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HERO OF THE IMPERIUM!

>>55360174
Well, you sure showed those trolls that you got so upset you made a whole new thread.

>>55360174
Hey, it worked for Ellen Ripley. IIRC, she was originally meant to be a man before Sigourney Weaver was cast.

>>55360174
>Ms. Male character trope
Fuck off, watch Feminist Frequency's videos on the matter of tropes first, then create a female character.

>>55351507
also why is Yvraine trying to turn guilliman into a blob?

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>>55351507
Absolutely not she she is with another all ready.

Are you so bored of the lore that you have to make threads for your fanfiction?

>>55344156
He really really liked shiny things

>>55344156
He fell in love with the Light of the Trees, and did everything he could to protect its last pure presence on the face of the earth. Since it was he who preserved it, his love quickly became a jealous one.
Those shinies touch the soul, man.

>>55344156
repressed homosexuality

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was thinking of buying into UR Delver

>>55296977
woah pal you're not a namefag
i'm very pleased about the Flusterstorm reprint

>>55296977
I hope that Flusterstorm comes down to a reasonable price.

>>55377059
that depends on how afterlife works there OP, imagine, for example if in the afterlife the dude was completely functional just disembodied

like if you go and chop a fuckers head off, does he go unconscious before he dies or does he just become a ghost?

>>55377059
On a logical level, I'd say the spell obviously ends, as the intent is clearly that when the mage is disabled or killed, their magic is too. Given that the person making the system is probably available, why don't you just ask him his intention with the situation? It's probably just an oversight on his part in the letter of the rules.

>>55377110
As far as my friend's system is concerned, we don't really have a good idea as far as what happens after death.

Then again, I also never really asked about it and I don't know if he's passing notes between other players between games or something so who know?

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>>55375748
I thought Chris was the emperor

>>55375748
Looks more like Kurze

>>55375748
Strap him to a golden throne and let's find out.

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>>55374933
>New space marines
Joy.

>>55374945
Nice tiny weebum

>>55374945
Drack was the only good part of that game.

>>55374909
"Realistically", that is an impossible question to know the answer to because the only examples we have of lifeforms living that long have very different brains and bodies from ourselves, like certain varieties of turtle.

>>55374909
Probably nothing. The human mind already has a defense mechanism against gaining too much information or experience. It's called "forgetting". Consider that most people can't even remember what they were doing last Tuesday unless it was significant. Why should it be any different if instead it's Tuesday from 500 years ago?

Likewise, while losing loved ones would theoretically be hard, most people can "get over it". A man who marries at 20 but then loses his spouse at 21 isn't necessarily going to be perpetually consumed by grief. Yes, it does happen to some people, but plenty of others do move on. That doesn't necessarily mean that the love they felt was less "real", it just means that the human heart is made of stern stuff and can open itself to love again.

Basically, I'd hazard a guess that a significant number of people would be just fine. Look at Highlander, or Baccano!, for how immortals would act. Some would be crazy. Some would be perfectly well-adjusted. But that's not any different from how it is among mortals. So why draw a distinction?

>>55374909
I'd expect them to be less tolerant of boredom outside their routine, driving them to seek new forms of entretainment as they get burnt by them, possibly going back in a cyclic fashion. (e.g. gamble because it's unpredicatability is exciting, then chess because they want to be more in control of what's going on, then theatre because they want to relax before going back to gambling to scratch the itch, etc)
If their memory is humanlike, they will forget things with time, so they won't have "too much information" problems, but that prevents them from being age-old fountains of wisdom. How they would handle having photographic or otherwise oustanding memory is up to you. It could cause madness or merely accelerate the speed at which they get bored. Or they might just not mind at all.
Going back to entretainment, they would have so much time to experiment that they might find entretainment in outlandish things, whether it's something as mundane as birdspotting or excessively elaborate proceedings.

>>55374416
is that iron man?

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>>55374416
He literally turns into the Nameless One in that movie.

>>55374416
He's the best there is at what he does, and the best there ever will be.

I guess the classes would be jock nerd etc and that would decide your weapon of choice. I think the crux of the game should be how many kids you can shoot before the cops come.

Ebin xDDD

Would work as a board game / card game instead of an RPG unless you want to do something like that gang rape RPG.

>>55373690
literallywho/10

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>>55373961
>literallywho
That's Messiah/Meshia from GARO. Mother/God of all Horrors (Demons) in that universe.

>>55374108
ok.

>>55373667
Make maps and settings.
Perhaps get a piece of plywood and do a miniature city/ castle/ battle?

>>55374131
Well I've got (rather) small 40k ork stronghold made out of spare bits with orks from the starter. The problem with that was the costs associated with GW-grade miniatures, which contribute more to the end result than my painting skills. I like the idea though, especially if I would be one day able to sculpt miniatures of my own

>>55374250
Focus on building terrain and buildings.

Make a dungeon. Little treasure chest, traps, etc.

YouTube has methods that are basically free.

Streets, rock walls, an inn...

It's fun, I gotta admit. I don't mess with the figurines as much as I build little scenes.

I don't think there is a reality where azathoth gives enough of a fuck to take human form.

If you want it for metaphorical reasons, imagine a grossly obese CEO who completely controls his company and his will is from aides interpreting his wheezes.

>>55373491
I've often pictured a sleeping man who's features you can never quite make out

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>>55373491
I've always pictured him as a teenager who's almost always asleep, but when he -does- wake up, bad shit happens to everything around him I have also pictured him with pink hair for some reason.

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First for Tau

Waiter, this edition is bland. It's the Jeb Bush of editions. I'm sending it back to the kitchen. Tell the chef that I would like some spice.

Nth for someone remove konor from the OP next time the make a thread since it's a dead meme