InfestedKerrigan

We just got three 8 foot pallets of FFG Tantive IVs into our warehouse. Holy sh!t it's huge! Way bigger than I was thinking. I fondled one for several minutes. Damn, I want one of these babies.

This white dwarf only covers a new model. Like when the Seeker Chariot came out for Daemons.

It's already pushing two million dollars. Damn son. 33 days to go.

I believe when you are linking the video, rather than pasting the link or the shorturl, you choose the Embed option on YouTube. I'm on my iPad, so can't verify that at the moment.

Gwah

Yeah, it's online, and we are all getting reacquainted with everything, lots of rules questions come up, but things are going smoother now. It's kinda more of an evil campaign than a good campaign. I'll check with the dm and let you know. We play Tuesdays at 7 PST. 3 of us our in EST currently. The three players actually lol

Gotcha, no worries. I figured it was an edition confuddlement. Harry Littlebottom and myself are commissioned by the Merc group we work for to obtain a stolen book for an eccentric Mage. The book is necromantic in nature. It was stolen by a gnomish thief. We've been tracking him for weeks, his trail zigzagging seemingly without rhyme or reason across the empire, always a day or two behind him. Following him north, we come across a Wererat who turns out to be the unwanted son from a kingdom to the south. Littlebottom convinces him that he can cure his lycanthrope, if he helps us obtain the book. Just before that encounter, 2 purple beams shoot into the sky, one emanating from a tower I'm familiar with, the other from the mountains to the northeast. As we set off in the morning for the last town we believed the gnome to be heading,traveling through the woods, we see in the distance a robed figure and two large beasts. Littlebottom scouted ahead and reported back 3 robed figures, a living chimera that appeared to have been dead for some time, and a griffon in similar condition. He also over heard them say something about activating a third tower. We continue north on the trail of the gnome, paid contracts come before strange inquiries, eventually coming to a road that leads back to the capital, where we started our commission, and west to a summer hamlet for gathering wood for the kingdoms winter. Seeing travelers coming down the road, wave them down and inquire about gnomes, informing them that he stole something of value to my Family. They mention a couple gnomes and a half Orc showed up at the hamlet to few days earlier. I thank them, giving them a few silver pieces for the information and continue on our way to the hamlet. Once there, the Rat, in human form, goes to the blacksmith. Littlebottom and myself head to the building clearly marked as the pub. Upon entering and surveying the wretched hive of scum, I take note of two gnomes to my left drinking and conversing at a table, and at a table to my right sits our target with the aforementioned Halforc and the other gnome. A few human patrons are spread out at other tables. The thief recognizes me as I go sit down beside him. We exchange curt greetings, as I inquire to the book. He insinuates that he no longer has it and will sell us the information. I inform him, quite bluntly, that the price we'll pay for the information is allowing him to live. He laughs while drinking his ale. I prompt him one more time, as he makes jokes concerning the book and his life, looking at the halforc. I stand up, unsheathing my scimitar and the half Orc charges me. By the end of the encounter, I decapitated the thief and the half Orc, and captured one of the other three gnomes. The rat mauled one of the gnomes, and they took the second one captive. The gnomes shot one of the townsfolk. My party members booked it out the back as a mob approached the front door. I'm still standing in the bar, with my gnome roped up with a bag over his head, and the other living gnome. That's where session ended. I'm planning on talking to the mob, and getting them to lend me a cart to get the two gnomes to the Merc group for "questioning"

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"Dead The character’s hit points are reduced to -10, his Constitution drops to 0, or he is killed outright by a spell or effect. The character’s soul leaves his body. Dead characters cannot benefit from normal or magical healing, but they can be restored to life via magic. A dead body decays normally unless magically preserved, but magic that restores a dead character to life also restores the body either to full health or to its condition at the time of death (depending on the spell or device). Either way, resurrected characters need not worry about rigor mortis, decomposition, and other conditions that affect dead bodies." I was reduced to -10 hit points by his attack. We play Tuesday nights. I'll give a write up of last nights events when I wake up, it's bedtime for me now, 3rd shift and all.

