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>>43562732
current claimed.

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Todays circle jerk topic will be who is the rudest nation.

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Red pill theme is best theme

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>>43562656
>Bahahaha BAHAHA AHAHA

On to the topic.
>Pic related.

>>43562656
>OP's file is kill

Gnomes.

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Bump

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I've written a lot of reworked lore and collected a lot of art for it, but a game never fell through unfortunately.

>>43562585
fuck yeah i've always loved bionicle
although i've been out of the loop for at least 10 years on lore and products and everything

but it's still a pretty interesting setting, a set of isles populated entirely by biomechanical beasts and intelligent, organized creatures that fight for traditions and survival and master various elements to their favor, i loved the whole idea put behind it, and how fleshed out the world was

if you want to adapt something to a tabletop, i think there's a tactical rpg vidya out there in the depths of the internet, made by ankama games (the people behind dofus and wakfu) that could give you a basic idea of how things could work

also the equipment systems could be bananas because instead of equipping weapons you'd switch out pieces and assemble/dissassemble accordingly to different means

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>>43562679

>>43562510
lowe's. Home depo. any paint store. Arts and craft store. A hobby shop. Hobby Lobby.

>>43562510
China. Enjoy your lead poisoning.

Vallejo paints. Cheaper and just as good or better than GW. Comes in a squeezable bottle so if doesn't dry out.

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has anyone seen a good edh deck around this card? wanna get some coin flippin on the road

I'm kind of in that in the ground in between casual and standard/modern. I basically just draft / play kitchen table with my friends, but I definitely feel that some of my decks have surpassed the group power level.

Anyway, what are you guys running currently? I have a RW allies deck, and a RU thopter deck which is a blast to play.

>>43562645

Play Frenetic Efreet. Protect him and Chance Encounter. Win.

>>43562370
"Alright, it seems you have the radio down." She says. "You should also be picking up the security net. It's encrypted, but I threw in a converter for you."
You find what she's talking about- the signal feels like it should be part of the rest of your shell, giving your navigation systems orders, requesting information, and sending you positioning data all at the same time. It fits perfectly with your firmware, and you could theoretically act precisely like a Security Bot, albeit without the programmed ability to discern between humans.

The positioning data is useful in giving you a map of the city- it's much less confusing when you know what it's shaped like and you know where your shell is.
"Where is the target?" You ask, and in return, you get another buzz of static- something that doesn't make a lot of sense as audio, and much more sense as data- it's the coordinates to a factory on the west side of the city, on the other side from where you are.

"We'll have to be quiet here in a bit," Tandi says. "After we enter radio silence, the only time you should break it is when she's located."

At the same time as Tandi talks, the security net buzzes in your mind, and maps out a path through the city for you to patrol. It's slowly winding westward, toward the factory proper, but once it reaches a few blocks of the destination, it arcs away again. It may be a good idea to follow it until you get as close as you can, making you blend in more, but at the same time it would slow you down; it would take more than twice as long.
On the other manipulator, you could go directly there- you would stand out a bit more, but you'd reach it at the quickest speed.
You might have a third option, if you could only think of it...

>?

>>43562377
follow the patrol

>>43562377
better follow the patrol and blend in

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Pentex chronicles.

Calm down there, Batman.

>>43562982
Anyone found martian man hunter's vulnerability to fire completely non existent in the cartoon?

>get lit on fire
>AHHHHHHHH
>Some one put him out and holy shit he is the MM!
>AHHHHHHHHH
>stumbles through door of diner and walks to pier
>AHHHHHHHHHHH
>after cut away to exposition, we see martian at edge of the long end of pier meaning he walked there on fire.
>AHHHHHHHHHHH
>finally falls in water but burns underwater.
>glurb AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

martian burned for a real fucking long ass time

>>43563125
>Vulnerability to fire

Isn't literally everyone on that team but Superman vulnerable to fire? It's fire.

How many rounds can you move in the frozen time?

What's a good weapon for a swashbuckler?

>>43561781
Well first of all, don't be a swashbuckler, be a daring champion cavalier instead.
I was always a fan of the Rapier myself, Estoc ist nice too although exotic, of course you could also dervish dance with a scimitar.

>>43561692
Because there's a tau fleet now ?

They could've sent one when the world was first found, but they didn't and seeing as how fucking slow the bureaucracy is in 40k, it probably took them until today to realize that they should send a kill-ship.

