>not executing prisoners immediately after you gain something useful from them, then hacking into the bodies to obscure cause of death
Why are you such an unpragmatic adventurer?
>>44231252
>taking prisoners ever
You dishonor yourself.
>>44231292
>not interrogating prisoners for information
Pragmatism, son.
I have no reason to hide my actions because I'm not a murderous asshole.
We fed the last prisoners to their own giant vulture mounts.
Some of us have a sense of right and wrong.
>>44231252
>then hacking into the bodies to obscure cause of death
Why would you want to do that? My enemies shall fear me.
There's a little thing called "human decency". I'm pretty sure you're missing that chromosome.
Our group tries to let everyone go free when we're done.
We only kill them if they come back or keep fighting when we tell them to stop, and even then its reluctant.
>>44231304
>pragmatic
>doesn't even eat them to verify their statements
>>44231252
>hacking into the bodies
I don't have enough keyboards and monitors for that.
>>44231252
There's pragmatic, then there's murderous. Pragmatic's like, shooting someone in a sword fight, as opposed to shooting them and then chopping their body up afterwards.
>>44231369
ayy lmao
>not torturing your prisoners into unconditional love for your leader
>>44231252
>Not feeding them to the lamia party member
>>44231252
Our party does kill prisoners, but most of them are bandits, drow and duergar, so it's not that big of a deal. We had two guys who just knew some info and weren't the bad guy, we let those guys leave.
>>44231252
Because you can ransom more for a nobleborn prisoner if he's alive, sir knight.
>>44231252
But most of the time that's not pragmatic at all. Slave labour or ransom is where it's at
>>44231454
This.
>>44231252
> hacking into the bodies
>ruining good meat
>pragmatic
>>44231252
>then hacking into the bodies to obscure cause of death
Wouldn't that make it easier to identify people as having been killed by you after the first two or three times you did it? Unless everyone who murders people chops them into pieces, you've just created a very identifiable pattern for yourself.
>>44231252
I dunno, I just thought it might be interesting to play a character who wasn't a stone cold killer for once.
I only think my groups has ever taken one prisoner, we did kill him post interrogation. Only issue was that I had already patched him back together when they told us to off him. Could have said it before I wasted my time. Got me off scot free corruption points wise.
>Not Letting them go
>Not making friends whenever you can
>Not making yourself known for your honesty and righteousness
>Not letting your followers whip themselves into a frenzy with just a few words.
>Not forbidding them to hunt down dissenters and those who would impugn your name
>Not forgiving the your followers and asking them to rethink their ways as the streets flow with the blood of both the innocent and the unrighteous
>Not creating peace in our time.
>>44231292
>>44231366
>>44231407
>>44231454
>>44231468
>>44231487
>>44231519
>>44231543
>>44231550
And then OP was a faggot all along
Directed by M. Night Shyamalan
>>44231375
The "Let them go and kill them if they attack us again" used to be a real thing in wartime. It was called a parole.
>>44231252
I would just like to question why someone thought it would be appropriate to draw a picture of terrorists executing kawaii animu soldiers.
>>44231252
>not destroying ID/license cards etc.
>not destroying clothing
>not taking off fingers/toes/skinning palm
>not removing teeth
>not scalping
>not cutting away tattoos/piercings
>not making sucking wounds/cutting arteries/veins on the chest then doing compressions to get some blood out
>not dismembering the body
>not burning all of it in separate piles/areas (ie. scalp not with chest - neither with clothes or ID)
>not burying burned remains separately
At least start to hide more properly.
You can ransom them, sell them into slavery, or use them as bait.
>>44231841
That's seriously pathetic. It's like you aren't even proud of your combat prowess or anything
>>44231803
This is incredibly tame compared to some of the backwater shit some anime/manga artists draw. Fucked up all the same, but less fucked up than some of things I've seen.
Anyway, referring to >>44231252
Because we're not Russian.
>>44231252
My party once 30 lower level bandits at one point, and thanks to an AOE spell and our Dragonborn's fire breath, we incapacitated all of them. Our Ranger wanted to cut all of their throats before we could do anything else, and take all the experience points for himself. My Paladin stepped in to stop him from killing them (and getting the xp, seeing as he was already a level higher than half the party) and basically gave them all the choice to join us and atone for their sins, or never raise a hand against the innocent again or they would have to face us again.
