Crystal Frasier Assistant Developer |
Crystal Frasier Assistant Developer |
Crystal Frasier Assistant Developer |
Crystal Frasier Assistant Developer |
Crystal Frasier Assistant Developer |
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The King in Yellow or The Black Goat of the Woods with a Thousand Young?
No! Don't make me choose between my children!
She-Hulk or Ms. Marvel?
That depends on which version of Ms. Marvel you mean: Carol Danvers or Kamala Khan? Also, Jenn Walters or Lyra of the Sisterhood? I think the order goes Lyra -> Carol -> Jenn -> Kamala
Coyote or Iktome?
Don't make a mother choose!!!!
deinol |
That depends on which version of Ms. Marvel you mean: Carol Danvers or Kamala Khan? Also, Jenn Walters or Lyra of the Sisterhood? I think the order goes Lyra -> Carol -> Jenn -> Kamala
This made me a little sad, because Kamala is pretty awesome. But everyone on that list is awesome, so I don't know how I'd order them.
Crystal Frasier Assistant Developer |
Crystal Frasier wrote:That depends on which version of Ms. Marvel you mean: Carol Danvers or Kamala Khan? Also, Jenn Walters or Lyra of the Sisterhood? I think the order goes Lyra -> Carol -> Jenn -> KamalaThis made me a little sad, because Kamala is pretty awesome. But everyone on that list is awesome, so I don't know how I'd order them.
Right? There's not correct answer to that question
Archpaladin Zousha |
Would a helmet designed to look like a cerberi, with a dog-like face as a visor in front and two other dog faces emerging from the sides of the head look too tacky or impractical?
Would it be more effective to just have the helmet modeled after a singular dog head, and then make the other two dog heads the pauldrons of the armor?
Crystal Frasier Assistant Developer |
Would a helmet designed to look like a cerberi, with a dog-like face as a visor in front and two other dog faces emerging from the sides of the head look too tacky or impractical?
Would it be more effective to just have the helmet modeled after a singular dog head, and then make the other two dog heads the pauldrons of the armor?
Go with the second design, unless you're intentionally trying to look tacky
Archpaladin Zousha |
Archpaladin Zousha wrote:Go with the second design, unless you're intentionally trying to look tackyWould a helmet designed to look like a cerberi, with a dog-like face as a visor in front and two other dog faces emerging from the sides of the head look too tacky or impractical?
Would it be more effective to just have the helmet modeled after a singular dog head, and then make the other two dog heads the pauldrons of the armor?
Definitely not. I want my character to look FEARSOME, not FUNNY! Thanks, Crystal!
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I'm about to start GMing Hell's Rebels, and I've also been listening to a LOT of the Hamilton musical. Is there any intentional parallel between the tailor Hetamon Haace and the tailor/revolutionary Hercules Mulligan? (I only have "In Hell's Bright Shadow" so the only connection I'm going off of is that they're both rebels and tailors).
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I'm about to start GMing Hell's Rebels, and I've also been listening to a LOT of the Hamilton musical. Is there any intentional parallel between the tailor Hetamon Haace and the tailor/revolutionary Hercules Mulligan? (I only have "In Hell's Bright Shadow" so the only connection I'm going off of is that they're both rebels and tailors).
Sadly, this adventure was written long before Hamilton debuted publicly (or maybe fortunately, since Hell's Bright Shadow probably would've just ended up one long string of Hamilton references).
Crystal Frasier Assistant Developer |
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Haladir |
GM_Beernorg wrote:Words cannot express how much I hate having a name that is also a common noun in the industry I work in. It's like being a plumber named Wrench MacTagget.::queues up laugh track::
You could almost say the correlation is "crystal" clear.
Yeah, I get it. For a while I lived in a town called Nottingham. We were all sick to death of Robin Hood jokes!
Feros |
Crystal Frasier wrote:Yeah, I get it. For a while I lived in a town called Nottingham. We were all sick to death of Robin Hood jokes!GM_Beernorg wrote:Words cannot express how much I hate having a name that is also a common noun in the industry I work in. It's like being a plumber named Wrench MacTagget.::queues up laugh track::
You could almost say the correlation is "crystal" clear.
So you weren't a merry man?
>:)
Rysky |
Wes, we need to get this right? Time to go shopping for frames.
Everybody's favourite Attic Whisperer originally posted this on Wes' thread but I thought you might be interested in it as well :3
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Crystal did you enjoyed the Twitch day? Would you consider running/playing a weekly game for us to watch?
I loved the Twitch day! It was a lot of fun. While a weekly game might be beyond my current ability to schedule, Wes has been wheedling me for a while to use my setup at home to start doing a vlog.
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I just saw your writeup of the Scuri, they're friggin awesome! Thankies for making them :3
As for question, where would you most likely find them on Golarion?
Canonically, since they're a fan-build, you won't find them in Golarion. But for your home games, scuri don't see the world in terms of nations and borders, and so have dwindled or been run off as Taldor expanded to control more of Avistan, then dissolved into countless smaller nations who DO make a big deal out of borders. In Avistan, those that remain prefer isolated locales, such as deep in the Verduran and Fangwood Forests and the untames corners of the River Kingdoms. A small population lives on the fringes of society in Absalom as something in-between a criminal gang and survivalists. In Tian, small groups likewise populate the towers of Goka, but larger communities can be found in Lingshen and Quain. Xenophobic and deeply spiritual clades also dwell int he Forest of Spirits and northern Minkai, but their coloration and outlook are alien to the other scuri of Tian.
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Rysky |
Rysky wrote:Canonically, since they're a fan-build, you won't find them in Golarion. But for your home games, scuri don't see the world in terms of nations and borders, and so have dwindled or been run off as Taldor expanded to control more of Avistan, then dissolved into countless smaller nations who DO make a big deal out of borders. In Avistan, those that remain prefer isolated locales, such as deep in the Verduran and Fangwood Forests and the untames corners of the River Kingdoms. A small population lives on the fringes of society in Absalom as something in-between a criminal gang and survivalists. In Tian, small groups likewise populate the towers of Goka, but larger communities can be found in Lingshen and Quain. Xenophobic and deeply spiritual clades also dwell int he Forest of Spirits and northern Minkai, but their coloration and outlook are alien to the other scuri of Tian.I just saw your writeup of the Scuri, they're friggin awesome! Thankies for making them :3
As for question, where would you most likely find them on Golarion?
True, but They'ze your babies so you'd know best :3 Thankies!
Hmm, what about Nirmanthas?