Will she be ever able to enjoy normal food again?
>>46369537
Marcille, nooo!
>>46369537
I don't get it.
>>46369589
Adventurers who decided to save money by eating what they kill in the dungeon. Elf is grossed out and suffering ptsd from eyeball goulash. Nightmares ensue
Infinity is a 28mm scale skirmish game where hoods and helmets are the latest fashion.
>All the rules are for free. Buying the books is only relevant for fluff:
http://www.infinitythegame.com/archive.php
>Provisional Catalog where you can look at pretty pictures of the miniatures you're thinking of getting:
http://www.infinitythegame.com/catalogue/
>Rules wiki:
http://wiki.infinitythegame.com/en/Main_Page
>Official Army Builder:
http://www.infinitythegame.com/army
>New Official Army Builder that doesn't work properly:
https://army.infinitythegame.com/
>Token Generator:
http://inf-dice.ghostlords.com/markers/
>N3 Hacker Helper:
http://www.captainspud.com/n3hacking/
>N3 Reverse Index Web App (so you could compare units across factions)
http://n3index.bastian-dornauf.de/
>Batreps:
http://www.youtube.com/#/playlist?list=PLzrPO7KIAtwXlOUh545nq21WQaW7YxuGc
>Terrain:
http://pastebin.com/Hy9SRkmJ
>Faction Rundown:
http://www.mediafire.com/view/mqaaf5fosmti5b4/Infinity_Faction_Rundown_v.1.3.rtf
>All Consolidated Rules:
https://www.mediafire.com/?xm5aqb4sdx4g446
>Operation Icestorm Scan (beginner missions)
https://mega.nz/#!AkkG0ZZA!CE-YzCWIWVROcSnnlkZI8SMWxWoNb1LkFbWI-LamYR8
>Latest news is the Economically Questionable RPG Kickstarter
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/modiphius/corvus-bellis-infinity-roleplaying-game
>The Actual Faction Poll
http://strawpoll.me/5146634
>Scans (More Needed):
http://www.mediafire.com/download/a6nel34mw0la3bb/Infinity+1st+edition+Rulebook.pdf
http://www.mediafire.com/download/wd3pbtpjp5w9dig/Infinity+-+Corvus+Belli+S.L.L.+-+Human+Sphere.pdf
>Check out Operation: Flamestrike
http://flamestrike.warconsole.com
>Previous Thread: http://boards.4chan.org/tg/thread/46341530/infinity-general-pano-stronk-edition#bottom
Holos:
- more similar to camo
- in reactive turn can auto regen holoechoes if out of LoF
- can delay ARO against holoechoes, as they are markers
- this means the reactive troop can always shoot against the real mini, but takes a surprise shot
- you can choose to shoot one of the markers and avoid the surprise shot mod if you guess right
- Carlos is easier to understand then these fucking irish
- Holo1 same as N2, must be the same silhouette model from your own army
- Holo2 3 markers that all look like the mini
- Baldy needsto get his teeth fixed
- You can make duplicates of Holo1 projections, ie. Kotail as 3 Neema Sataar
- Holo3 is Patrocles only, doesnt have NFB
Nobody cares about AoS what the fuck is GW thinking edition.
>Rules databases
https://mega.co.nz/#F!pFgm0RKR!J06C1gVYcjzNGsF8YNLsjQ
https://kat.cr/warhammer-40k-pdf-library-t9575373.html
>FAQs
http://www.games-workshop.com/en-GB/Rules-Errata
>40k 7th edition quick reference sheet(s)
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4104995/Games/7edRef_V7.pdf
>Forgeworld Book index
http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Forge_World_and_Apocalypse_Rules_Index
>>46367414
>Nobody cares about AoS what the fuck is GW thinking
> In his long life as a servant of the Blood God, Khârn has travelled the breadth of the galaxy, staining the ground of a thousand, thousand worlds red in honour of his murderous master. Though the Betrayer yearns for the destruction of the Imperium –- an obsession that Abaddon the Despoiler has used more than once to lure him into his army -– it is the taking of skulls that truly drives Khârn. Human heads are the most desirable, but any able opponent is a worthy offering to Khorne. Khârn has taken the lives of almost every kind of human, alien and daemon to walk the stars or dwell beneath them. Tyranid Swarmlords and Hive Tyrants, Necron Overlords, Eldar Autarchs and Ork Warbosses have all tasted the bite of Gorechild's teeth. Khârn knows that Khorne cares not from whence the blood flows, only that it does.