>>44231407
>>44231468
>>44231543
Eating people isn't being pragmatic because that's a great way to catch prionic diseases.
>>44231252
Say hi to your evil alignment!
>>44231252
>shooting animu girls without raping them
>>44231252
>not ransoming high value captives back to their country
>not selling the rest into slavery
The only thing worse than being a villain is being an impoverished villain, OP, and you're heading right for that fate with your wasteful misuse of prisoners.
>>44232358
That isn't how exp works. You can get exp just for incapacitating others, or even finding a way to resolve a situation without a fight. Exp is given whenever you successfully resolve a situation - disarming traps or throwing something into them to trigger it, talking a jumper down from a ledge, killing an enemy, convincing a shopkeeper to give you a discount, playing well at a concert, etc.
Your dm is doing exp wrong.
>>44231252
>not harvesting their biomass as raw materials to construct your biomechanical war machines
>>44231252
Officers to the gallows
Enlisted to the PoW camps.
>>44231369
>human
But what if I'm not a human?
>>44233595
Enjoy your long pig steaks then, or whatever else you subhuman filth does with prison
>>44233192
Yeah he realized that around when this happened. It was bullshit because at one point we were fighting orcs in a cave, and the Rogue and Dragonborn ended up have more exp than us and leveled up after the encounter. My Paladin and the Warlock were both about 10 exp away from leveling up, and when our DM noticed this, decided that a couple of orcs just got back from "patrol" so the Warlock and my Paladin could level up to be fair. The Rogue AND Dragonborn called the DM out for "picking favorites" and said they had "earned their exp and thought it was bullshit he was trying to push us up to their level."
>>44233621
>Prison
Meant prisoners, damn auto correct
Now I want to make a jihadist character in D&D
>>44231468
Confirmed for doing lamias wrong.
>>44231252
Because my party are a bunch of soft-cocked wimps.
First adventure I executed an odd two dozen surviving cultists who surrendered to us after we disrupted their 'devour the souls of innocents for power' rituals.
My comrades wanted to drag them back to civilisation, across hundreds of kilometers of tundra, along with a whole load of prisoners, when we only just arrived before a snowstorm, with limited provisions, for a trial.
Giving them ample opportunities to escape, or inconvenience us all to death, or turn on us in our sleep.
No thank you.
I mean, it's not like I enjoy picking the bits of blood and bone out of my beard.
>>44233759
>for a trial
That's why you play a Paladin.
Carry out your own trials.
With your Hammer.
Of Justice.
>>44231252
>then hacking into the bodies to obscure cause of death.
What would be the point? If its hacked up its not like people are going to not know a human did it. If its a military setting during war time then obviously the enemy did it. If its a solo killer then there are better ways of getting rid of a body. If its fantasy then who's going to be able to tell who specifically killed the victim unless its a wizard which would still be pointless to chop up the body anyhow.
>>44233866
So that people don't know you execute prisoners nice and cleanly.
>>44231252
>not befriending the fuck out of your enemies
It's like you don't want an enormous network of contacts to call on
>>44233941
This.
>>44231252
My party is a baron and his councillors. Capturing our enemies is valuable for ransoming them back to said enemies, while also ensuring that they'll send us back for ransom rather than killing us if we're captured.
>>44231252
You don't need to obscure the deaths, all you need is plausible deniability. Shoot them with a gun that's standard-issue for 3rd party and normally not used by your force.
Good enough for NKVD, good enough for you.
> not tying their hands behind their backs then making them run across a minefield at gun point
Those who survive are allowed to leave.provided the sniper doesnt want some target practice
>>44231252
>not keeping bargaining chips alive
>not showing the rest of the world your group is decent
>not setting a president that gets your comrades killed when they surrender
>>44232783
>not being a genetically modified superhuman impervious to virtually all known diseases
>>44234118
What if you become a carrier
>>44233962
If it's befriend everyone. Why does the chalkboard say male=shoot to kill?
