>'What did he say about the Prince of Crows?’ he asked.
>‘That Sevatar wasn’t killed.’
>The words brought the ghost of a smile to the prophet’s lips. ‘That is an entertaining fiction. Every Legion has its conspiracies and myths. The Eaters of Worlds claim that one of their captains is the chosen of a bloodthirsty god.’..
>Kharn IS the chosen warrior of Khorne
>thus Sevatar is still alive
Can we all agree to this?
>>43580565
I never rdoubted him
>>43580565
Where is he then? If he's alive but doing nothing, then whats the point.
I subscribe to the version of NL that holds them as a once loyal, hardworking Legion that degenerated over a relatively short period of time. As Kurze withdrew and succumbed to his own personal demons - so too did the Legion. But there were still Terrans, and non-criminal Astartes in those ranks. With the leadership failing from the top down, the criminals and degenerates were able to run rampant, and the Legion began to rot.
There was still honor and whatnot buried deep within the heart of that Legion though. There were still Astartes that believed in the Crusade. Perhaps they were outnumbered and marginalized, but they were there.
Night Lords are just another tragic tale of disappointment and what might have been. 40k is full of that stuff. I like their faults, and the contrast they have with what an Astartes was supposed to be. Sevatar is part of it. Hopefully he is not still alive, and is resting in peace with his brothers.
>>43581149
Kurze never bother to purge his Legion like his brothers did. I am sure some had misgivings about the direction the legion was taking but all indicates that the vast majority even among the terrans just when along with it.
Battlespire Edition
>Tabletop/P&P RPGs
[Scrollhammer - Tabletop Wargame] 1d4chan.org/wiki/Scrollhammer_2nd_Edition
Discussion in #Scrollhammer (irc.thisisnotatrueending.com (port 6667))
[UESRPG 1e + other TES RPGs] http://www.mediafire.com/uesrpg
Discussion in #UESRPG (same server)
>Lore Resources
[The Imperial Library] http://www.imperial-library.info/
[/r/teslore] http://www.reddit.com/r/teslore/
[UESP/Lore] http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Main_Page
[Pocket Guide to the Lore] https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AtsWXZKVqB4Q825_SwINY6z4_9NaGknXgeOknOCDuCU/edit
[Elder Lore Podcast] http://www.elderlore.wordpress.com/
[How to Become a Lore Buff] http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1112211-how-to-become-a-lore-buff/
>General Rules
No waifus please.
Keep the MK related squabbling to a minimum.
>Previous Kalpa
43539797
First!
Telvanni is best house
>>43580526
It's not a weekend, go away
Are there any Shehai Shen She Ru users around anymore by 4E201?
ARMS AND ARMOUR THREAD
BAAARBARIAN EDITIOOON!!!
No civilization allowed!
/tg/ Give me a good reason why Norden didn't get banned at TCG?
>hurr extintion get banned hurr
>>43580436
Instant Fusion sucks in TCG, and all the other combo pieces are limited
>>43580436
Because Yugioh's banned list is created for the sole purpose of pissing off competitive players rather than to make a good competitive environment. Keeping it around would piss more people off at this point than banning it just yet (and they're probably going to reprint it soon if they haven't already, I haven't been keeping up on reprints), only to ban it when you least expect it.
>>43581199
Actually, it's more centred around killing the top decks so that competitive players will have to buy up new product to carry on playing the game. Konami deliberately kill off all the top decks every 6 months or so before you need to cash out and buy into a new one. It's like rotation, but much more wallet-bleeding and soul-draining.
Could we have a diorama general? I love these things.
>>43581432
Goldeneye?
>>43581432
Derek Meddings is a fucking legend.
Man 40k was such a great game wasn't it /tg/. Too bad it only got 3 editions, I think they should have supported the game more.
>>43580202
40k was never good.Fun maybe.
I started playing in 2nd Edition, but I got my first real army when I bought the Starter Box for 3rd.
I still have my rulebook. It's amazing.
You know what my favorite part is? How there's that picture of the Emperor on the Throne thathasn't been Photoshopped and colored yellow for some inexplicable reason.
>>43580275
>Photoshopped and colored yellow for some inexplicable reason
I don't have newer books, what is this? Please, someone show me.
Who are the most "logical" examples of Traitors? As in those who are more mind-over-matter and dedicated to their mission, not just fucking skulls.
The most bro-tier? Are there any that can be considered this?
The most organized?
The least edgy-for-the-sake-of-being-edgy?
Pic not necessarily related.
>>43580125
Alpha legion fits all of that
Thousand Sons are very non-edgy considering the majority are mindless robots incapable of independent thought anyway. They mostly keep to themselves but will fuck over anything to get to that shiny new McGuffin they have their eyes on.
Most organized... probably either the Black Legion or Red Corsairs, due to having an active leader, Abaddon and Huron respectively.
As for most bro-tier, I can't say. I heard Blood Gorgons aren't that bad though, despite the name.
>"logical"
Iron warriors.
>bro
They're traitors not your bros.
>organized
Word bearers are the only legion that remains a legion.
