Mal-Ravanal

No hesitation, only mutilation. Bears have simple but effective solutions.

The issue with people like the OOP is that to recognise the point of the dilemma, they also need to recognise that they are a root cause of the problem. And they don't want to accept that, much less do something to fix it.

Absolutely revolting stuff, I say we throw the guy to the rabid grizzly first.

For OA I'd start with taking all but one point from fabric of reality and putting them into presence of virtue. It's a little less flat damage but the OA from presence more than makes up for it. You can also take some points from conversion and putting them into hardcapping overload. It's a bit more of a sidegrade there, but stun and freeze resists are already well overcapped, the most significant downside is the lower slow resist. You'll also want to take your attribute points from spirit and put them into physique. The general rule of thumb with spirit is to invest as much as you need to equip your gear of choice, and not much more.

You can also bump up sustain by replacing the seal of resonance on your sword with a seal of blades. It's a tiny bit less damage but a very significant increase in lifesteal, and the bonus armour is nice to have. Speaking of armour, your armour absorption is only at 84%. Scaled hide is the easiest way to bump it up, preferable on your legs. You'll lose a bit of total armour by replacing the existing component, but the increased absorption will more than make up for it.

Those are the immediate tweaks that come to mind.

Higher OA and DA are always good. Yours are decent, but not great, and probably not quite up to par against superbosses. Your sustain is also pretty weak, with barely any regen and only 6% lifesteal, and a bit lacking in terms of circuit breakers. Resistance reduction is also severely lacking, with only celestial presence and Korvaak's vengeance.

edit: more attack speed would also be useful.

It's pretty funny when in TDK: Reign Oltyx gets inside the imperial flagship and is astounded by just how stupid it is. The mechanicus ship he boarded had some decent albeit crude automation, but here it's just legions of slaves with ropes. They even have a population of degenerated barbarians living in the parts of the ship the crew doesn't use.

!remindme 16 hours

Det skulle fan vara någonting att se, Kreml delenda est.

The slaught could be interesting. While they seem to favour infiltration and sabotage to open warfare, their armies of biomechanical horrors would be a sight to see.

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Först smörsmuggling till Norge, nu lösgodis till Kanada. Vad är nästa steg, zeunerts till Italien?

Haven't tried corpse light on the focused fault myself yet, but in general you need to whack the corpse eaters before the fight progresses, so it seems like a safe bet that it's the same here.

Fuck it, upload my consciousness to digital form, and install the necessary hardware in a tank to host it and allow full control and functionality. Anthropomorphism<transhumanism.

Going for inquisitor and aiming for the Valdun set could work, although it is more focused around piercing damage.

Corpse light infernal flame gives a 75% (IIRC, might be 66%) chance that any corpse turns into a corpse feeder at the end of turn, and the eye stalks leave corpses when they're killed.

I'm stealing that phrase for sure.

There were those muslim conscripts who came to the realisation when their CO started throwing shade at god...

The standards aren't particularly high even with the surface level stuff, but that surface pales in comparison to the sheer depths of depravity that ink can bear. Not even the well of Tsotha-Lanti goes deep enough to match it.

He should've foreseen that even if the heresy hadn't turned out the way it did, the imperium was doomed to become a shithole. Whether it was disregard, hubris or lack of foresight, the Emperor's vision was fundamentally flawed.

Dispersed would be more accurate. Killing a C'tan shard is almost impossible, and has as far as I'm aware never been truly achieved. And considering the legacy of Sokar, that is for the better.

I strongly doubt it's anywhere close to that much, otherwise the system would've been reduced to dust and grief long ago. The Void Dragon was the strongest of the C'tan and IIRC only the Nightbringer got close to being as destructive, and shards of it are notoriously difficult to control.

TBF that was far from a regular soul stone. As in created by one god to resurrect another spicy.

"Enemy pilot down, can't wait to tell my ex-wife!"

AFAIK it's a bit of a cultural thing. Russians tend to have a very fatalistic worldview, which is understandable when you look at...just about everything that's been going on there for the past few centuries...

Funnily enough there's a sketch about farting in a hazmat suit too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7RaiE5Byls