-WoTDM Kharn
So what's the difference between Tyranid Swarmlords and Hive Tyrants?
>>46367531
One is a swarmlord.
I punch him.
>>46367125
Pretty sure that's called the "Technical Knock" skill, and a successful attempt un-jams my car, allowing it to fire again without spending a full action to un-jam the weapon.
>>46367125
Ask him to change the battery. It's dead and I don't have time to go out and get another one.
What class produces the best waifus and why is it the witch?
>>46366757
That's a funny way of spelling Barbarian.
You should spell check more often.
>>46366763
>barbarian
>proper bride for valiant knight
Pick one
Those muscle whores are almost as violent and evil as royal women
>>46366757
>witch
>not healer
I need all your badass /tg/related shit that starts with the letter 'W'
best I can do
Pathfinder General - /pfg/
"She's the BBEG, not your waifu" Edition
Unified /pfg/ link repository:
>http://pastebin.com/YhdxTQS6
Ultimate Intrigue leaks:
>classes: http://imgur.com/a/tlwEX
>feats: http://imgur.com/a/PA4eT
>items: http://imgur.com/a/RzJiF
Old Thread: >>46358699
The best villains are the people doing the wrong things for the right reason!
A wanderer, someone who drifts from place to place on the breeze, enjoying the world and doing good deeds to protect the innocent, using cleverness and wit and not leaving an area until it is sufficiently aided and fortified, before inevitably leaving off on the wind. That is if >>46362079 # is to be believed. For archetypes, I almost feel like Chosen One who eventually gets a faerie dragon or psuedodragon familiar would be best.
>>46365255
What about the poor souls doing the right things for the wrong reason? Relegation to 'anti-hero' status or...?
Worldbuilding Thread
Some worldbuilding resources:
On designing cultures:
http://www.frathwiki.com/Dr._Zahir%27s_Ethnographical_Questionnaire
Random generators:
http://donjon.bin.sh/
Mapmaking tutorials:
http://www.cartographersguild.com/forumdisplay.php?f=48
Free mapmaking toolset:
www.inkarnate.com
Random Magic Resources/Possible Inspiration:
http://www.darkshire.net/jhkim/rpg/magic/antiscience.html
http://www.buddhas-online.com/mudras.html
http://sacred-texts.com/index.htm
Conlanging:
http://www.zompist.com/resources/
Random (but useful) Links:
http://futurewarstories.blogspot.ca/
http://www.projectrho.com/public_html/rocket/
http://military-sf.com/
http://fantasynamegenerators.com/
http://donjon.bin.sh/
http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.com/index.html
http://kennethjorgensen.com/worldbuilding/resources
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/wiki/books/europe#wiki_middle_ages
https://www.reddit.com/r/worldbuilding
Questions:
>What are you currently working on in your world?
>What aspect of your world is the most original?
>What part of your worldbuilding would you consider the most difficult or time consuming?
>Why are you building your world?
>What part of your world would you like critique or help on?
Hard Mode and Dante Must Die Mode questions available upon request.
>What are you currently working on in your world?
Developing the combat system as much as I can. I'm trying to balance freeform roleplay and a battle system that doesn't let fights turn into petty pissing contests that die with no resolution. At least, as much as you can, since there will always be Those Players.
>What aspect of your world is the most original?
I don't know if I'd say any of it is particularly original. They're quadrupeds instead of bipeds? That's more unique/unusual than original, though. Then again, your mileage may vary.
>What part of your worldbuilding would you consider the most difficult or time consuming?
The artwork, because I have to pay for it. It's worth it, but money is not easy to acquire.
>Why are you building your world?
