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>>46503507
Superman.

>>46503507
Candy-ass NG.

first for squats

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Why no copters in 40k? Make a good transport for Sisters.

>>46503322
Orks have them

>>46502367
>Cold War bunker.
>What sort of spooky things can they find in there?
Not a whole lot. The thing about the cold war is that it stayed cold. There was never any reason for anybody to use those bunkers for anything other than practice exercises.
Your adventurers will probably find lots of provisions and possibly arms and ammunition.
The "creepiest" you might drop on them is silly propaganda, telling people not to be afraid of the A bomb or never to trust the commies.

>>46502367
Cold war bunker from which country?

Spooky shit can be old NBC suits in unexpected places, looking like theres somebody in them. Or maybe have somebody dead inside. Strange stuff leaking from strange pipes. Asbestos and mold than can wreck your lungs. Rats scurrying around. Junkies. Hobos. Cultist shrines.

>>46502367
>I fancy having my players trapped inside an abandoned Cold War bunker.
like what >>46502437 said, these bunkers were never used, so with the exception of some crazy vagrant they aren't likely to find anything particularly dangerous inside. But, with that said, if you do some creative descriptions you may be able to convince the players that this bunker would make the perfect base of operations for their PCs. Which means you can get all kinds of plot-hooks out of them trying to gather the money and resources to first get it into a livable condition as well as additional improvements and additions.

>>46502219

Oh, if only you were as clever as the gangsters that built this place; Charging a premium price for everyday shit, but just letting the customers assume everything's organic when it's not? What a racket! ... God, you hate people sometimes. Or at least the greedier side of human nature. You finally bust out of there before another wave of the lunch rush crashes into the place and drive a few blocks to a low-key parking lot to call Fiona back.

"You, know you're the first girl we've had call us twice" she says, clearly pissed off at you giving her the cold shoulder an hour or so earlier.

>A. "It was my fault; I should've waited a little later to talk business."

>B. "I was busy managing a restaurant; My time is precious."

>C. "How many people are really interested in working for ya'? You said yourself that women wrestlers are in short supply."

>D. Write-In

>>46502243

>C. "How many people are really interested in working for ya'? You said yourself that women wrestlers are in short supply."

>>46502243

>C. "How many people are really interested in working for ya'? You said yourself that women wrestlers are in short supply."

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>>46501790
like some sort of removable pieces that would fit nicely

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>>46501808

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>>46501823

i already have some modular stuff. each board has 5 places with ladders or ways to hide/remove ladders.

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>>46501769
The Western continent - we've colonised the northeastern parts of this large landmass, as well as two islands to the northeast(Richfort and Beaver Dam). The local economy is doing well as we've gained access to a good variety of natural resources and have developed our infrastructure. The chinks of the SA have settled the former Sashki lands, while the Kaichou continue their expansion in the southeastern parts of the continent, utilizing darkskin slaves to a large extent.

This thing is so cool.

Do we have any heroes/important characters of note?

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>>46501905
I should probably make a list for them or something, but here's off the top of my head right now:
Historically, our people have had many heroes, stretching back hundreds of years to the days when we sought refuge in the place we now call Cavehome - warriors, leaders, healers, thinkers, creators - the first rangers, who fought a great white bear; the first blacksmiths; the warriors who first fought against the feen nomads; the first great leaders of the early Council;
Of the ones I've given names - Oofnarr, the prophet who first reformed our religion into what it is today from the island of Volcania and gave us his Prophecy;
Eyerd - the First Admiral, a great explorer and naval pioneer, founder of the Admiralty
Ayms - the second Prophet, the first man to climb to the top of the world's tallest peak, founder of the Grand Temple of Wind, also an explorer and leader
About 90 years ago from the current point we had the First Spiral war - the President, Prime Minister and most of our top leaders were assassinated, just as Pajit, Kafi and Hassein forces were invading from all sides. Three great leaders took charge and led us to victory - the generals Miks and Taras and High Admiral Lars.
As a people who value education, history and practically worship our ancestors, we honor the memory of our great heroes and all the nameless warriors who made their success possible.

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>>46501444
Large Manta Rays

bump

Have you read the Fantasy Fishing thread?

