#30hp

[sonofsin]

oh no. I fucked up

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Daihatsu Midget II R Type, 1997, by Aiba Works. A tuned version of Daihatsu's retro-style kei truck. The mid-mounted 3 cylinder engine produced 30hp in the original version, it's unclear how much more Aiba Works version made

[dodgebolts]

mitski’s going kinda crazy rn

[les-belles-mecaniques]

1907 Wolseley-Siddeley Type B 30HP Four-Cylinder Tourer

[dajo42]

the person i just beat in pokemon tcg pocket... you could have won by actually using your tynamo to attack instead of sacrificing it outright just to preserve your zapdos for a turn longer...... yes..... your 30hp tynamo and its tiny charge attack......

your zapdos would have fainted to a single hit from my weakened golduck lead, so you switched to tynamo.... thats understandable.... but..... your zapdos had three energy and you gave it a fourth to retreat it..... but zapdos only has a single energy cost to retreat.....

had you given the energy to tynamo.... yes, the humble tynamo.... your zapdos would still have two energy..... and your tynamo could have defeated my golduck due to golduck having an electric weakness..... forcing me to switch in my weakened starmie to defeat the humble tynamo.....

which would have allowed you to bring your zapdos back in..... and immediately defeat me...... as my starmie also has an electric weakness and would have lost to a single peck from zapdos......

instead you gave a fourth energy to your zapdos and sacrificed tynamo without letting it attack..... meaning your zapdos had to come back in to beat my golduck..... meaning i was free to switch in starmie and immediately beat your zapdos.....

i see your mistake...... i hope you see it too..... you rely too heavily on big strong pokemon with big strong attacks..... you wanted to preserve your legendary zapdos and its thundering hurricane attack at all costs...... but in overlooking the humble tynamo..... that cost was your loss.......

[yoko-buri]

got her tuned and back on the road. made 305hp/308tq on 91 octane at 16psi. car weighs probably 2500lbs i’d guess. not too bad considering denver’s elevation. i’d imagine it’d make at least 30hp more at sea level ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[frenchcurious]

Rolls-Royce 25-30hp Limousine 1937. - source Amazing Classic Cars.

[thefloatingstone]

Some BG3 questions for you: Why the Jaheira dislike? Are you indifferent to Wulbren because he was designed to me dislike? Also, do you plan on doing a Distrust the Emperor playthrough at some point?

I highly dislike Jaheira because the Moonrise Tower fight with her is friggen impossible. (not really but you know.)

If you don't take direct control of her she'll run headlong into the fight and get killed pretty much instantly. if you DO take direct control of her there is no way to handle her inventory and stock her up on some health potions or something and she is VASTLY under-leveled until she officially joins your camp and you can actually pump up her levels to where they SHOULD be and give her more than 30hp.

And then her character is pretty brash and cynical but not in the fun way like Astarion or the endearing way like Garrus. She feels more bitter than just cynical but "doing it anyway".

And then you find out how she's been treating her children. And not even biological children but adopted children. Children she DECIDED TO TAKE IN AND BE A MOTHER OF. and that was just the breaking point for me where I was like "ok no fuck this person."

Also she was mean to Halsin.

Mother of the year.

[fuzzkaizer]

HERZLICH - MMI MAXIMA

"standalone gesture, touch and pressure controller for Eurorack and modular synthesizers in 30hp"

cred: etsy.com/HerzlichLabs

[six-improbable-things]

Our ranger crit and did 27 points of damage at level 2 (hunter's mark + fury of the small), which would enough to one-hit down anyone in the party except for me (barb, 30hp), much to his player's surprise. (He's our DM for our other campaign and crits constantly against us, but apparently never does as a player.)

And then one of the ratlings crit on my and dealt 33 points of damage. Luckily I'm raging, and had 32 hp including my remaining temp, so I still have 16hp left, luckily. And then the next one that hit me only dealt 1 damage, so...

[blackjackkent]

FINAL Boss Battle Report!

Our buddy Baldy has 140 hit points and many friends, though not as many as I have. The dragon behind him is much more scary; it has 400. It's dominated by the brain itself, not by anyone on the field that I can kill, unfortunately, and its presence is definitely freaking Hector out something fierce.

Also on the field are four other mind flayers, the three dream guardians at 80HP apiece, and the Crown itself, which leads me to believe this is it, the big kahuna fight, and it's time to pull out all the stops.

The Crown has no hit points but will presumably do unpleasant things when its turn comes around.

Quick look at the other dream guardians with flycam, just because I can.

This one is Hector's obviously, the one we saw during the first half of the game.

These are the other two; I'm assuming if we had another tadpoled companion instead of Jaheira, there would be a fourth on the field? Wonder which of these is Karlach's and which is Lae'zel's. XD And why are neither of them githyanki. It feels like there are lore implications here.

(I haven't done an origin run - are these randomized or are they ones you get in Karlach and Lae'zel origin?)

