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>>47110525
Do you count random old hermits who could flatten cities in the factions where their homes reside?

>>47110672

Hermits keep to themselves, so that's not really a faction.

Unless there is an association of hermits

>>47110681
"I hereby call this meeting of the United Hermit Front to order.....order you all to get the fuck out of my cave! Leave me alone, dammit, LEAVE ME BE!"

Not cover my palms.

>>47109350
Not fit my fucking hands. God damn halfling grandpa

>>47109350

They acquit.

>>47109208

Make him use an app.

Or report him to the Inquisition as a suspicious potential psyker able to modify probability.

>>47109253
If you practice a lot, and I mean a lot, you can generally choose where a die will fall. You won't roll 20/20 20's, but you can increase the amount you would normally roll by a bit.

Then you look like a prick adjusting what facing is where when you roll and shit.

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>that one girl who can't control her good fortune

>>47105593

There were none. The closest was a dude who liked wolves and cosplayed Columbine every day.

He still does that. He's a freelance DJ, which is a weird way to say "unemployed"

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>>47105621
>cosplayed Columbine

>>47105653

It means he wore black leather trenchcoats and looked like someone from the Columbine shooting/Matrix you dumb faggot. Even I knew what he was talking about.

>>47072741

How would you play anything else in a good way that is not boring?

>>47072757
ivdont know ivonko!

>>47072741
Play a human midget that hates halflings, and is often mistaken for a halfling. Or might be a halfling and insists he is not. Keep it light. Like a quasi-halfling Uncle Ruckus.

Whenever something bad happens or you get bad rolls, make your character bitterly remark to himself, "I bet the halflings did this."

Apologies mean nothing without reparations.
Easily accessible Legacy and Modern relevant reprints when?

>>47167508
Admitting mistakes is what breeds success. I am glad he is willing to admit BFZ got fucked

>Time Spiral was a mistake
Huh?

>>47167466
CthulhuTech. 2e fixed the pokerdice, and the fetish shit isn't required in any setting, so we leave it all out.

I love Fate

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>>47167466
It's possible to have fun with Pathfinder if you're not an autistic shitlord and capable of applying common sense fixes when the rules present problems.

>>47148576
no. They've resurrected the old black reach sprues and some other old kits with simplified rules and cheapish prices too go in toy stores to try get more people into the hobby

>>47148613
But... thats a good move forward. Isnt it? It even includes paint, brush, and glue right in the box. I must be having a stroke, I must be heading to valhalla

>>47148662
yes. recently GW has been turning things around. They've also been more open in communications with gamers and shown that they are listening too demand (upcominng points cost system for AoS comes too mind)

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With their tragically brief time in the company of Sir Denim concluded, Dyrus and the rest of Lady Hauteclere's revolutionaries get used to the fact that the VERY different Chief Paisley is their ally for the time being. The very same morning that Denim's duel ended in his death, everyone was heading Northeast, into desert Gerxel territory. "We had thought it wise that we avoid slighting the desert region," Hauteclere explains to no avail, "and that Director Cato might even abstain from aiding the rest of the Empire if left ignored..."

"To hell with that!" Paisley calls in response. "Sure, it'd be nice and sweet if the mages just get along with all us rebels and raiders and decent folk trying to take back what's ours, but that Cato's a snake who won't stop biting my people! We'll draw her out to fight us, put her head on a pike before you're outta this desert!"

While Dyrus and pals hope he's not speaking literally, Rene and her little group continue their adventures in Garou valley. They haven't heard from the nomad Rene spared the life of since he ran off, but then again nobody but Rene has reason to believe he's alive, and even if they did they had no reason to care. Our Imperial protagonist focuses quite plainly on the hunt for the nomad chief Tien, none the wiser to the events just West of the Wolfskin region, but nonetheless wary of them.

Samson, meanwhile, multitasks between getting up to snuff with the sword (he has the guiding ring to thank for his being able to learn so quickly...), figuring out how to ration the prison's limited supplies of food, water, and healing items, keeping up with his songwriting and novel-penning, maintaining a newly-made-official relationship (he's partially folded that in with the sword training, since Millicent's more quick and cautious fighting style suits his weaker frame quite well), and planning for his prisoner army to competently challenge their two rival factions.

