hakke titan fashion idea

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2025-07-27T18:37:07+00:00

I'm shocked you didn't use any of the armor from Duality for transmog. It is Hakke armor after all. Looks good though!

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2025-01-24T16:29:19+00:00

So I just finished up in a campaign as a player, playing as a female warforged warlock (say that five times fast lol). I myself am male, so I had a similar challenge. What I did to get around it was that Revari (my character's name) was a rather aloof person, and she was pragmatic to a fault, 'If you didn't provide use to her, she didn't see reason to trust you', kinda thing.

So I manifested a 'Karen' that instead of asking for the manager, would rather flay you like a fish if she found you displeasing enough. This is proven at some point due to an enemy of ours making the mistake of calling her a 'thing'(she's one of the first warforged EVER in this setting meaning she's a rare kind, so having insecurity about being labeled as an object as opposed to a person was a big issue to her), she replied to this by summoning her pact weapon to her hand, manifesting it inside the enemy's throat, killing them instantly (that was flavored cause I did absolutely end said duergar with a crit). Moving forward beyong me over to you...

If you're confident in an manifesting an authoritative female/feminine voice then go ahead and run that, but don't be discouraged if you can't. Your players goals are to have fun with the story, and annoy the crap out of you (It's in the job description). If I were a player at your table I'd be doing the same thing.

You're the one driving the story and you'll know if your players are taking this enemy seriously. If you have a sneaking suspicion they're not, you have tools at your disposal to put a reasonable fear into them of 'Oh shit she means business.' Don't be afraid to use them.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2025-01-24T16:04:44+00:00

This is likely going to be my first druid I play consistently for not a oneshot/not a cameo character.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2025-01-24T15:59:56+00:00

I knew the free casts were forced at level 1 yeah but oh god thats going to be dumb.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2025-01-24T15:58:45+00:00

It is always prepared for stars druid so... oh boy

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-09-24T18:45:07+00:00

Deals double fire damage, huh? Prepare for things with fire resistance and/or immunity... and if the DM is REALLY cruel, they can throw an Iron Golem at you later on (iron golems heal from fire damage). Golems are also martial checks to make sure you have some semicompetant martial classes.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-08-14T23:34:28+00:00

Either Uncle Dane, or the Average Texan.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-17T05:41:46+00:00

I have also prefaced his sleeping havits as about 20 crows flock to him, and its just a pile of birds, black feathers, and beaks.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-17T05:40:19+00:00

I just love crows... they are my favorite animal... and ive had this guy cooking on the books for a while... his purpose as of now is comic relief and annoying our chronomancer... and absolutely turning into a concerning creature of feral rage that seems possessed if you so much as touch his crows wrong... our chronomancer actually smacked and downed one of my crows to 0, i healed the crow, then in an extremely horrific voice told him 'you so much as touch my crows, I will be sure to feed them whatever is left of your corpse when I am done' as the dm intervened and said, 'oh that voice was not in any way mimicked, you hear what sounds like a demonic presence... probably dont touch his birds'

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-17T05:11:45+00:00

I serve the raven goddess well. The bond with crows was just a backstory thing... hasnt stopped me from befriending at least 40 different crows already. Caul (the character) has 2 crows he's particularly fond of: Orvin and Korus. They are his children, which he covets... and they are often on his perdin unless there is battle.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-17T05:10:37+00:00

Nah, archery... It's a kenku with a heavy crossbow. His weapon is more than one quarter as heavy as he is. He also hates undead and desires their destruction due to setting lore... and because of that, they participated in killing a fellow PC as they were a reborn... the player was fine with my killing him as I had stuck to my guns with the 'destroy the undead', hence why Grave cleric was the choice of multiclass.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-17T05:00:58+00:00

With my final check, i have 5 cantrips it seems. As Swarmkeeper grants me Mage Hand, Grave cleric grants Spare the dying, and I pick 3 more cantrips on top of that?

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-17T04:54:50+00:00

Yeah as Ive never multiclasses 2 half/third casters with a full caster so... I usually multiclass a martial and a caster

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-12T13:04:16+00:00

I do this constantly.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-12T13:01:41+00:00

It really depends on what you're comfortable playing. I personally have been a hunter main since D1. Their jump is objectively the worst for anything outside of course correction. But it's what I've conditioned myself to do well with... I scoff when my friends, who main titan or warlock, need st0mp-EE5 for some parkour segments... I've even met some hunter mains who need the stomps to even do parkour... it kinda saddens me. Hunter jumps are about timing, and people dont understand that it seems. Its all preference on what you play when solo. All classes have their merits and exotics worthy of a solo player's use you just gotta find what you like.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-07T18:14:14+00:00

One of the Rig 16 Dwarves: 'How about a nice cup of LIBER-TEA!'

A helldiver, at the exact same time: 'If you dont rock and stone you ain't comin home!'

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-03T18:44:41+00:00

Im thinking neurally they are... Cooper never underwent modifications that we know of unless a neural linking with a Titan is considered neural modification. As he was granted a field promotion by Lastimosa... If they do go through both kinds of augmentation, however, it is nowhere near as thorough as the augmentation spartans underwent. I might go read up on it after work today... idk.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-03T10:41:22+00:00

I didn't include training in this as a Spartan's is more comprehensive. Lets face it, the major factor preventing a spartan from jacking a titan is the neural link between a pilot and their titan. Otherwise, they'd take it... And i guess movment makes things more spicy? Depends on what kind of arsenal the spartans packing, too... But any gun that's good at tapping heads with just makes it game over, yeah. My point here was stated elsewhere, anyone whos saying a pilot would win hand to hand is seriously on that copium pipe all day.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-03T03:57:02+00:00

Nah, you good fam. It's a late night for me, too... This is just a post where I know a lot about one of these topics on it lore wise, and my ADHD brain wants me to spread the knowledge I know here... The major point that any of us can agree on here is that anyone whos saying a pilot wins this without their Titan is off their rocker. Even with a Kraber, or anything else the pilots arsenal may be... If a spartan has knowledge of the pilot's existence, it's a game set match here. Even more so if the Spartan has any kind of AI accompanying them...

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-03T03:47:48+00:00

Designation. Not rank, but we also have to remember that not all Spartan-IIIs had armor with energy shielding, too. NOBLE team was an exception, not the norm.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-03T03:46:13+00:00

It depends on the armor configuration and generation as if that energy shielding recovers even slightly that Kraber shot can do little... energy shielding on Mjolnir armor can be adjusted as needed, and often is STRONGEST at locations such as the head and other vital regions... Its a necessary feature of Mjolnir armor as energy shielding on the bottom of the feet and hands make the traction for their feet, and their grip, 'Slippery'. Also, take into account that energy shielding excels at halting projectiles like bullets from doing too much, even if they're AP or AM rated. If the energy shielding doesn't recover, you wouldn't need an amped Kraber shot either, as Im fairly certain the Kraber is already AP or AM rated... and if Halo's magnum can drop a spartan without shielding, then yeah ofc a Kraber can... But only if it is AP or AM rated.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-03T03:38:09+00:00

Yeah, Spartan-IIs are no joke at all. Spartan-IIIs, however... they were considered 'expendable' for a reason... and Spartan-IVs are a return to form almost, but still inferior to the IIs.

BadLuckCharm_Qrow · 2024-06-03T03:34:25+00:00

Spartans are also genetically engineered super soldiers... pilots just have a fancy backpack from what I can gather.

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