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>>49079202

because they look cool in their own way

>>49079202
You're a dwarf and it's your culture, or something.

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>ctrl+f "game"

>>>/his/
>>>/k/

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I know pic related was a Cauldron cape but what type of trigger event could he potentially need to experience if he was a natural trigger with the same powers?

>>49078318
well, I hate Doctor Mother more than Cauldron as a whole, because Doctor Mother had stopped realizing that what she was doing could be seen as wrong.
While I understand that a level of emotional distance was required for what they were doing, she'd forgotten that there is a problem and a danger in having too much emotional distance.
I understand her, but I still hate her.

>>49078408
>In the end the best humanity managed against Scion was Eidolon, who was a Cauldron cape.
and was defeated in about 10 seconds using 4 words.

>And they only managed to actually win by convincing Scion to commit sudoku, which is so unlikely that it seems unfair to criticise Cauldron for not coming up with that idea and depending on it alone.
actually I do blame Cauldron for not considering Scions mental state at all.
Other human beings, not connected to Cauldron, talking to Scion and considering his mind resulted in Scion's turning being delayed, and then being vastly shortened.
If they'ed even considered that idea, they could have had more control, or at least ability to predict, when Scion would turn. Which would have helped their plan immensely.

Forgetting about emotions beyond causing stress to produce triggers was Cauldron biggest flaw.

>>49078478
He's basically a Thinker, and his powers let him explore multiple options at once, so I'd say that his (hypothetical) trigger involved being confronted with multiple options and being unable to choose.
Maybe something like a disaster scenario where he has to choose between saving two things/people important to him? Probably not directly threatening to him personally, hence no shaker/striker/brute powers.
Would fulfil the irony requirement by allowing him to save both things/people but only in different timelines, and having to drop one of the timelines in order to use his power again, so basically being useless for the actual trigger situation.

Established Legacy - "Tier 1" decks
>Miracles
>Delver variants
>ANT (Ad Nauseam Tendrils)
>Death and Taxes
>Eldrazi Stompy
>Shardless BUG
>Lands
>Sneak n Show

Fairly Established Legacy - "Tier 2" decks
>LED Dredge
>Reanimator
>Infect
>Stoneblade
>Burn
>TES (The Epic Storm)
>Elves
>Painter
>Maverick
>Nic Fit
>Enchantress

Developing Legacy - "Tier 3" decks
>Goblins
>Merfolk
>High Tide
>Everything else

This is a work in progress so please suggest changes for next year's thread.

>>49056812
Aluren in there somewhere?

Maybe Food Chain?

I run two pyroblasts and a wipe away in my SB

Pyroblast are good in a lot of permission heavy matchups

Wipe away can get me out of the counterbalance top lock if I can trick them into putting 1 or 0 on top

Also the look on a painter players face when you pyroblast back is priceless

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First for ML Rodok sculpt when?

I wonder if I should buy both current and upcoming Acontecimento starter and thus switch from vanilla PanO. I already have a Tikbalang.

>>49087728
Sorry my grammar died on me I guess.

The Nobles offer a bastard of the Lord or someone related but far enough from the line of succession.

>>49087728
>>49087770

I really like the idea, I think its neat. But the problem I see is that you are essentially spending a resource (unmarried children) on strong fighters or thinkers rather than using them as bargaining chips in diplomacy. Unless you are either a small house with no grand ambitions or in a land where arranged marriages don't exist, I don't think this would be a great idea from a family's perspective.

Sure, I don't see why it wouldn't work.

>>49084974
>Horde's greatest hero
>Nazgrim
>not Varok Saurfang

>>49085124
>>not Varok Saurfang
who? The guy who abandoned the Horde in its time of greatest need so he could go cry in Outland?

>>49085124
>Not Gul'dan
>He who brought the horde its greatest glories in the name of Gul'dan

Praise be Gul'dan, rightful warchief of the horde.

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Harpy best bird!

Help me /tg/.

I think I'm cursed.

Every time I try and play a Pathfinder game, something comes together to keep me from doing it. It's happened without fail for the past few months and I'm not sure what to do about it. It's making me want to stop even trying and just consign myself to homebrew, theorycrafting, and watching while everyone else has fun and something to DO.

>>49084135
Fuck you OP

>>49082573

The big one grabbed the scrawny monster by the hooks embedded in his flesh

"Where do you think you're going scrawny?" He growled "You aren't in scourge colors"

"of course not, I don't want to be in your war, I'm not of either side' the monster squeaked pathetically as the other monster held him over his head like a toy

"Doesn't matter, you walked in the middle of a raid" the monster snorts "And we don't leave a soul behind in our path"

the other scourgemen chuckled as the monster squirmed weakly

"don't kill me, I..I can get you gold...uh, maybe not gold but uh" He stumbled on his words as the big monster snicked

"Oh no, Our lady always needs more slaves, and you know us monsters last longer than fragile humans" The monster said, sneering wide enough to show his real teeth over the edges of his mask

and then with a quick headbutt, Higa fell still as his bucket shattered and spread its pieces all over the charred ground.
-
Meanwhile not far from this doomed town, a strangely fat RV tottered along, pulled by a fallen angel. Inside of it sat five damned souls and a beast, lazing around or greedily eating magical sweets.

