While it's my understanding (and understandably) that traditional religions don't exist in Cyst, I had a recent idea for "Rootcifer", and wondered if anyone had done something similar already in one form or another. I've been meaning to work through every cult, and thought maybe Rootcifer would be good starting point for a Precession of Woe root shrine or something.
So many to do, so fast speed painting, more mood, adequate detail. Rather happy with the color picks for cool tones.
I've been pouring over V18 of the rules and can't find anything specific about the rabble unit rules aside from the Wounds Profile. I can find talk here about the model count max being 16 (4x4 Rabble Units, a hold over from V17?).
Per V18, we just convert whatever units we want into the ubiquitous "Rabble" and the main difference is the wound profile? This means they can be not only melee? And there's no limit to two rabble units now, so we could have 4 fodder units of any kind classified as "Rabble"?
With the various experiments, I've now gained a better vision for continuing the turnip army.
Last of the mini painting for a bit, a bunch of little guys started by one of the friends that I finished up.
Plus a team shot of the two color matched ones.
I sculpted and printed, friend painted and did the shots.
Speed painting, not the patented speedpaints™, lots of turnip painting with the friends, here's what I was able to do.
Themed weapons to go with a prior helmet design, just need to settle on the body and I'll have a full character.
I'm not the best at categorizing music, it might be closer to techno, maybe bitpop(?), but I'm pretty sure it was a 2010's song, it cycled on pretty much every electronic pandora station I made and it had a video game like kind of feel to it, like an alien invasion. The main hook/beat is best described as a chippy "Boom, Pop-pop-pop, Boom" or something like that, and that's about all I can remember. I got quite fed up with the song because it was rolling around so often, but now I have a strange nostalgia for it and hope someone can help find it.
Picture only kind of related because it gave similar mental visualization.
This feels like this is a Mandela Effect case, I've been trying for a bit to find a series, either standard format or OVA.
Set in a station in orbit around Earth in the near future, the main character is a spaceship cadet who was born in space, he has a robot companion that serves as a helmet also(?). There's some manner of conspiracy that is uncovered when a disaster strikes the station.
It's also not Orbital Children, I'm pretty sure it's a 90's or 00's anime.
Edit: It was answered by u/Soracte, Mighty Space Miners (Oira uchuu no tankoufu) That's about all I can remember of it and I've spent quite a while searching for it but with no luck. At first I thought it might have been Planetes, but it's not.
This feels like this is a Mandela Effect case, I've been trying for a bit to find a series, either standard format or OVA.
Set in a station in orbit around Earth in the near future, the main character is a spaceship cadet who was born in space, he has a robot companion that serves as a helmet also(?). There's some manner of conspiracy that is uncovered when a disaster strikes the station.
It's also not Orbital Children, I'm pretty sure it's a 90's or 00's anime.
That's about all I can remember of it and I've spent quite a while searching for it but with no luck. At first I thought it might have been Planetes, but it's not.
Edit: It was answered by u/Soracte, Mighty Space Miners (Oira uchuu no tankoufu)
This feels like this is a Mandela Effect case, I've been trying for a bit to find a series, either standard format or OVA.
Set in a station in orbit around Earth in the near future, the main character is a spaceship cadet who was born in space, he has a robot companion that serves as a helmet also(?). There's some manner of conspiracy that is uncovered when a disaster strikes the station.
That's about all I can remember of it and I've spent quite a while searching for it but with no luck. At first I thought it might have been Planetes, but it's not.
Edit: It was answered by u/Soracte, Mighty Space Miners (Oira uchuu no tankoufu)