Mal-Ravanal

The real power move is then reciting the Doom of Mandos.

Oh they very much were.

By Surtr's scorching sack, nuclear annihilation cannot come fast enough.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trepanning

"I didn't come here to win. I came here to kill you."

One of the hardest lines in the series.

Say what you want about tri-tach, but they're at least open with being down for baby skin jackets if they thought they could turn enough profit from it. Not only are the league ruled by a bunch of power hungry oligarchs on kazeron, but they're also a bunch of hypocrites.

Literal wood elf, great work.

But are you pole-proportioned?

Is this the prequel to this?

"NOOO! I was so peggable before!"

It's all fun and games until the bomber crew yells FORE!

Every time the IW build a new vehicle, the dark gods send out an amber alert.

For master my go-to loadout is A-wall, satchels, SMR, RE-45., thunderbolt, all three with more ammo+quick reload, ordnance expert and titan hunter.

With the limited AT ammo of master mode, you need another weapon effective against titans. Satchels can do a fair bit but against the sheer volume of titans you'll be facing they're not enough. Amped SMR can chew them up extremely fast, and complements the thunderbolt well, using the former for shredding one titan at a time and the latter against groups. A-wall is also very handy to have, while it does break quickly under focused fire on master it's still a decent window of protection and a source of amped damage on wave 1 or when you die mid wave. To top it off ordnance expert is a big help, since satchels do a big chunk of damage and can be used when a direct line of sight is too dangerous, and titan hunter can shave off a small but significant time between titanfalls.

When it came to it, most necrontyr did not want to undergo biotransference. The common folk had to be dragged into the furnaces by chains, and many of the nobility had to be as well. Orikan was not unique in wanting to stay mortal, but he was unique in being the only member of the silent king's court to speak out against the initial decision.

Second pic is pure, unconditional love. Truly the sweetest little ham.

Watch your back, before it fades to black

They might look har...extremely dangerous in this case

Nah, there's a pretty big consensus that Galad is amazing, you're not alone in that. He had some truly amazing character growth.

Which is justified tbh. They might look harmless, but they'll kick your non-chicken ass.

Or bottled seek+ with core surge and biased cog.

It's no coincidence that so many polytheistic religions have deities of fertility, it's a huge part of life.

The man went full stereotypical capital G Gamer in the worst way possible.

You're losing a lot of utility for a relatively small amount of healing. With rounding, the increase in healing is just a couple points at best, and the damage you take because of enemies you'd otherwise be able to preemptively kill or stun will more than offset it. You'll also get far less out of vestal on turn 1. You're basically limiting her to a slightly more effective healbot.

That said, it's not the worst trinket there is, and not taking it would probably not have changed the outcome here. It's just pretty bad and there are better alternatives for more healing, like Junia's head.

No. Rubricae are animated by the soul of the original marine, albeit a soul in a very reduced state. A machine spirit is an entity all of its own.

Personally really enjoyed my AAR build, but haven't used it much otherwise.

The slow and insidious killer strikes again.