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>>47671759
Let me guess, you heard about that guy with the nercons? I've been wondering how he manage to do that.

It must of been a large points game.

>>47671759
That's from rouge trader, right?

>>47671829
What is this? Consider my interest piqued.

I just saw this thread on some other /tg/...

>>47671656
Yeah, same guy. not getting too much advice over there though

>>47671634
Just use Dark Heresy 2.0 rules for the combat. Melee is very viable.

>>47670977
>my elfs are brow sluts
But that is the original race.

>>47670977
>I am the Lorax, I speak for the trees.jpg

>>47670977
Marquee value.

>>47670908
Remind him that his song is toxic to the creatures he was trying to save, and his every attempt to communicate just caused them pain. He's the monster here, not us. At least we acknowledge what we're doing.

>>47670908
Fight him

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>>47670908
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAAI5Vonw7s

I do one of three things, depending on the campaign I'm in

Method 1:
-Place magic items on key villains and in treasure piles in the dungeon. Roll on charts for which items are there.

Method 2:
-Assume magic stores exist or private enchanters can be purchased for their services. Effectively let PCs choose their own shit, primarily give away gold as treasure.

Method 3:
-Every magic item is story related, work with each player to figure out which items they want, and decide general ideas on how we want to fit it into the story.

With which style I use largely depending on the type of campaign it is and the system. For example, casual Pathfinder I'd use Method 2, 5e I'd use Method 1, actual story campaign I'd use Method 3.

Hope that helps.

3.5

All Splatbooks
Magical Walmart Town
5x Gold Rewards on all creatures.

>>47670681
Any post helps my man.


Gonna do all three.

>tfw no modern Zootopia version of Iron claw.

>>47670242
Gurps

>>47670195
>1) I see Gifts for being a magic apprentice, and a spell list, but no mention anywhere of how to actually learn or cast spells.

The gifts provide the spells. You exhaust the gift to ready the spell into your hand/wand/rod, then an attack action to use it.

Lets take elemental apprentice (pg 84/85) as the example gift. At the bottom of the gift description is says X (Battle) Action "ready Elemental weapon"

At the bottom it lists several spells:
Create Air
Create Earth
Create Water
Ignite Fire
Move Air
Move Earth
Move Fire
Move Water

You take one action to choose one of those and ready it into your hand, rod or wand. This exhausts the gift of Elemental apprentice.
To actually use the spell, you then need to cast it at someone with an attack action. Page 99 shows what you roll to use those spells. Now you no longer have the spell ready to use

Since Elemental Apprentice is exhausted, you can't use it again until you refresh it. Since it's a battle refresh, this mean you just need to spend an action refreshing it.

Another thing: I don't understand why he would allow me to play this character if he was going to take issue with me basically doing exactly what I told him I was going to do.
He knew what my character was like, or so I thought, so I don't understand why he was surprised by my actions.
I'm guessing this is a case of miscommunication, but I don't want to give up on this character, and he doesn't want to give up on his chronicle/story.

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>Play a setting in which primary characters are all involved in hunting monsters, killing people and generally getting in to fights
>Create a PC that wildly differs from what is expected of Witchers and what they do
>DM goes along a little bit while strongly suggesting you do things that will make your character stronger and more able to survive
>Create the character anyways against DM's subtle wishes and make him lolevil and retarded.
>Kill Guards in a city you were in and expect to get away wiht it.

My advice to you is to fuck off, leave the session. This thread is bait.

>>47670006
My character isn't a Witcher.
And like I said, I made it very clear to the DM what my character was like before the first session. We even went through the process of how I accept new jobs and get payment through a third party, just so we were both aware of how it would be handled in gameplay.

the codex needs at least one elites and heavy support choice

>>47669228
Its meant to be ally-tier, likely never to get beyond that. whatever it lacks is supposed to be filled with allies.

>>47669228
I'll care when they give me a Sisters of Battle starter set.

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And is this thing worth 40€? As I can only get it in english but I'm french, but the 10yo in me wants it

TCGplayer is a good start, I think trollandtoad buy cards too but don't quote me on that.

