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The Elemental Aura perk for the Blade Flower playbook may only be triggered once per turn. While summoning a blade and dismissing a blade are free actions, you cannot summon and dismiss a blade over and over again to re-trigger Elemental Aura to deal infinite Panic to a target.

The They're Already Dead perk for the Blade Flower playbook may only be triggered once per turn. While summoning a blade and dismissing a blade are free actions, you cannot summon and dismiss a blade over and over again to re-trigger They're Already Dead on a different opponent in the battle.

The Scimitar Dance perk for the Blade Flower playbook may only be triggered once per turn. While summoning a blade and dismissing a blade are free actions, you cannot summon and dismiss blades in both hands over and over again to stack infinite dance bonuses.

The Healing Embrace perk for the Shield Flower playbook may only be triggered once per turn. While summoning a shield and dismissing a shield are free actions, you cannot summon and dismiss a shield to re-trigger Healing Embrace to remove infinite Panic from a target.

The Fist Flower playbook can no longer take both the Stand In The Air and the Double Jump perks. You must choose one or the other.

The bonus action gained from Staff Flower playbook perk Hit Them Again cannot be used to trigger another Hit Them Again bonus action and deal infinite Panic to a target.

The Max Panic table on page 87 includes disarming in several entries. Disarming is now defined as being forced to dismiss your Flow weapon and not being able to summon it or any other Flow weapon or using any other Flow weapon, and shields count as weapons, until your character loses Panic.

Here are the line art and black and white versions of the undamaged Lilly of the Valley. I like to render pieces like this in black and white first, and then recolor them in Procreate with Gradient Map so I can play around with palettes more easily.

Name: Lilly of the Valley

Licenses: White Witch III

Pilot Callsign: Pirate

Name: Man-of-War

Licenses: Hydra Level II

Pilot Callsign: Vladi

Turret Drones Sacrificed to Clear Mines: Enough

I like to start with transparent-background line art for Lancer, often pixelated like this work here, and then render everything in black and white shading. From there, I can select areas of the greyscale layer and use a tool like Procreate's Gradient Map to play around with different palettes.

For me, the real spirit of the build doesn't come together until I find a core color pairing to play around with, and this has let me try out endless combinations before we hit that sweet "sandwich the enemy between Tempest Drones" kind of vibe.

Did you know that natural killer cells do not need to be exposed to a pathogen before recognizing an infected cell? Unlike other immune cells that will need some prior exposure and can form your immune system memory, natural killers simply go up to an infected cell and make it explode based on the markers on the cell's surface. They have never seen the infection before, and can still kill it on sight.

My husband is a much better at finding new ttRPGs than I am. Recently, he ran several sessions of Cain, and I of course helped with the mountain of prep work by focusing on one minor antagonist and asking endless questions about her while I sketched.