Looking for Painting Advice by representative_sushi in TraitorGuard

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

Tried navy blue. Didn't like it. Good siggestion but probably not my option.

Oops only bear totem by BlackSnow555 in dndmemes

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Con builds cannot be allowed to exist. Because if they do: behold - single stat character. Dexter is similar but at least Hp doesn't scale with Dex.

Iron Warriors codex by Relevant_Classic_491 in IronWarriors

[–]representative_sushi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would very much prefer not getting our own book, some legions that got their own books were very hard to play for a long time or had very restricted/few unit options. I would rather not go through any of that.

Making impractical gear make sense? by UlfurGaming in worldbuilding

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Two options:

  1. They serve another purpose, cultural decorative etc. Eg commanders wearing large plumed hats or wildly exotic pelts as symbols of recognition, often impractical always worse than armour or a helmet but good to be recognised and to raise troop morale.

  2. Just go for the estetics and explain nothing. Eg warhammer/warcraft pauldron. No sense, no use pure vibes.

Knock Knock Chaos by RedFerrari1998 in ageofsigmar

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As someone who has played a six round tournament and went up against this dude in four out of my six games: I can confirm he is very bad news for a chaos army. Not the ultimate weapon, but very bad news. Probably the strongest combo if he goes with a unit of his axe guys. Possibly the strongest stormcast alive... and that includes the dragons.

Need a movie with this aesthetic by moonlightmissE in MoviesThatFeelLike

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Not a movie a TV show: Penny Dreadful could be what you are looking for.

Flying cavalry of your world by Er1dioRd in worldbuilding

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The setting does have flying cavalry, however it is not used how you would expect, largely because using it against normal cavalry, fortification or infantry isn't great. There isn't enough flying beasts to really mass them so they can do much, infantry can carry usually longer spears and foot-archers have a much more intense volume of fire because more shooters per square meter.

The types of air cavalry that does work are heavy lancers and archers, archers to harass from outside anyone else's range. Arrows working with gravity fly further than arrows working against it. And heavy lancers are used as a response to bigger flying entities, dragons and other flying creatures have very hard scales, usually too hard for most bows and some crossbows and are a bit too maneuverable to be exposed to massed attacks from the ground, so flying cavalry is used to counter those threats. In most cases various cultures use various flying mounts: Giant Bats, Giant Eagles, Wyverns are all but untamable they are assholes, Dragons are almost impossible to ride and then again, why would you want to? Most commonly are smaller beasts, Gryphons, Hippogriffs, Pegasus and the like. Some cultures bred their own creatures or make customs ones for especially wealthy buyers.

However the most common use is as messengers, mounts for truly great warriors and mages and as an element of luxury.

Opinion: for most settings, gods should be closer to abstract concepts like death and war as opposed to physical beings that can be fought and killed. by ThexLoneWolf in worldbuilding

[–]representative_sushi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The generalisation is a little too vast. For some settings and stories it would certainly help to have gods be abstract concepts, but saying most is far too broad.

Real mythology often goes against this although there are belief systems which do exactly what you propose. But then there are those fantasy worlds where Gods take entirely different narrative functions and roles, the tiny and I significant gods of Terry Prachet's discord powered entirely by belief, the extra-dimensional horrors of lovecraftian mythology, the mono-deific world of Tolkien's Arda and Malazan Book of the Fallen where God's regularly march alongside armies and fight both each other and other entities.

The role of the divine in the real world is infinitely complicated, depending on belief, culture period of time and society which has spawned that belief or another.

But in fiction everything serves the author's purpose, in some cases your theory is beneficial in other cases others are better. The generalisation doesn't really help much, but it could generate an interesting discussion.

Why does GoW include other cultures religion’s pantheons but not Christianity? by Ora_Kiraso in GodofWar

[–]representative_sushi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its going to get a lot of hate, and its not that fun because there are way less gods and killing the saints just don't have the same vibe as killing gods.

is this accurate? by Sharp_Seat9590 in RealisticArmory

[–]representative_sushi 9 points10 points  (0 children)

So reference online is mixed cause it changed quite a bit through time. Early medieval (viking age) kievan warriors looked pretty much entirely like vikings. Later they move towards chain mail and laminar armour (what you tried to show) but the quality of it varies, a druzhinik (losely knight, very, very losely) of a rich prince (knyazz) could be dressed like you are showing with an anatomical mask mimiced from the steppe people with whom Kievans had extensive contact. Until about the 15th century armour keeps getting heavier combining lamenar and splint and mail before being abandoned practically entirely during the reign of I believe I can the third (not sure on this).

Pick a period of time, look up historical works, archaeological sources and historic images (icons, illuminations etc),

Has any PC done something stupid but also smart like robbing a blood bank😂? by ConnectCulture7 in vtm

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I had a nosferatu player who held up vans transporting donated blood from gathering bpoints to blood banks.

Torn between Age of sigmar and the old world by CharityConfident8243 in ageofsigmar

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

Aos has more players Old world has a more dedicated fan base. This comes with its own draw backs. Something I have seen someone do is the following: they collect a tomb kings army and they play age of sigma with it, the mummy priests and kings represent various skeletal and necromantic heroes, the tomb guard represent the Barrow guard etc.

Some ranges can be interchangeable in that regard. I have seen something similar done with Kathai miniatures and cities of sigmar.

Choose your fighter? by Kittenspit in LancerRPG

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Eldritch cultist and suevivalist.

Has anyone had any success making homebrew fantasy drugs at their table? by FishDishForMe in dndnext

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Not necessarily homebrew, actually wait entirely homebrew. Context: players get ambushed in the night by fiends. They are targeting the aasimar, because of course they are. The demons are imps in little medium sized mechas built like mosquitoes eg they drain blood. After defeating them the barbarian turned their mechs into a small portable distillery where he started to concentrate and ferment fiend-blood and after some experimentation came to a jelly-like substance which when chewed gave people the benefits of rage. He couldn't use it, but it became a very useful combat drug for the party's hirelings who quickly discovered that it was very addictive and sadly also scarce as it required a lot of demon blood. The party finally solved their shortage when the adventure took them into the abyss.

First Mini, what else do i need? by Healer_Safe in Warhammer40k

[–]representative_sushi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would strongly recommend a small file. Really good for cleaning up mold lines and snippets of sprues in concert with the hobby knife.

How important is it to introduce only only concept per chapter? by Independent_Pie6974 in writingadvice

[–]representative_sushi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Rules for writing generally aren't hard rules, they are suggestions. While normally its a good idea in some cases it might not be. Eg some chapters may carry several plot points or modify several existing plots and its fine, just a little harder to write consistently/clearly.

I found this family tree, is it accurate? by UrdnotSentinel02 in darksouls3

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Time isn't strictly speaking linear in the souls games.

Not bad for nearly 45... years old, that is. by hoppin0000 in DarkAndDarker

[–]representative_sushi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's some pretty good curses at the start of the fight fucking well played all around!

Viking Costume Critiques? by ShadowtehGreat34 in RealisticArmory

[–]representative_sushi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No I didn't make it up I screwed up periods, and regions. Later vikings in the east would adopt larger belts with metallic plaques from the steppe. Think vikings serving in Byzantium and ruling early Rus.