I want a ton of people, particularly middle schoolers to young adults, to roleplay on this site and discover, or rediscover, their love for writing, artwork, and creativity. That's so sappy and cheesy-sounding, now that I type it all out.
>What part of your world would you like critique or help on?
Nothing in particular. Answer questions from curious anons. My question, I suppose, is if a freeform quadruped roleplay that had a fully established world, species, and a simple battle mechanic system to minimize conflict would appeal to a lot of people, but also to you in particular. Why and why not, stuff like that.
What are some good explanations for the existence of magic in an anotherwise mundane world? E.g. the Conjunction of Spheres in The Witcher. I don't wanna reuse the trope of having alternate universes cross or something similar though. Also, the setting is godless
>>46365475
Magic runes being able to tap into an otherwise unknown force.
Having the only magic users require a staff or wand covered with runes, or something.
You feel your strength leeching from your bones, letting you sink deeper and deeper into your comfy office chair. “You... saw the stream.”
“I'm seeing it as we speak,” he replies sternly. “An army of MPs aren't breaking down her door right now, because... why, exactly?”
“You want us to SWAT our own shipgirl? And pulling the breaker occurred to me, but at this point it'd just make a bigger stir her stream died without explanation.”
“You seem awfully sanguine about this, Admiral.”
A miserable, defeated sigh nearly escapes you. “Sir... today is the day you answered a text message and got a link to two admirals and their shipgirls livestreaming to an audience of untold gazillions without authorization. You know what today is for me, sir?”
“Do tell,” he says, with that lilting tone of a dare masquerading as an invitation.
“I want to say Tuesday,” you reply, “but Christ knows I'm not even sure what day it *is.* Because I spent last night duct-taped to a conference table.”
“... beg your pardon?”
“Duct taped,” you say, warming to the chat, “to a table. While hallucinating about a dead man on fire and another one pointing a gun at my head.”
“Have you been to see your doctor, recently?” A shuffling of papers in the background. “I know you've been under a lot of stress, and it's easy to forget things but I've got a complaint h-”
“I don't have time,” you retort, “unless he's got something to make the dogfish go away.”
*That* makes him quiet for a moment. “... come again, Settle?”
“The Dog Fish,” you enunciate clearly. “See, my supposed assistant bought me a lovely new cane covered with rhinestones and glitter and capped it with a fish globe containing a dogfish. Which is some variety of freshwater-tolerant shark, or something? But now I'm dreaming about it.”
Silence.
“It talks Russian, by the way.”
More silence.
Then - “Admiral, are you pleading the insanity defense?”
This voice you do not recognize. “Am I on speakerphone, sir?”
“Just a conference call.”
You bristle. “To whom do I owe the pleasure-”
“That,” the CNO intones, “would be the Secretary of the Navy.”
If the CNO is God, then SecNav is the HR manager who *hired* God. You feel the room go all swimmy as you forget to breathe for a minute. “Oh. Hello sir. How are you today?”
“Oh,” SecNav says easily. “I'm fine.” His voice is brimming - nay, almost bursting - with some strange tension; as if he's restraining himself from bellowing. Yelling really isn't a go-to for anyone above low commissioned rank - it looks bad in front of The Troops, after all - unless they've got someone on a private line of communication behind closed doors and they are pissed off. Like you are, right now. You suspect that lingering politician inclinations are keeping you alive and unskinned - but for mere moments more, for your luck cannot last.
“Oh,” you reply. “That's good. Can I help you, sir?” Your voice sounds almost as brittle as you feel.
“This stream,” SecNav states. “Has... over... six hundred thousand viewers right now. Well, all told. It's already being mirrored on a few other sites.”
Six. Hundred. Thousand. “S-sir, did you-”
“In Japan,” he clarifies. “We haven't even checked foreign IPs yet.”
“Oh. Oh, that's...”
“Go ahead,” SecNav prompts. “What is it?”
