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So total Fallout 2k noob here.
How is the mass relay with the generic Robot army?
Is it worth it's Points as, while I do enjoy losing Programmed behaviour the free relay usually are enough playroom for me.
>>43990354
good places to get fallout miniatures?
>>43990990
Other than Brother Vinni?
Nothing much comes to mind.
You stare out the window wordlessly as the car pulls up to a red light. The radio music is the only sound filling the car this morning as your dad drives you to your new school. You'd hoped the move would give you a few days before you had to go back to school, but no such luck. As the light turns green and your new school comes into sight, you lean your head against the window and sigh.
“What's wrong sport?” Your father asks, noticing your sulky behavior.
“I don't want to go to school. I want to go back to Virginia.”
Your dad smiles...
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Pedo quest is a go
>>43990215
–-STUDENT ADMISSION FORM, PLEASE FILL OUT PRIOR TO ATTENDING---
Name: Jason Fisher
Age: 10
Grade: 4th
Please circle the appropriate option(s) in each column.
Excels in:
>Feet – You used to be the fastest kid in your class. No one could ever beat you in a footrace, and you were always the first pick when your friends made teams to play kickball. Your Feet stat represents your speed and agility.
>Guts – You were the toughest kid in your old class. No one could make you say “Uncle”, and almost nothing ever scares you. Your Guts stat represents your physical and mental fortitude.
>Hands – In Virginia, you were one of the strongest kids in your class. Bullies knew better than to pick a fight with you. Your Hands stat represents your physical strength as well as your manual dexterity.
>Brains – Whenever someone in your old class needed help with their homework, you were the first one they asked for help. Tests are a breeze and your grades are always great. Your Brains stat represents your intelligence and perception, and helps determine when you declare an action in combat.
>Face – The cool table at your old school had a spot with your name on it. You always had the most friends and gave the best insults when you needed to. Your Face stat represents your charisma.
Above average in (Select two of the following):
>Feet – While you weren't the fastest, you would usually come in second place in a race at your old school.
>Guts – You weren't the toughest kid at your old school, but you still don't afraid of anything. Usually.
>Hands – While not the strongest in your old class, you can still throw a mean punch.
>Brains – You still have to ask your dad for help on your homework sometimes, but usually you can get by in class without too much effort.
>Face – While you weren't the coolest kid in your class, you still had little trouble making friends back in Virginia.
Performs poorly in:
>Feet – You've learned over the years that slow and steady actually doesn't win the race.
>Guts – You bruise fairly easily.
>Hands – You hit like a girl.
>Brains – You get really nervous when the teacher says there's going to be a test.
>Face – You prefer to read anyways.
Is very skilled in (Select one skill from the whole list. Skills are listed under the stat...
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This is Boruto Quest, a quest set in the universe of Naruto. It is during the generation of Naruto's son, shortly after everyone has graduated from their Genin exam. I haven't kept up with the series beyond the end of the original one, so this one is intended to recapture the feel of that time of Naruto. I will not be incorporating the main show or the Boruto movie's plot into the quest, although some recognizable characters will be present. You play as a 12 year old Genin graduate named Takeshi. You have been assigned a Jounin squad leader named Hanto, and your...
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>>43990122
Sup Mini, what's your Twitter?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lw9YNl-B5wk
"Clone Jutsu!"
You form at least two dozen normal clones all around you, a horde of illusions. Even though none of them have shadows or form, their sheer numbers make it difficult to see you. They all take off with you, sprinting in a circle all around Roku as you cause the sound of a thundering stampede to blast through his mind. Roku holds his head and grits his teeth, looking around in shock.
Suddenly, the stampede stops. All of the clones do a right face to turn towards Roku, staring him down. The sound of bells echoes out from behind Roku thanks to your jutsu, and as he turns you slip your hand into your weapon's pouch to draw a fistful of needles. Six in total, you fling them all in a burst at various spots on his body. One strikes his thigh, another in the back of the knee. Two in the back and one between the ribs. One slips through his forearm, causing him to tense up in pain as his body is riddled with needles. The remaining ones miss, but even still he...
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Are there any DnD lite games simple enough that I could indoctrinate my intellectually above average 9 year old sister with? All she plays is normal stuff like Catan and Ticket to ride
>>43990000
DnD is light enough that you can have 9 years old play it, just dont go too heavy on dice rolling.
>>43990000
D&D 5E should be easy-peezy for a 9-year old. Even my buddy's 6-year old manages it.
>>43990054
>>43990030
But I want her to understand the rules. Moreover, I don't live in the same household as her. My mom and stepfather would need to be able to play it with her.