>A. Be Samson
>B. Be Dyrus
>C. Be Rene

>>47174720
>C. Be Rene

>>47174720
>C. Be Rene

>>47173099
[ ] De-Ass Area

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>>47173099

Huh. Perspective shift.

Do we have IFF that will interface properly with U.S. Missiles?

>>47173099

If we've got IFF, then I'd say got for it - IR or radar, we aren't going to look much like a Fort-class. Well want to stay low, below Fort-Body-Height and make sure that we keep are transponders facing the missiles.

[ ] Go for it, if we think our allies are competent. Otherwise

[ ] De-ass area

>>47165533
>not putting your support specialist in armor
D&D clerics are not waifish clergymen, they are knights templar.

>>47165533
>When will this die?
When they stop wearing sturdy metal armor.

>>47165550
But if the cleric stops wearing armor, the cleric is more likely to die.

So far I have made Blood Elemental, Boneless, Ghoul Lord, Goblyn, Hearth Fiend (Fireplace), Werebat and Zombie Fog

I've posted them before, but ask if you want one or want me to make another Ravenloft monster

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Here's a thing I'm using for the old Desert of Desolation module:

Necrophidis
Medium construct, neutral
AC 13 HP 45 Spd 30
STR DEX CON INT WIS
16 (+3) 20 (+5) 10 (+0) 8 (-1) 10 (+0)
Prof.: +2
Passive Per. 10 Senses: Darkvision 60
Skills: Stealth +7
Vulnerable: bludgeoning
Immunity: poison, poisoned, exhaustion, charmed
Languages: understands Thune
Graceful Mover. The necrophidius ignores difficult terrain, and has advantage on ability checks and saving throws made to escape a grapple.
Dance of Death. As a bonus action, the necrophidius performs a macabre hypnotic sway as it targets one creature it can see within 30 feet of it. If the target can see the necrophidius, the target must succeed on a DC 13 Wisdom saving throw against this magic or be charmed until the end of the necrophidius’ next turn. The charmed target is stunned. If the target's saving throw is successful, the target is immune to the necrophidius’ dance for the next 24 hours.
Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +5 to hit, reach 10ft., one target. Hit: 6 (1d6 + 3) piercing damage, and the target must make a DC 13 Constitution saving throw, taking 10 (3d6) poison damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

The necrophidius is built and animated for a single task, such as protection or assassination. It has the bleached-white skeleton of a giant snake, a fanged human skull, and constantly whirling, milk-white eyes. Its bones are warm to the touch. The necrophidius is odorless and absolutely silent; the skeleton makes no noise, even when slithering across a floor strewn with leaves. A necrophidius is constantly moving with a macabre grace.
A necrophidius doesn't require air, food, drink, or sleep.

>>47164919

Forgot his CR.

CR2. Better used in groups against higher level PCs, but could be used as a solo encounter for lower level PCs.

>>47158101
Please allow me to remind you that hair is flammable and we have a wizard.

>>47158217
>implying he can cast fireball whilst sneezing uncontrollably

>>47158217

/thread

>based unification filling in for threadguy when he's asleep

So /hhg/, how do you roll with your destroyers? I'm not sure on how to kit mine out.

If I have 6 Outriders with a sergeant, they can have 3 power weapons, right?

>>47149297
>11
Your legion got deleted.

Link to old bread
>>47124433

Not sure, though being a mortariat's bodyguard seems reasonable.

Putting them in a scouting land raider is probably just sinking too many points into them though, though it is sure to attract attention

>>47141250
An elf mage who started going crazy when she still birthed every child. She amassed arcane power trying to learn the cause of this, but never found it. Eventually, she became a litch as she fought to overthrow a minor goddess of death she blamed for needless taking the life of her children. Now she is trying to become the full on death god but has kinda lost her sanity and purpose. Watch as your party never figures out that your lich was a mommy, despite those wide childbearing hips.

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>>47141250
a swaggering pirate companion

Nobody expects gnomes/halflings of BBEG status. Nobody!

Create the tiny master of darkness!