>>46501444
Where I am from there's a tale about a sea giant called the Baloz I Zi that would come out of the ocean to steal cattle, kill men and steal women and was basically unstoppable, it's about 18ft tall dressed head to toe in black steel armor and rides a huge horse also dressed in armor. It wields a javelin, that it could throw up to 300 yards and and create a dust cloud 20 yards in diameter, and a razor sharp sword in the other hand. He also had a lance that "could transfixed all those in his path" wha never that means. He dies to the hero, Gjergj Eliz Alia due to fairy tale b.s. but he's pretty crazy menace till then

>>46501003
Int is knowing that a tomato is a fruit
Wis is not putting tomatoes in a fruit salad

INT is knowing how to start a thread.
Whereas WIS is knowing what to make a thread about.

>>46501003
INT is 14.
Whereas WIS is 12

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Also I'm not sure mission budget is all that great a handle. It's the only thing really limiting support services. But the only bad stuff that can happen is a limited choice of downtime activities and eventually a pay cut, not really something that comes up.

bumping this off the bottom of page 10 while I think about it.

>weird
Funny way of spelling "retarded" you have there OP.

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>>46500533
>The rogue who uses a two handed sword.

Fafhrd?

>>46500511
Halfling Lancers

They'are actually awesome, but when I brought one into a game everyone looked at me funny.

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I'll never get to use this anywhere else even though it doesn't quite fit.

>tfw when you can't use an image on your thread for fear of committing the fatal error

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What the fuck is going on in this picture?

>>46498776
Using Incarnum/Akasha on a warforged, refluffed it all to magitek. Veils/Melds became modifications to his own body (Manticore Belt, for example, was a brace of cluster rockets), binds were overcharge points, and essentia was power allotment

And now for my own question: /pfg, what do you think a Wisdom based, completely Ex Initiator would look like? Int based initiators work with things like warder, where you have a master strategist or polymath where it's a scientist. Cha based could be a leader of men or the brash daredevil (both warlord, in my mind).
Wisdom only has on truly Ex example with the Myrmidon, the professional soldier drawing on years of experience. But what else do you see from a Wisdom based warrior who DOESN'T channel some kind of supernatural power (Ki, or the inner magic of mystics)?

>>46498776
Why are you posting King Dedede and not Megumin's skirt?

>>46498776
Uh... Once I refluffed a falchion as a walking stick/club. My DM even made a bludgeoning version of Keen for me to use. Unfortunately, the campaign ended before I had a chance to play that character (it was the back-up for my existing PC).

>>46498716

Male Banshees exist, but are rare.

>>46498716
The guys join up and roleplay as feminine banshees.
I wish I was making this up, but you have to get your dude autarchs somehow, right?

>>46498716
You know there are male banshees, right? It's just that the call for the Path of the Howling Banshee is most commonly felt among females.

MM3+ stuff is preferred but not absolutely necessary. The game is tight enough that it works out of the box with minimal adjustements (cue 10 people telling you that it's not true).

Premade adventures for 4e are generally sucky, but there used to be an introductory Red Box with a decent one and pregens too.

Go here and download the character builder

https://rogue-elements.obsidianportal.com/wikis/offline-character-builder

Threaten any player that loses their sheet that you'll just give them a randomly generated sheet if they don't bring theirs.

>>46499380
What's the MM3 stuff then in particular (well, except for MM3, obviously)?
And there's really no at least servicable adventure? What a shame

>>46499570
Will do, thanks

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>Room is being filled with some invisible gas, we suspect it's flammable
>Player A (skill monkey rogue): I try to open the locked door with my lock pick
>Player B (backstabby rogue): I assist him, I also have my own lock picking kit in case that helps
>Player A: You can't do that! How the fuck can you assist someone else picking lock?
>Player B: I don't know, you can tell me which pick you want and I can pass it to you, so you can concentrate
>Player A: No that's bullshit
Queue huge argument

Later, much later
>Player A, now DM for a new campaign: you see a locked door
>Player C: I pick the lock
>Player D: I assist him
>DM A: Player C, roll at disadvantage because he's distracting you, because you can't fucking assist someone else picking a lock!

>>46498303
>you can tell me which pick you want and I can pass it to you, so you can concentrate

That is actually pretty sound logic, I would totally allow that as a DM

>>46498303
Yea this one I can understand. You can't help someone pick a lock.