I decided on painting the Hell’s pitchfork onto the carapace and then wrote down one of iconic shouts onto his drape in between his legs. "It’s FUKN RAW!!!"
Hi again, been a good bit since I asked the second time on which to go for, but now I’ve narrowed from five to two or three, between the Seraphon, the ogor maw tribes or the Skaven. Any advice on which of the free
The ogors now have new models and I kind of relate to them a lot, since I share their body type, chonky, they love eating, I love eating and I love their total war trailer and their song is living rent free in in my head.
The Skaven i don’t really need to explain why, since everyone else has already said the reasons why they love em. Since I leaned on chaos in 40k when I first got into the hobby and I avoided the slaves to darkness as it would’ve felt redundant if I went for em.
The Seraphon are a similar case. Aztec lizards riding dinosaurs who are led by wizard frogs/toads and having bipedal crocodiles death rolling onto enemies sounds awesome!
So I’ve got a 40k tournament coming up taking place at a cafe just south of where I live and I’m planning to get their respective vanguard/spearhead boxes while I’m there. So any suggestions on which to pick between the three and why?
(Ps: yes I already asked the similar question last time but I narrowed em down to three factions from three orders)
Hi guys, I signed up for my third tournament coming up next week, at the same place I did in my first ever tournament a few years ago. It’s a 2k point tournament and I’m looking for some advice on which detachment to pick in both of my chaos armies and which to pick, along with their detachments and units to bring.
I was thinking of bringing in my chaos knights army and some cultists for the iconoclast fiefdom detachment along with either houndpack lance or the traitoris lance. But from the experiences of the games being unfairly balanced in the knights’ favour and it isn’t really fun in my opinion, but the games are gonna end much quicker.
I could always bring my bread and butter army of chaos space marines, where I could go for either pact-bound zealots, veterans of the long war mixed with devotees of destruction or soul forged war pack mixed with devotees of destruction. They’re more balanced and makes it more fun for both me and my opponents, but the games will last longer.
Other than that, I’m also having trouble on pick which detachments for the respective armies. I even made a list around them each to try and make up my mind.
For the chaos knights, I only have one big knight (either abominant, rampager or desecrator) leading a bunch of wardogs and two cultists squads of 14, either four karnivores and four brigands, (or change two wardogs into stalkers for the traitoris lance mixed with iconoclast)
For the chaos marines, I’m stuck between just pactbound zealots, veterans + devotees of destruction or soul forged war-pack mixed in with devotees of destruction. While the units are mostly what I sort of used last time (chaos lord, cultists, legionaires, one maulerfiend, helbrute and forgefiend, etc. But I’m including 10 warp talons, havocs, 10 chosen, warpsmith and a predator destructor.
So I’m looking forward to getting any advice from you guys relating to my list, detachment choice, etc.
Hi guys, I signed up for my third tournament coming up next week, at the same place I did in my first ever tournament a few years ago. It’s a 2k point tournament and I’m looking for some advice on which detachment to pick in both of my chaos armies and which to pick, along with their detachments and units to bring.
I was thinking of bringing in my chaos knights army and some cultists for the iconoclast fiefdom detachment along with either houndpack lance or the traitoris lance. But from the experiences of the games being unfairly balanced in the knights’ favour and it isn’t really fun in my opinion, but the games are gonna end much quicker.
I could always bring my bread and butter army of chaos space marines, where I could go for either pact-bound zealots, veterans of the long war mixed with devotees of destruction or soul forged war pack mixed with devotees of destruction. They’re more balanced and makes it more fun for both me and my opponents, but the games will last longer.
Other than that, I’m also having trouble on pick which detachments for the respective armies. I even made a list around them each to try and make up my mind.
For the chaos knights, I only have one big knight (either abominant, rampager or desecrator) leading a bunch of wardogs and two cultists squads of 14, either four karnivores and four brigands, (or change two wardogs into stalkers for the traitoris lance mixed with iconoclast)
For the chaos marines, I’m stuck between just pactbound zealots, veterans + devotees of destruction or soul forged war-pack mixed in with devotees of destruction. While the units are mostly what I sort of used last time (chaos lord, cultists, legionaires, one maulerfiend, helbrute and forgefiend, etc. But I’m including 10 warp talons, havocs, 10 chosen, warpsmith and a predator destructor.
So I’m looking forward to getting any advice from you guys relating to my list, detachment choice, etc.
Meet Carl, my first ever character. I made him into a brujah with charisma/persuasion skills of a brick but has his fists and melee weapons do the talking. Currently looking (kind of) like sick SpongeBob sitting on his chair in the beanie and scarf.
So far, I had went through the tutorial with Smiling Jack, did some side quests in Santa Monica, broke into the hospital to grab some high importance stuff like drugs, werewolf blood, and saved a red haired girl by giving her my blood after sneaking around. I uncovered a missing bounty hunter case where the prosthetics guy kidnaped the hunter before getting killed by me while holding a severed arm as a weapon.
Then after a small journey into a haunted hotel for a necklace for Terese, ruin her pieces of art for Jeanette as a statement. shortly after having a wild party with some guys with guns at a diner and getting a nice shotgun, I eventually chose Jeanette over Terese because of my persuasion skills of a brick prevented me from getting them to coexist.
