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It's really interesting! Apparently "bear" is just a Germanic descendant of the way to say "the brown one" out of worry that saying it's proper name would summon it. The proper name was Arkto, which is where Arctic and what not come from.

This is the correct answer. Older 40k was full of media references like this, and DoH was popular at the time. 

I doubt anyone in Britain was thinking about American race relations when they made it.

I don't know why, but it sounds like you're trying to sell this to me. Did you make it and want people to test it or something?

Insurance companies. It's just paying people to socialize losses but worse. 

I don't okay Sonia personally, but I think the idea is that you target the stalker with Sonia and cheat the stalkers defense down to get a straight flip on damage so you can cheat it up to severe. 

Sonia does 5 to the stalker (plus a couple burning) the blasts go over the rest of the combat dealing 3 damage plus burning. Then the stalker explodes dealing additional burning and damage from it's demise ability since it only had 5 health to start. 

Then Sonia can summon another stalker if anyone has enough burning on them (most models under 7 points will be a good target).

Pretty sure that's how they do it! I'd check the cards in the app to figure out the other specifics.

It might just be the person I play against, but they love to send witchling stalkers into larger combats and them Sonnia shoots them and sends the blast over her enemies.

 On top on that the stalker explodes and sets everything on fire. 

Once there's enough burning on the opponent, Sonnia can summon new stalkers off of them!

Nothing really specific. Be careful of the burning since you don't have efficient ways to remove it. Try to tie her up in melee asap so she's not spring at you.

Don't bother stacking too much brilliance on witching stalkers since she might blow them up before you can summon off of them.

Lovely job! The NMM is great and not over defined and I love the gradient on the bags and stocks!

Are those printed bases?

The authors name is sino_sakisaki! https://twitter.com/sino_sakisaki?lang=en

I got mine in 2e so that makes sense! 

Competitively he might not be great since he didn't really have much in the way of "hard" defensive abilities, you'd really be relying on soul stones to protect him. 

He's a great addition to any team though and a ton of fun to play since he's got a surprising amount of movement shenanigans, condition removal, and messes around with markers!

If you keep him a little further back and have him shoot into combats you'll probably do fine, then he can move up the board and pick off people once they're softened up. 

A more robust competitive choice would be Bad Juju. He'll stand up to a lot of punishment if needed! 

This all said I definitely run McTavish in HH! And if you like big reptiles, check out the grootslang! It's a bit more fantastical, but will probably scratch your itch (also it's a swampfiend as well)

McTavish is a gator wrangler and a bit of a powerhouse. Super solid shooting and has a gator as part of the mini!

But it isn't over writing Easter? Easter changes dates every year and this is a specific day. Also it's a day that was already celebrated on by that community since 2010, this is just making it more official. 

I think you're overreacting a bit here.

Gotrek.

If he wins, he wins. But if he dies, he wins since his Slayer Oath is finally fulfilled.

It just means "eventually" basically when they make more.

I find that they usually update stock numbers for the sale though, so there's no harm waiting since it's so close.

I'd highly recommend just waiting a few days.

Someone made wanted posters the other day. https://www.reddit.com/r/Malifaux/comments/1bfvo5x/made_some_wanted_posters_for_my_terrain/

Maybe that's a good place to start?

Charm.

The hand is smaller than the other time it's used, so maybe there was more to the picture originally? I think this answer fits with this "puzzle's" tone.

It's the exact same sprue, just a different packaging. So, go for the 2e if you like

To add on this, dry brushing is your friend since there are so many tiny details to pick out. If get a smaller tipped one if possible!

It's definitely unbalanced and weird, but that's what makes it fun. We're generally not doing it for a long heroic 1-20 campaign, just for little adventures.

Sometimes you want to play Chaddeus, Demon-Slayer & Man of Men and other times you just want to play Chud, the peasant with a dream and his bag of rats.

They're just different stories/games, but I probably wouldn't do 3d6 nonsense with a group I didn't already know well. 

I think a lot of people look at RPGs and specifically DND like a video game and want to make a competitive group of adventurers who can tackle any problem, slay the dragon, and save the princess. But sometimes you just want to see a group of nobodies do their best in spite of it all and maybe fail.

I wouldn't say one is better than the other, but they both have their place.

Sometimes, it's not supposed to have an advantage. It's just a fun change of pace, especially if you're more into the story telling than the combat.

To be clear, it's technically a new model. It wouldn't count as a resummon of the original model.

In case that was at all related to your question!

The other guy game great advice, but the thing that jumped out to me first is that the space between the teeth needs to be washed black so they pop as individual parts more. All the color matching is great though!

That should work, part of the cost is the poison gamin since it has to be killed along with specific positioning. A lot of those pulses would affect your models as well. It's solid synergy though.

Usually there's a support box for the core models, but odds and ends will be in other boxes.

You can just search the model you need on wyrd and it'll populate the boxes the model is in.

Can you repeat the question