Anyway. We have this notification on the side of the screen which usually indicates we just need to survive:

I'm doing a hard save at the start of the fight because it feels like it'd be really easy for me to fuck this up - particularly because it is CRITICALLY important that Buddy survives to the epilogue. And, after some consideration, I've decided everyone's first action is going to be spent summoning more friends onto the field.

So we kick off with Aylin, Yurgir, and Buddy exploding onto the field. Tragically, the dragon is immune to fire damage so this is probably not the right moment for Rolan's firestorm, so after some consideration and for roleplay reasons, I have Jaheira summon the Harpers as our fourth summon for the round.

As soon as our first summon hits the field, a bunch of tentacles spring up in response, which is unfair. This seems to happen just in general in response to movement around the brain; luckily they're only about 30hp each and can mostly be removed by Orpheus's black hole attack.

I get full control over the big summons, unlike the trash mob ones which ran on their own recognizance; this is a lot of new characters to learn to deal with on the fly.

After summoning Aylin, Lae'zel manages to almost completely eliminate one of the dream guardians on her first turn.

"Time to bite, my owlbear friend!" Hector says as he summons Buddy, which is adorable.

Aylin is (unsurprisingly) a paladin, so lots of smiting. I think there's probably more about to happen when these four turns are up so we need to be careful not to use everything up too fast though. She removes Hector's dream guardian from the field.

At this point the game crashed so I got to start over and took the opportunity to have Jaheira cast Hero's Feast on everyone before we come up.

Knowing what I know, and realizing that my companions shout about it as soon as the fight starts, I decide to keep everyone in place for the most part to reduce the number of tentacles and immediately kick off Orpheus's netherstone ability:

OK on closer inspection we need to get Orpheus CLOSE to the crown in order to do this. And I guess the idea is we need to do it within four turns before the nautiloid shows up?

Buddy is the coolest:

Overall this round is going a lot better, although it's a bit scary when the Emperor yeets itself all the way across the field and stuns half the crowd in one go.

Once again, the good guys are all frontloaded which makes the long string of enemy attacks very disheartening.

Karlach and Lae'zel wreck the Emperor's whole world, which is very satisfying to watch:

Orpheus's black hole is continuing to be super useful against all the tentacles that pop up whenever we move around.

Aylin goes down - and immediately pops right back up again because she is a sexy motherfucker.

Ho!

At this point I have everyone open up on the dragon while Orpheus starts booking it towards the Crown. If we can get rid of it, then all is left is the other mind flayers on the platform surrounding the brain and hopefully we can just turtle up around Orpheus and protect him while he works.

Victory on the Dragon! It had the most elaborate death animation too.

Orpheus reaches the Crown! This needs to channel for a whole round so fingers crossed.

"How long are you going to keep this up for?" the remaining dream guardian screams around her 9 remaining hit points. Girl, I don't know, you got another appointment somewhere?

Orpheus gets IMMEDIATELY stunned by a mind blast and loses concentration; we'll try again next round.

All of the illithids can cast Shield which is making them VERY challenging to hit. And I just realized we've reached the last turn before the nautiloid shows up. O.o:

Oh boy.

Unsurprisingly this means now we're getting aerial attacks in addition to everything else. But almost all of the illithids are dead at this point. Just need to keep Orpheus safe for one round!

Hector slips in a bit of ice in the middle of an aerial attack target, whoops D:

Orpheus kicks off the compulsion again. All of the illithids are dead. One of the dream guardians is the last survivor, with two hit points.

Aerial attack goes off, does not kill Hector! And we're now only friends between us and Orpheus so I think we've got this in the bag! Everyone together on the platform for the moment of triumph.

The last remaining Harper summon shoots the last dream guardian for her last two HP. Orpheus completes the summon. The screen shakes, then fades to white...

[boimann]

thank you good sir. Here's your bone 🦴 (oh and that apple I forgot about 🍎)

this bone looks tasty af I will be gnawing on it thanks 👍🏻 (10/10 very throwable apple, looks like it could deal about 30hp of damage, very nice)

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

EP4, 2023 (1971). Apprentices at Audi's Neckarsulm site are celebrating the 150th anniversary of the facility with an electric restomod based on the NSU Prinz 4 that was made by NSU Motorenwerke in the Neckarsulm factory from 1961 to 1973. Audi inherited the facility when Volkswagen took over NSU. The rear of the Prinz, where a 30hp 2-cylinder engine once powered the car, is now home to a 240 hp (176 kW) electric motor. It comes from a 2020 Audi e-tron and gets its power from a battery from the plug-in hybrid Audi Q7 TFSI e quattro. The battery is fitted under the front hood, where the NSU once had its fuel tank

[wayward-sherlock]

just saw a spn shirt in target -30hp

[les-belles-mecaniques]

S.P.A. 25/30HP Torpedo Sport de 1913

[slightly-gay-pogohammer]

btw i gain +30HP everytime someone commissions me oc x canon