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Anchor post if drawfriend wants to finish this one

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>>48196649
I'd like to request a close up picture kind of like the third pic, a skeleton necromancer/wizard in a hooded cloak but with a green animus in the eyes (the skull itself is not on fire though) like in the miniature or like the lich to the left, replacing the lightning in hand with green flame.

This might be getting too complicated but some green runic accents on the edges of the hood/on the robes would really complete the picture.

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I would like to request a Silver Dragon from /tg/'s Periodic Table setting. I just think that they're really neat and they need some art.
In particular I'd like it if this dragon was one of the loners/fighters, covered in black tarnish with some silver around the edges. Maybe with a large horn - either at the edge of the snout or unicorn-style.

>>48184738
Why do you capitalize random words?

>>48184755

Why Not?

>>48184755
Habbit

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Can I get a warrior or arquebus-style handgunner but chicken styled?

I'm a poultry science major.

In fact any sort of chicken-person or fantasy person wearing a chicken suit would be awesome.

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>>48182060
ALL of them? That's gonna take a while.

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>>48182158
Since I should have gone to ben an hour ago, I'll just post a few of the better ones.

>Half Dragon Dwarves slave caste in a Dwarven kingdom.

>The Pretty Ones are vajazzled concubines.
>The rest are, slaves, hard labour, warriors, miners. It's a golden age for the dwarves, even though they are constantly at war.

>They manage this because they take advantage of how a dragon can breed with anything.
>Many have Kolbold, or even baser beasts in their bloodline.

>There are escapees and free villages outside of the kingdom though.

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>>48136899
My magical realm is incredibly tame. The most magical realm my setting could get is one where women are about as overrepresented among knightly orders and the military in general as men are in our IRL military, and where princes in peril have almost entirely replaced damsels in distress. A powerful ladyknight princess carrying a young nobleman to safety is the rule rather than the exception.

Of course women also court men with poetry, song and elaborate rituals and formalities.

>>48137834
10\10 belongs at table would play

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In reoccurring business, We're still trying to garner questions for Panzerfunk's infrequent Listener Q&A Sessions. So. Submit your questions there and try not to ask the same grouping of questions.

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I saw some people was talking about matildas in EW, well that's funny because i just made a list with matildas for EW

>>48159024
Man, infantry would love to run into that list.

Minimal smoke, low numbers... If you're deliberately out to fight an all-tank force, sure it'll work, but a balanced force will tear it to shreds.

Hell, a Tank force out of Barbarossa will probably give it a good pounding too.

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I was always a big fan of the "Endless Night / Dark Spirit World" scenario from the first thread:

>The moon is swallowed up, all the stars wink out of the sky, one by one, and the sun never rises.
>The lighthouse's lights become the only ones left in the hungry darkness.

>It's the 14th night in a row
>Nothing but endless blackness exists outside the lighthouse beam
>The seas are black and wide
>The sky is dark and empty
>The radio plays only static, punctuated occasionally by a bit of song
>Help is not coming

>The sea has grown still.
>The sea has grown perfectly, unnaturally still.
>The sea is a dark mirror reflecting the lighthouse and its beam and its keepers' haggard faces.

>There was a ship in the distance
>We shined the light on it and it shined a light back
>No response came from our hails
>Then it sailed on

>Francis is obsessed with the song that can sometimes be heard over the static on the radio.
>He's trying to piece together the whole thing from the snippets we catch every so often.
>He doesn't do much of anything else now but eat, sleep, keep watch and listen to that radio and try to complete that song.
>We had to bar him from the radio room and force him to keep his last watch.
>Joseph wants to try to call for help on the radio again, but Francis won't let him.
>We're starting to worry about Francis...

>Margo says there's enough fuel to keep the generator running and the lamp lit for another month and a half or so.
>She says there's food, water and medical supplies enough to last longer than that.
>No one asked how much longer that might be.
>No one wants to talk about what we're going to do after we run out of fuel.
>No one wants to think about what will happen when the light goes out.

>Joseph took the motorboat and sailed off with it. He said that he was tired of sitting around, doing nothing to try and save everyone while waiting for the light to go out.

