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Do you like zombies? Cause we got zombies for days!

Why should I play this over hex or any of the other digital card games I actually have heard of?

also fuck you for shilling your referral code, that's a bit low

>>47244022
Though OP is a shill, game is still solid. First time I felt like the game designers had played magic, and noted the fucking broken cards... then made balanced versions. Meta is a bit overrun with the memerhino equivalent, but... it is fine and fairly balanced.

I Mostly play WWR creatureless dragonfire reflection combo. Though I have been messing with a lulzy WOC reanimator toolbox deck.

Looking forward to the next part of the set dropping next month... should have a million gold and tons of packs by then.

>>47243494
You made this thread just to piss me off didn't you

>>47243549
Sorta.

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>>47243559
Anyway...

>I'M A BIRD, MOTHERFUCKER, I'M A BIRD

Rolled 96 (1d100)

>>47243006

>>47243083
An Iron hands succesor cool, never see those

d100 for the millenia in which we were founded

Rolled 15 (1d100)

>>47243095

>>47242767

Nyarlathotep and literally who?

>>47242767
Well I hear Hastur knows.

So maybe is you ask Hastur it will tell you.

Really nice guy, that Hastvr

>>47242767
Fuck if I know, ask Yog Sothoth

>>47242622
Chop off his limbs and bury the five parts of him in separate locations.

>>47242622
Submerge them in a caustic substance that will immediately disintegrate any chance of regeneration.

>>47242622

Depends on the mechanism of their undying nature.

If they just have, like, wolverine-tier regeneration or something, toss them in a volcano or put them in a lead casket and dump them at the bottom of the ocean. Let them be immortal down there, out of the way for the next few thousand years at least.

If they are a Lich or equivalent, find and destroy the source of their power.

In general, finding a way to bind or destroy his soul usually does the trick. May require working with angels or demons to accomplish.

If they are a Doro-style immortal, you are fucked. Flat out, 100%, no win scenario. So just stay out of their way.

>>47242537
as with all things in life
>do what feels right to you
>paint what you want, how you want
>choose what calls to you
unless you just want to win, in which case play eldar.

Well first off just do it. If its something you are interested in then give it a shot.

Go in and choose a model kit and choose the colours you want to paint it in and then give it a go.

Usually LGS or Games workshops will be able to give you some information regarding painting.

Its not hard to start but dont be upset that you are not amazing when you first start. Keep going.

When painting use the tip of the brush, paint using small strokes and then clean the brush off in water each time.

There are plenty of guides on youtube so start from there

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>>47242537
Remember to thin your paints.

be the most dangerous

duh

>>47242474
It requires you to have scars that move to different places over time.

Not getting new ones. Just the ones you have moving.

>>47242474

My settings don't have x-ray specs or dragonball-tier dick waving. The (unknowingly) most dangerous man in my current world feels sorry for your parents, though.

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>>47241163
are you going to try to explain why you like it or?

>>47241163

I won't
Entertain you

With discussion

Chronicles of Darkness lads

>>47240435
Yes, there are two 4's. Sue me.

>>47240445
What a failure

>>47240435
>Homunculus
>Islands
We were created by a dying wizard who wanted children but fail at the end of our creation. That's why we have gentials.

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>>47240426
OK, here me out here.

What if

Atmosphere in space

Or else everybody can breathe on every planet because instant pop-up space helmets are a thing.

>>47241131
Hmm, could work. Cheesy, but part of the charm I suppose.

>>47240426
That sounds like a fun setting.

Define real length of time. If you want living infected zombies i would just go with PcP endurance.

>>47240145

>the types that are biologically still alive

So, 28 Days Later rage-zombies?

Well, let's look at a real-world condition called Congenital Analgesia; basically, some people are born without the ability to feel pain. Sounds like a super-power, right?

Those people basically never make it to 30 and have to be watched constantly as kids because their bones get fucked up pretty fast, they never learn to, like, NOT put their hands on hot things etc. They don't roll over in their sleep, which is more important than it sounds. I think your zombies would be in a similar position. They're going to not realise that they're fucking themselves up by, say, running through shitty terrain and fucking up their legs and ankles. And you can bleed to death from a broken leg pretty easy, so, you know, that sucks.

