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>>43539751
I've got this book, it's a historical account on exactly what witches did, why they did it, and how people reacted to all of this. Great read, picked it up in some bookstore for five dollars.
Also,
>magick

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>>43539751

Back to /x/

>>43539617
>other
ask her more about the necklace, what it means and what it simbolizes

>>43539617
>Refuse, leave

Yo Snow.

Rolled 2 (1d2)

>>43539686
>>43539694
>>43539694
>>43539694
hello

1=necklace
2=leave

>>43539545
There were almost no Loyalist Night Lords. The majority of their Legion was made up of Murderers, Rapists, Thieves, etc. who adored their Primarch. The rest were largely dicks, and rather cynical and jaded due to the tactics the legion employed.

>>43539571
The murderers and rapists mostly came after recruits were drawn from the gangs on Nostramo. The Terran-born were drawn from the outcast children of prisoners.

>>43539571
However, I do tend to agree with you. It seems that it will be very difficult to justify loyalist Night Lords.

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>>43539438
LAST TIME ON TxF
> So what kind of atmosphere are you trying to promote with this system?
To use /tg/'s own setting-alignment-things, Grim-Bright. The world's fucked, but good people (like the PCs) are trying to make it a little better one liberated settlement and over-thrown tyrant at a time. New problems keep cropping up, but there will always be people ready to face the, like A True Survivor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTidn2dBYbY

However, my long-term plans are pretty extensively penciled out. What I need right now is help going over the core game (as I've got a grand total of... 1 person that lives with me locally who's also into RPGs enough to give constructive feedback on mechanical stuff), lest I start adding bells and whistles only to find that the axles are unaligned.

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>>43539574
As per last time, every half-hour that goes by w/out discussion is getting a random image bump.

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>>43539897

>>43539111
I think that DVV allowed you to do this.

It works, but some times it's a lot more satisfying to just take the simple solution. Not everything needs to be a completely balanced 50/50 gray, you know? People have biases.

>>43539111
How would it work? Players RP with a GM and the GM responds while trying to kill the players.

Knight Chandler trading out for Thrashing Dragon and its style feat chain has pretty solid synergy now.

>Hit an enemy once, light it up, hit it again and heal right after
>Multi attack strikes, and even your non-strike attacks mean you multiply the extra damage per round from your class abilities

>>43539077
Also how will they go up stairs?
Can they, like...hop?

>>43539177
Climb check similar to a human having to go up a 5 foot wall.

>"Tell me why I should even suffer you to look at me. I fought as the Gorgon was being cut apart. I fought as my Legion was being cut apart. I have fought every second since, and will fight until fate stops my hearts, and you. You. You were not even sure who the enemy was!"

"I have no brothers. Only traitors remain. I am a Legion of one and I will kill you all until death comes to take me!"- Nathaniel Garro, first Errant Knight ; "Grey Angel"

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>>43539502

>>43538811

“You do?” Cassandra asks softly, “I suppose you've got the advantage over me in this case. I'll follow your plan, then.”

Right... the plan. You clear your throat before explaining, awkwardly, that you were just planning to wander about until you found someone willing to help. That's what worked before, right?

“I see,” Cassandra nods after a hesitant pause, “Well, it DID work the last time.”

She's right, you admit to yourself, it's a terrible plan. Until Amelia finishes that “project” she was working on, however, you don't have any better ideas. Frankly, you're not even sure if you're willing to put all your trust in the temperamental deity – after what she did to Joseph, you just can't look at her the same way – or any of her plans. This isn't some grand act of rebellion, you tell yourself, it's just being pragmatic. Keeping your options open, just in case something bad happens.

You shake off your gloomy thoughts to see Cassandra looking at you, her face fixed in an expression of mild curiosity. With a strange feeling of guilt, you turn away from her and start to march off towards what you assume to be the exit. The rest of the prison, at least is deserted – not a single guard or prisoner in sight. The scale of the place staggers you though, with endless corridors lined with locked cells. Just how many luckless souls did this place hold once, in its prime? You couldn't begin to guess, and quite frankly, you're not sure you want to know.

Down endless flights of stairs and strangely curved corridors – how do they curve in a building with straight walls? - you eventually find yourself out in the open streets. Just like last time, everything lies under a thick blanket of snow while the iron grey sky churns above with heavy clouds. The bitter wind bites into your exposed cheeks and you shiver, flinching against the harsh weather. Time to move, you say quietly to yourself.