>>44234230
Which isn't even what she DID.
I mean, if that was true Scaglietti would be a dead man rather than 'In jail'.
>>44231252
This picture upsets me more than it should.
>>44234262
Pretty sure the only people Nanoha has ever actually killed (on screen, at least,and not counting force because I dropped it for being shit), have been female.
>>44234194
Sounds like a problem for whoever eats me.
>>44231252
>hacking their bodies apart
That doesnt sound very chivalrous of you OP.
>>44234230
It says befriend, then next to that it says 'always' (crossed out). Below that it says '...if female'
>>44234347
Think of it as smiting any leftover evil from their corpse
>>44234330
You opinion on FORCE makes me glad.
I know a guy who calls it 'What Nanoha Should Have Been' and says that it's 'Realistic'.
I'm not sure he gets the themes Nanoha was trying to have.
>>44231252
>hacking into the bodies
Good luck, my ghost is behind seven barrier mazes.
>>44234421
>>44231423
>prisoner won't reveal secrets, even under torture
>kill them and have a necromancer summon their ghost and command it to give up the information
>>44231252
>not raping first becasue, as we all know, rape is worse than death
step up your game
>>44234792
> not raping a close family member infront of them first
Seems like its you who needs to step up their game
>>44234858
If possible, yes, but I'm not going to keep prisioners safe and fed till we find their close ones
>>44234930
Then rape anyone close by
>>44234930
>not raping their close family member in front of them, and then killing them only to reveal that it was ACTUALLY their time paradox children from the future, and that the food you had given them in captivity was actually their parents all along.
Step up senpai.
>>44234930
>not apologizing to them and nursing them back to health, crafting a relationship with them slowly over the years leading to a marriage, then murdering your children in front of them before raping and killing them
Are you chaotic neutral or something?
>>44234977
>>44235004
>Not murdering and raping everyone in a five mile radius of your location, burning down all the buildings and crops, salting the earth and punting babies across fields.
SUYG
>>44231252
>>44231304
My character is a Frenzied Berserker. There are no interrogations. Or identifiable bodies.
>>44234792
>Not turning them into your personal cocksleeve
>>44234977
>We developed time travel devices only to kill the progeny of our prisioners while we feed them their parents.
>>44231252
>throwing away resources.
why?
You get a reputation for leaving no survivors and no one's ever gonna let you take prisoners. And no, hacking them to pieces doesn't actually obscure the cause of death because not a whole lot of things actually mutilate corpses that much for anything other then food. They will always fight to the death and just refuse to give you information.
>I'll torture them!
Except that's been proven to not work because people are much more likely to lie to make the pain stop. You have to spend time verifying that information and expend resources keeping them alive and in custody.
People are much more likely to surrender if they know that they aren't going to get beheaded the moment it's safe.
>>44235504
Rape
>>44235551
Free sex is always nice
>>44234765
>Not just using a command spell while they're alive
>>44233385
What military uniform are those hooded guy based off of? It's sexy as fuck.
>>44235504
>people are much more likely to lie to make the pain stop
You torture poorly.
What you do is you tell them that every time that you go out to verify information the torture is only going to get worse, and give them one chance to tell you the truth before you do anything. That ought to make them consider telling the truth.
You also forget in fictional settings there's often ways to cheeck if someone is telling the truth immediately, or at least much quicker than in the real world.
>>44237548
Looks like KKK combined with Cadian guardsman.
Not real at all.
>>44231252
That's not pragmatic though. If word ever gets out that you execute everyone you capture, then people lose any incentive to surrender to or cooperate with you.
Battlefield codes of honor didn't exist just for shits and giggles you know.
>>44237872
Future encounters may also lead to more people empathizing with your plight due to the mercy you showed to their people, because a guy who is merciful and understanding of peasants can't be all bad, right?
>>44237698
You forget in fictional settings there's ways to not only make people just tell you the truth in the first place, there's ways to procure information quickly and easily without a prisoner involved at all.
Seriously, there's not really a reason to torture prisoners at all unless you're just doing it to be an evil dick.
>>44237846
Lame.
>>44237872
>>44237922
That's what hacking into bodies to obscure cause of death is for.