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>>48141433
>Joseph took too much food and water with him when he stole the boat and motored off alone into the darkness.
>Margo and Cutter went to try and scrounge up more supplies in the old fishing town on the south side of the island.
>No one's lived there since fishing the shoals around the island went sour sometime around thirty years ago.
>Folk couldn't afford to keep living on he island, and most couldn't afford to bring all their belongings with them when they left.
>Francis, at his radio like always, maintains contact with the scavengers as they pick the old burg over for loot.
>Margo reports that the whole town is filled with shadows, revealed by their flashlights, standing stock still in place.
>Margo says that the shadows are watching them and that they're coming back to the lighthouse with what they have.
>Cutter does nothing but curse, quietly but continuously, under his breath.

>Margo and Cutter return to the safety of the lighthouse, lugging along what food and supplies they could find before in town.
>Margo is shaken by what she'd seen, and Cutter keeps on cursing as he cracks open the whiskey he found, taking a long swig right from the bottle.
>Cutter says that he saw Joseph's shadow out there, standing in the stern of a sunken boat in the town's little harbor.

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Preemptive threadly reminder that Snares wins games

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No-one's interested?

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Last self-bump - this looks pretty great, even if it is a bit expensive, it's basically a Liberated Account that rewards you for running, which is what should be doing as a criminal anyway

>>48220826
I had a vague idea of them, at least temporarily, taking over an Imperial Planet, but I have no idea what circumstances would required for something like that to happen.

>>48220856
More slaves for the taking.

>>48220826
Lead up to it. Saboteurs, collaborators, ect. Ancient literature describing raids in the past, like this is a season reaping or harvest.

For multiple raids, make it either so they survive and escape before being hunted down, or the Inquisitor knows where the next raid will be so he sends them in.

Piss them off enough and the acolytes get a target on their heads.

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The closest I've ever come is playing a Witch in Pathfinder who never spoke due to trauma and an abusive childhood, and instead her familiar did all her speaking for her.

The familiar itself was just a subconscious manifestation of her thoughts and feelings though, so I'm not sure if it counts.

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>>48220428
>never spoke due to trauma and an abusive childhood, and instead her familiar did all her speaking for her.
That's still verbal, dumbass.

Subconcious, eh? A familiar like that could sometimes be at odds with what she'd prefer to say or reveal. Which is cool, if I'm understanding you right.

>>48217559
>now

OP, you have much to learn.

>>48217559
>wavy screen effect
>harp arpeggio
>fade out, fade in
GM: So you want to play a white male human fighter?

That's almost as insane as when Elminster was asked to raise the girl he was going to spend the next couple centuries having sex with by her mother.

>>48216736
Math doesn't add up, that should be 111

It could be worse, you could be playing the Fellowship rpg.

>>48216782
>8+3 doesn't equal 11

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>>48215666
You walk with Lynna back to the Zora's Domain, having said your goodbyes to the River Zora and searched through the Temple a little, finding little else but another Red Rupee Lynna agreed to hold onto. You reach the elderly Zora and quickly give him the fresh water. He breathes out and seems to quickly recover some strength. He looks at you and Lynna with a warm, welcoming smile. "I... I see that you have succeeded."

"We have, sir. I-it was mostly Termina that did the footwork, but the Temple is back to normal. Ah... its guardian sends his wishes that you recover soon." Lynna tells the elderly Zora, sitting down on a stool.

"Did you manage to find Tijo and Toto?" the younger Zora asks eagerly. Lynna flinches slightly, trying to avoid eye contact.

>A. ...yes
>B. They are at peace
>C. You don't wish to talk about it
>D. Lie to him, tell him you haven't
>E. Something else?

>>48215680
>A. ...yes
>B. They are at peace

He has to have some closure to this. Tell him gently, but honestly.

>>48215680
>>A. ...yes
>>B. They are at peace

Be honest here

>>48215076
I try it but always end up mixing up voices and just giving up

>>48215076
I usually only use stereotypical voices. tough guy, orc voice, slightly british/uperclass thing, etc.
I usually just voice females in my regular voice.

>>48215076

I do as wide a variety of voices as I can. I generally don't try accents though since I can't do many.

Can't stand those plebs who won't even try. Even worse when it's all because they're too embarrassed/shy but they try to make excuses instead for why they're objectively right not to do voices.

>>48214598

It's just you. Common wisdom holds they're underpowered.

>>48214610
Really? I find that the Bombardment Cannon, when it works, works really well on Orks and Eldar. And I can dance circles around Imperial Navy. The only fleets I seem to have problems with are Chaos because of a lack of fighter support and their long-range lances stripping me of shields every time.

>>48214598
Obviously The Emperor Protects.