>>29112
I shouldn't even point this out but

Please don't fuck your mounts

This is how I LARP~ sick grinding while cleaving fools.

>>27827
Any of you folks going to Dagorhir's Ragnarok next week?

>>29126
So basically, they wouldnt go on top of the stack back then?

>>29127
There was no stack. Each spell had a speed, either sorcery speed, instant speed, or interrupt speed. The only way to respond to a spell was to cast a faster spell.

You cast a sorcery, in response I cast an instant, you can't cast another instant in response to my instant, you gotta bust out an interrupt. If you cast a sorcery and I responded with an interrupt, well, you're fucked, unless you have another interrupt to respond with.

That's how I remember it, but it's been almost 30 years now.

>>29128
There used to be "the batch". You didn't have to escalate speeds but interrupts stopped stuff happening rather than just got something in first. Once the batch started resolving you couldn't add more cards unlike the stack. I was young and broke so I didn't get into the rules with the same depth over the whole time I played as I managed playing MTGA for 4 weeks. I had to look this shit up.

New system is better. Both simpler and more nuanced.

Major Kusangi from GitS is clearly a cyborg

Classic aristocratic villians

>>28273
I prefer artstation.
eg. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/PZQDn

>>26988
Use a actual map, rotate it 90 degrees and change the names.

>>28970
The castle's alive and got little legs and shit!

>>29117
Better would be to take a topographical map of a hilly or mountainous region, pick an elevation, and fill it with water.

White to play
Kasparov vs Csom

White to play
Sadler vs D Leal

White to play
Sveshnikov vs Shcherbakov

>>29074
Or they just want to keep the players on edge and not have them call "can I make a perception check" every 3 steps.

Personally I will only do a roll when it's relevant. Then either the surprise happens or it doesn't. None of this multiple chances and lots of rolls. I've played most of the editions of D&D at some point and I'm liking the elegance of 5th though I think it comes with the experience of learning lessons like only making them roll when it counts and not being an adversarial DM but knowing that the genuine risk of failure is what makes the players winning so exciting. I don't want that dragon to kill them all, but if it can't then dragging it's dead body through a portal in a tree and emerging in the centre of the capital with it isn't as satisfying for all of us.

Roll for random encounter!

>>29107
I'd pierce her armour with my sword if you catch my drift.

Netrunner roolz. KeyForge. Star Realms.

Scarlet Heroes is an OSR system, a variation of the Basic and Expert set of D&D, designed primarily to be played with a single GM and player. It's rather light weight mechanically.

How about a game of russian slaps?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ejL1G_9hLY

>>29088
Avatar completely failed in that aspect.

>>29087
Kingdom of Loathing has/had: Hot, Cold, Stinky, Sleazy, Spooky.

So it's been done to some extent. Though cotton candy ball would be web, only water removes it instead of fire. I mean fireball is a little bead of fire that explodes, so it'd be a tiny bit of solid candy that puffs out much like how that shit is actually made.

>>29096
Fuck yes, KoL was the best back in high school. Pastamancers and saucerors ftw.

>fireball is a little bead of fire that explodes

Then maybe less cotton candy and more something like a burning marshmallow? Sugar comes in many shapes and textures after all. Rock candy golems would be fun too, all those little sharp edges.

your move

>>29029
You activated my trap card.

y'all niggas play Duel Links on your phone and/or Steam? It's like the old school TCG except it has character-specific skills. I fucking love it

Hit me up if you wanna play, I'm just a F2P scrub that refuses to invest real cash into pay to win decks

ID = 288-267-086

Do you guys trade (buy/sell/swap) much in M:tG cards?

>>28714
These are figures for the Warhammer40k game. It's a game played on table top or special tables with terrain or miniature cities. It's a bit cumbersome to learn to play, but it's pretty fun.

Collecting an army, assembling your figures, and painting them is a major part of the hobby.

>>28715

>Collecting an army, assembling your figures, and painting them is a major part of the hobby.

And also a way to spend thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours. No regrets, though.

I like the lighting effect on this.

Will Squats ever return?

>>28963
They made one or two for Necromunda.

>>28944
Sororitas forever! Emperor protects...

>>28864
It generally doesn't, other than ruling that allied ship collisions don't happen because the offending ship goes above/below the other one.

You can still ram enemy ships but only a select few sips would ever want to.

Why do Star Wars aircraft look so un-aerodynamic?

>>29018
cuz ain't not air in space

it's draft weekend! my store is hosting a draft event tonight, though. i hope they still have these Ramunap Excavator promos to give to drafters. It's a cool card and crucible of worlds is so expensive :(

I could use one in my Gitrog Monster deck.

Amonkhet's indestructible gods return as zombies.

>>29039
Yeah I pulled Bontu himself the legendary zombie god on Arena today. Not quite sure I have the cards to make zombies great again yet but it's getting close. The question is whether to go blue/black, black/white (i've got 2 ethereal absolutions and some other "tokens get better BW cards), or Bolas.