So after that, I blew up a train depot filled with thugs of both mortal and Sabbat variety while walking away and then met this cool guy named Becket, telling me that something’s gonna happen and I’ll definitely be involved in it.
After that, I arrived in downtown via an old style cab where I was almost killed by Sabbat thugs, breaking the fourth wall and telling me that I’ll get wet before getting saved by Nines, another cool guy. I help him and his crew uncover an outbreak of disease caused by a cult led by a vamp lady infecting prostitues and afterwards clear out a bunch of zombies led by a crazy vamp guy that zipped around the place.
After that, I ogled at a sarcophagus on a giant boat while sneaking around cops, met a lovely gentleman named Fat Larry, with an F.A.T. Where I got some new weapons and armour and then did a gig for him that was rather hard. Since I died multiple times trying to sneak around or brute force my way until I barely managed to grab the two briefcases the thugs were carrying.
Apart from some other stuff I’m forgetting and missing out some details, I liked my experience so far. So I’m looking for some recommendations on which clan I should do next between Malkavian, Nosferatu, Toreador, Gangrel or Tremere. (Whenever I finish my current brujah playthrough).
It took me around 10hrs or less to paint em up and they turned out pretty good, there’s some rough edges around a couple of em where some spots look off like some of the scaffolding pieces and the under side of the arms on a few not being fully painted
Hi, im the guy who posted the rough and not well thought out revenge idea and such and I’ve been hesitant on picking up the Vtm: Bloodlines 1.
I’ve seen multiple people claim that it’s the fallout new Vegas of the world of darkness because of its story and characters, but also how buggy and broken the game is, just like New Vegas. I have over 32 hundred hours in this game and it became one of my favorite games of all time and my favorite fallout game.
However, I am normally not a guy who plays as a vampire as a first choice, I usually play as a paladin/vampire hunter mixed in with other traits depending on the build. Unless I do a vampire playthrough in fantasy rpg games, mostly in Skyrim where I have either over 3 or 4K hours and 5 out of 6 playthroughs, only one of the characters is a vampire lord and it’s an Evil playthrough where I sided with the evil guilds like the dark brotherhood and the Volkihar vamps, etc
But the rest of the playthroughs I did are as either as a regular mortal or a werewolf, join the Dawnguard and wipe out the whole volkihar castle. So in short, I normally play games where I can kill vampires as a mortal or werewolf.
I got into the lore a little bit through Burgerkrieg’s all clans explained video as one of the background noise videos, but some of the clans are quite interesting like the Nosferatu, Malkavian, and a few others that I’m forgetting the names of.
So as of writing this, I’m hesitant to buy and try it out or not so, please do tell me any other reasons why I should get the game and such.
I’ve seen multiple people claim that it’s the fallout new Vegas of the world of darkness because of its story and characters, but also how buggy and broken the game is, just like New Vegas. I have over 32 hundred hours in this game and it became one of my favorite games of all time and my favorite fallout game.
However, I am normally not a guy who plays as a vampire as a first choice, I usually play as a paladin/vampire hunter mixed in with other traits depending on the build. Unless I do a vampire playthrough in fantasy rpg games, mostly in Skyrim where I have either over 3 or 4K hours and 5 out of 6 playthroughs, only one of the characters is a vampire lord and it’s an Evil playthrough where I sided with the evil guilds like the dark brotherhood and the Volkihar vamps, etc
But the rest of the playthroughs I did are as either as a regular mortal or a werewolf, join the Dawnguard and wipe out the whole volkihar castle. So in short, I normally play games where I can kill vampires as a mortal or werewolf.
I got into the lore a little bit through Burgerkrieg’s all clans explained video as one of the background noise videos, but some of the clans are quite interesting like the Nosferatu, Malkavian, and a few others that I’m forgetting the names of.
So as of writing this, I’m hesitant to buy and try it out or not so, please do tell me any other reasons why I should get the game and such.
Serana: Elder scrolls V Skyrim: Dawnguard
Smiling Jack: Vampire The Masquerade bloodlines
Blade: Marvel
Dracula: castlevania
Gabriel Seth, Dante, and Mephiston from Warhammer 40k
So I got that idea of one human who gets turned into a Malkavian vampire without the camerilla’s permission (or something like it), but instead of dying with the sire like he wanted to after turning, he gets spared out of protest. (Basically like in the bloodlines game’s intro)
So instead of accepting his new life as among the kindred, with a side of coo-coo for coco puffs and such, he decides to burn the whole kindred race to ash with him by tearing off and crush their masquerade, revealing to the living that vampires live among them. Making them regret ever keeping him alive
All the while going under the radar and taking advantage of the fact of being ignored for his clan trait of mental instability as he enacts his revenge upon the kindred.
This is just a rough idea I had for a bit that I wanna post since this setting caught my interest and it festered in my mind for a few days.
It could be an idea for a villain/main antagonist for a campaign. Where the players could stop him from causing another vampire purge.
I normally tend to play fantasy rpgs as a sort of paladin/vampire hunter whenever there are vampires, like in Skyrim where I always side with the Dawnguard over the volkihar vampires and kill them all in a wash of holy and burning light (unless I do evil playthroughs as a vampire).
Currently he’s around a few months old and he grew quite a lot since my parents adopted him.