The last character you played as has to fight a hundred Nac Mac Feegle (also known as the Pictsies...

The last character you played as has to fight a hundred Nac Mac Feegle (also known as the Pictsies, Wee Free Men and Person Or Persons Unknown, Believed To Be Armed). Who wins?

Attached: a320b6080ed6cac8642cc9fe04aab314.jpg (709x500, 82.86K)

My Pathfinder: Kingmaker protagonist. I think they are fucked

Attached: 127-1270725_download-terry-crews-portrait-pathfinder-kingmaker-paladin-portrait.png (1920x1080, 1.92M)

I just read Color of Magic and The Light Fantastic very recently, and I have Mort
should I finish the Rincewind saga before going on to Mort?

What the hell are these things?

I too like discworld

Ridley. I'm pretty sure he's got this, or at the very least he's willing to bribe them with Space Pirate Grog for cheap labor.

Attached: 1583353487330.jpg (875x735, 139.74K)

Take the drunken scotsman stereotype, throw it on a smurf and give them super strength and budget flash powers.

>starting with Color of Magic

The first two books are a bit off regarding characterization, should have started with the Watch series.

Imagine the Smurfs, but they're very Scottish, love to fight, drink and steal, only use their heads as weapons and have the strength and belligerence of a seasoned bar brawler concentrated in a body six inches high. Now imagine them crawling up your trouser leg and headbutting you in the balls. THAT'S the Feegles.

Starting on Rincewind has filtered a lot of people that might otherwise enjoy discworld.

I'd suggest reading Small Gods before reading Mort, go in their website and their is a guide to all the story arcs. I usually recommend Vimes first, because he is easily the best character on the Disc, followed by the Witches and Tiffany Aching.

Got a guide right here.

Attached: Discworld_Reading_Order_Guide_3.0_(cropped).jpg (1655x1673, 555.71K)

My level 21 wizard/fighter.
I'd run in fully self buffed with my +6 spear of haste and cleave them all in seconds.

How much prep time do they get?

As much as the Feegles are willing to give them. That is, none at all.

Am I missing much if the last discworld book I bothered to read was Thud?

THAT! IS!! NOT!!! MY!!!! COW!!!!!

Ah, so it's another case of instant and highly competent threat.
There isn't a SS13 character alive that could survive that. Dick move.

>highly competent

Feegles aren't very smart, mind. The kelda (think the queen bee) gets most of the brains.

Well yeah, but they're strong and fast. SS13 combat is... shit. If you fall over first you die. Two people punching one person is a death sentence for the one person. The closest thing to "smart" mattering in a one on one fight is having a weapon on you to begin with; in other words, prep time.

A lot of the book felt rather meandering and like it wasn't building up to much, but that was easily one of the most kino moments out of Discworld even if it does not entirely redeem the book

Attached: 1530412055021.jpg (1280x670, 344.67K)

If you've got a lawyer on board, they're scared shitless of those. And of writing, because people could write their names on a wanted poster ("Ach, crivens!") or legal documents ("Oh, waily waily waily!"). And hags, which is what they call witches.

>Ellie
>About to win
>Changes her mind
>Gets brutally murdered

>new Discworld game never
>the three Disc games we got weren't exactly great

Attached: 1589094736498.png (500x495, 477.4K)

"I am not here to keep the darkness out. I'm here to keep it in. Call me... the Guarding Dark. Imagine how strong I must be."

I wanna be the first person in a videogame to say fuck.

My 3 rogue/4 fighter from the Aielund Saga. He's fucked, but at least he gets to finally meet No'-as-big-as-Medium-Sized-Jock-but-bigger-than-Wee-Jock Jock before he dies.

>playing Grand Theft Horsecart: Ankh-Morpork
>wanted level at eight stars
>Sam Vimes shows up
>yfw

Assuming they show up at roundstart (which I'm forced to, no prep time and all) the odds of the station having a lawyer are nil. You can only play as a lawyer if you join up after the start of the round. Would they be fooled by a clipboard full of scribbles?

>Would they be fooled by a clipboard full of scribbles?

Maybe, but make sure to talk extra lawyery to make sure.

Alright then, that worked out surprisingly well. Finally, a use for the Research Director's clipboard. Never thought I'd see the day.

This will be awful.

Attached: angua cheery.jpg (1920x1280, 357.58K)

I choose to pretend it doesn't exist.

a scav from tarkov wquiped with a well decked AK

oh but it had only 90 bullets

Cheery's off. Not because they've got a dude playing her, that's actually a pretty decent idea with how masculine dwarves are naturally supposed to be. The problem is the dude doesn't have a damn beard and Cheery would rather run around naked than shave her beard.

A beard is the most important thing to a dwarf, it's like asking Sam Vimes to go without his badge for pete's sake.

Attached: 1521129838544.jpg (942x943, 123.3K)