There's no way to tell that the prisoners didn't just die in battle.
>>44231252
The sheer amount of rage this pic gives me is almost enough to make me want to join the Army and try to get a job in the infantry. And I'm already in the military training to become a pilot.
>>44237872
>Word gets out
Who's going to put the word out you dingus? The dead guys?
>>44237960
Torture is my magical realm, pls no bully.
>>44231252
Are there any RPGs where you play as a terrorist?
>>44237968
So, moral of the story is always have a pig familiar?
>>44237996
>Who's going to put the word out you dingus? The dead guys?
Anyone who knows you went there for fighting. If you leave no survivors, that's still going to scare people into not surrendering. It also requires that you never have allies present since they'll know you did it or you kill them, in which case no one wants to work for you.
>Not promising the prisoners that you would let them live if they told you what you wanted to know
>Then opening a portal to the plane of eternal suffering and pushing them in without killing them
>>44233845
It was the Paladin (and Cleric) who wanted us to put all of our lives at risk, including quite a few rescued civilians for these scum of the earth.
It was quite strange, me being the unholy Warlock who stole power from Y'merloth, Who Hides Behind and advocating the sane option which would save lives.
>>44238118
>That's still going to scare people into not surrendering
Not necessarily, perhaps it will scare them into surrendering before fighting starts.
>you never have allies present since they'll know you did it
Why do you think my friends couldn't keep their traps shut?
>>44238177
>"Hey guys, let's surrender to the people who murder everyone! It's a great idea!"
>>44238118
>>44238177
>>44238212
The party can claim that the enemies didn't want to surrender.
>>44238212
>A guy who kills everyone who he meets in battle has given us a chance to lay down our arms before it comes to that
>Better refuse to do it and instead go into a battle we cannot possibly win and will all die in
>>44238244
>Lay down our arms
>But nothing about leaving afterwards
>>44238289
Our commander appears more scared of losing his honour than his life and ours. I say I am not about to die for a man who's commission came from his family's rank rather than his talent. If you don't raise that white flag, than I will.
>>44238244
>A guy who kills everyone who he meets in battle has given us a chance to lay down our arms before it comes to that
>Has anyone ever actually done that and survived?
>>44238461
>>44238038
ShadowRun
>>44238367
The point being, surrendering to someone who kills everyone regardless is pretty stupid, especially when they offer you the chance to "Lay down your arms", but say nothing about letting you leave afterwards. What do you suppose will happen when you disarm yourself?
>>44238686
How do people know they kill prisoners, and that everyone they've encountered hasn't just tried to fight to the death?
>>44238461
People still surrender to fucking ISIS and al-Qaeda despite knowing they will be slowly disemboweled or beheaded for lulz on television
>>44238686
Mate this isn't a contract negotiation, when someone shouts at you to laydown your arms across no man's land before the final battle you fucking do it. You don't shout "WHAT'S YER OFFER!?"
>>44238793
Are they enemy combatants or just civies who don't have much of a choice?
>>44238805
Look at this fucking coward. Why are you even on the battlefield, son?
>>44238793
Nah, they only kill people on the camera after their country and family refuse to pay ransom. The buggers might be crazy but they're still smart enough to go after money first.
>>44231369
You're sooo wrong. I even got an extra chromosome
I only kill prisoners if they won't play firetruck with me
>>44231252
Well, I'd rather not be executed immediately after something useful is gained from me if I'm ever taken prisoner, so it feels like a bad precedent to set y'know?
>>44238824
Tell you what, I'm sure that if our board had flags, the post you're responding to would have French one.
>>44238224
Maybe that flies the first few times, but by the twelfth time you kill the enemy to a man no one's going to buy it.
>>44238746
For the same reason that self defense gets harder to justify after the 10th body.
>>44231369
>Human decency
>Existing at all, but as an inherent property decided by genes no less
>>44239375
>>44231252
My DM said it wasn't something my paldin would do.
Fuck you dude I know my character better than you he would totally do that shit.
>>44239910
"Let Pelor sort them out"
>>44231252
That's how you get a shit ton of Revenants and other angry undead coming after you, you dumb fuck!
