>>47218576
Are they?

2 warlock, 18 sorcerer:

Quickened Spell Eldritch Blast, with the invocation, and 20 CHA

That's 8d10+40 damage, 48-120 damage per round, average: 84 damage, and you can do it more times per day than action surge.

Without quickened spell, you deal 4d10+20 damage, or 42 damage on average.

Is there a non caster build that can beat that for damage, both peak and sustained?

Do you plan to lv 20? Should you?

>>47218728
Ooops, sorry, I neglected Hex. Add in an extra 8d6 damage on the quickened spell, and an extra 4d6 damage on sustained.

They're Tomb Kings in spess

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>>47218008
Presuming you know the basic lore of the necrons at the time of dawn of war, judging from the used picture, the major changes are
-no more pariahs
-the necrons are not slaves of the c'tan, instead the necrons broke the c'tan into shards and imprisoned/weaponised them
-instead of exterminating life to feed the c'tan, the necrons have the intention of rebuilding their empire to its former glory, conquer the rest of the galaxy and exterminate/enslave anyone who fights back
-the biotransference...
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They were "EXTERMINATE ALL LIVING THINGS" faction. The only interesting thing about them were hints about how they set up a setting for others.
Then, Matt Ward made them Tomb Kings in space: undead, soulless, but still willing to communicate... sometimes, when they don't feel like reclaiming the galaxy from lesser species.
I like this change. Many others don't. Skub must flow.

Baby chain swords, and awkwardness between the owners.

>>47217679
They grind against eachother in an impressive display of sparks until one backs off and ripostes

>>47217679
Some metal looking imagery fit for an album cover.

A pointless, insignificant detail in a nonsensical world built around selling toys.

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Soviet Russia

Probably pretty decent, actually. Hive worlders have it kinda shit and working on a forgeworld probably sucks, but you really don't have to worry much about xenos or heretics, honestly. Galaxy is fucking huge, most probably go througj their lives without seeing much in the way of bad shit.

The ones that do, though.....hoo boy....

Hire a level 20 wizard.

>>47216025
lure it into a trap

My group had exactly that encounter a few months ago, just with no warning (we rocked up to the ruined town it was in from the wrong direction and told it to suck a dick when it demanded respect). We killed it with no casualties and pretty terrible tactics, play it smart and you should be okay.

There's a leddit dedicated to this, you can find catalogue and some older emails on it, but they still use them

>>47214146

>t. Games Workshop's Piracy Department

>>47214146
recasters have utter shit tier models.

>>47210876
>draw an elf
>call it an alien catgirl

Why is this allowed?

>>47210954
the real crime is the severely insufficient level of brown.

What's this new side project?

How is anyone still hype for SoS after all this time?

>Tamiyo being this best
Goddamnit, Wizards, stop writing your side characters as so much better than any of the Gatewatch members.

I'd much rather read about a team with Tamiyo as blue, Kiora as green, Elspeth as white, and Koth as red.

So what plane did Tamtam's frost song story come from? Kaldheim?
It was amazing to see Kamigawa and Mirrodin both being referenced in the same tale.

>>47199212
Maybe Dominiara's Ice Age?

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>>47133501
>What do you think about playing GURPS with different dice?
Anathema to the core mechanical design; The entire purpose of the 3d6 roll under is to use the bell curve to its predictable outcomes.
It's like asking to play baseball with a pineapple. You theoretically could, but what would you gain from it?

>>47220525

"Yeah, it doesn't really matter, all that matters is that it is pretty cool" Ochamu says happily "it's like we're raiding a castle or something, I've always wanted to do something like this"

Me, Yotshi, jack and our prisoner all turn and tilt our heads, staring at the big girl as she turns away, her messy mane of hair covering her eyes as she starts blushing furiously, pulling her cap down as she whimpers like a pup.

"What are you are looking at, it's...
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>>47220534
>[] ask our prisoner where we go next
>[] See how the battle is doing
>[] Discuss how this ship could work with yotshi
>[] Encourage ochamu
It's silly to ask how Jack pissed people off, It's jack.

>>47220534
>[] ask our prisoner where we go next
>[] See how the battle is doing
>[] Encourage ochamu

>>47219927
One time I was accused of cheating on my physics final in college. Not that I was copying other people's work, that I was colluding with other students around me to allow them to copy my work. I didn't even know or talk to these people but apparently they were copying my answers without my knowledge. I demanded a hearing and was exonerated after one of the cheaters came in and confessed his guilt.

>>47220098
While that sucks, it's good that one of them came forward.

My friends had a big falling out in college because friend A let friend B copy his answers, but when it came to the final friend B wouldn't let friend A copy because of the risk involved.

Personally, I think they're both pretty retarded, now.

Come to think of it, they were shitters in MtG, as well. They were really in to that whole stacked shuffling method.

>>47219927
Back when I played 3.5e there was a guy who called anyone who made sensible decisions about characters tryhards and munchkins.

If you build a character that's capable of surviving a single encounter at his level, you're a munchkin. He was pure 3d6-in-order, and was more about ideological purity than fun or results.

Basically Bernie Sadners.

>Humans are fuck strong
Yeah, but a lot of fantasy races are stronger. HFY somewhere else.

>>47218942
>Humans can be strong as gorillas if enraged enough to the point where people can flip cars or move boulders.

Imagine what a gorilla sufficiently enraged could do.

Also, humans are rarely considered one of the "weakest" races. They're typically depicted as the base standard that the rest use as the measuring point, because they're the race we're most innately familiar with. A human with +0 strength and a Morxie with -2 strength is the same as a...
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>>47218942

What? Considering elves, halflings, and gnomes are all weaker, Humans are at the average: I mean, how many races do you know of that can lift a fucking automobile?

Nope, Dreadnaughts arms are too stubby for them to even achieve 45 degrees, let alone get off the ground

>>47205773

It could potentially get up by putting a fist on the ground and swiveling really fast.

Armless variants probably wouldn't be able to get up.

I mean, I know it's stupid to apply logic to the designs of 40k vehicles, but that seems like a huge flaw in their design. I'd assume they would have SOME kind of failsafe to pick them up when they fall down. Or minimally some kind of servitors accompanying them to help them up if they fall down.

FOR HOUSE AND DOMINION

FOR HOUSE AND DOMINION

For House and Dominion!

>>47220893
Wow you're such a dumb faggot you even copied the last threads Edition and saved its picture.

Why so bad newfag?

>>47220903
but the image isnt the same xDDDDDDD

>>47220922
Oh its older, was it two generals ago then?

Either way you are the same faggot that always shits up these threads. Your xDDD gives you away all the time.