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>>54443242
The back end of a horse?
Rednecks?
An innkeeper with a fat daughter who likes adventurer pussy?
The crazy old guy who lives in the ruins outside of town who may or may not be a retired murderhobo with PTSD?

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>>54442871
That's cool as fuck man, I love it.

>minor chapters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAA1xgTTw9w

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>>54442815
I actually prefer unknown chapters. That's how you develop the setting.
Tae pdf related for example. In my opinion, it's everything a novel about a small, barely known chapter should be. Thry show the struggles that a Not-1st founding chapter can face.

Definitely recommend it.

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>>54442783

>ADB
>no waifus

>>54442702
We already have our daily MtG related /pol/ thread, thanks.

>>54435907

>>54442743
No
Im talking about the shit they did to FNM

>>54442886
I thought he meant D&D.

>>54442226

There is a waterfall where a goddess lives (or is stuck or just doesn't want to leave) and when it's especially quiet you can hear soft sobbing. This creatures' sadness has caused people to congregate there and committ suicide and it's become something of a macabe acctraction with people looting the bodies that float downstream and people who've contemplated jumping but instead decided to stay. This has lead to a creation of a town where there are numerous religions that flock there as well as people willing to do things for the person's stuff before they jump as a form of death currency.

More than that, the people who've originally came there to kill themselves and somehow resisted the urge to do so are invariably changed having a darker tone to their skin and more somber attitudes overall

>>54442226
A bit of reality has fallen away, cutting off one part of the world from the rest by way of a chasm of dark nothingness. Someone hung a rope bridge across it.

>>54442226
There's a large region, which depending on who you ask is between several dozen and several hundred miles across, in the north. It's home to vast amounts of wild magic, which leads to some seriously spooky shit. Some people travel through it without incident, while others recieve stange, almost prophetic visions. Still others take a step and wind up amidst ancient battles, sometimes even managing to grab a souvenir on their way out. And some few go in and come back out gibbering, fearful messes. Anyone foolhardy and persistent enough to tease the events that transpired in the north out of these people is inevitably reduced to a similar state.
TL;DR: Wild magic fuckery.

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So the Sculptor worked 8 month on the Chaddread and said its the first step.
What do you think the variants will look like ?

>>54441620

Why is the you picture cooler than the not to worry about picture? I don't think you get how this meme is meant to go.

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3RD FOR CUTEDAR!

>>54441162
>Is roll20 worth it?
If you manage to wade through the shit and grime, yes. I met some pretty cool people through it

Roll20 is a crapshoot. Players are everywhere and 90% of them are shit. GMs are thin on the ground and 90% of them are shit.

Expect to have to apply to, join, try and get into, and leave a dozen games for every one you actually want to stay in.

The real trick is not letting cynicism overcome your willingness to gives games a chance. Good games are running on Roll20 and if you're in one of them you've probably done enough legwork to have some justification in thinking you deserve it.

Gamefinding online is for go-getters. Judging by your "I need someone else to tell me if I should try" post you're not one of them, but that's hardly my concern. Good luck.

As a GM I love roll20, I made a game then got to choose the best four applicants out of 30+ to a nondescript dnd game. 8 months later and three group is still going good.

>>54440720
was there?
For one, i know this sounds retarded but with glotkin seemingly getting ported into 40k and lizardmen now beeing demons or something i do have at least some hopes of them becoming an anti chaos faction in 40k.

I could also see tarrelians beeing part of a potential kroot roster but as it seems GW is focusing on humans and chaos and with Tau they only seem to focus on battlesuits.

Still one can dream.
The Eldar are not good enaugh to be servants of the old ones.

>>54441008
Eh, I like them as another Tau race. I'd actually like to see more focus on other Tau races, and less on battlesuits.

If Kroot Shapers were an HQ choice, I'd have bought a full Kroot army (including the old FW stuff) by now.

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>>54440720
Hi.

I'm the guy who made that space lizardmen p thread.

Lizardmen 40k only got up to some bare basics.

>Lizardmen served the old ones.
>Fled to outside the galaxy when the old ones died and have since hung out on star sized ultra-craftworld observing the future and shit.

> influenced galactic stuff with butterfly effects from afar (Encourage the pre-fall eldar party trends, protect the baby primarchs while in the warp, Nip a waaagh in the bud and so forth)
>Trying to revive their masters and reaffirm old one control of the galaxy.
>None of them age at all Meaning that most are older then other faction's gods.
>The tau 'mysterious benefactors' were lizard people and not space elfs.

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>>54440422
What aspects of the Metal Gear games do you want incorporate into a table top game?

I'm currently running an MGS game in gurps.

Only real downside is that it's very simulationy and its hard to make shit happen for narrative reasons like it does in MGS sometimes.

>>54440438
the tactical espionage action

i dont know if its an interest thing either, i think theyre all just lazy. because when i ask if anyone is interested they all clamor to join, then they express the character ideas they have and theyre actually excited. then when i check in every few days if everyone can make it they all say yes and they are looking forward to it.

but then all they have to do is spend 1 hour to create a goddamn character and they can't even do that.

>>54440109
3 players is enough. Tell the others they can play when they have their characters ready. Don't waste your time.

>>54440109
After many instances of my players showing up to session 1 of a new campaign without a finished character, or having glanced at the rulebook, or sometimes without even a blank character sheet, I've sort of abandoned any expectation of player preparation.

At first my thinking was, motherfucker if I can find time in my 60 hour work week to plan an entire campaign, you can set aside an hour or two and run through chargen. BUT, that clearly is not a reasonable expectation.

So now what I do is I always do a Session Zero for every new campaign, where the players just spend the entire night doing chargen and shooting the shit. No more frustration for me, no "fucking homework" for my players, and bonus benefit of having everyone do chargen together means their characters have a lot more mechanical and RP synergy.

>>54440078
I want them to. it is literally the best format.

No, but they would unban all the combo decks that only got banned because combo is unpleasant in MTGO.

>>54440130
>all the combo decks that only...
Which wouldn't be all the banned combo decks, mind you.
A few of the storm ones really were degenerate.