>>47242413
That and they'd tear through their own ligaments and tendons pretty quickly since they don't feel the pain of muscle strain telling them to stop putting all of their strength into something. One might be able to tear a door down with his bear hands, but he'll break his arms to uselessness doing it.

>>47239604
Weird I was just watching the speedpaint of that pic yesterday.

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>>47239604
no

>>47239604

Yeah, that's pretty much what character options do.

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Samson finds himself quite appreciating the calming effects of a nice cup of tea as he mulls over his recent life decisions. 'What am I doing,' he thinks to himself as he sails to Nevasa Island. 'I'm not some... Grand military leader, or anyone qualified to slay a sea mob. I'm a bard who studied some magic in college!' His anxiety grows, despite the tea's best efforts, as he continues to get lost in his anxiety towards the position he's been thrust into. Attempting to put his responsibility into perspective beyond his own doubts, he thinks to himself of Millicent and Norman's parents. He couldn't do well to disappoint them by failing as the leader of their kids, could he? Or his cat, Tiltyu, she's with those two. Of Dinah's desire to return to Alder someday, of Adam's and Edwyg's desires to live in Holmstead. His father just wants to return home, and Fabrice serves the crown with no wearer of Noba loyally... He's the one who delayed their desires by refusing to cooperate with the Dories, so he can't rest without stamping them out!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX8bnbrAVYs

Dyrus, meanwhile, has far less on his mind, not having the burdens of a deceased mother and leadership thrust upon him in a terrible situation. Still, though, he plays his part in the very same fight against the Empire, as his mother's resistance forces and the Vautou raiders cooperate and reach the doorstep of Fort Reptor.

Capturing it is... Unnervingly easy, with not a single Imperial mage striking them. Paisley warns his lot and Hauteclere's of what's to come. If there's no soldiers in this fort, then it means they already fled, which means that Director Cato is already aware of this group's advance.

Dyrus' mother and grandfather order their men to secure this fort to the best of their ability. Director Cato could be upon them any time, after all.

You are now Dyrus.

>A. Spend time with somebody (specify)
>B. Patrol the area around the fort
>C. Write-in action
>D. Skip forward

>>47239709
>B. Patrol the area around the fort

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>>47239955
Ah, yes, of course. You're riled for a fight, so you're the first one to volunteer to patrol the area around Fort Reptor just in case fight breaks out. Accompanying you for this stretch, Doran.

"You ain't gonna sing again, are you?" He asks, less than pleased you were paired together. "I'd... Really rather not deal with it."

"Relax," you assure him, "that's me and Via's thing! You don't even look like you'd have a good singing voice."

"I 'ave the pipes of a damned angel, kid! Watch yer' fuckin' mouth!" The archer snaps once more.

"Alright, jeez," you say, sighing. "You're kind of a jerk, you know?"

"Yeah, I noticed."

Your patrol shift goes rather plainly after that, with neither of you speaking for awhile.

"...I, er, appreciate you savin' me and my mates from Sasha," he says. "I know you know it, but... I still been a right prick."

"Why're you bringing this up?" You ask.

"Well, is' just... I wouldn' be fightin' out here if I didn't appreciate it, kid. I know you lost a pal to those pirates too, so I can't even say you don't know what I been through."

>A. Respond with just enough passing interest to bring this to an end
>B. Let's talk about something else (suggestions required)
>C. You suppose...
>D. You weren't the one who was held hostage
>E. Write-in response
>F. ...

Bumpu

>>47238981

If you're counting above and below, surely it's a cubic mile.

>>47238981

it'd explain why some Imperial Guard aren't so bothered about the hostile environments they find themselves in.

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>>47238020

Well, I can tell you it'd take considerable planning and writing on your part. Coming up with a good murder mystery is no small feat, and coming up with one involving over-the-top characters like in Ace Attorney is an even bigger one.

That said, if you did it right, I could see it being pretty fun. You wouldn't need much in the way of stats or anything, so long as it was all based on logic and dialogue like the games. So long as everyone has a well-defined character, and you provide them with well-defined NPCs and present the clues in a deliberate, logical fashion, the game should all but run itself.

>>47238020

Just play Sea Dracula.

>>47238233
>>47238020
>Coming up with a good murder mystery is no small feat,

Which is why you use one which is already created. Thats what they did with the big Lebowski. I'd use one of the Humphry Bogart ones, or maybe the ones from a foreign program, like Montalbano.