Meanwhile, I'm just sitting here, trying to come up with something to write. Maybe it wasn't my best idea to plant myself as far away from everything exciting on the arse-end of Crion.
This Gargant situation takes me back, though. Remember how I mind-fethed Acting-Captain Aurelius when he almost got stomped by a Gargant? Good times, good times.
Sgt. Vanden wrote: I look forward to seeing your EC in action. Those Pink ponsy Marines gonna get their gak kicked in by trees.
Pink?
And other than a little detour to drop off a bit of garbage, we're on the moon I believe.
The admech are a little daunting because I'm so behind, I don't know what to do with them. Maybe they've been exploring all this time and are gonna find a reason to join in.
I would be down for a Crusade Command meeting at Canis Caelum but bear in mind that Faolan hates kroot which would make hiring them a bit ..... Difficult, not saying we can't hire them but keep them anyway from Faolan as much as possible.
Don't worry Irish, It will probably only be Ta'lok there, and I imagine he's smart enough to see when a space marine hates him. He'll probably be close to the Sharks, because they're on better terms with the Kroot. He might try to mingle with the Wolves, hoping they'd see common ground, but the Shaper is smart enough to not be the center of attention at Imperial meetings. That tends to lead to bloody messes.
My piece is up so I may begin writing that Crusade Command meeting unless somebody else wants to. If I do end up writing it, tell me who you are sending and what if any threats you may reveal and/or highlight do so.
So I was thinking of something along the lines of this
"If you leave the meeting relatively broad others can write in their own perspectives, which would make it easier on yourself, and let people have specific parts of the meeting from their own characters. It's up to you, of course, but it's just a suggestion to make writing it all easier." What do you guys think ? Like if I give you a general description of the room ye could go and write for your characters. Question is would be from one characters point of view or have every character thier own pov ? EDIT: credit to Blackjack for the quotation
Sgt. Vanden wrote: I look forward to seeing your EC in action. Those Pink ponsy Marines gonna get their gak kicked in by trees.
Pink?
And other than a little detour to drop off a bit of garbage, we're on the moon I believe.
The admech are a little daunting because I'm so behind, I don't know what to do with them. Maybe they've been exploring all this time and are gonna find a reason to join in.
Part two of three up. The plot will thicken. Right now, it is at about the same consistency as melting butter, I will stir it until it becomes a solid.
The beer is talking, don't mind me or the edits. EoN bloody beat me to it by a few days too.
Very intriguing piece, Vanden. I suspect Bob's scions are at it again? I jest of course, but anyway, it's nice to see more of Falkon. One of these days I won't be so busy so that I'll be able to write something of my own for him, but I'm still behind on certain events for my own two factions.
Yes. Burn down TS's forest. Great idea. I recommend with it.
Just so you know, my four scouts are still in the forest, and are also being hunted. Your armsmen ain't outta the firing line yet either, so have fun. I'll give you a heads up with the next piece once it is done.
Sgt. Vanden wrote: Yes. Burn down TS's forest. Great idea. I recommend with it.
Just so you know, my four scouts are still in the forest, and are also being hunted. Your armsmen ain't outta the firing line yet either, so have fun. I'll give you a heads up with the next piece once it is done.
You act like I care about hurting TS's feelings regarding that forest.
Also, burning down the forest when my guys are still in it isn't a good thing to do. For all you know, Ceasar and his scouts are just late for the rendezvous.
Also, burning down the forest when my guys are still in it isn't a good thing to do. For all you know, Ceasar and his scouts are just late for the rendezvous.
I'll concede that they might be alive (at least as far as my guys know), but I still don't care too much about his feelings regarding the forest
Tactical_Spam wrote: Remember the fact that none of you have experienced the trees besides Evergreen.
Aye but my wolves at least know of spirits and a planet that has more aggressive nature and more respect for such tales and legends.
Il meet some trees soon enough and get attacked.... I bet.
Tactical_Spam wrote: Remember the fact that none of you have experienced the trees besides Evergreen.
Is that so ?
If you can quote me saying otherwise that'd be helpful.
What ? You said evergreen was the only one who had experience with the trees, so what did faolan eat some shrooms and just climb up a tree and fall head first ?