What it is, is racist and extremely un-PR comments from living, talking, walking weapons of war from an era where long-simmering tensions had broken out into full-bodied violence - now broadcast to an audience of millions. What it is is gasoline poured directly onto a magnesium torch lying a deck above the main shell magazine. It's every public fear, fanned by all the wrong sorts and every opportunistic isolationist bastard you can imagine given renewed strength and vigor. It's a three-word denunciation of your pissweak excuse that it'd make a bigger scene to abort the stream - SecNav might know of the Streisand Effect, as a politician, but after the Chinese ambassador is done pissing directly through his phone he probably won't give a fuck.
“It's... bad.”
“How bad?”
RIP
Post realistic character art
>>46364464
Define realistic
In LOTR (books) Orcs were just another name for Goblins and were smaller than humans when did Orcs became creatures in their own right that look like Hulk clones? Also I believe goblins are better villains exactly because they are small violent shits.
>>46503966
>when did Orcs became creatures in their own right that look like Hulk clones?
When Saruman started doing it?
>>46504048
even Uruks were ''almost Man-height'' so not really
>>46504048
Speaking of Saruman, could he have controlled the Ring if he had gotten it?
The human empire is fragmenting because the outer rim resents high taxes and wants to rebel.
Besides some irradiated ruins and the occasional tribe of primitives Humanity really is alone in the galaxy.
This however is perfectly fine, as Earth's efforts to seed the galaxy with Humanity has bore the fruit of a thousand human civilizations.
The speed of interplanetary communication is no faster than that of human travel.
>>46503104
Therefore mail ships are some of the most prized targets for space pirates and spies.
Hey everyone, I work at a daycare (Kids from late elementary school to late middle school) My manager recommended bringing in board games to help pass the time. The Kids really enjoy Risk and I was wondering if you guys have any recommendations for games that would be easy for kids to pick up but fun strategy involved for adults as well. Picture unrelated
>>46498231
Dominoes
Four in a Row
Simple card games (thinking mainly of Rummy and Whist)
>>46498231
Something like King of New York might be fun. It's a cartoony board game where the players are each giant cartoon monsters (T-rex sheriff, evil fish in a robot suit etc) and they have to trash new york.
How is 'x isn't broken/bad because the GM can make adjustments!' still an argument that gets made in the modern day?
I'm not calling any specific mechanic or game out right now. I'm just surprised. I thought this idea would have died sometime back in the old DnD3e days instead of something being used to defend certain mechanics even now.
Because not every aspect of a system that you think is a problem is a problem for everyone, and since no system will ever be perfect, accepting that sometimes a DM will need to make adjustments is better than switching systems whenever there's something that annoys you.
>>46496308
Because people are fundamentally lazy and like to win arguments on the internet.
Do I need to elaborate further?
>>46496308
Because people will resort to anything as long as they don't have to acknowledge that something they invested into (emotionally, economically, in terms of time) might actually be flawed. Self-denial and Internet echo chambers do that for you.
Lets come up with some Servants, /tg/.
>>46496115
Ted Cruz
Class: Saver (From Donald Trump)
>>46496129
/pol/ called
It said come home.
**(Fake) Assassin**
*Known Titles*: Assistant, Space Asshole.
*True Identity*: N/A.
*Alignment*: Chaotic Neutral.
*Basic Stats*:
Strength - D-;
Mana - E+;
Endurance - D-;
Agility - D;
Luck - EX (1);
(1) - see Assistant's Luck.
Class Skills:
Independent Action - A+
Presence Concealment - B+
Personal Skills:
Disengage - A+;
Expert of Many Specializations - A;
Mental Pollution - A;
Subversive Activities - A+;
Noble Phantasms:
Assistant's Luck: Outlasting Them All
After the Assistant spent the eternity in the Groundhog Day loop on Space Station 13, he gained a supernatural sense that tells him when and where something wrong will happen, so he can naturally avoid (or intentionally participate in) the event.
Chaos and Destruction: CALL THE EMERGENCY SHUTTLE!
In case of death, the Assistant is capable of summoning the gravitational anomaly (also known as "singularity") which was often used for power generation on Space Station 13. Upon activation, it destroys the Assistant and all the chances for him to respawn, and creates a miniature black hole, the maximum size of which is capped. It has an enormous gravitational pull and indefinitely destroys everything it comes in contact with.
