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>>48170039
Golden Sky Stories
http://starlinepublishing.com/our-games/golden-sky-stories/

Monsters and Other Childish Things (the monsters are pets)
http://www.arcdream.com/pdf/monsters-quick.pdf

FAE
http://www.evilhat.com/home/fate-core-downloads/

>>48170154
Much appreciated, will check out.

>>48170154
Additionally, yeah, the feeling of that film is something that would be cool to capture for my sister if I could manage it.

>>48169876
If we use the Masterwork mod, sure, I'd be up for it.

>>48169876
As long as we don't use Masterwork, I'd be happy to get involved.

>>48169876
Did Toady re-implement goblins as an feature in the game yet, or do they still sit in their empty buildings without ever attacking fortresses?

Who's going to develop the magitech and deal with things beyond the scope of technology? There'll be an old guard, but as with all things, the next generation of wizard will capitalize on the new pursuit and the age of techmages will commence.

Eventually, rather than being at odds, the best of both disciplines will coalesce and what were once the new generation of experimenters will become the new old guard of regent production assisted by automation, spell conducting gloves increasing the stability of fireballs even in the hands of a novice, and legs for your wizard tower in case you feel like a change of scenery, but not at the pace of teleportation.

>>48169862
Not really

Wizard shit wouldn't really overlap at all with industrialization, wizards aren't usually portrayed running businesses even if magic made it a 100 times more convenient

Even guns are hardly an alternative to spells, it's a stupid comparison

All in all, it's a pretty shallow and uninspired idea that magic is somehow opposed to technology

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>>48170108
>"Ugh he insulted my pen and paper games ;_; better go into autist over drive"

Industrialization versus magic was even a theme in the lord of the rings. Tolkien's idea was that once Sauron's ring of oower was destroyed middle earth would never have to worry about him again since industrialization was right around the corner. Sauron would pass into myth with all the other fantastic elements of the setting like Elves and Dwarves. Tolkien's not even the first to write about this, it is almost central theme in romantic literature where science displaces magic and superstition but I'm sure you would know better than some of the most respected authors of the canon, right?

>>48168803

The execution is fine but the intent is stupid. The entire reason SoB have boobplate is so nobody can accuse the Ecclesiarchy of fielding MEN-at-arms. You can't just assume everything's hur dur retard because it's 40k. The boob plate served a purpose.

>>48168912
Sure - I keep trying to maintain a relatively female form. The being bigger than they'd have to be, a thinner waist and the like.

I want them to remain very recogniseable female. (I know why the boobplate exists in lore, don't worry.)

>>48168415
Real life

>>48168436
Shiiieeet

>>48168436
The world is inhabited by assholes like this guy.

>>>/m/

>>48167848
>They don't have a big robo-dick
What is this shit?! Besides,
Humans > Tech-scrap

>>48167848
I thought captcha was supposed to keep you out.

>>48167534
Sorcerer and Wizard would make something to mix in the blood to write blood runes on their naked skin or on someones skin.

Cleric and Monk Ceremonial use.

Paladin also war paint.

>Cleric
Ritual and religious observances, obviously.

>Druid
be the prettiest peacock in the forest.

>Monk
The act of putting on make-up helps the Monk to meditate. Kind of like raking sand or killing goblins.

>Paladin
It was a choice between makeup or stomping on a clutch of kobold eggs.

>Sorceror
It's not makeup, just the succubus lineage coming through.

>Wizard
Disguising their face because of the one pit fiend they insulted back around level 14.

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>>48167534

>>48167284
Can it be swung sheathed?

>>48167284
Use it to cut things in-situ. Like leave the sword in one place and use it to cut stone or wood really easily.

>>48167284
Heat it up, creating a nanometer-scale vacuum gap between air and the surface of the sword.

>>48167083
I must disagree with you anon, Dracula is an enjoyable novel and helped spawn the idea of vampires being able to infiltrate and act as a parasite upon society. Which works quite nicely from a horror perspective.

Twilight was poorly written and made them sparkle.

>>48167083
I blame Twilight for making young adult novels popular.
Twilight is like a Japanese LN, but Western.
Literally cancer.
It spawned a bunch of shitty uninspired franchises like 50 Shades of Gray that enjoyed a wild success among people too illiterate to enjoy proper literature. And, no, I'm not talking about B-tier paperback fantasy/sci-fi/whatever novels when I'm talking about "proper literature".

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If anything Anne Rice ruined them first, and harder. A lot of what she did to them stuck meanwhile nobody really thinks of Twilight vampires as real vampires.

>>48166940
Neither of those things are very original.

Everybody starts with a resource pool. A unit of resource, once spent, is spent forever. However, you can invest resources, effectively removing them from your pool for a number of turns and getting more resources when the investment matures.

>>48166970
Name their predecessors, then.

Magic cant be played on your own while on the toilet
And there the advantages of HS end

Competitive Hearthstone is less about playing the game and more about watching your favorite Internet personality play the game and that's the problem. Every Friday night dozens of people go to hundreds of events across the country to play Magic competitively, not to mention the dozen actual tournaments a season where people pour in from every state.

I hate competitive Magic and Wizards but that doesn't change the facts.

>>48166873

But you can play Duels or various non-official rulesless table simulators loaded with magic card images on the toilet

>>48166210
Daily reminder that Cursed Child is a terrible terrible thing.

Yes, I'm salty.

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>>48166681
I didn't even know that that thing was a thing. What's so terrible about it?
Aside from being a part of Harry Potter lore, that is.

>>48166767
Assuming the spoilers are legitimate, it's basically every fanfiction cliche short of mpreg and sudden onset gayness all mashed together into a perfect storm of terrible.

Two words: Voldemort Day

>>48165616
I'd say that could be grounds for your character offing himself, to be honest.

>>48165616
Your call. I'd continue playing it; do it up like Baby Huey from the Roger Rabbit flick; look like an innocent kid, mind of a middle aged man who has been through a lot (Mundane and supernatural) and is world weary.

>>48165616
You've got three paths ahead of you, one is to kill yourself, the next is to go clean, the last...is to whore yourself out for booze and cigs, which is probably the GM's plan.

>>48165562
>friend wants to get into dnd
>i read half a page and then gave up because i couldn't understand
Hang out and watch movies or something. Play cards.

>>48165587
He's too ignorant to watch movies if they have english in them

>>48165562

If he's got that much trouble reading English than just do other things with him, DnD is fun but there are other alternatives for hanging out.