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>>44390374
Gnome!

>>44390391
Gnome swamps

Demons. Not super evil demons, but pragmatic and less chained by morals demons. You in a way play the role of Prometheus and grant the mortals the gift of fire with your infinite demonic knowledge. In time your followers ascend to demonhood as well to make it a more proper demon civ.

>>44390360
cut off one head and two more shall take its place.

>>44390396
Yeah, basically Hydra.

Played in a game where there was a secret society run by "witches" which were sort of technically a race all their own. Basically they sent out members into the world to integrate and interbreed with different societies and cultures, and then have them pull the strings. For those who lost interest in the mission overtime, were disloyal, or just never knew about it, the witches in charge could control them with voodoo-esque blood magic. So like, having begun the plan many centuries before, your great great great... grandmother of grandfather could have been a witch or even just reproduced with one, and despite the knowledge of that detail never passing on and your ancestry never mixing with witches again, they could still control you.

>tl;dr blood magic "witches" used a fire and forget method of spreading their bloodlines which they could later directly control

Depends on the setting.

>>44389886
He is given strength through honour, virtue and dignity.

Interesting, my players have been nagging me to run a game based on something like this. I thought it was just a sign to get new players, but I'll let you know op

>>44389586
there are these 4 numbers in the bottom right corner. One of the numbers lets people know how many different posters are on a thread. Hover the mouse over a number to identify it.

People bump their own threads all the time but I cringe when they try to hide it and fail.

I recommend brazenly bumping instead of trying to hide it when bumping a new thread. Well, not now, unless a real poster comes along.

>>44390048
it doesn't count the opening post, nor is the image counter

>>44389351
>Is bfz worth grabbing up still.
>still
It was never worth grabbing in the first place. Unless you hit an Expedition, and not just any one but one of the good ones, there's nothing worth opening.

Just buy scratch off tickets if you're going to waste money.

>>44389442
Difference is you cant play with the scratch tickets after you use them.

>>44389351
Do you enjoy opening packs?
Are there cards you like or ar useful to your decks in bfz?

If you answered yes to either of those questions, then you have your answer

>>44388938
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>>44388938
>Use the downed boy as a shield and charge!
>WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!!!!

>>44388938
This >>44388953

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claidheamh mor go bragh!

>>44388916
SPELL IT RIGHT YOU SASANAIGH AMADACH

>>44388959
That's better. Maith thú

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Sure I guess

I mean, if you want to suck, but whatever, it's your character

>>44388726
These questions suck. You suck.

Man I really can't wait to get back to questing.

I am trying to create a quest set in our own world, and let me tell you, I am having an hard time mapping the largest cities in Europe.

I'm digging some Kamen Rider style shit set in the WWI/II era, with four main characters, a russian, an american, a nazi and a japanese as the riders.

The magic will be Chtulthu and occult stuff lookalike

Library is actual on top of a ancient Indian burial ground that is ironically on top of a ancient myan burial ground.

>>44388273
Deliver pizza in 30 minutes.

Give them all homework and then when they get back the next week givem a pop quiz and tell them it's worth 25% of their grade this term.

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>>44387788
A ghost generator
>1/2

Being freshly showered and in your comfiest lack of pants, ready to watch [thing] for hours on end and realizing you forgot to go to the store so you have no food.

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>>44387819
Spooky enough?
Is 1782000 possibilities enough for you? It better be, or spookula will come and get you.
>2/2

It's OK. We have trouble with betrayers being able to do too much damage late game without leaving any evidence whatsoever before (playing completely loyal until last turn)

haven't played it, but i've heard a lot of good things about it.

It's on my short list, but it was narrowly beaten by FFG's warhammer quest as my latest purchase.

zombicide's better

bump because this has potential

Orcs, goblins, ogres, trolls, wargs: orcs, goblins, ogres, trolls, wargs, wild game and humans
Dwarves: plump helmets and cave crocodiles
Elves: cakes, salads and humans
Humans: fish
Kobolds: pretty rocks
Rabbits: carrots seasoned with the souls of the damned.

>>44387295
You don't need to bump after just four minutes.

>>44387259

This could have been done better, but what the hell I'll bite.

White plays d4. Stonewall time senpai

Actually we could just vote on moves, that would be a hell of a lot easier.

>>44387279
>>44387286
I'm up for suggestions. I don't think voting is a good idea, as there are way too many possible moves each turn.
We could have a time limit: if there hasn't been a move in 10 min, whichever move is closest to dubs is chosen. Thoughts?

From my knowledge of Japanese culture, they have sex almost constantly and have pensies about 67% of the time. So, like any other Japanese girl.

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>>44385438
In truth most shrine maidens are generally not much more than cleaning/working staff and for shrines and servants for higher religious figures. They are involved mostly providing music, singing and dancing for religious rituals. Also if they happen to be beautiful that was seen as an advantage to make the shrine popular. Unlike their popular portrayal in anime, they are not all young and beautiful. Some live at their shrine until their old age.

Their "spiritual duties" are not fixed at all because Japanese shinto religion was never institutionalized so there is no standard. Every shrine had pretty much their own idea on how shit works. Shrine maidens did minor religious activities that higher people didn't have time to (or they client couldn't pay for) like fortune telling from cards, tea or other stuff occasionally blessing family altars or homes, cleansing evil from cursed/haunted locations and objects etc.

In short there is no standard and animu uses them quite liberally. Popular culture like animu generally portrays them as being pure, disciplined and wise girls that are devoted to their shrine and protection of humanity against the supernatural monsters. Their main abilities tend to be sealing/dispelling/banishing evil spirits/energies. Often using paper seals, little papers cards with complex kanji runes, that can block/seal supernatural energies when stuck on a surface like a door/window or on the forehead of a possesed person.They are traditionally portrayed as archers with arrows that have magical effects.

>>44387363
OP here - I'm still around. Thanks Anon, good to know that I more or less can just make a lot of shit up but there's still some influences to keep a Japanese flavor to it.

Fabius Bile, Daemonculaba, royalist turncoats

>>44384967
Thread

Writers don't give a shit, and so everyone has infinity troops.