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>>54200864
The Chaos Gods can't leave the warp.

>>54200993
Why not? What's the worst that could happen?

A Chaos God trying to possess a mortal is sort of like trying to fit a river in a water balloon.

It just pops immediately, there was no hope of it ever working, and it wasn't even a very interesting experiment.

>>54200663
Renegades suck in 8th

>>54200663
they were tasked to do a silly mini for a silly game and they did.

They learned their materials are too thin to make Eldar models, so they focus on bulky stuff instead for structural integrity purposes

>>54200465
That's the type of character I always make, anon.

Gonna roll a Shield Champion, I'm also thinking on being Mutagenic Mauler, is mutagenic mauler worth losing martial flexibility?

>>54200465
I would if somebody actually ran a pirate/privateer game eventually.

We're gonna need some additional context for this one OP

Ruin another player's life in what way? If he's a high schooler why do you hang with him? If he's threatening to do something shitty just tell his parents lol

>>54198611
Like what?
That's why I made it short, cause I expected questions.

>>54198616
Popular kid and unpopular kid, that kinda shit. Pretty sure the parents don't give a fuck, they play the pro victim.

I liked King of Dragon Pass.

>>54198350
A thinking man!

>>54198350
This being said, it's also why I always try to get a triceratops mount on every PF character I play where it can help.

>>54197758
Construction
Rescue
Logging
Mining

>>54197758
Firefighting
Law Enforcement
Demolition

>>54197905
Guess you can throw in transport.
But that's about it

>>54196694
I wouldn't say Friend Computer is fat, but when Friend Computer sits around Alpha Complex, Friend Computer really sits AROUND Alpha Complex. Because Friend Computer encompasses all of Alpha Complex's systems for the good of all citizens, and not being all-encompassing would be insufficient. Implying Friend Computer is insufficient is treason. Treason is punishable by death.

The Computer is my Friend. Friends can roast Friends in a happy and non-traitorous manner. Only commie mutant traitors do not understand roasts. Happiness is mandatory. Unhappiness is treason. Treason is punishable by death.

>>54196694
Holy shit, the first game where TPK in the first fifteen minutes meant you were respecting the play style.

>we are red clearance
> stuck in pit due to incorrectly interpreted map
the map was not out of date because that would suggest FC was wrong
> yellow troubleshooters find us and offer us help
> throw down a rope to let us climb
> our leader is very gracious and let's us all go up first
> at the top
> realize leader has still not climbed up
Leader: it is with a heavy heart that my entire team were treasonous and probably dirty commies.
> what the fu...
> they threw down yellow rope
> yellow troubleshooters' laspistols starting to him as they warm up

>>54196032
By exhibiting the traits of a Mary Sue, which can easily be read up on with a quick google search

>>54196032
Having all the traits of a normal protagonist while being female.

The story revolves around them, the world is built for them.

In good settings, wizards can't warp reality.

Any setting with wizards limits their power so they don't literally run the world with an iron fist. That's usually why the pointy metal stick does enough damage to kill the magic man.

>>54195842
Then they aren't really wizards then are they.

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Damn OP's pick is hard to top . . .

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>>54191272
Pretty much the same way batman is relevant in a city of tens of millions.

>>54191272
40k or warhammer stopps working...if you try to apply logic to it.
The numbers never add up.

>>54191284
This.

Or, to put it another way: by being the focus of a senseless story that doesn't care about cohesion or consistency, where the story exists solely to serve the visual entertainment.

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What's your favorite way of dealing with shipboard gravity? Full realism, Treknobabble, or just saying that ships have artificial gravity and ignoring the why?

>>54191835
Full realism. Even those"constant acceleration" ships is too soft for me. I want to see some spins or no gravity.

>>54186673
There really weren't differences, that's the whole point of the Middle Ages. Most things stagnated.
The Roman Empire fell apart, and the pieces just sort of stayed there.

I guess the Byzantine Empire (read: Roman Empire, sans the city of Rome) were still relevant back then?
There's a guy in the OSR general who likes talking about the Byzantines. Don't think he's on right now, but maybe ask there?

The Middle East was more interesting back then.
The Arabs hadn't taken over yet, so the Persians Iranians owned most of it.

>>>/tg/hwg/

>what did they have and use?

what the fuck do you mean by this? please specify.


basically you have tribal germanics sacking and destroying cities and civilised peoples, rome falling apart, huns and turks invading, etc

NC because it's least constraining, you can do virtually anything and it will be "in character". Or LE because rules without ethics is my favorite take on dystopia.

>>54185033
My most common is Neutral Good "wants the best for others, and it would be cool if the rules allowed it but there's still wiggle room if not" for usual hero stuff, but I've probably had the most fun with Chaotic Good "fuck the rules, this is the right thing to do and anyone who stops me can get punted or have a nice day depending on how they ask" characters.

"to bring about the rule of righteousness in the land, to destroy the wicked and the evil-doers; so that the strong should not harm the weak."

Big Damn Lawful Good Heroes are the only thing worth playing.