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>>46511981
+1 watches Kill La Kill

>>46512457
That's fair.

>>46511981
60 vitality
25 endurance
10 strength
45 skill
45 bloodtinge
9 arcane

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I may be late to the party, but I think what was stolen from the giants had something to do with the dragons. Idly reading the description for the dragon bone fist got me thinking

>The Gods fused the power of the soul with
the great bones of the dragons, forming an
appropriate core for the giant golem.

I actually think that Priscilla was created artificially by Seathe, in Gwyndolin's image. I think Seathe saw a kindred spirit in Gwyndolin and was obsessed with them because they were both outcasts, and that's also why the moonlight butterfly has a similar headpiece and the same boss theme.

>>46525309
As basic as it sounds, I'd really like to see a Teysa1.0 with Teysa2.0's art.

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I also made this one. They look pretty solid in sleeves. I played with a fake Overgrown Tomb for about a week using this method until my last Tomb came in the mail.

Only one of my eagle-eyed friends caught me and he didn't care because I had the real one in the mail.

>>46525397
Yes... I love Envoy of Ghosts' art but Orzhov Scion is so much better.

I still feel like that cover is a mistake. The guy's biggest artistic weakness is his inability to draw a face that doesn't look like a lumpy eyed prune.
One of those sprawling "Where's Waldo?" scenes would be a much more visually appealing choice.

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>>46531105
Well, that had jack shit to do with conversation about the game itself.

>>46530949
Never been able to find a game, but right now I feel like the Hunter's Still Hearts ability needs an option for smuggling other people along with him if he does well enough. Or is that one of the possible 'goals' you can choose when you use it?

>>46528794
It is an unwritten law that GMs who insist upon fumbles like this are humongous fags.

>>46528794
Don't play with shit GMs. Also make them confirm the crit fail if they want to do crazy ridiculous fumbles.

>>46528848
>>46528874

If I don't make you roll to confirm crit success, I don't have to roll to confirm crit failures

>>46526732
So pugmire?

>>46526862
Sure. I don't really care about the specific games that do this, I'm just asking if it's a good idea or not, and how people feel about it.

You can't really judge a setting from whether or not there's humans in it. You could just try to see where everything takes you and THEN decide if it's good or bad.

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>>46525335

the red circles are removable parts hiding ladders or big blocks i can replace with ladders

the yellow is block that fell off so you can see it can be removed.

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>>46525370
this is without stuff.

>>46525335
Could we get some images of a decent size? That'd help.

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Ah, can someone help me find a working torrent for the comic character Shi? i want the specials named "The Illustrated Warrior".

I have issue #2 but I need a digital HD picture and so the paperback is actually useless for me

>>46523547
Here

>wow we are already at episode 65?
cinda I miss archived Ep58 as 59 so we jumped from 59 to 60, this is the 65th episode but there is already a 65 archived.

>>46523547
Miellewds-guy here.

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Current state of the Western Continent.

>>46523033
>K.Improve economy

Slow start, isn't it?

>>46524445
I'm going with this

>>46523010
How realistic do you want to go?

Strike! does gamist class based squad level tactical combat (think modern XCOM) well, although you'll probably have to refluff/restrict stuff a lot. Would be fine for a GI Joe style campaign of colorful specialists doing specialist things with their specialist weaponry.

Savage Worlds has a hardon for guns and military stuff, but is also not very serious.

>>46523093
Fairly realistic. More than anything though I just want an RPG that has a lot of information and tips on running realistic military campaigns.

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>>46523010
Good military campaigns aren't in the game. It's the GM.

If I were to start something I'd use ORE for speed and gamist complexity. I handles damage in an excellent way, has a great mechanic for multiple attacks, and has a mod which includes UA sanity. It balances at first glance in a dice pool making very easy to modify. That's what I look for in a system and ORE delivers.

If you want gun stats look at Wild Talents. But I don't think that's what it should be about. It's more about the strategic and tactical relevance of different weapon systems. And that, of course, is the GM's job.

Have you peeked at this pesky system called Real Life? It may have the answers you seek.

>>46522895
Go punch a bullet

Because that's literally why we invented weapons

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>>46521682

>>46521682
IIRC the vampires killed most of themselves through infighting, leaving the remainder to be ganked by humans (even if a single vampire is vastly superior to a human, a single vampire is going to have trouble against several hundred pissed off people armed with torches and pitchforks.

Bullets aren't very effective against WoD vampires, but swords, axes and the like were. A well trained knight is more of a threat to a vamp than a modern soldier, because the knight's weapon hurts them more, and they're used to fighting with that weapon.

That, and a liberal use of fire which was all the rage in the days of ignoring collateral damage.

Also, numbers were an additional advantage. Even an elder can be killed by a sufficiently large mob hell bent on destroying them.

>Monday, August 12th in the Year of the Lord 1095.
>1 PM

You clear your mind, or try to, at least. Desiderius had poisoned you, but you weren’t sure if he was ordered to. Francesca leaned some more into you, whispering. “Could Orsani have ordered Desiderius to do it?” You shrug your shoulders lightly, looking down at your numb legs. You still couldn’t move them. If this morning was any indication, then you’d be able to move them come sunset. After all, it took you maybe twelve hours to be able to move your torso again.

Glancing at the door, you sigh. It was going to be incredibly hard to find a suitable, loyal replacement for Desiderius. Perhaps you’d need to spend some money, buy a Greek slave, or perhaps one of the enlightened Easterners. That was another problem: Money. While you currently had a good system, there was a chance that Orsani knew of your theft. You remove your arm from Francesca’s waist, starting to move back on the bed. Moments later, you were comfortably lying down again. She still sat on the bed’s edge, looking at you concernedly.

Then it hit you: The dowry for Francesca would be quite impressive. You began to wonder; could it be in the form of ships? Ducats? Whatever it was going to be, you would be grateful. The two of you spent the next few hours just cuddling, not really saying anything.

There was a sudden knock on the door.

>Answer.
>Stay quiet.

>>46521340
>Answer.

>>46521340
>Stay quiet.

>>46521284
That's a lot of non-sequitur.

Feats, at their core, are just character customization blocks. The question essentially boils down to how customizable you want PCs. Everything else, like "doing interesting things in combat rather than just hacking" should be a given with or without feats.

I like to customize my characters so I like feats, but sometimes going super simple OSR style also works. It's really just up to what you want.

>>46521284
Feats allow your character to be an actual character instead of Paladin nº 5000 or Barbarian McBigStick. They're the actual character creation of any non-caster class. Your class defines your general capabilities, and your feats enable you to do the neat stuff people love about RPGs. It's also what caster classes use to get metamagic and cool supplements to their casting, so everyone wins.

Also, the level of freedom Feats give is what's so great about D&D(fighter excluded). If you like anime-like combat, you can make the most insane combinations of moves with feats, or if you just like hacking endlessy, you can choose feats that simply grant static bonuses because it covers for boring people too.

So, yeah. It's pretty damn important.

>>46521848
I've got issues laying out questions in a normal fashion, I know

>>46522007
But to both of you, thanks for your thoughts on feats. For the system I'm working on, I was wondering if I could just do it with skills, by doing an effectively classless system and having people put points into whatever skills they'd like, but both of you seem to think that feats are fairly important for customisation, and I can definitely see where you're coming from, so I'll give it some thought

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The last human. What adventures will he have, I wonder?

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Oh.