My feels exactly.

Needs more cowbell, I mean exclamation marks.

Yeah, he's Chaotic Neutral, and his character is very rash, acting without thought to consequences. He's kind of like Tyrion Lannistar, the black sheep of his Royal family. They sent him off in hopes that either he'd mature or get killed in the process. I was honestly shocked that he decided to shoot me. The initial attack was expected, but that arrow through the heart was not. The dm and I discussed the Ghost/resurrection route, but I am fine with building a new character. I'll be taking over the DMs chair sometime after I get to Tacoma, and the campaign will be heading to Planescape, so Kormai will be a petitioner there, and have ample opportunity to do anything that needs to be done at that point. It's still pretty freaking ghetto that he shot me in the back.

What were the changes to area terrain? I don't recall reading about that elsewhere.

So I renamed the thread. The biggest...Erhm....only factor in this comes with last weeks session. My Wizard, who was at level 3 at that point, our level 5 cleric and our level 5 Wererat/Hexblade were fighting a flesh golem. The Flesh golem killed our cleric before the wererat took it down with two Crits back to back with his crossbows. Now, in hindsight, there were a lot of things that weren't played properly in that battle, but I feel the net result would have largely been the same. After I failed in my attempt to stabilize the cleric, the Hexblade got pissed and went to attack me. I teleported to the other side of a portcullis and started the trek back to town with my remaining 5 hit points. The rat decided to shoot me. He rolled crit for a third time in a row, and damage totaling 15 points...exactly enough to instakill me. So, we lost two party members that session. The clerics player has decided to play a Halfling Rogue. I'm playing a Human Psychic Warrior. I have a few complaints about this step, the biggest of which was how the dm decided our income.....Starting gold x5. I have 450 gold...5% of what the DMG says a fifth level character should have. I voiced my complaint, but Helen Keller don't listen. So, I've done what I can to cheese dick my Psychic Warrior within the constraints laid before me. One of the players was saying the class sounded like it was ripped from anime. I decided, by the end of character creation that I was going to look like Cloud Strife just to piss them off. I didn't roll as goo d of stats as I did on The previous character, but my lowest stat is 11 so I can't complain too much. So, the way my character works, I can make a jump attack and deal 12d6+8 damage with my first attack of the round. Subsequent rounds will be 8d6+8 when jumping and 4d6+4 when doing a regular melee attack. That's with my Large Greatsword that I carry strapped to my back. I also have a war hammer, a scimitar and 2 daggers. I took monkey grip to be able to wield the Large Greatsword. I have Expansion, which lets me increase myself and all my belongings one size cat, making me large and my Greatsword Huge, granting it the 4d6 dmg. At 7th level, I'm taking Psionic Keen Edge, allowing me to double the crit range of my weapons. Well, of any weapon within 40ft of me, really, and it'll last 70 minutes at that point. But honestly, I don't see my character casting it on the other guys weapons, and really, It's going to be most effective on the scimitar, giving it a 15+ crit. The Greatsword would be 17+ which is decent. I don't see spending my limited power point reserve on other weapons, mine or the rest of the party. Tomorrow is the first session with the new character. I haven't decided if he's lawful good or lawful neutral yet. Or perhaps he's chaotic evil. I don't know. I left that blank on the character sheet, and we'll see how he interacts with the world.

So does the embarked psyker limitation apply to Open Top vehicles, too?

I'm pissed that I spent fifty bucks on the Firefly Boardgame for my gf for Xmas and we still haven't played. All I ever get is bull[big bad swear word] excuses.

Can CD still 1st turn DS or did they swap that for ability to start on table?

You know what really grinds my gears? When I can't find the droids I'm looking for.

They can still ally with Necrons :p

Yeah they are.... Above Space Wolves and Blood Angels respectively.

Maybe there's a way to set the inventory to "-1" and generate the 'Coming Soon' while "0" generates 'Out of Stock' or something similar.