>>47669429
I don't know if it is direct selling to individuals? anyway I don't think they'll take my french cards

>>47668909
How'd he hold up against horrifying psychic attack?

>>47668927
Who knows.

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>>47668927
Badly, but are you ready for the memetic backlash?

>>47668899
I blame the cat

>>47668917
What army does it collect?

>>47669009
Space Marines, apparently

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I will post what I have in the meantime.

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Samson and his team celebrates their conquest of Briggid Island, with it leaving only minimal pockets of Imperial occupation on some assorted isles people are already planning to take care of, a few of which are even surrendering on their own. It's taking a little while for the Dory agents sent to Oswald's little hideaway to do their thing, but hey, he has no idea where to look. It could just legitimately be a lengthy trip. Adelais has sort of chilled out since losing an eye, though she's still more than a bit of a nutcase at times, and she's taken to training harder than ever to compensate for the loss. He'll honestly feel pretty bad for her when the time comes to safely double-cross the Dories.

Dyrus, meanwhile, continues crossing through the mountains with the rest of the revolution in tow. This range is thinner by a significant margin than the range separating the entire easternmost third of the Empire from the desert and beyond, and while Felix warned that the group ought to be prepared for attacks from bandits patrolling the area, his luck-loving aunt's insistence that they're not stupid enough to take on the entire revolutionary army at their size, no matter how well they know these mountains, proves correct, and it's determined to be wise to just deal with them after the bigger fish have been fried.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVypFNGAHO0

You become Dyrus as frustration with this feeling of having plateaued grows and grows. You're approaching one of the most important battles of your life, and you just can't seem to go up in rank! This... can't really be your limit, can it? Everyone else only seems to be going up and out, smashing their old limits, putting themselves in classes of their own!

>A. Vent your frustrations to [specify]
>B. No, you just need to train harder! (skip ahead..?)

>>47668566
>A. Vent your frustrations to Darren

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>>47668693
You find your grandfather, sharing with him your concerns about your lack of real progress of late. "Am I legitimately not cut out for this?" You ask.

"Dyrus, just because you've hit a snag doesn't mean you'll remain that way forever," your grandfather promises. "And even then, I bet your lack of progress is all in your head."

"Yeah, but... I want to be useful to this army!" You insist, frowning. "If I can't get stronger before our most important battle, why should I even show?"

"Dyrus," your grandfather starts yet another sentence with your name, "do not forget that you are still quite young, barely a man. While you've grown immensely stronger in the last several months, you cannot forget that you've your whole life ahead of you to pursue... Anything, honestly, considering the station you'll be in."

"So we know that my mother's going to be the new queen, then?" You ask. "I wasn't sure if she'd decided or not..."

"Pretty much all of our allies have been clamoring for it," your grandfather says, "so she felt she could hardly turn down such an important role, at least for the capital region, and the Tarvosians are strongly in favor of giving her dominion over the valley. She's not interested in having responsibility for the entire Empire thrust upon her, though, so it will certainly be divided up in the coming months... I suppose the convenient little regions they've already set up will each become their own fledgling countries."

>A. Sounds complicated
>B. Why wouldn't she want it all?
>C. That makes sense, you guess
>D. Write-in response

Why not?

>>47667105

Combining a fun hobby with the mundane and the educational is like mixing milk and water before drinking it.

>>47667187
No, its perfectly ok, you totally can learn something while having fun. And it's a good thing.
Even better if it is something actually useful and not just some trivia.
You're a sad faggot.

>>47666790
They all hate each other. Chaos can't get at Tomb Kings or Vampire's souls as they're bound to their bodies.

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>>47666790
>vamps
>having the favor of Khorne
THAT'S MY BLOOD REEEEEE

>>47666790
Vamps and tomb kings are unchanging. Chaos hates them.
Also souls are bound to the materium, chaos hates them.
The blood vampires drink, and the debauchery of their parties do not go to the chaos gods, chaos hates them.