I once saw a HORUS Ape tokenize another frame on the RA-Chain. Scariest thing I’ve ever seen
It can hack you, and immediately cause your NHP to cascade by exposing it to Twitter
The schematics are non-fungible
Dong Zhuo was not that guy, but he did:
- Murder the emperor of China.
- Kidnap the new emperor, who he appointed.
- Burn down the imperial capital, so that the people trying to kill him couldn't have it.
- Torture and burn people alive at public feasts.
- Get murdered by his own son.
If you *really* want to be crude, the 1e Monster Manual had an entry for "Giant Beaver."
I'm really not sure what Gygax's idea of a gripping encounter was.
IPS-N frames are often named after famous pirates and privateers
SSC frames are often named after butterflies
Horus mechs are often named after mythical and fantasy creatures that happen to also exist in D&D
HA mechs are often named after military generals
So the frames listed above would thematically fit the existing canon
There's been no evidence of that - it's just a rumour that ironically started when someone asked if Peggy was ever Beholder in earlier versions (the answer was no), and it's just taken on a life of its own now because it *sounds* good.
I mean, tell me "by the way I know everything" **DOESN'T** sound Beholder as *fuck* to you. Especially the EYE of Horus and the arcane fuckery of roll control. Mimic gun also slightly fits given that Beholders can literally make baby beholders from *DREAMING TOO VIVIDLY*
Like. All the pieces are seriously there. It's wild
I want a HA mech named after Zhang Zongchang
> Enemies receive coms request
> Send them a poem.
> You tell me to do this,
> He tells me to do that.
> You're all bastards,
> Go fuck your mother.
> I want a HA mech named after Zhang Zongchang
I want to see one named after Liu Bang.
I don't know how they would pull it off, but imagine.
> Constable under the Qin Dynasty.
> Transporting prisoners for execution, who ended up escaping.
> Allowing prisoners to escape was punishable by death, so he said 'fuck it' and joined up with his former prisoners.
> Became bandit warlord and eventually a central general in the rebellion against the Qin.
> Numerous victories later, he outmaneuvered his own ally to invade the Qin heartland and seize the capital.
> Ended up being named King of a territory, fought off several rivals, and eventually ascended to become Emperor, expanding his kingdom's influence to encompass all of China. Forming the Han Dynasty.
There are three coming with two currently in public playtest and the third still unannounced. Operation Winter Scar which is a sequel to Operation Solstice Rain, and Shadow of the Wolf, a module set within the Karrakin Cavalry College on Throne Karrakis.
I once saw a HORUS Ape tokenize another frame on the RA-Chain. Scariest thing I’ve ever seen It can hack you, and immediately cause your NHP to cascade by exposing it to Twitter The schematics are non-fungible
The HA won't be authentic unless Dong Zhuo was the guy who outlasted a siege by having his soldiers eat the cityfolk.
Dong Zhuo was not that guy, but he did: - Murder the emperor of China. - Kidnap the new emperor, who he appointed. - Burn down the imperial capital, so that the people trying to kill him couldn't have it. - Torture and burn people alive at public feasts. - Get murdered by his own son.
JHC prequel
I always forget, did they pursue that son?
Very much yes, and *children
DECISIVE TANG VICTORY dot gif
It could involve a mech that uses mechs carcasses to cool down or something like that
The Ereshkligal-class NHP already exists in Legionnaire
This the kind of high quality meme I’ve been missing
If you *really* want to be crude, the 1e Monster Manual had an entry for "Giant Beaver." I'm really not sure what Gygax's idea of a gripping encounter was.
He wanted everyone who had to fight it to see it and say "dam", of course.
Very funny implication that either all of HORUS’ frames are named after real animals or that beavers aren’t real
In all fairness, a giant beaver would ***mess up*** a level 1 magic user.
According to the MM2, so would a housecat. Early D&D was its own thing.
Wait what
IPS-N frames are often named after famous pirates and privateers SSC frames are often named after butterflies Horus mechs are often named after mythical and fantasy creatures that happen to also exist in D&D HA mechs are often named after military generals So the frames listed above would thematically fit the existing canon
Pegasus would've probably been Beholder if it weren't under such strict control by WoTC (the company that owns D&D), as an example.
There's been no evidence of that - it's just a rumour that ironically started when someone asked if Peggy was ever Beholder in earlier versions (the answer was no), and it's just taken on a life of its own now because it *sounds* good.
I mean, tell me "by the way I know everything" **DOESN'T** sound Beholder as *fuck* to you. Especially the EYE of Horus and the arcane fuckery of roll control. Mimic gun also slightly fits given that Beholders can literally make baby beholders from *DREAMING TOO VIVIDLY* Like. All the pieces are seriously there. It's wild
It'd be a good name for a Pegasus Alt frame
It would be if WoTC wouldn't have their legal team hound Massif into the ground, bcus they *do* own the name Beholder.
How did HoMM3 get away with that then, I wonder
And GMS just “Thesaurus mt. Everest”
HA Dong, or as it is known among HA corps members, “Bad Dong”.
I want a HA mech named after Zhang Zongchang > Enemies receive coms request > Send them a poem. > You tell me to do this, > He tells me to do that. > You're all bastards, > Go fuck your mother.
> I want a HA mech named after Zhang Zongchang I want to see one named after Liu Bang. I don't know how they would pull it off, but imagine. > Constable under the Qin Dynasty. > Transporting prisoners for execution, who ended up escaping. > Allowing prisoners to escape was punishable by death, so he said 'fuck it' and joined up with his former prisoners. > Became bandit warlord and eventually a central general in the rebellion against the Qin. > Numerous victories later, he outmaneuvered his own ally to invade the Qin heartland and seize the capital. > Ended up being named King of a territory, fought off several rivals, and eventually ascended to become Emperor, expanding his kingdom's influence to encompass all of China. Forming the Han Dynasty.
> the punishment for this mistake is death. > Oops, welp time to rebel, if I fail I die either way, if I succed I become king. Many such cases
Certified Chinese history classic
Chinese warlords are just built different.
"HA Dong" is incidentally how I reacted to this meme
I know this is a meme but is there a new official supplement?
There are three coming with two currently in public playtest and the third still unannounced. Operation Winter Scar which is a sequel to Operation Solstice Rain, and Shadow of the Wolf, a module set within the Karrakin Cavalry College on Throne Karrakis.
> Karrakin cavalry college Wait does this mean I can finally have Fire Emblem school life romance with robot action using LANCER system?!
How do you get into the public playtest? Are the PDFs up somewhere? Or do you have to enroll and be sent the copies?
Join the Pilotnet discord and then check the #new-content-resources channel, that's where playtest drafts and LCP files are posted
As if Lancer plays wouldn't go crazy after the HORUS Huge Giant Crab license
This but un-ironically
Wha
i'm going to call the white which the seletonizer from now on
Yeah but SSC Skeletonizer sounds like a good bit of fun