So what are your thoughts on Obsidian entering a long-term licensing partnership with Paizo?
At the moment it's just a card game, but they're probably planning a Pathfinder crpg somewhere down the line.

So This Guy in my group wants to play one of the Warhammer Pen and Papers. I've never been huge into the Warhammer lore beyond the Dawn of War games so I'm not really sure what to expect. I've been given a choice between Rogue Trader, Only War, Death Watch
Black Crusade, and Dark Heresy. Again, I don't have much experience other than Only War about being guys with flashlights and T-Shirts and Rogue Trader being pirates in spess. So, recommendation on which one to play? What should I expect? Pros and Cons? Is there anything I should know other than grimdark in order to get the full experience.

Hey guys, in 7th edition do all psychic powers have to be used in the Psychic phase? IE psychic "shooting" attacks?

Though perhaps not the most advertised thing on the internet, here is the final draft of the Eldar Character Guide.

The guide includes :

Two playable career paths, The Path of the Outcast, a career that allows players to become Corsairs and Aspect Warriors, and The Path of the Seer, which allows players to become Farseers, Void Dreamers, and Warlocks.

A compendium of Eldar Lore and their presence in the Koronus Expanse, including Craftworlds, Corsair Fleets, Pirate Fleets, and more.

A full Eldar Armory is included, with weapons, armor, grenades, gear, with relevant statistics compiled on one easy reference page.

A full Eldar Starship section, including the creation and equipping of Eldar Starships and rules pertaining to the equipment they utilize.

Three Alternate Ranks, the Bonesinger, Corsair Prince, and Harlequin, and lore pertaining to all three.

Hopefully this is a guide that everyone can enjoy, so here it is, for all to see. If there's any feedback that you all want to give or ideas on things to add to it, let me know.

What's /tg/'s take on sculpting minis from scratch? I've got a little bit of sculpting experience, but I've never really done anything in this scale before.
Do you guys have any pointers or advice?

You are Null Gene, a former patriot experimental super-weapon, with no code name designation as of yet.
Employed by Desperado Enforcement LLC, armed with an Exoskeleton engineered for CQC, now enhanced by HF claws, and a multi-purpose rifle.

Last session you had been stared at disapprovingly by Monsoon and Sundowner, however received words of praise from the latter and Mistral after a battle with the Dwarf Gekkou woman.

To get ready for deployment, you attempted to recruit more forces. After recruiting Mel, Lycaon and X-S2 you were finally ready for deployment.

Now only time would tell if you were truly the weapon the Patriots built you to be.

Sup /tg/,

So got pulled into possibly DMing an M&M game for my group, got any pointers for running it third ed?

Also M&M general.

>tfw wanting to play a constantine-like trickster, but not clever enough to do it well

Is there worse suffering than not being able to roleplay a character type? I think not.

How's that burn
>Questions about what you're playing

I need help with a sideboard for this deck, next post.

So it's our first RP, Only War, and we were 5k xp in with only 1 lost Fate Point and no deaths, until now, when we finally suffered a casualty. Our Storm Trooper get bisected by a nob in 2 turns of melee. It wasn't a grand ext how we all probably thought a death would be, he was there, then splat. And it only took 2 turns because we forgot the Power Klaw profile (2d10+13) and decided to use one of a Power Fist (2d10+2xSB). Up until this point we've only really fought ork boyz, some traitor guards, and under a dozen Storm Troopers (this is due to the DM being somewhat affraid to have killed us before). I mean damn, this was also the mission we started to get our shit together. The only other Nob we might have had to fight in melee we cheesed by obliterating with thrown demo charges. Up until now the scariest thing on the field would be a loota for us. It's definitely a reality splash on how we can still die really easy and really fast.

Anyway /tg/, care to share some of your PC deaths (or DMs share how they killed PCs)? Any system's welcome.