The best game from the left group is made by french people.

The group on the right is cherrypicked. There are dozens of good wrpg's that are considered some of the best games ever made like planescape torment, arcanum, bg1/2/3, and many others.
Also, Kibbelah is based and the game she's from is actually good so I don't know why she's placed among the cherrypicked dangerhairs and leftoid mush characters on the right.

I don't know why everything on this board has to be so bad faith. I come here thinking I will discuss videogames with other people who like videogames and I'm almost always disappointed.

How much have you spent on 40k? Including killteam/30k/necrumnda/etc I guess.

18k usd for me. But that's over the course of 19 years so if you average it out it's not so bad I guess...

>>534377889
Being an unsanctioned psyker does not automatically mean you're a heretic. There are millions of people at any given point in time who are loyal to the imperium and the Emperor, who have not gotten sanctioned yet. They're not heretics.

Kibellah's psychic abilities are also very limited. They don't manifest in any other ways than just interacting with the tarot, hearing traces of people from the past, and getting a "feeling" about certain evidence at crime scenes. These are actually all from the rogue trader rulebook as talents a psyker character can take, so I like that owlcat subtly included all of these. Darktide alluded to them as well, with the psyker personality option who used to be an enforcer.

Anyway, she's not "enough" of a psyker to be noteworthy, if that makes sense. She even completely denies it herself if you mention she might be one.

Over the past few months I have read every major 40k rpg rulebook from cover to cover. I have decided that I prefer Dark Heresy and Imperium Maledictum over Wrath&Glory for various reasons, but the main one would be I prefer minutia, percentile dice, and having rules for everything over the "story comes first" broad strokes approach that W&G takes. I also generally prefer low power things like guardsmen and imperial acolytes over stuff like space marines and eldar. Dark Heresy really clicks with what I personally enjoy about 40k but my impression is that Imperium Maledictum is very much the "spiritual successor" to Dark heresy, since it not only uses the same percentile system, but also has high lethality which I liked about Dark Heresy, and is generally lower power level like Dark Hersey was.

What would be the best way to actually play, now that I know the rules, and which games I'm most interested in? My local store is pretty small and doesn't have much of an rpg scene, so it would likely be online. I have roll20, tabletop simulator, fantasy grounds, and most of the popular online digital roleplaying programs, but I haven't looked into the 40k scene for any of these, I've mostly only played dnd 5e, dnd 3.x, and pathfinder on those.

the interactions between Kibs and Pasqal are funny

>click on kibbles
>half the enemies on screen explode in a shower of gore
Kibbles my busted beloved

>>715226497
Based.

kibs

Solomorne Who?