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One of my players has spent 20 points on knitting.
I can totally get that they're committing to the character and all that but honestly.... thats brave.
That's all. Just wanted to share.
Anybody with experience on how good ink stamps are from 3d printing them?
Pics showing horns.
I can't understand why the underside doesn't print with more supports. I won't pretend I understand exactly what settings to amend and honestly I'd just like basic and simple "this thing on the bambu slicer.... make it these numbers".
I printed on the .4 nozzle and decided to get a smoother print on the .2, I've tried printing on different sides but in the slicer no extra supports appear, directly on the underside of the object, which seems bonkers to me.
So yeah. Just need some help.
Another post and some comments had me thinking about Death Worlds of various sorts. (Specfically the idea you could have a world where the flavour is unstable psykers and they have a big head popping problem).
But there are obviously deathworlds, or close to, that base humans live on. Obviously I'm not thinking of planets in the Eye of Terror....
So what are the absolute worst places to live that humans still seem to be happy to live on?
I know the standard ones but what if there are others?
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A friend of mine suggests Paintboyz, who are particularly good at painting up the Ork vehicles and weapons etc.
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There's larger actions like the dropsite massacre or all the Death Guard being held in the warp, but are there well documented or written instances of the personal side of betrayal? Are there some small pieces during the Heresy that focus on characters?
(Yes I'm potentially thinking of a particular Blood Angel and a World Eater from Echoes of Eternity)
I could paint him up in Khorne-ish beauty but at the same time I do love my Deathguard and kitbashing.....