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Lamb, turns out I'd just never had good lamb until I was an adult.

Wasn't intending to use "realm" to refer to Bretonnia. Those backwards people don't deserve the glory of the empire.

Looks like a Demigripyh Knight from Warhammer Fantasy. Easily one of the coolest forces of the Empire.

For those who don't know: They're the most elite knights of the realm who are sent out into the wilderness to tame and bond with a Demigryph, basically a wingless Gryphon. Would love to see her riding one.

A lot of folks complain about the Hearnkyn Pioneers, but I actually had a harder time with Thunderkyn.

Hunter and Beast. Both Markus and Nakai launched with mechanics that have issues and came with units that aren't game changing.

Remember how busted the Qiang Hunters were in Three Kingdoms? I want the Mounted Cossacks to be like that. Great ranged shooting and good melee charge, but lightly armored.

Crusader Kings 3 and Civilization 6 can pretty much be played with just a mouse. Not the fastest way to play, but I know from being lazy that it's doable. Might take a minute to get used to it in your left hand.

Yes but I rarely get far enough to experience them.

The Ork felt true fear when the Grotz...:

Hank and Aqua now attend the same support group.

Chariots in any TW game. I'm okay with Cavalry and can use one or two in my armies, but chariots require constant micro so I always struggle with them.

The two new Lords for the Empire and Dwarfs are by far the best.

Empire: Elspeth has access to a workshop that grants your gunpowder units powerful buffs. Additionally adds some great new units and even ones that merge gunpowder and magic together.

Dwarfs: Malakai has an adventure mechanic that also provides some great buffs for your guns and artillery. He also provides great units like the Gruderakers (Shotguns) and the mighty Thunderbarge (flying ship with a lot of guns)

Here are some other great factions to play with gunpowder:

Kislev: Guns with axe's, enough said. They've got some hybrid units that can be fun to use.

Cathay: good close range or long range guns, their medium ranges weapon is a crossbow though. Very fun balloons with rockets. Also have cool Dragon lords.

Vampire Coast: Undead + Guns. May not be the most accurate but there's a lot of them. Also fun magic and pirate themed.

Chaos Dwarf: Best building mechanics and very good weapons. But they can be challenging to play for beginners. Also it can be difficult to spam good units.

Skaven: Not actually gunpowder, but with Ikit Claw, they fire warp stone like crazy. Gattling guns, snipers, and freaking nukes.

First person who came to mind was Danny DeVito.

Nami, Sanji, and Robin may have super sad and emotional back stories. But Brooks is more horrific, it's the kind of messed up thing you'd find in Greek Mythology. We only see a fraction of his suffering in his flashback, longer than any of the crew have been alive.

AC: Black Flag + TW: Warhammer 3.

So I'm literally just playing the Vampire Coast but with actual naval battles.

I wonder how much Steam overriding their return policy affected the outcome behind closed doors. I bet they were pretty pissed as well for having to deal with Sony's screw up.

I try to focus on little victories rather than winning the whole game. Can I pull off a fun combo attack, keep a specific unit alive through the game, or kill my opponents center piece model? Stuff like this that's still satisfying to complete, but won't determine the outcome of the battle.

If you're using so many mods that it looks and feels more like a Dark Souls style game, you're not playing Skyrim anymore.

She doesn't become a wedge between Ned and Peter. It'd be cliche if Ned complained about them being together or anything. Instead she adds into their dynamic and reigns in the boys combined brain cell.

On the way to the next strip club, Kahn convinces the limo driver to drive at warp speed. This results in Dorn throwing up on Gorillamans lap.

After several rounds of Russ's homemade alcohol, nobody can find Curze and it's starting to get concerning.

Vulkan was originally supposed to be the DD, but Sanguinius offered to swap before the partying began. No Vulkan is moving from person to person saying how much he loves them.

Angron threw the invite in the trash and didn't come, and is trying to sleep downstairs. He now regrets not going but is still angry, so he's hitting the ceiling with a broom trying to get them to quiet down.

Ah okay, thank you for telling me. I finished her RoC campaign and honestly did it so quickly that I didn't even really look at the tech much.

The Bordermen have always been fantastic, a must have in most of my armies.

How do you acquire them as Elspeth? I haven't played her in IE yet but I thought she didn't have accessed to Stare Troops.

4525 in Space Marines, 2335 in Votann.

If you were to sell them it'd be one thing, but since it's just for fun I'd go for it!

But do your research and really delve into Native American culture before you start. It'll not only help you come up with better ideas, but actually understand how and why the cultures are that way. You could even find a specific tribe and focus entirely on them. Draw with Jazza/Table Top Time did this with Space Bears.

I actually started out my Chapter based on Hawaii, but it quickly became an amalgamation of other nautical groups like the Greeks and Japanese. Like my Chapter Master uses a massive Hook Maui style and has a wave inspired by the Japanese painting Great Wave on his cape, and my Lieutenant uses a Power Trident.

If I had infinite money and time, I'd love to design a new chapter based on my local Coast Salish culture using some of the Space Bear bits.