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I really don't know where I went wrong here. I know the Cost is off because I forgot how to cost magical armor; I know I survived the cull so I'm not a complete idiot, but seem to have made nobody's keep lists. Too obscure a rules component, maybe? Freebooter's Longcoat
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Our IG game -- three people, because our fourth saw a kitten and wandered off -- is all ACG. It can definitely work. (The fourth also was.) ----- Me: Cosette (no surname), NG Swashbuckler. Simultaneously thinks robots are really cool and loves to fight them, because if you fight the coolest thing and win, a lot, you're the new coolest thing. Dopey as hell and kind of an alcoholic. Corman Decker, LG Slayer. Torch city guard, friend of Khonnir's. Very straight-laced, kind of irritable, ungodly patient, and a deep, /deep/ sleeper. Alec (surname unknown), CG Shaman. Loves space. Drinks Numerian fluids, willingly and on the regular. Wants to talk to everyone. EVERYONE. Loves space just SO MUCH. Really good at anything that isn't combat. Is a purestrain shenanigans character, despite being 3/4 BAB. ----- Of note: We have currently done some stupid things: Basically, we've fallen ass-backward into every situation but it's all okay. let Meyanda gather all the power she needed in the interest of proving to her that we were actually pretty friendly and cool and willing to negotiate, meaning the excavator was just barely ready to start running when we had the fight with Hellion, and it owned. We also befriended the vegepygmies and the cerebric fungus, and made them friends with each other. ![]()
mplindustries wrote: Saw my item once on the first day of voting, and then, nothing. Now, suddenly, I see it twice in a row. How does this voting algorithm work? My understanding is that the algorithm is such that it tries to break controversy (i.e. items being relatively on-par with each other in terms of upvote value); this is why the most commonly-seen things are the absolute worst 'will-never-get-an-upvote' items (because they're controversial relative to each other, in their low bracket) and the items in the middle of the range beyond that (because there's a big wash of averageness, because of bell curves). Sometimes you just have an improbable event happen to you, though, and see the same item multiple times for no reason; most likely, however, your item has moved around a little and found itself in a tie with a lot of other items, and needs to move around more to 'settle' again. ![]()
Cathara wrote:
Yeah, I'm likewise starting to worry, having not seen mine -- though I do keep hitting new items, so maybe I'm just unlucky. ![]()
Entryhazard wrote:
On the note of 'needing a gun at level 1': Why doesn't the Picaroon, which needs a gun at level 1 to use class features, have Gunsmithing? I feel like something's... up, in general, with ACG's archetype templating. Like, something seems to have just escaped everyone's notice there. ![]()
Shar Tahl wrote: would androids have different color blood or would it look line normal human blood, but be composed differently? From the Numeria book, for the Android Impostor stock character: Numeria - Land of Fallen Stars wrote: Supplies from his disguise kit conceal his pale flesh and metallic irises, and because he knows that open wounds could expose him by revealing the pale color of his blood, he ensures the blood of his enemies coats him first.. We have also seen it said that android bodily fluids are generally sheeny and oily. Androids, thus, can be pretty probably confirmed to have white, oily 'blood,' like a Metal Gear Solid 4 cyborg. |