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>that feel when you just spent all your cash on a legacy deck
>>47618033
>tfw you realize you want another
thank xenu I have a group that allows proxies.
>>47618033
WHAT LEGACY DECK DID YOU BUY ANON?
>>47620500
This.
Also the feels are only bad if you don't play it often. 'Often' is up too your definition of course.
Fantasy scenes or environments. Bonus points for forest or swamp areas.
OP if you're not going to contribute past the first image I'm done.
>party tries to capture every single fucking person, monster, animal, or zombie they fight alive so they can 'interrogate' them
What do they expect to find out, exactly?
they're grasping desperately for plot hooks
>>47617639
About their lives, their dreams, their quirks.
And most importantly:
Their name.
>>47617639
Obviously the power that's inside, anon.
is there a game like 3.5 meets old school?
>>47617297
Castles and Crusades, perhaps?
5e tried to do that, too.
>>47617446
>>47617409
5e Didn't feel that Old school to me, it could be that when we play an OSR player usually dont have story even a name, and with the 5e campaign everyone had their backstory , also i prefer the skills and feats in 3.5
What makes a swashbuckler fun in your opinion? Do you prefer them medieval or early modern?
Early modern is a lot more interesting than medieval in general.
>>47618022
Yea, I never got all the wanking over the Middle Ages
Early modern age has a distinct flavor all its own
Nice balance between romanticism and enlightenment themes
It was the last stage of history where science and magic were one
>>47617180
Being able to do a lot of stuff (being suave, tough, dextrous, and strong) and generally being a "cool" character.
And they usually have access to guns which is cool too.
What has been the best ever /tg/-related day you've ever had?
>>47616844
When I got to bea player
Probably when I lost my virginity to my first DM back in middleschool.
>>47617886
>but it was run by a teacher
>what a twist
Has anyone here played it? It's supposed to be a closer simulation to the fluff.
https://community.fantasyflightgames.com/topic/136156-advanced-dark-heresy-20-is-now-published/
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3km44s7tfy34ynj/Advanced%20Dark%20Heresy%202.1.zip?dl=0
>Dark Heresy is set into an appealing world of grim future. The original mechanics however become unsatisfying very soon as the combat, investigation, items, psychic powers do not answer to those expectations the lore of the Warhammer 40,000 sets around them. This very comprehensive...
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>>47616286
I hadn't heard about it, but I'll check it out. The part about Ascension really caught my eye; I always loved the idea of Ascension, but the execution was poorly managed.
>>47616286
What kit is that? It looks like the land raider with a current generation tank.
What would you say are the biggest advantages of playing through the computer over playing in person?
>>47616256
The mute button, whether it's for your mic or theirs.
>>47616256
Smell doesn't travel through cyberspace.
>>47616256
Immersion.
It's easier to imagine other characters when you're on skype than in person.
Would dwarves have different ideas about intoxication than other races, because drinking is so prominent in their culture?
Dwarves cannot become intoxicated.
>>47616161
Then why would they drink?
>>47616036
Maybe it's my experience as a fraternity brother speaking, but I highly doubt they'd worry about intoxication level in terms of ability to consent. Being shitfaced would be so second nature to them that there probably isn't any sober sex happening in all the dwarven kingdoms.