>>44231252
There's nothing pragmatic about superheroes.
Everytime we capture a supervillain, they inevitabily escape prison because the baddies have to come from somewhere after all!
>>44240814
S-stupid baka! I-its not like I want to be beaten up!
>>44240869
I'll try to go easy on you next time, k?
>>44234056
What a waste of good explosives.
You're a disgrace anon, and you're not my nigga.
>Hacking the bodies to obscure cause of death
Well sure, but won't the cops still notice the holes in their heads, regardless of what the cyberware says?
>>44240814
>>44240885
... Reminds me of the girlyboy super hero I had in Champions and it totally wasn't my magical realm. Seriously.Not really.
>>44241149
Hey man, as long as it's cute, I'm game.
>>44231252
Or you could just be a telepath and a thrallherd and make them your mental bitches.
>>44240885
Reminds me of this guy
>>44231252
>never heard of the advantage hostages
Do you even ADVENTURE?
>>44241298
Oh man, I fucking hate it when that happens and my friends get abducted...
Those supervillains think they are so smart when they do that: thankfully, they are also stupid enough to gloat over "having us" when they have hostages and we superheroes... "surrender".
>>44241172
what is this from and where do I find it?
>>44241360
Needless
Go to bed craig.
>>44239111
Human behaviour is mostly genetic.
>>44241939
At the most base level yes, but "Genetic determinism" is quite clearly incorrect when you take into account culture and other factors which clearly shape the spectrum of human behavior more than genetics.
>>44241298
>never heard of logistics
They're a drain on manpower and resources
>>44231369
A quick death is what most people call decent.
>>44231252
She was taught to give every person she kills a proper burial. and that's some really annoying work to do each and every time when you don't have move earth spell to speed things up. so she's not killing unless she has to.
>>44231468
C-can I be your prisoner?
>>44231252
>prisoners
Har!
>>44231252
>being an edgy faggot and using pragmatism as an excuse
>>44233962
Playing a Mahou Shoujo campaign themed heavily off Sailor Moon.
We have only killed one monster of the week so far, the rest we've been defeating them and their evil plots and then making them allies.
Like in Sailor Moon, most of the monsters have plots to harness human energy or are looking for certain life crystals. Whilst their plots would kill many people over time, we've been stopping it before it's gotten to that point.
The only monster we actually killed had gone around and killed several people already so we kinda felt she didn't deserve the chance.
It's made the rest of the Magical Girl community wary of us as we've got three demons who actually consider us friends and have actually worked out a cease-fire with the main group for the next few months while we track down the BBEG.
>>44243767
I hope there is THE PUREST FORM OF LOVE
>>44243709
Only if you don't mind her coiling around you first, squeezing slightly partner each time you exhale, leaving you just enough air to stay conscious as you whimper and squirm beneath her powerful coils until you're too tired to resist her slowly devouring your weak and pliant body
Rolled 15 (1d20)
>>44241276
I roll to solve the puzzle vagina.
>>44231252
>mfw autists consider themselves clever when they spout their phony logic and call it "pragmatism"
You are the non that will become void.
I grow turgid.
>>44231252
Because your edge is boring.
>>44244121
Welp, I think I just got a new fetish.
>>44248205
Source on that pic?
>>44248222
Just got it from the Monster Musume thread on /a/
>>44231252
>then hacking into the bodies to obscure cause of death
The fuck is wrong with you OP?
>not mutilating the bodies in a very specific way to send a message to the survivors about exactly who is responsible
It's almost like you don't want them to fear you.
>>44231252
>executing prisoners immediately after gaining something useful from them, then hacking into the bodies to obscure cause of death
>obscuring cause of death instead of sending a message
>implying I have something to hide or that I am ashamed of executing prisoners
>not using prisoners for sexual gratification to relieve pressure (either own or the troops's)
>wasting perfectly good meat
>pragmatic
What the fuck, OP?
>>44234372
Now this is somthing I can get behind.
>>44231252
At first I felt bad for them, but then I realized they were cheeki breekis.
