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Your move, TG.
Pawn to f5
>>47096165
I don't have a board with me
Let's go with Nf6 because screw mirrors.
>>47096191
Actually, might as well.
We Dutch Defense bois
>>47096202
>>47096165
I'm rated 1700 though, so that'd be the equivalent of High Silver on CS:GO. I don't expect to do all that well but I might as well give it a shot.
So for some strange reason GW actually thought about it and decided to bring back the Squats as a playable faction, albeit under a different name.
You are responsible for it and it is up to you how they are named and how they make their grand debut before their codex is released.
I'll start with my version.
The Squats are renamed as The Void Clans, and their debut begins when they appear suddenly over Baal where they aid the Blood Angels and their successors in the defense of the planet when finally a tendril of Hive Fleet Leviathan, as well as the...
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Star Midgets
Astra Militarum has its own sub-militia formed out of squats only, the so called "provocavit ad verticem", who use their own vehicles and wargear, mostly different to the standard Astra Militarum equipment.
>>47095717
Who are also murder midgets.
>>47095741
Special forces? That actually is nice.
I have a problem with how my DM (D&D 5e) treats PCs that either have their players absent or are a retired character.
First, the latter:
When I retired my Monk, he said "Right, this character is now going to become my NPC", I was switching characters in the middle of a mission (which he forced) and assumed he just meant that he would controll her actions for the rest of the mission since I couldn't play both (which I personally felt was a stupid rule).
However, as I missed the sessions after that, I later found out that, rather than having the character...
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>>47095680
I should also note that I have discussed my characters actions and noted my displeasure on it, but he is refusing to let me retcon it or otherwise mitigate the sheer stupidity.
>>47095680
>D&D 5e
There's your problem.
It's no 3.PF but it still fucks with people's heads.
But seriously, your DM is a retard on a power trip.
There are various conflicting sources of advice, but adversarial GMing should be a very rare piece of advice because it's utter shit.
>>47095680
>My questions are, is this normal DM behaviour?
It's not normal in the sense that the majority of DMs do it, but it's more common than it should be, yeah. It's this passive-aggressive way DMs deal with player absence/players compulsively switching characters, which can be big problems if left unchecked. Thing is it's the bad way to deal with it, which a DM should really do, person to person, addressing the player, outside of game.
As for mandating your...
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So how many litres of paint would the Ad Mechs on Mars use in a single day? Imagine how much paint you would need to paint a titan or a knight.
>>47095528
*Insert self replicating DAoT paint here*
>>47095528
Every three hundred point one four years, a hulking space-barge pulls into the orbit of Mars, completing its circular route around the planets of the Segmentum Solar that grow the plants required to create pigments. Several generations of paint mixers, colour theorists and holy men are born, grow old and die on board before the ship can finally unload its precious, multi-coloured cargo into the hungry paint vats of Mars - each giant vat of the vast Martian Paint Citadel emblazoned with the name of the colour that...
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>>47095685
And each generation, the vats of paint grow smaller and smaller... And their cost remains the same.
Havent played in awhile.
Can I do ok with this?
>>47095462
Looks fine to me, but I don't know that Creeping Renaissance is where you want to be, just end the game before recursion is an issue, slivers are the definition of an aggressive strategy.
The cards have rotated out so they aren't legal anymore.
>>47095602
Ok thats what I was mainly concerned about. Which ones arent legal for current rules?
