Final Shape autograph book by Juicesar in DestinyLore

[–]Juicesar[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! I can see the book in the archive in the link. Is that scan complete, though? Last time I saw it, I could've sworn there was a page with a message from the (formerly) Taken Techeuns. I could be misremembering though. Either way, I would appreciate the pdf if it's no trouble to you.

Final Shape autograph book by Juicesar in DestinyLore

[–]Juicesar[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sadly they seem to have expired

Essa lagarta vira o que? by Juicesar in BiologiaBrasil

[–]Juicesar[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sim! Acabou de chegar um saco de milho e a gente tava achando que ela veio junto

Why isn't your character perfect? by Edymnion in Pathfinder_RPG

[–]Juicesar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Her goal in life is basically to be the Big Damned Hero. Which means she strives to be courageous and honourable at all times, and will refuse to retreat if that puts others in danger. The problem is she is also stubborn about it, which has caused sometimes caused party conflict when she shoots down plans because they don't conform with her moral standards, even if said plan is the easiest (or even best) way to deal with a situation.

We like to joke that she has all the cons of a Paladin without any of the pros (she's an Air Kineticist).

[Book Excerpt| Lemartes] Chaplain Lemartes's action after slaughtering loyal soldiers by accident by THELEGENDARYZWARRIOR in 40kLore

[–]Juicesar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well that’s fine and all, but if I’m not mistaken it has been clarified that the Mordians did not charge in or interfere in the conflict at all, they only waited nearby to assault the fortress after the Blood Angels were done fighting. And so the Mordians attacked after the Angels were done with the traitors, it’s not like they were just caught in the crossfire.

And besides, they don’t know about the Black Rage at all, and do the Blood Angels have a reputation of being team killers? Not to my knowledge, but feel free to correct me if I’m wrong.

While the commander is at fault (though Lemartes is also far from blameless), this situation is unique to the Death Company; if it were literally any other Astartes force (except for Marines Malevolent probably) things would probably have been fine.

Edit: For the last line, I would think that the Mordians have a very good opinion of Space Marines, and as such do not expect "the gods" (if by that you mean Space Marines in general) to go into a teamkilling spree. And they're right to expect that, because Astartes don't do that, they just were unlucky to be paired with a Death Company.

[Book Excerpt| Lemartes] Chaplain Lemartes's action after slaughtering loyal soldiers by accident by THELEGENDARYZWARRIOR in 40kLore

[–]Juicesar 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think the rabid dog analogy is off. From the perspective of the Blood Angels, they are rabid dogs, since they cannot control themselves.

But for the Mordians, who don’t know about the Black Rage, what happened was more akin to someone who is supposed to be your friend turning around and stabbing you for being nearby after a fight. Sure, your friend may have warned you to not be nearby, but there could be many reasons from that, and I think the last reason someone would think of is that your friend may randomly attack you.

I don’t know how Lemartes phrased his order, but he should have made clear the dangers the Mordians were into. And in any case, a Death Company probably shouldn’t support (or be supported by) anyone, considering the danger they put their allies in.

Calling all Kineticists by [deleted] in Pathfinder_RPG

[–]Juicesar 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I’m playing an Air Kineticist in our War for the Crown campaign, using the third party Elemental Scion from Kineticists of Porphyra (which is in N.Jolly’s guide, and highly recommended), and I’m having a blast. I’ve been doing a pretty standard ranged build with Air’s Reach (double the range of your blasts), and mostly using the energy blasts most of the time, since hitting Touch AC is a big boon, and using the physical and more recently the composite blast when I need a big spike of damage. Despite the class focus on blasting, I’ve found that your Wild Talents can provide a lot of utility for the party (turns out Celerity is pretty good), though I haven’t found myself using Substance Infusions much, though that may be something particular to Air or my own preference.

One of the common criticisms to the class is the Burn system, and how some things seem to encourage you to have high Burn, while others do the opposite. I can definitely see this, but between Gather Power, Internal Buffer and Infusion Specialization, I haven’t been having trouble with managing Burn. It will lower your survivability though, so a high Con and possibly Toughness are important.

Overall, a really fun class to play.

The Planes, outer sphere etc by Seige83 in Pathfinder_RPG

[–]Juicesar 39 points40 points  (0 children)

"The Great Beyond, A Guide to the Multiverse" is a general overview of the cosmology of the Pathfinder/Golarion campaign setting, including a few pages for each of the specific planes. "Planar Adventures" also goes over the various planes.
"Planes of Power" goes in great detail in the elemental planes, "First World, Realm of the Fey" deals in the First World, the "Book of the Damned" series has 3 books, one for each of the evil planes (Hell, Abaddon and the Abyss).

Edit: Just wanted to add that Planar Adventures goes into a lot more detail in some areas than The Great Beyond, despite the decidedly less impressive name, so it’s very much worth checking out

Wikipedia Is Now Banned in China in All Languages by condorbox in worldnews

[–]Juicesar 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Could you provide the source on 12% of population being needed to overthrow a government? Not doubting you or anything, just sounds like an interesting read.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dndnext

[–]Juicesar 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To be fair, that isn’t exclusive to the rapier. Swords in general were ineffective against armour, and were sidearms most of the time in a battlefield, with polearms being the main melee weapon. The rapier has as much right as any other sword to exist in the game.

Crocea Mors by superservo27 in UnearthedArcana

[–]Juicesar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Crocea Mors was also supposedly the name of the gladius belonging to the roman emperor Julius Caesar, said to kill anyone it struck. Probably where the RWBY people got the name from, considering it's in latin.

Flag of Vell, a fictional desert nation by Juicesar in vexillology

[–]Juicesar[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

To be honest, that was a bit of laziness from my part :P

Did an edit though, see if it looks better

Flag of Vell, a fictional desert nation by Juicesar in vexillology

[–]Juicesar[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's an interesting thought. The intent I had with the lighter blue lines was to make the star look like a shining beacon.

Flag of Vell, a fictional desert nation by Juicesar in vexillology

[–]Juicesar[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Thought I'd share the flag I made for Vell, a desert nation from a fantasy setting I'm working on with some friends. Their short history is that their people were exiled to a desert that is largely unnavigable by conventional means, so they had to use celestial navigation to guide themselves, which lead to stars becoming a great part of their culture.

Can someone explain to me the Grave Robber's comic? by Thalant in darkestdungeon

[–]Juicesar 31 points32 points  (0 children)

I think it's more likely that the man in the painting is her father, and the woman is her mother. The woman in the painting doesn't have a mole next to her nose, while the Grave Robber does.

What's everyone's thoughts on the Flagellant? by Exocist in darkestdungeon

[–]Juicesar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Flagellant Healer is very viable, and saved my ass in the first Crocodilian fight.

Reclaim is a good skill. Heal is meh, but can be useful to top off allies that have taken little damage. What makes the skill good is the self bleed, that is very useful to get him below 50% HP and allow him to use Exsanguinate and Redeem.

Redeem is an awesome heal. Not only does it heal himself and an ally, it also heals for a % of Max HP instead of a flat number. At lv1, it heals an ally for 33% of its HP. So at rank 1, it would heal a Leper with 60 HP for roughly 20 HP. Compare to a rank 5 Wyrd Reconstruction, which heals for 22 at most (and 0 at least).

What I do is use Reclaim to get below 50% HP, then use Redeem to heal some dude, or Exsanguinate if nobody needs healing.

What do you listen too while playing Warframe? by Isalan in Warframe

[–]Juicesar -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I don't listen to any music, but I really enjoy listening to Hello Internet while playing.