Ever been asked to give yourself and everyone else in the shop cancer?

Ever been asked to give yourself and everyone else in the shop cancer?

Cadmium is highly toxic, and from what I've read has been largely phased out as a plating for a good long while. Date on the print is November 2019. Doctor friend of mine saw the pic and immediately said "HARD no."

u/MeatHands — 6 days ago

New Character ritual?

I'm getting back into Morrowind for the third or fourth time, first time in a decade plus. The first thing I traditionally do is ride to Balmora, pick up whatever weapon class I'm using, run over to the Sarano Ancestral Tomb and grab the ebony helm to sell to my best friend Mudcrab. A hot 10k gold in my pocket, I'm ready to start the game.

What's your new character setup ritual?

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u/MeatHands — 2 months ago

First Kroxigor (mostly) complete!

I'm not the best painter in the world, but i do alright. Still need to dot the eyes and put a little flesh color on the tongue and jaw hinge. It's a little sloppy in general, but I'm happy with it. I've never done any basing really, maybe now is the time to start.

Welcome any constructive/polite critique.

u/MeatHands — 2 months ago

Are Sons of Behemat disliked?

Coming from 40k and playing primarily CSM and the recent offshoot traitor legions, along with Eldar and Sisters, I loathe Knights. I only play with a handful of my buddies, and anytime one of them busts out the Knights I just sigh internally. They're super hard to deal with, have crazy firepower, you really need to tailor a list specifically to them in order to stand a chance.

We're starting up a (fully painted)Path to Glory campaign in the next few months and I've already got dozens of unpainted models, so I figured I'd just go for Sons of Behemat and have max 10 models to paint instead of 40. I've played a few regular AoS games with them to get a feel for the army, and I've handily won probably 75% of the games I've played, and only very narrowly lost the other 25%.

I figured without the obscene shooting ability of Knights, no Toughness stat, and no 3+ invulnerable shenanigans that the Sons would be less oppressive to play against, but like, 35 health is still a massive mountain of wounds to chew through. I can't get over the feeling that I'm just playing the Knights of AoS. Are they generally considered fun to play against or do people roll their eyes whenever they see an opponent bringing giants?

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u/MeatHands — 5 months ago