>>44235066
>>44235004
>>44234977
>>44234954
>>44234930
>>44234858
>>44234792
>not feeding them eggs
>>44249659
YOU MONSTER
Lads i got it.herd them together in some sort of chamber, force feed them ecstasy, MDMA, LSD etc. Drop a bear in (the bear is also high) and whoever survives has proven themselves to be worthy of joining your warband
>>44231252
>hacking into the bodies to obscure cause of death
How do you raise them as undead soldiers if you hack them up?
you put those bitches in cold storage for when the need arises
>trying to obscure a bullet to head.
>all these bitches talking about interrogation, friendship and regular murder
>not letting your opponents live to become worthier opponents in the future
>>44250486
Not all live in a world of superheroes, anon.
>>44231626
Mohammed pleasego
>>44250522
Murderloli should not have dat ass
Murderloli would also probably be all for killing prisoners
>>44231252
>Not brutally raping them.
>>44253203
>>44250522
>>44253210
>You will never be executed by murderloli ass
>>44253239
What about the ugly ones?
>>44238793
You ignore Kobane. With a sensible prisoner policy they could have captured it and saving themselves a lot casualties among hardened veterans.
>>44249659
why are you doing this?
>>44246181
You fail, your dick becomes lost in the vagina until the end of time.
>>44253203>vore
EVERY TIME
>>44231252
Decapitate the bodies and stuff garlic in the mouths. Stake the hearts and bury the bodies upside down. Better yet, burn the corpses and scatter the ashes over a stream. You don't want the enemies to be resurrected or reanimated after all right?
>>44256728
Well, that chain did start off with
>Not feeding them to the lamia party member
>>44238244
Sun Tzu has written:
> 23. Throw your soldiers into positions whence there is no escape, and they will prefer death to flight.
https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/sun-tzu/works/art-of-war/ch11.htm
>>44231252
>not enslaving them
kek
>>44253203
God damn it
>>44231252
>not pulverizing the bodies with plastic explosives
First day on the job?
>>44261925
You're welcome
>>44238151
Tell them they would have been "fallen" by first edition D&D standards, instant fall to chaotic good for wanting individual rights of prisoners to superseed the communities right to execute them in the name of safety
>>44231252
>Not selling them into sexual slavery
Elves and Orcs need fresh buttholes to rip open too
>>44263539
That only matters in 1e
>>44249659
>not forcing them to hold your almonds while you feed them eggs
>>44253203
Vorefags are the worst
>>44253203
I hate you vorfags. I can't even enjoy a good Dragon fucking thread without you assmongers shitting it up. I mean, I like tongue play as much as the next guy, but there is nothing attractive about slow death by stomach acid. You guys make me sick, please go fellate an electric outlet
>>44231407
Is this organ inside or outside the Omental Cavity
>>44264643
Seconded
>>44264643
>I can't even enjoy a good Dragon fucking thread without you assmongers shitting it up.
There are three sans vore going on right now, why aren't you?
But regardless, I only threw that in because the post chain started with vore
>tongue play
I'd write more of that if I thought there was more of an audience for it, bout I get more people doing vore than when I just do tongueplay
> but there is nothing attractive about slow death by stomach acid
I'd be lying if I said I don't handwave the pain and/or death away in my head
>>44264835
Here's a thought: fuck off back to /d/ would you?
>>44231252
>You execute prisoners unnecessarily
>Your party blunders into the middle of the enemy army
>They recognize the shit you looted from the prisoners
>The party gets TPK'd for being psychopaths and violating the rules of war
>GM tells you to go fuck yourselves
>>44238040
Aw, piggly...
>>44264643
>>44265092
What happened to just wanting to fuck the dragon?
>>44265197
Escalation the boundaries of common decency must be pushed ever further the end result of this thought process is something similar to the fall of the Eldar empire
>>44265197
A terrible miscalculation of scale.