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>>43538819

“This is different,” Cassandra remarks as you trudge through the snow, trying to stick to the shallow parts as much as possible, “I mean, it wasn't like this last time, I don't think. At least, I don't remember it this way. The sky was... red, wasn't it?”

You really couldn't say. Despite what Amelia told you – that you lived, for a while at least, in the same ruined world that Cassandra knew – you have no memory of that life. The only thing you remember, aside from the vague familiarity that Joseph wore about him like a shroud, was your death. Even that, now you think about it, isn't much of a memory – it's more of a sensation, a lingering trauma that surfaces whenever you sleep. Maybe now that you've met Amelia for yourself, things will start to come back to you, but...

“There,” Cassandra says suddenly, pointing to a light in the gloomy distance. A warm light, the kind of rich orange glow that can only mean fire. It might not help you get home, but the thought of taking shelter from the bitter chill lends fresh strength to your footsteps. Cassandra follows close behind you as you lead the way, carving a path through the deep snow towards the light. Then, as the building itself looms high above you, her steps slow. You carry on for a few paces before realising.

“I...” Cassandra murmurs, her voice nevertheless reaching you clearly. She pauses, looking up at the church before you both, and shudders slightly. “I don't want to stop here. I think we should try somewhere else.”

What? But it's right here! It looks so nice inside – warm and dry! Does she know something you don't?

“I don't know,” Cassandra rubs her temple, wincing slightly, “Maybe it's nothing...”

>Take a look inside the church
>Cassandra's right. Don't stop here

>>43538827
>>Take a look inside the church

>>43538590
>>Your choice, watchers, the gift awaits your world.

>>43538590

>Allow the puppeteer to create a new world

>>43538848
>>43538950
The gift could feel the arrival of the new watchers, their thoughts did not coincide with each other. Perhaps a new watcher would settle this. It is not like one could run out of time here. 'ts but a useless concept.

And so the gift waited....

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>>43538474
Would it work for you if it's also superheroes that anonymous is currently still playing?

>>43538601
Sure thing.

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>>43538663
Well then, here he is. Our local powerhouse and the superhero who's probably responsible for 50% of the team's collateral damage.

With a 13 strenght score and a 7 to throw, it's no wonder if cars will go flying against buildings and such.

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The game started at october 4 and ended today november 8 at noon local time (nearly 3 hours ago)

Here is a quick rundown on the scenario: There are various mage orders in the world, with their various agendas and suddenly one prophet get's a huge vision about "aliens" coming "back" to the earth. Aliens are ethereal beings who possess the body of humans and control them, etc.

The game was played in several countries, Croatia was the main one, Hungary obviously was another country, but there were a few players even from the US.

Most players were capable of doing some kind of magic one way or another, sometimes they needed mana for that. And you could only get mana from draining it from mana spots. The mana spots you had to find/or buy the location from others, then phisically go there and drain the mana, etc. and take a photo of your hand as you touching it, send it to the organizers and he sends you back an email if you were successfull or not because someone else drained the spot empty already or some other shit happened.

This was just one of the many aspects of the game. Also the organizers may or may not have a hand fetish but surely has hundreds of pictures of hands by now

A fun fact, from before the start: there was an in-game website, the Shadowbroker website. it was controlled by one of the player factions, they were information traders and what not. Site is still active
http://www.shadow-brokers.org/

But the fun fact is actually this: it was originally shadow-broker.org. But some dumbfuck posted it on /x/ BEFORE the game has started and said a few very conspiracy like things about it. And to his greatest surprise someone hacked the site for good. WHO THE FUCK WOULD HAVE THOUGHT OF THIS?! you post sites on 4chan and it get's hacked, that never happened at all.

Anyway they quickly moved the site.

>>43538153
I have been waiting for this...

>>43538151

Tell him "I don't need to cheat to kill you. Also, we'd prefer it if you didn't play with us any more."

>>43538151
>kill them 1 by 1
Definetely a that guy.

Tell him to make a character that works with the party or leave the group.

tell him that the game he wants to play is not the game you're running, and he can play along or find a new game.

hopefully he leaves of his own volition.

>>43538049
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>>43538049
bump

>>43540074
give it up

to make this interesting you have to break it up, make a compelling OP for the next thread, and don't sound like you just want people to congratulate you on your eloquent research

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>>43537964
Intensify forward firepower.

>>43537964
>your titan
>chapter/guard unit

Bitch, do you even 40k?

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>what is the next step of your
Crashing those planes, with no survivors.

>>43537298
Nice. Let's do this.
1 to the right

>>43537316
From B to the top, one hit