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>>46075115
Miellewds-guy here.
I know we finally got Miel lewds, I hope for more in the future.

>>46075115
here

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>>46075217
>>46075147

Hey guys. By the way, did you like the map last week?

These are icons I never got to place on the map. I was going to place them at the capitals to show... well, where each capital and major city are, but somehow I wasnt quite happy with them.

Yes, the first one is a farm. Its meant to go UNDER the hex grid layer so it wouldnt show the edges.

The 2nd is for "Free City States" but Im still debating about it.

I dont remember the others so after posting the image Ill say whats what in the next post

Sedation. Lots and lots of sedation.

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>>46075007
When it stops being true.

>>46075007
Don't let anyone inside reproduce.

>>46074959
Reminder they have a Facebook now.

What the fuck is a Maw Krusher?

>>46075075
Manticore or wywrm

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Reposting my new CYOA because I posted it just as it was dying

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>>46074691

>>46074637
Which of those worlds is most trans friendly?

Does "rigid traditional gender roles, general attitude of homophobia" mean I'd have to act like a man or would I get the female treatment?

Would divine healing turn me into a girl or would I get turned cis?

Wooo, I didn't forget to put the archive in the OP this time. Go me!

>>46074468
A dragon dildo.
Nah just joking
>A box of handkerchiefs.

If you want to use character art use it otherwise I'm fine.

>>46074468
>Some chocolates
The ultimate compromise. The vote will probably be close.

>Player Question
If you can find something that actually looks like them. In my process I usually use character art to come up with the character so I know it fits. It's not really a big deal to me whether or not you have art.

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>>46073991
what the fuck

>>46073991
>"you gonna eat that?"

>>46073991
>"It ain't gonna suck itself"

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>>46073038

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>>46073042
This is kinda-sorta what I'm looking for.

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>>46073056

>>46072873
>Reverse Bob
Ho boy
>Drain creature or planeswalker
Decent
>Vampire Knight Spam
Neat

6/10
Expensive, doesn't protect itself well, but fun. Certainly good for multiplayer.

>>46072873
Nahiri dun fucked up now

Can I get some general construction advice for my Anafenza deck? Here's what I have currently:

1 commander
38 creatures
19 spells
10 enchantments
1 artifact
31 lands

>>46072838
>There is a dog here. He will not move from where he is sitting.

>>46072838
Well... What's going on in your setting? Is there a war or something? A drought? Leave telltale signs of whatever's going on, and it doesn't always have to be something bad or depressing.

>>46073215
Actually It's draconic disease. But >>46072928 has a cool idea.

Is there any reason to actually post on 4chan in its current state?

>>46072266
I wouldn't buy into the current edition.

Buy minis and play something like Mordheim or Necromunda. There's rules for both online. Frostgrave or Gorkamorka work too.

>>46072266
Some models are a joy to convert, paint and play in a scenario with friends and the fluff, despite slowly falling apart, still holds the basic principles that made it great and offer an entertaining setting to use.

It's like walking on a minefield with the risks, but the other end is still the same sweet nectar it was years ago.

>>46072151
Bump

Tell the coastal guys to start building boats.

We sailors now.

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>>46072611
EVENT!
Managing two settlements and nearly 1,000 people is difficult for Neolithic Peoples. Unrest has increased. However, a new technology has made life much easier. Simple dugout Canoes allow both travel between the settlements and along the coast. Fishing bounty is also increased.
> +unrest, +prosperity, +map reveal

Tribe of Harata
SOCIETY: Semi-nomadic Hunter-Gatherer
GOVERNMENT: Tribal Council
SETTLEMENTS: Riverell, Coaste
RELIGION: Animistic (River God)
POPULATION: 800

MIGHT (military strength): 4
PROSPERITY (food production, trade): 4
PRODUCTION (resource exploitation): 2
KNOWLEDGE (writing, technology, education) : 3
CULTURE (art, diplomacy): 1
PIETY (religion): 4

TECHNOLOGIES: primitive hunting and fishing, primitive tool making, primitive weaponry, pictographic writing, calendar
BUILDINGS: stone huts, shrine

> Choose a parameter to increase (which will give a semi-random development assosciated with that parameter), or suggest technology/building improvement. Logical choices, as well as dubs/trips will be given priority. Random events will occur when the first post replying to the most recent update ends in dubs/trips etc (evens will tend to have positive results while odds will have mixed to negative results).

Eldrazi don't live in the ocean.

>>46072105
I like it. Might try it in my stax deck

Am I missing something blatantly obvious? This land seems shite

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First for glorious YJ thighs

Drakios, Teucer and Atalanta are unplayably bad aren't they?

I love the models but nobody ever seems to use them...

>>46071974
I've proxied Atalanta once (in vanilla) and she's just too squishy to justify the investment. With no defensive skills or nwi and only ARM 2 with 1 wound, she just rolls over to everything.

Teucer at least has nwi, so he might be better? Idk

And then there's always the competition to be considered - phoenix just looks so much better, considering link team boni
There is msv to consider, of course - butaren't agema just better for that? They sure are cheaper. And vanilla has other sources of msv anyways

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>T: Add ◊ to your mana pool.

>5, T, pay one life: Put a 1/1 white and black human cleric token onto the battlefield.

>5, T, sacrifice five creatures: transform and untap Ormendahl, Profane Prince.


Legendary Creature - Demon

>Flying, lifelink, indestructible, haste

>>46071758
seems ok for limited

>Vampires are weak to attacks to the heart, garlic (they're just really allergic to the stuff), and holy powers, but can still put up a good fight even if you have or do all these things.
>The sun is their greatest nemesis, and it will destroy most vampires if they are caught by surprise by it. If properly prepared though, they can fight in the sunlight, though they will be significantly weaker
>Vampires have beast-forms, and more human-like forms for espionage
>Werewolves are mid-tier on the spooko'meter, vampires are high-tier

>Vampires randomly occur from a ghost taking over a human body.
>Anyone they kill by feeding become a hollow, a soulless body under the control of the vampire.
>The sun weakens but does not kill them
>In a straight fight the werewolf wins every time but if the vampire has prep time they could pull a few tricks to win like turning into mist to avoid attacks

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Personally, I like a fair bit of variation in my undead bloodsuckers, usually dependent on age or some kind of clan structure. You gotta at least have:
THE SMARMY VAMPIRES - These are your typical garden variety attractive manipulative vamps, usually relatively young. Can move among mortal society easily and often lead perfectly normal lives other than the whole blood-drinking and posthuman physical prowess thing. May also be the best at mind-affecting powers.

THE ORLOK VAMPIRES - Your classic Nosferatu types, with vaguely batlike or goblinoid features that mark them as unnatural to the trained eye, but can be passed off as deformity or some kind of sickness to the less knowledgable. Tend to be more isolated and rely on a network of servants or contacts in order to make necessary acquisitions of goods or blood, though some might still hunt by night depending on the severity of their physical deformities. If age is a factor in the progression, these are the younger elders and former aristocrats.

THE CHIROPTERAN VAMPIRES - These guys are VERY batlike, ranging from still mostly humanoid with pronounced bat features and wings(say, Marcus from the Underworld films or Skyrim's vampire lords) to looking like outright werebats(werepyres from AdventureQuest and the like). Any hope of blending into mortal society is long gone at this point, even amongst the freakish or deformed, and as such they usually require either an even better support network if they don't resort to simply hunting in the isolated places of the world, effectively becoming monsters in the true sense of the word.