But they can't now can they.

>>43561783
>>43561783
Kill-ships are unique weapon relics used by the Deathwatch. They are actually automated drone-ships guided by the most sophisticated of War-spirits, designed with the singular task of conducting Exterminatus operations in the most extreme of circumstances on worlds that are believed to be completely lost to the Imperium.

To aid them on their mission, Kill-ships are equipped with unique examples of long lost cloaking technology that date back to the Dark Age of Technology. This allows the drone-ship to enter into the target system completely undetected where it can manage to slip past any defensive sentries and reach the target world itself. Once there, the Kill-ship drops its lethal payload onto the planet below whereupon it performs a slingshot maneuver to escape the region by using the world's own gravity well. As the vessel escapes, its actions are felt by the apocalyptic devastation it leaves in its wake that serves as a final act of denial and vengeance upon the enemies of Man.[1]

>>43561692
You forgot your "Excuse me, sir."

Kill-ships only exist in FFG books.

Add other kinds of attack ship

>>43561245
>tng god tier
Oh nostalgia goggles, once again you show your true powers on the weak minded.

>>43561245
>nuBSG high tier
>B5 not god tier
shit tier chart desu

No-human setting.

>Not playing within an acceptable standard deviation of the mean
top kek

>>43560981
>Why isn't your character a straight white male human fighter named Bob Smith with exactly average stats, no distinguishing features or personality quirks whatsoever, and the same equipment as ordinary soldiers?

Because such character IS a special snowflake. He's so devoid of interesting traits that it makes him higly unusual.

>>43560968
It's a chapter custom, like the army airborne getting their blood wings.

>>43560968
The fuck is wrong with those expression?

>>43560968
Xeno parasites, damn things love eyebrows.

>>43560860
Assuming this shit goes through ethics subcommittee without problems, I'm all for it. The dwarves have had our industry by the balls for too long. We don't have to phase them out completely, but in long run higher deployment is beneficial to everyone.

In fact I'm ready to support redirecting coal tax revenue from industrial subsidy to human-dwarven joint development programme to make this economic shift more palatable to our subterranean partners.

>>43560961

You do realize we'll be endangering the livelihoods of many of resident villages built around the coal factories.

I'm all for it but we'll have to do something to introduce more industry into those areas least they fall into squaller and rapid poverty. I don't believe we need to be reminded what became of many of the Griffon ranches when air cavalry was being replaced by planes do we?

>>43561046
Every big change brings frictions and challenges with it. I'm confident we can make it work, we learned some shit during the air force modernisation you mention.
I'm not without sympathy for people who are too sentimental to leave areas that will suffer a downturn, but part of this will be alleviated by development jobs in new solar farms and rise in opportunities in major financial and commercial centers.

I understand we need to be considerate to our citizens, some of which spent their entire lives in steamwork clusters, but we can't allow these considerations to completely paralyse our progress.

Obviously one desirable investment will be education programmes, another will be subsidies for innovative technology, along with regulatory oversight to minimize fraud and corruption. You're right though, we'll need more than that to make the transition as smooth as possible.

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You gently kick Calanthe into moving again and she trots down the hill, her hooves sinking into the mud with each step while making fairly revolving SPLORT sounds with each movement.
You breathe in the air deeply and breathe it out, enjoying the morning for as long as you can before something ruins it.

You don't have to wait long; your medallion begins to lightly tremble on your chest, you look up from the welcoming sight of the village, eyes dilating in the morning light to see as much as possible as you softly removing your right hand from the reigns so it can reach for your sword if need be, flexing your cold, gloved fingers to get warmth back into them and carefully scan the area.
You see nothing at first, then the ground beneath Calanthe's hooves crunches instead of splashes.

You pull her back and stop her, looking down at the muddy ground, dismounting and standing next to her, your boots crunching the ground right next to her.

You kneel down and feel the ground.

"Frost?" you mutter in confusion at the thick white and black crust of unbroken ice and mud on the patch of hill you and your faithful steed are standing on.

>WDYD?

>[Check the circumfrance of the anomaly.]

>[Search for anything else unusual. Bodies, specifically, but who knows?]

>>43560909
>[Search for anything else unusual. Bodies, specifically, but who knows?]

Search for anything else unusual. Bodies, specifically, but who knows?