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>>48204108
>that tabard is worth more than her all her serfs' turnip farms combined

looking for good gestalt builds for a group of assassins for npcs. 1party only. high level and have to be one class that gets 6 or 9th lvl spells and one non casting class. all of them will have mythic 1 except the leader who has mythic 10.

any ideas would be appreciated.

>>48202128
>Please search for the unerrata'd content here:
What's this about?

>>48202128
I'll have snouts all I like.

/pfg/ omplains about humans but, literally worships humans but with animal ears and tail for no evolutionary reasoning

First post for Devoted of Sigmar!!!

sylvaneth is here, nurgle is shits

How effective is the Celestant-Prime on the board? I don't see him talked about much.

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gnomes are so goofy and cute.

>>48188808
Ruby dragon easily.

>>48188999
nice trips.

i'd go with the gnome tinker.

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How do you like it when the catgirl paladin takes off her full plate armor and dresses up in a poofy gown, because she has to attend a fancy ball?

My rule of thumb: even if there's magic in the world, and that chainmail bikini is enchanted, would wearing a simple gambeson protect you more if magic would ever fail? If the answer is yes, no chainmail bikinis for you.

I mostly let it slide for sorcerers or whatnot, as they can be arrogant and so assured in their own invulnerability that they would want to wear some sexy clothes for the sake of showing off.

>>48174812
Whatever I think looks the best is the standard. Same reason I don't let players pick half orcs or other ugly races, and the same reason I give out bonus XP/Feats for playing cute gis: it's my show to run and if you got a problem with it you're welcome to start up your own game.

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>>48154165
>>48152395
>I'm really curious about where you found that information, care to share? The more I learn the better.
Black Library novel "Wild City".
Right before a main character is about to commit suicide in a Bretonnian city she is pulled from the ledge by a statue of the Lady come to life.

The Lady states that she's existed in these lands and been worshiped since the "cold blooded" ones were around before the "fair folk".

Though this may contradict the new-style GW idea that she's an elven goddess, it is the older fluff and thus if you wanted to use it to justify a non-Isha themed independent Bretonnian goddess for your knightly-army then you have real fluff evidence that it is not Isha.

It's really something that you can take or leave, but here it is.

>>48154165
So, basically, Im coming to you guys with a question: Where do you buy Square bases from? Im interested in rebasing all my circle AoS mini's onto Square ones, so that I can use them in 9th age. I also want to ask, are Vampire Counts viable in 9th age? I might also have some lore questions regarding vampires and I also want to know if my collection of models is viable in it as well.

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>>48154458
>Where do you buy Square bases from?
I personally get them from my LGS.
They had a bucket and were just giving out handfuls for free.

They're also in lots on ebay and such.

VC were overpowered in 8th and an average army in 9th.
Other people can go into more detail.

What are your lore questions?

>>48116896
Who did this?
I'm interested in how they did the hair.

First for kill all lawyers.

>>48117022
Yes please.

>>48205629
Give the mastermind actual, credible, believable goals. Under no circumstance can his motives be explained by himherit being evil.

>>48205629
Write out the notes of what his plans/backups are beforehand, and seal them in an envelope. Never deviate from these, except for ways he could salvage situations on the fly. Never just use GM magic to make him have a "THAT WAS ALL PART OF MY PLAN", for everything.

>>48205629
Make the character someone the PCs know

Make their actions seem innocent but then when the reveal happens put them into context

Do not let the players find out but be unable to prove it, in my experience they get really pissy and metagamey when it happens.

>I tell the townspeople he's evil
>They don't believe you
>But why don't they believe me he is evil
>Maybe because he's lived here 30 years and you rolled in yesterday?
>I show him this horseshoe of cursing he made
>People look at it, they agree it is a horseshoe, they're even willing to agree it could be cursed, they still don't believe it belonged to him.
> But he is evil so they should believe me.
>ARRRGH

>$135 for 5 cataphractii termies

Do they not understand that eBay and China exist?

>>48193228
I think they have to keep them level with FW's prices.

GW pricing is done by crazy people, what else is new.

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>>48208471
It's a section of brightly-painted hull bearing the name of a ship: "ANTIOCH". It looks too colorful to be military, so your guess is it was a civilian transport. One of several given the size of the debris field you're passing through. ALICE quickly confirms it.

"The Antioch, private freighter registered out of Anaheim. Reported missing with all hands six months ago, along with her sister ships the Ramilles and the Scipio. Presumed lost to pirate action."

"It ain't presumed anymore," Showtime mutters.