>least edgy
Probably the alpha legion, but only because they've got no real defining features or personality. The retcons haven't been kind.
>The Russian zoologist Dmitry Belyaev bred tame Siberian foxes from very wild ones in just forty generations.
You know what this means don't you?
That you should be on /his/ instead of /tg/ ?
>>43580093
That... no, I got nothing.
That breeding fear-reactions out of animals redistributes their stiff ear cartilage?
Why didn't the Emperor, beloved by all, reveal himself and lead humanity to the stars during the first ascension of humanity before the Age of Strife?
>>43579903
Maybe he thought humanity had a chance, with him just gently nudging from the sidelines?
>>43579903
Because they where doing fine before then.
That made him mad, so he made the Men of Iron to ruin everything.
Emperor was a warlord born towards the end of the Age of Strife.
Anything else you hear is just Best Korea propaganda.
What is your favorite character you ever played?
I once told my group I could handle playing a wizard, when I had never done so before.
I then made my favorite character ever, an apprentice mage who got his master killed because he couldn't tell powdered iron from silver and ended up on his own in the world. He went around telling everybody he was his master, the greatest wizard in all the land.
Little did anybody suspect that his dungeon delving for arcane secrets was fueled by desperation and guilt. He craved so desperately to be worthy of the name he'd stolen, knowing full well how wretched he was.
I'm still disappointed that only some of this ever came up during the campaign and we never finished it, but I really enjoyed working my own inexperience and hollow confidence into my character.
Probably a Kobold Spellsword. Maybe not my favorite character concept, but definitely the most fun to actually play.
Magnus Novus, tech priest malatek in DH. Believed flesh to be the equal of the machine, and spent spent his time developing drugs. He specialized in studying psykers, and was attempting to research a method to turn normal humans into psykers.
My group was as scared of me as they were what we were fighting. Especially since I was the medic.
>an ancient evil is two days away from retirement
>>43579198
>Ancient evil enjoys the last 2 days of work
>Retires to the Uber beach dimension.
>Male protagonist has to reach wedding reception before high noon or he'll become a pumpkin
>There was a rule against dogs playing sports, it was inside you the whole time
>The butler did 9/11
>>43579198
Then the problem solves itself, dunnit?
What happens when space marines unionize?
>>43579149
They combine into a larger, more powerful space marine.
The Imperium purchases the union leads then executes them for heresy and treason. Then they label any Space Marine supporters as the same.
>>43579149
>An organization run by marines for marines
>focussed on regulating marine jobs, giving them significant out-of-work benefits
>possesses the authority to tell the marine's employer, the Imperium of Man, to fuck themselves on occasion.
Aren't the Chapters already unions?
Pathfinder General /pfg/
Martials: Fixed by Path of War
Magic: Fixed by Spheres of Power, psionics (psion is still tier 1/2 though), and Akashic Mysteries
When can we get the skill system fixed?
If you are asking for build advice, please mention if any third-party books are allowed, and if so, which.
Unified /pfg/ link repository:
http://pastebin.com/HwxEjiKW
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>>43579000
The skill system can only be fixed by a full rework so that there isn't a spell that automatically bypasses the need to properly invest in any skill.
Either that, or a full removal of said core spells, which I don't really like.
>>43579000
First for our koala man overlords
>>43579000
Merge skills further without reducing the overall level of skill points granted, and fix some of the crazy DCs.
Thread for sharing useful links, pdf files, fanmade scenarios and story telling.
Yesterday I ran a The Haunting campaign, and at a point, one of the players asked themselves "Who is it that awaits in the dark". The party hopelessly rolled an Occultism test to try and find an answer, and they unsurprisingly failed.
I sarcastically suggested one of the players to roll a Cthulhu Mythos test- They had a 4% chance of success, so I thought it wouldn't do any harm.
But it turns out they actually did achieve success, and I was caught off guard- I looked it up and found that the answer is Yog-Sothoth. Is that correct?
>>43578902
I've never played Call of Cuthulu. What's it like? Is it more about the atmosphere?
>>43578978
Basically, at least when i played the combat was merely a ornament.
The keeper role is to transmit the horror to the players.
>>43578902Corbitt is a sorcerer, maybe a lich.The rest is just flavor.
The Haunting is a short adventure, not a campaign. CoC campaigns are legendary for being complex, long, and very deadly.
When you roll skill checks for clues related to the central mystery you should have results prepared for failed, close, passed, and superbly passed rolls. And don't place red herrings or dead ends in those options, just degrees of success or additional flavoring. It's a nub mistake and can stall the tension. Although I don't remember a crucial roll in The Haunting that could yield Yog Sothoth as a result.
>>43578978
Yes. You don't level up a character, you invent a quirky story together, and atmosphere, specifically tension, is crucial.
How big is a dragon? And I mean exactly, to the inch, and it MUST be true of EVERY dragon in EVERY setting. I demand a single correct answer that applies to everything. Dragons cannot be different sizes.
>>43578770
Exactly as big as it needs to be.
They increase in size as they age.
As big as my dick.
