favourite moments ever happened in the system, in a PvP duel no less. My PC and another member of the party had never seen eye to eye and the tension grew up to the point they exchanged blows.

It was fantastic. The way the combat system worked it was an engaging and enjoyable fight for both of us, and our characters actions were both shows of mechanical strength and them trying to prove the righteousness of their own way. It was a hard fought thing, with both characters giving it their all, but by the end of it who won no longer mattered.

Seeing one anothers strength and sincerity, understanding them through the clash of blows, let them gain a newfound respect for each other, acknowledging the others path while walking their own. And the amazing thing was that the mechanics supported it, every step of the way- Even allowing them to gain a mutual buff as the long term consequence of the battle, empowering one another with the newfound camaraderie.

Of course, there are people for whom the idea of two people beating the crap out of each other resulting in friendship and power ups will enrage them, but I adored it, and I've still yet to see a system which manages to marry mechanics and themes in such an amazing way.

(Although sadly the system has problems, the biggest of which is one of the worst edited core books ever, making it far, far harder than it needs to be to learn and play. It's a damn shame.)

Why not

The greatest betrayals are possible when everyone thinks you're completely trustworthy. They're playing the long game.

>>50596984
>People liking things in different flavours than I do is badwrongfun

Kill yourself, OP.

>>50529755
I'm gonna celebrate V4 with an Operation Unthinkable game. Total War high point value game between Western Allies and the Rooskies will be pretty great.

So my Romanians appear to be in a good spot in March. Consider that under the rules presented in the podcast, a fully maxed out Puscasi has to lose thirty stands before testing morale even once. QoQ seems to be baked into the core rules.

The Age of the Blob has finally come.

>>50530354
I gotta find time to listen to this.

I loathe them with a passion, but they get all the fucking scoops and behind the scenes access to the fucking Primary Shareholder of Battlefront.

Ever heard of Vast:crystal caverns?
it is an assymetrical game for up to 5 players
the 5 roles are
Knight: does most of the crawling and tries to kill the dragon
Goblins: have 3 units on a map and try to kill knight
Dragon: try to wake up and escape
cave: stall long enough to collapse
thief: steal shit from everyone

I suggest you give it a try

>>50631890
Atm they are doing a second printing on kickstarter for 60$ + shipping

>>50631890
is it possible to play it on my own? all of those classes sound like a ton of fun.

I already do. Im on /tg/ arent I?

Humans are often monsters, so...

>>50629810
>>50629841
touche

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First for da kunning orks

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>Things that get hyped by GW that no one uses

I'm heading to GW this week and I am torn between Necrons, Tau, and IG. I like the look of all of them, but how fun are each of them to play?