But on the couch sat that little lucky demon and her master, having just spent and hour or two practicing magic.

So old friends, ready for some fun?
-
Choose who you'll be playing, at the start at least
[] MALIZERAL
[] Iris Miller

>>49082597
>[] MALIZERAL

>>49082597
>[] MALIZERAL


Fuck yeah! My favorite quest starts on my birthday and we might fight a dragon! Today is gonna be great.

>>49075615
"Tell me something. A vacation implies you come back to work after the vacation ends, yes?"

"Tell me, how many bombs do you know have come back from their vacation?"

>blows cheap cigar smoke at bomb

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>>49075615
>bomb, if you explode now, I won't be mad.
>but I will be very, very disappointed.

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>>49075615
>something a smart mine would say

>>49070849
Did you not play Battlefleet Gothic?

The whole point is that they're basically equal as no one should be able to accomplish shit alone, ideally the both should be politically irrelevant.

>>49070849
dunno if that's true, they're just emphasized less since the lore is mostly based on the ground troops

>>49057250
I've heard stories about people playing games in prisons, but they all tell the same thing - the authorities often forbid this shit for two reasons.
1) Dice could be used for gambling.
2) RPGs can create fantasies of escape

Personally, I think that the second reason is a complete retarded bullshit, if I had the guarantee that I'll be able to do nothing but work out, eat, sleep and play DnD with my homies every day, for a couple of years, I would try to rob the bank the next minute.

>>49057290
Well I guess I shouldn't keep my hopes up for that then.

Have you gone to prison? Any advice for a tiny guy who's sure he's probably going to get stabbed the first day he gets there?

>>49057290
Do you think you could bypass the first reason by getting a cloth sack with 20 rocks, coins, whatever, and label them 1-20?
Just pull one out at random.

First for Sensei a best

You wake up with a good yawn and stretch, back still a bit stiff from being stuffed in a storage compartment last night by vindictive Mist Genin. Sensei is gone when you look around your room, but you remember her concern for you last night. You dress and make your way to the passenger car where your team normally eats and seat yourself with Jimmaru for breakfast. Usually you're up before him, but you needed your rest last night. You have a surprisingly animated discussion, mostly him asking about the Suna girl who's number you got, and if you got to see the Mist Uchiha's sharingan. You joke around with him, feeling pretty rested and awake. Maybe that's just the espresso your ordered though. When you finish your breakfast, Jimmaru asks if you'd want to hang out for the day.

>A) Sure

>B) No thanks

>>49082368
>A) Sure

>is there any setting where they display the weaknesses they had in the sagas?
In the sagas, they were merely champion warriors and their "berserker fury" was nothing more but them pumping themselves up before a fight the same way modern rugby players might pump themselves up before a game. Go fuck yourself, OP. You know nothing of the sagas.

>>49078872
Wew monks would have a nice boost from barbarians getting a blunt damage weakness.

Just imagine a horde of Orc barbarians running for their lives from a few halfling monks.

>>49078937
>This fury, which was called berserkergang, occurred not only in the heat of battle, but also during laborious work. Men who were thus seized performed things which otherwise seemed impossible for human power. This condition is said to have begun with shivering, chattering of the teeth, and chill in the body, and then the face swelled and changed its colour. With this was connected a great hot-headedness, which at last gave over into a great rage, under which they howled as wild animals, bit the edge of their shields, and cut down everything they met without discriminating between friend or foe. When this condition ceased, a great dulling of the mind and feebleness followed, which could last for one or several days

>On these giants fell sometimes such a fury that they could not control themselves, but killed men or cattle, whatever came in their way and did not take care of itself. While this fury lasted they were afraid of nothing, but when it left them they were so powerless that they did not have half of their strength, and were as feeble as if they had just come out of bed from a sickness. This fury lasted about one day

Yeah stop repeating the bullshit Lindybeige said.

>>49074099
Turn it into a rank-and-file tactical game where movement is the most important phase, units must be in regiment trays, psykers must do psychic battle with each other using a magic pool and using spell books. Essentially make it into Warhammer Fantasy

>>49074099
Squat over it
squeeze out a huge stinky shit
set the whole thing on fire
bam, AoS: 40k Edition.

Oh shit I said Squat, I didn't mean it I swea

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>>49064989

Let's poll the room:
Out of all of the planeshifted versions of characters that we've seen, which one is the worst off in their alternate timelines?

If any of them are better off in their alternate timelines, who is worst off in this one?

I wonder if anyone realizes this thread works.