>>44264909
No, it's full of people with weird fetishes
>>44265061
Should the GM have tried to let them know that's not cool? Just springing that on them seem like a dick move
>>44265092
Pic always makes me laugh
>>44265197
Honestly I have no idea, it is kind of annoyinghow it's either a dead dragon thread or vore, I am a vorefag but I'm a bigger dragonfag and wish people talked more about dragons other than just in the context of vore
I'm not positive, but what I think is happening is that at some point instead of trying to keep things on the topic they want, anons got in the habit of abandoning the thread the moment a post they don't like shows up, which is really really fucking stupid logic to me, if you leave the thread it's just going to keep going on about the subject you don't like, whereas if you keep talking in the thread about the subject you do like, conversational stay on top and hopefully will even drowned out the thing you don't like
>>44265283
>Scale
You just ain't trying hard enough
>>44231252
DON'T BULLY THOSE QTS
>>44265324
What are you going to do about it fag?
>>44265197
/tg/ got thin skinned somehow, and now a single post about a subject they don't like causes people to abandon threads so no one shows up for dragon threads except for vore fags
But this is a thread about prisoners, if you want to talk about dragon fucking maybe you should do it in one of the three threads about dragons currently going on?
>>44265310
I just wish all vorefags were eaten by a fuckhuge shark. They would be happy and we would finally be relieved of their existance.
>>44233887
Instead they'll gather that you chop people to bits.
>>44265343
Funny how we went from sadistic methods and practices to fetishes involving vore and dragons...
>>44231252
No, you mentally change them... mold them into the perfect ally. Get creative, anon. Never heard of Stockholm Syndrome? Brainwashing? Gaslighting?
Git Gud with psyops and you'll always have best friends!
>>44265335
I will make loud angry noises and send a stern letter to your employer.
>>44265540
Reforming just a single person takes considerable effort. Most captives wouldn't be worth that effort. Such method should be reserved only for very special individuals.
>>44265615
We are talking...
>Game mechanics
>Creative Players
It's not just you in the group, anon, and if the group has a diplomantic bent you can make people question their own existence with a little effort.
>>44265615
>Not using magic to control captured enemies
>Not mass producing collars that make them feel pleasure when they obey and pain when they don't
>Not slowly turning them into qt feminine boys and girls
>Not amassing your own harem of defeated foes who have been conditioned to derive sexual pleasure from obeying you
>>44232358
Jesus christ your DM is fucking up huge. Its they're experience points, not "murder tokens"
You can get experience from diffusing situations without violence, from solving traps/puzzles, incapactating enemies. Just because you werent the guy that slit the throat after a battle doesnt mean you didnt learn anything for it and enemies dont have "experience glands" or whatever that you need to eat to gain their power.
>>44265848
>not eating your enemies' hearts to gain their strength
>>44265848
>they're experience points, not "murder tokens"
They're both. For optimal performance, solve the situation non-violently to collect roleplay XP, then murder everyone and collect kill count XP.
>>44265754
>That much book keeping is worth it.
>>44265897
Yes, which all falls under the umbrella of "experience." As in you experienced the situation and learned things from it.
Plus, having the person who "last shots" the enemies get all the XP is just terrible game design in a roleplaying game, say goodbye to epic bossfights and support roles being any sort of fair.
>>44265920
You get one of the fuckbois to do it
>>44231252
>Not sending the cute girls back to your homeland.
>>44266708
Why is she acting like she's never seen her tits before?
Are they new?
Did she just become a girl?
>>44266803
Yes, iirc that character can also be used as radiation shielding in an emergency due to being incredibly dense.
>>44266841
Yes to which question?
>>44266870
The second two, the tits are new, she was a he.
>>44266870
all of them
>>44266892
>>44266897
Oh, source?
Is it any good?
>>44266915
Kämpfer
it's mediorce
>not piling the corpses up as high as possible
>not using incinerator chambers on particularly dangerous enemies
>not mindcleansing themost useful prisoners for further use
It's like you don't even want to serve the Emperor, anon
>>44233708
>>giant cold blooded predator,
>>not putting your body count to good use
Litterally a filthy casual
>>44232783
not if you are evolved to murder kill that protein on sight. not that it matters. lots of animals today can make us sick. just because we dont die of prions when we ate stuff we normally ate doesn't mean it didn't kill us other ways.
ultimately i would love to play a people eating lamia. they are boss
>>44231252
We have a necromancer. Don't have to bother taking prisoners to question them.
