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    Its quite late post reply, but i am buying tilesets from roll20.net that are downloadable and can be used freely outside of the platform. One of my favorite artists for 40k related tiles and others is Gabriel Pickard. The tiles are so detailed and high-resolution that you can make one that is 30x30 on 60x60 without losing the detail.

    https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/search?keywords=&sortby=popular&type=all&genre=all&author=Gabriel Pickard 

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    The amount of errata is no problem, if you have the FFG version of the book. I was DM'ing a short campaign that took 3 months and a half real time, and to be honest, at the end of the first month we all had memorized the errata. Because the changes are almost intuitive. And me and my group didn't have much experience with the rules and mechanics when we started. 

    I think that third edition of the Dark Heresy is not necessary, Rather a REVISED one, as well as updated rules for weapon and armor (I feel DH lacking equipment (in case you don't use some unofficial fan-made appendixes), updated career tables and etc. 

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    Since I have Inquisitor's Handbook implemented with the first errata, my group wanders if same thing will happen to the core DH book.. Long story short, I ask if there is planned a second print of the rulebook, with implemented errata and advancement tables fix?

    Also, at the moment Inquisitor's handbook is out of stock, do you guys (pointing to the people who are from FFG RPG team) plan to reprting and implement the new errata? Like third print for Inquisitor's handbook?

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    I was always fascinated by the post-apocalyptic genre and all kind of science fiction themes (Foundation by Azimov for example), and too bad the masses prefer some generic fantasy. sad.gif

     

    Is there some .pdf on that Waste World, so I can check it out?

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    I have Two Weapon Wielder and Dual shot talents, and no penalty reducing talent as Ambidexterous or Gunslinger. When I use Full round action to use Dual Shot, i make single attack and if i hit, i do damage as both shots but reduce the Toughness bonus once. So far so good. I need some clarification here.

    The question is: do I get -20 penalty on the roll?

    My rule at the moment is that player, that use this talent in combat gets -20 penalty. Is that correct?

  12. Posted

    Darkkami, I really liked your idea! I am playing D&D most of the time, but from time to time L5R and  Dark Hersy. I will try to put here and there some small encounters to hook them and make them smile, then approach them with already made heroes (because I know nobody likes to read 1000 pages just to try one session) and suggest them to give it a try.

    I think your idea will fit perfectly into a modern game (using True20 ruleset or even Cortex ruleset! gran_risa.gif

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    Replicant253 said:

    As far as I am aware the FFG 2nd printing contains the initial first errata changes, but does not include the more extensive and quite lengthy 2nd errata changes. 

     

    This is correct. There is no printing so far that includes the second part of the errata.

    There is second printing of Inquisitor's handbook that contains all corresponding errata.

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    Cifer said:

    I consider organ replacement to be unlikely - after all, the brain is an organ. I'd rather assume chemical treatments and gene therapy, with lots of words with the prefix nano (everything's better with nano-stuff!). Age reversion or complete halting is doubtful, but slowing it down for a big enough factor is functionally the same.

    In fact I ment that with organ replacement you can live as long as your brain shuts down. The original brain.

     

  19. Posted

    Our organs get worn out after several decades and we start getting old. Even if you are in perfect health, you have programmed maximum lifespan for your organs. If you manage to replace them with artificial i guess you can live until your brain shuts down. I presume some form of surgery similar to creating servitors will be in the core of life extension. It's all matter of organ replacement

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    Pneumonica said:

    Amazon US hasn't given any such update, but that doesn't say much.  They don't have a release date for it posted from what I can tell.  But yeah, they're rather inconstant - when I preordered they said they were expecting it in January.  lol

     

    They need better support for other publishers other than Wizards of the Coast and White Wolf.... They listed Masters of Magic as pre-order and next day was "out of stock"... WTF.

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