Warhammer Fantasy General: Big Fat Vamp Tats Edition
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So looking at Kaleb Daark's stats and profile. I'm wondering where I can find the information on what the runes on his armor do since the Warhammer Battle Magic pdf on Megaupload appears to be from a different edition.
William Brooks
>It's useless because it's literally a third of the available data.
No, one-third of available data is something we don't know. We know it is 1/3 sources of data, but the sample size for another one of the sources is minute because there are relatively few Games Workshop stores in comparison to FLGS.
The only legitimate skew is online sales from GW.
>They're not GWs competitors you turd, it's star wars merchandise selling well around the release of the only decent star wars sequel. Of course it's going to do well, stocks in a company that produced nothing but silicon casts of mark hamiltons ball sack would perform better than most companies on the market at this point.
That's nice. But literally every major Games Workshop competitor on the miniature market has their stocks on the rise, not just FFG (who produce a lot more than Star Wars anyway). By contrast, Games Workshop value only slides. When stock market experts are calling Games Workshop stock toxic (meaning "you will not see a return on your investment no matter what they do, we bet our reputation on it"), you know they are failing.
Jace Adams
Who has called it toxic?
Regardless, I still plan to buy enough to net myself a board of directors seat if I ever win the lotto.
Chase Campbell
>Is that an intentional joke on the old lady who called "Mark Hamilton" hot while Mark Hamill was disguised as a neoTrooper interviewing her?
I knew I got the meme from somewhere but couldn't place it.
>The only legitimate skew is online sales from GW. As well as online sales from brick and mortar GW stores, who deal in bits. It is still but a third of the data and is almost useless because there's no way to draw a conclusion from it.
>you know they are failing. Gw failing does not equate to 40k no longer being the top game in murica, gw was failing long before x-wing hit the scene and will be failing long after it collapses. Using it as evidence is this case makes it seem like you just hate GW.
Levi Flores
That page was published in 1986 (realmofchaos80s.blog (common dog name).com/2013/01/the-malignancy-of-malal-solving-mystery.html?m=1) so you're looking for second edition which was released in 1985. Third came out in 1987, so that's too late.
Don't know where to find that, sorry. But I can let you know what you're looking for.
Asher Russell
Considering that's the only data we will ever have your insistence that we just always assume Games Workshop is top dog and 40k the top game is just as stupid as someone saying it for sure isn't.
The only true statement is "We don't know, but the only data that will ever be available indicates X-Wing is on top."
Eli James
That shadow texture makes it look like her tits were covered in mud at some point.
The best time to invest would have been in 2010, pre apocalypse. At some point GW is going to get smart and begin whoring out fantasys IP to other video game companies (they can make vermintide variants every year for the next sixteen years for example) and the stock might actually be worth something.
My insistence is that you not assume a woman is thin just because the head shot she provided isn't particularly chubby.
>The only true statement is "We don't know, but the only data that will ever be available indicates X-Wing is on top in terms of sales for north america in brick and mortar friendly local gaming stores."
Fixed that for you.
Evan Jones
>That shadow texture makes it look like her tits were covered in mud at some point. Well, Dracula slept in a coffin filled with transylvanian soil. So it's not far fetched.