>>44232952
this is also a good idea.
>>44234330
>>44234373
>>themes
nanoha was originally going to be porn, the themes the studio went with where a fusion of classic magical girl with lazers and gundams because they where a dog with a chemistry set. the only thing remarkable (and awesome) about it is the lesbian MC's
>>44267453
>ultimately i would love to play a people eating lamia. they are boss
What's stopping you?
All things considered, swallow whole isn't a that powerful of an ability for a PC to have
>>44234765
>>44237523
Both of these. In D&D interrogation and especially physical torture are deprecated as fuck.
>>44268066
well, I have 3 games already, i wouldnt mind a 4th if i got to play it, but the issue is finding someone who wants to run for custom race option or start at level 11. and given I have a lot of games already I'm not really looking that hard. even so, its a character that could make people uncomfortable so I am not surprised nor angry if I get turned down. I will argue with people ON THE INTERNET about lamia's being (literal) cold blooded predators though
>>44231252
so is this pictre suppose to be the horrible outcome of the spetznaz bring your daughter to work week?
>>44267556
Got better themes than Madoka at least.
>>44270699
>>better themes than madoka
I guess if you don't like themes that deal with Ozymandias style futility .
Been playing Dark Heresy. Mercy isn't really a thing.
>>44231252
Some of us have Good Alignments.
>>44231252
>not bringing them over to your side
why are you such an uncharismatic adventurer
>>44231252
Because how you treat prisoners isn't a one-size-fits-all sort of thing.
Some you massacre. Some you enslave. Some you recruit. Some you trade for bounties. Some you release. Some you exchange for prisoners their side holds. Some you release after symbolic mutilation. Some you release after actual mutilation. Some you sacrifice to fuel magic artifacts or rituals. And so on, and so forth.
It all depends on what would be best for you at that time, in that place, and with those particular prisoners.
>>44272297
>>44272297
This.
Do u even peach garden oath?
>>44272297
I have tried this on one campaign and literally fail every single attempt.
>Capture Nualia and chain her up down in my basement and spoon feed her every day.
>She bites her own tongue off while I'm away and lets herself bleed out.
>Capture the Lamia sisters while dungeon crawling instead of leaving them to starve after I trap them via my stone to mud mud to stone combo.
>They constantly make attempts to mind control me despite only having a 5% success rate.
>The older sister kills her younger sister and refuses to eat until she gets too sick and dies
>Makes fortitude saves everytime I try to cast beneficial spells
It is hard work being an oracle...
>>44278046
>She bites her own tongue off while I'm away and lets herself bleed out.
This doesn't actually work.
>>44278055
Tell that to my GM
>>44273212
WHY WOULD YOU DO THAAAAAT
My Vampire campaign seems to always come back to abducting people in a transit van, putting a bucket on their head and banging it so they're disoriented. Driving them back to a warehouse and horribly torturing them in front of a video camera with ISIS flags behind them and all the players wearing masks and one of them quoting scripture from the Koran, he actually took knowing a language as a perk at character creation for this purpose alone. All this to find out a little bit of info on where the coke is or who is higher up in the organization.
>>44231252
>not executing prisoners immediately after you gain something useful from them, then hacking into the bodies to obscure cause of death
We're playing eclipse phase. We kill them first, then hack the cortical stacks.
>>44279142
Because war never changes,
>>44279190
I would like to know the change of logic that led to this being a common thing
>>44279190
>My Vampire campaign seems to always come back to abducting people in a transit van, putting a bucket on their head and banging it so they're disoriented.
>>44231252
Ehh, that takes time, effort, and now I'm covered in blood. Do you have any idea how difficult it is to get blood out of clothing?
>>44231252
> not using them as human shields in the next battle
> not cutting out their toungues and attaching a bomb to their chests, then letting them return and blow them up once they are close to their friends
> not selling them to your warriors
> not executing them in an overkill fashion and posting the video online
> not dropping the bodies from an airplane upon the enemy troops
Do you even extremist?
>>44231252
>killing instead of incapacitating
>not convincing the enemy to join you
why are you such an unheroic adventurer
>>44279961
There are so few heroes these days
