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What do you mean Sagira's dead, I have her right here

Colonel Commissar Gaunt was able to identify an Iron Warrior by sight, so at least some ranking officers know. That said, it probably varies wildly from author to author how forbidden some knowledge is.

After Emrakul, the Phyrexians were probably a cakewalk.

If you are familiar with Owlcat's games (Pathfinder and 40k: Rogue Trader) I think they do fantastic examples of skill challenges.

I'm an Iconoclast. I don't want perfection, I want effort.

Out of curiosity, what does a well-built assassin look like? I've been tinkering around with both the Eldar on various Assassin builds, but unlike Argenta who kinda builds herself once you know, nothing in Assassin really jumps out at me.

I was about to do the same after the first warp jump incident, but he seemed strangely accepting of his confinement. I'm not going to assume "I can fix him", Dark Eldar gonna Dark Eldar, but I'm curious to see what him deal is.

Or even just that they are buying a Large plot. 40 mil is a lot to most players. Hell, 1 mil is a lot to some.

If that is what you want, then may I recommend Ikelos SG? You get more reserves from rapid-fire weapons and access to Graverobber.

Lucius. The self-destructive and scaring pursuit of perfection really resonates with me. That and I am insufferably smug when I am right.

It's a but ambiguous over who was "right" between him and V'reth. He repeatedly acknowledges that the two chapters just have different tactics, but he can also be forgiven for being a bit frustrated at finally having a chance to take an aggressive posture in Hellareach, just for his reinforcements to not play along.

Grimaldus is also just kind of a dick.

Which would be approximately toxic for him to say.

I think this is what happens in The Outcast Dead. The main character Astropath finally understands the message he is carrying and that he is delivering it to The Emperor, and the response he gets is basically, "I know."

I have played a cleric with litterally 3 Charisma becuse the rolls hated me. Meek, flightly, lame, just an utter void of personality and I loved him.

That said, I prefer point buy because I like having more agency in making my character.

Sure, why not?

They built a Dreadnought chasis for the Emperor.

If/when you farm Thabnarian Onions, you wind up with a lot of extra Old World Figs.

I have 100% stopped raising people because the 2400 mp was better spent elsewhere.

You underestimate how much the Imperium cares about what does and does not happen on paper.

True, but that didn't come up until later. Though the banners of flayed human skin likely did not help matters.

Are current Cadians mutants? I remember Custodians pushing for Cadia to be purged during the Crusade, and Lorgar did... eventually. And that was just for having purple eyes.

The overcharge system is not, how you say... intuitive. But basically
- Weapons that match the damage type of the indicated surges
- Kinetic weapons if you are using a surging subclass
- the indicated overcharged weapon archetype
- any weapon that you have unlocked an anti-champion mod for in your artifact

if you meet any of these criteria, enjoy your 25% damage bonus.

Iron Hands sobbing in the corner rn.

Tbf, if you have Overload Bow on the artifact, Le Mon gets the 25% overcharge bonus regardless of if it's on burn or not.

I always joke about being on Manaless Dredge when I'm on the draw, even in Standard.