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What would Guilliman's mother say? Edition

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So I'm starting a Runequest campaign soon and I have some questions. But because a thread for questions is silly, and because Runequest barely gets any replies I'm making this a RQ/Mythras General.

First part, can someone explain to me how Spell casting works and why sorcery is seen as insanely powerful? It seems to me Magic takes so long to cast that most combat will be done by the time they finish casting. From my understanding of sorcery, for every component (damage, duration, number affected etc) the casting time increases by Turns, not rounds, but turns (i.e. a full cycle of every combatant using all their AP).

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Felinids guard miniatures when?

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D&D 5th Edition General Discussion

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>>53637363

What are you more excited for: Tomb of Annihilation or Xanathar's Guide to Everything?

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I recently replayed this gem and made me wonder which system is the best to recreate its feeling and mechanics? Preferably just the original and "The Lost Chapters".

Is there a current project developing such game or is there already one well established? I really fell in love with the world and the lore, Fable II was okay, I also liked it, but Fable III and the spin-offs were just horrible for me.

I had high hopes for Fable Legends, but they cancelled it, and I would like to join in adventures with friends in Albion.

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Does finding characters who use risky powers that eat away at the user's soul appealing make me chuunibyou?

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What's your favorite class/archetype?

I always find myself playing healers. Low fantasy I'll play a surgeon/doctor, high fantasy I'll play a divine caster, scifi I'll play a namomachine doctor or whatever the sourcebook has as an equivalent.

It just feels nice to repair damage, fight disease, and heal injuries of body and mind.

I even played a psychiatrist one campaign, that was dope. It was medieval so it wasn't scientific but he still understood enough that talking things out helped people, and he gained a reputation for being magic since he healed ailments of people, but really he was just a confidant/confessor/advisor.

Anyway, tell us about your favorite archetype and why.

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Hey /tg/

I'm trying to find (or make) a really simple game that simulates an Alien (Xenomorph) on a ship with a group of crew, and the delicious horror conflict that arises from it. I am hoping to keep it as simple yet exciting as possible, and am asking if there already a system is should steal (and put an alien coat over it) or if you have any advice

Here is what I have in mind

>randomize what roles the players have (navigator, engineer, scientist)
>One player begins as alien (possible face huggers)
>Locked doors restrict alien (and crew) movement
>THE MOTION TRACKER
>Aliens crawling in ventilation
>Aliens fucking with power
>Some players having a chance to be part of Wayland-Yutani and trying to capture a live alien, directly opposed to other survivors
>Randomized ship layout
>Hourly turns when not in direct combat

Any thoughts?

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Okay fellas, I'm coming up with a home brew where the base magic power centers around conjuration.

I came up with some limitations for what can and cannot be created.
>Conjuration cannot create food, water, gasoline, or other consumable objects.
>Anything you create will disappear 1 minute unless you’re in contact with it.
>Conjuration cannot create living creatures, though it can create effigies with limited motor function.
>Anything you create can only follow simple instructions relating to its function.
>You cannot create something that you’ve never seen or handled before.
>You can only create an object that you can carry without assistance.
And I just want to know, what's the most broken thing you can make off the top of your head that doesn't violate these restrictions?

Also, assume that you can only make one thing at a time.

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Paizo Games General /pgg/ (Pathfinder & Starfinder, formerly /pfg/)

Ding Dong the Witch is Dead
Tell us about those times when your party finally killed that one asshole that had been dicking them over, and then felt satisfied and justified doing so.

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So My GM decided to have the BBEG capture my wizard with no save and subject me to a ritual which cut me off from all magic. I assumed this was some sort of interesting plot device where I would need to reverse this curse so I played along. Nope, he just turned me into a level 14 commoner and apparently, not even a miracle or wish can restore my powers. He then gets pissy with me because apparently I should have figured out that I needed to retrain.

Post your asshole GMs.

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Burlew's really picked up the pace.

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Necrons it is time to rise from our thousand year old slumber and march on the unsuspecting beings of this board.

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So the "Emperor's Hands" chapter has no known founding chapter or primarch or anything aside from a color scheme, symbol, and planet.

I want to paint my dudes like them, but I'm wondering about what chapter tactics I should use. I'm thinking Imperial fists, because that bolter re-roll is great, and their hands motif goes well with fists, but I'm still unsure.

What's likely to be their founding chapter?

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Who pre-ordered?

I was told by the manager at the local GW that pre-order of Dark Imperium will actually come with a free Primaris Space Marine Dreadnought (I forget what their calling it now)