"There's the Ramilles," Rossweisse observes with an almost eerie calm, indicating part of the bow of a second ship. "They're easily spread over a thousand cubic kilometers."

"Cut the chatter," you order curtly, "and switch off your IFF tags. This is where things could start getting ugly."

"Let's hope we can fly under the radar... and for the love of god try not to bump into anything?"

The three starfighters of Viper Squadron maneuver out ahead of the Sericea, tiny flashes of light accompanying each burst from their chemical thrusters as they roll and pitch through the larger pieces of debris. The erratic tumbling of the bits of steel and luna titanium making up this field is only made harder to follow as Rossweisse maneuvers her ship through it: in fact it's almost pointless to keep track of any single piece of debris, as there's no real permanent point of reference to compare its movement to. You're almost certain she's doing it entirely on instinct.

“ALICE,” you order, finding yourself the only one not fully engaged with the task at hand, “devote some of your runtime to a passive scan of the debris field. Estimate its total mass and compare to the mass of three ships in the typical configuration of the Antioch, Ramilles, and Scipio.”

“Yes, ma'am,” ALICE replies as she begins working on your task. “I should have the initial readings momentarily.”
>2/3

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>>48208510
After a few minutes of slowly picking out a flight path through the debris field, your support AI's voice chimes through your headset with a surprising result.

“My scans indicate that the total mass and density of the debris field is inconsistent with the presence of three cargo ships of the configuration common to the Antioch, Ramilles, and Scipio.”

“Inconsistent how?” you press. “Is there something missing?”

“That is the part which surprises me,” ALICE replies, “there is actually too much mass. This discrepency can only be rectified by factoring in the mass of the cargo for the three ships. The presence of Helium-3 in large quantities is also suspicious.”

“They left the fuel?” Rossweisse mutters, gently rolling the Sericea under a large section of hull. “Even if the cargo was useless to them they'd have taken the He-3 stores.”

“Unless the ships were destroyed without anything having been stolen,” you realize aloud. “That's not consistent with piracy, but with commerce-raiding activities. This looks much more like a military operation... we wonder how many of the ships supposedly 'lost with all hands' were like these three, destroyed along with all their cargo?”

A specially-designed stealth ship, her crew and atmosphere suits missing, adrift in deep space. Stolen hi-tech metallic coatings leaked to revolutionaries and other private parties. And now, three ships destroyed in a “pirate raid” along with their fuel and cargo, adrift in the inner Solar System. Either it's your fate to run into trouble everywhere you go, or else the trouble follows in your wake. At this point you can't say for sure which.

>Continue on towards Luna as scheduled.
>Conduct an investigation here and leave a hidden sensor buoy.
>Divert to Cuithe itself, the pirates there may know more.
>Other?

>>48208536
>Continue on towards Luna as scheduled.
>Other?
Just drop the sensor buoy or marker for future reference.

>>48207163
>>Stay here and have a chat while he is recovering.

>>48207163
>Stay here and have a chat while he is recovering.
>Remain in the human world for a while and look around for a bit.

>>48207163
On one hand, I kinda want to ask him to come to ghost mexico with us, and we can keep shipping him and Alex. On the other hand, who knows what'll happen
>Stay here and have a chat while he is recovering.
>Remain in the human world for a while and look around for a bit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXzMD065HEk

>>48206122
Fuck yeah Gloryhammer!

>>48206122
If 40k had a shitty anime intro

Yes.

No.
Even if it's Genocide of an evil race, the act itself is evil. Genocide can be done to Lawful Good ends, but in itself, will be Evil.

Maybe, but I'd guess it depends on numerous different factors in the setting.

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>>48199551

Last thread taught me a valuable lesson: stupid smut derails a thread more rapidly than normal smut. I will keep this in mind.

>>48199610
Yeah, you posted two stories about lesbian angels and barely anyone mentioned it but a joke story about dragon sex literally derailed the whole thread. Further proof that dragons ruin everything.

>>48199058
Check the wiki.

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>>48199058
But snarky comments aside, it still depends on what genre you want to watch/play. But let's start with fantasy classics
Ladyhawke
Willow
Legend
Both Conans
Red Sonia, the one with Brigitte Nielsen
Excalibur
The Beastmaster
The Sword and the Sorcerer
Fire and Ice
The Company of Wolves
Big Trouble in Little China
Labyrinth
Erik the Viking

Should give you a good start

>>48199132
Thank you. Seen a couple of those, think I'll be watching one of the others tonight.