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>>48298493
I have some rooms maybe

http://www.strawpoll.me/10756533

>>48296382
Isn't it past your bedtime Grandpa?

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>Pretend
>50% skillful play
>50% pure luck

>>48295236
>list/deckbuilding
nice meme

I feel like the amount of skill or luck required is too variable depending on what deck you're playing. Some have very little actual decision making because the most optimal play is almost always self evident.

Add imperial guard for profit
Add necrons for grimdark
Add sisters for pyrophilia
Add daemonhunters for edgy factor 9000

>>48291953
>Constant Eldar gang rape? Check
Pffft haha, they nerfed them for the trailer so you SM-babbies get hyped. Enjoy your dawn of eldar.

>>48292323
I hope the eldar get the avatar of cegorach so i can watch the glorious (s)laughter. Also base teleporting.

>>48291552
atm im playng Machines/Shion Control/Shion Apostles/Reflect Aggro/ Reflect stealth control

>>48293360
Deck list for that?

>>48293547
which ?

>>48291291
I feel this is some weird meta thread, but the answer to your question is that horses are a real, most players will know what one looks like, and historically they have been a very common beast of burden.

>>48291291
I'd wager that 90% of D&D/PF players have never actually had their character ride a horse.

It's much easier to say "horse" than to explain what a xyxhxxxz is. Even if you come up with something that isn't a horse, you're probably going to end up saying that it's "like a horse, but".

Apart from that, horses are a fairly big deal in western culture. They have a lot of associations, from knights to Cowboys, that people want to draw on in making their story.

Mutants and Masterminds

D&D 5E, use Matt Mercer's homebrew Blood Hunter class, one of the variants is near exactly like a Witcher (he's a huge fan of the series).

Gamma World. Everyone is a mutant there.

Slowly fill the vase with water via syringe, keep track of how many cc of water go in. /thread

>>48290937
Science doctor or Doctor doctor?

>>48290937
>>48290974
African or European swallow?

tons of card games fit into this niche.
The FFG card games.
Magic has a format called Pauper, the average cost for a deck is between 10-20 dollars.

People have mentioned you can put together a decent force of will deck rather cheaply(you just have to avoid all their alternative blinged up card versions).

Netrunner as well.

The best ladder decks in hearthstone are stuff like hunter and zoo that run almost no legendaries and aim to end the game quickly. Can drop some cash on the adventures but at least you get a PVE experience and actual gameplay out of it rather than just buying packs, and they can be bought with gold although its inefficient

It's hardly what you're looking for, but that's just the nature of these games

>>48290816
>People have mentioned you can put together a decent force of will deck rather cheaply(you just have to avoid all their alternative blinged up card versions)

I'm actually curious about this. I think I saw it discussed on /tg/ once, but I didn't save the info.

Bump for accurate rp

>>48290746
Make a sacrifice or two. Sing his praises. Kill a priest of Poseidon.

Alternatively, count your blessings that you no longer have to put up with that vain prick and pick a new, better god.

Why would an ancient greek god care that you worship another? It's part of the whole religion

Look at me, playing the Dee&Dee like some nerd xD, tee-hee~
Is that what you wanted, OP?

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>>48290479

I get what you're trying to do here, OP, but it won't end well. Also, ironic shitposting is still shitposting.

So like I forgot my make-up and had to leave the session and take a cab home because I can't be seen among people (taxi drivers aren't people) without being all caked out tee hee hee.

You realize brocade's been around for about fifteen hundred years, right?

The problem is that you have Aspergers.

It's not supposed to be period accurate. It's obviously a show piece made specifically to show off neat painting skills. It's probably not even part of anybody's army.

>>48290457
Greatly limited by dyes and you'll be hard pressed to see anything remotely like modern graphic design (beside floral designs inspired by brocade itself) or even complex gradients made from colors that had no equivalent dyes, or dynamic posing and perspective, realistic light theory, etc.

>>48290512
I know that, it's a Game of Thrones baratheon model for display. But it's still a retarded idea even though it's executed brilliantly.

>>48289521
Because MtG writers have trouble not having a white male as their lead. The Gatewatch is their attempt to overcome this, but it just makes it worse.

>>48289521
He's pushed as the face of whatever sets he's apart of. They're now doing the same with the other Origins Five but previously, you didn't see Alara get plastered with Ajani's face to Innistrad gets covered in Sorin's or Liliana's.

>>48289521
Because he's in a lot of marketing shit, plus the stories have him as the main character. But mostly the marketing. They plaster him on everything.

I set an orphanage on fire to act as a distraction whilst my party fled the town.

I committed genocide because my characters father was kind of a jerk

>>48289640
>>48289472

Well, seems this thread has two good ones so far

RPGs are fundamentally about small scales or a few individuals.
You could sooner push a boat cross the land than change that.

I remember participating in one about wh40k
Got frosted over right when my wyrdboy casted FIST at nurgle-worshipping foes that got constant metagaming reinforcements

>>48289428
I could see this work if you had a few dozen friends who share your creative vision. On paper, it seems really cool.

Unfortunately, I don't even have a few friends.