So question for you guys who have used Table of War. How long does it take for them to get back about an order you have placed? My club placed a large order and its been over a week. Is this common with them?

I have dealt with the Based Chinaman before and he normally got back to me in 8 hours or so (love that guy). My group wanted to try Table of War for its larger selection but since I haven't actually dealt with them I don't have experience to fall back on.

What's the best way for an enterprising young man to profit off adventurers without subjecting himself to needless dangers?

/tg/, please help.

I'm a few sessions into running a WFRP game, and the PCs have arrived at the big 'plot reveal' point and the part where it opens out into a more sandbox campaign. Pic related is a map with the options currently available to them, hunting down lost dangerous artifacts across the Old World.

Upon seeing this map, the players immediately split the party in half, with two PCs going to the Grey Mountains and two PCs going to Kislev. They are going to be separate for a significant portion of the campaign, and may remain separate even after that point.
There is nothing that will make the PCs turn back and travel across the continent to meet up again to take on these objectives one at a time.

How the hell am I supposed to run this, /tg/?

Enemies of the Imperium hear me.

You have come here to Die

The immortal emperor is with us and we are invincible

His soldiers will strike you down

His War machines will Crush you under their treads

His mighty guns will bring the very sky crashing down upon you

You cannot Win.

The Emperor has given us his greatest weapon to wield, so make yourselves ready

We are the first Kronous regiment. And today is our Victory Day.

Does anyone have this yet? is it worth spending money on?

/tg/, I have awful news. I always thought shit like this only happened to other people, but it turns out that things like this actually happen, and aren't merely horrors from tabletop myth. Let me explain.

Our group's That Guy's girlfriend is our newest player for an online Roll20 Campaign. She is going to play as a Fairy Witch, and, since Fairies don't exist in Pathfinder as a PC race, I, as the group's Rules Lawyer, am the one who has to homebrew it.

But thats not why I made this thread. No I made this thread because I have a horrible way of making due with this situation. I make pic related to go with/against her fairy.

So I ask two questions. One, what all should I give the fairy race? And two, how do I make Link in Pathfinder. I'm thinking Half-Elf Fighter with Skill Focus: Use Magic Device.

CYOA Thread

It's a cyberpunk CYOA. Still plenty of stuff to add. Like a decent text style and background, allies, gear, etc. It's a decent start.

Reaper of Vallejo paints: which should I look into? What type of brushes should I get? Please help me /tg/. Thanks.

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