Tactical_Spam wrote: Remember the fact that none of you have experienced the trees besides Evergreen.
Is that so ?
If you can quote me saying otherwise that'd be helpful.
What ? You said evergreen was the only one who had experience with the trees, so what did faolan eat some shrooms and just climb up a tree and fall head first ?
He got attacked by a tree a while a ago. If you want to do a get round message the other marines a warning about the forrests?
Tactical_Spam wrote: Remember the fact that none of you have experienced the trees besides Evergreen.
Is that so ?
If you can quote me saying otherwise that'd be helpful.
What ? You said evergreen was the only one who had experience with the trees, so what did faolan eat some shrooms and just climb up a tree and fall head first ?
He got attacked by a tree a while a ago. If you want to do a get round message the other marines a warning about the forrests?
Will mention it whenever the Crusade command meeting gets called
From the trees, a wave of green and red emerged - a horde of large, powerful-looking Orks charged out of the undergrowth with surprising speed and the surety of foot that could only come with long practice and familiarity with the terrain. The Dark Troupe immediately spread out to give battle.
The first part of their trap immediately became clear - they roared and shouted, some beginning to attack the trees around them, provoking their fury. In response, the branches began to lash out at anything and everything around them, Ork and Harlequin alike. Several Orks were killed by the flora's vicious reprisal, but given their numbers, they could afford to lose Orks far more than the Masque could afford to lose Harlequins, and three members of the troupe found themselves entangled in the branches, their screams quickly ending as the wooden cages tangled around them, crushing them instantly. The others battled in a furious melee against both the Orks and the world around them - holo-fields flickering left and right as the Eldar fought for their lives, flipping, stabbing, slashing and leaping, back and forth, left and right.
While I haven't suffered the soul-crushing agony they've inflicted on poor Evergreen, I still took my knocks and know to keep on their good side! Which, frankly, is a lesson anyone who's been on an Exodite world should have learned long ago.
From the trees, a wave of green and red emerged - a horde of large, powerful-looking Orks charged out of the undergrowth with surprising speed and the surety of foot that could only come with long practice and familiarity with the terrain. The Dark Troupe immediately spread out to give battle.
The first part of their trap immediately became clear - they roared and shouted, some beginning to attack the trees around them, provoking their fury. In response, the branches began to lash out at anything and everything around them, Ork and Harlequin alike. Several Orks were killed by the flora's vicious reprisal, but given their numbers, they could afford to lose Orks far more than the Masque could afford to lose Harlequins, and three members of the troupe found themselves entangled in the branches, their screams quickly ending as the wooden cages tangled around them, crushing them instantly. The others battled in a furious melee against both the Orks and the world around them - holo-fields flickering left and right as the Eldar fought for their lives, flipping, stabbing, slashing and leaping, back and forth, left and right.
While I haven't suffered the soul-crushing agony they've inflicted on poor Evergreen, I still took my knocks and know to keep on their good side! Which, frankly, is a lesson anyone who's been on an Exodite world should have learned long ago.
But I didn't give you the go-ahead with that, did I? There is a reason Evergreen had to come to me for a roll and that was because of the trees. I can't just have people saying the trees attacked them willy nilly because they don't act like that
From the trees, a wave of green and red emerged - a horde of large, powerful-looking Orks charged out of the undergrowth with surprising speed and the surety of foot that could only come with long practice and familiarity with the terrain. The Dark Troupe immediately spread out to give battle.
The first part of their trap immediately became clear - they roared and shouted, some beginning to attack the trees around them, provoking their fury. In response, the branches began to lash out at anything and everything around them, Ork and Harlequin alike. Several Orks were killed by the flora's vicious reprisal, but given their numbers, they could afford to lose Orks far more than the Masque could afford to lose Harlequins, and three members of the troupe found themselves entangled in the branches, their screams quickly ending as the wooden cages tangled around them, crushing them instantly. The others battled in a furious melee against both the Orks and the world around them - holo-fields flickering left and right as the Eldar fought for their lives, flipping, stabbing, slashing and leaping, back and forth, left and right.
While I haven't suffered the soul-crushing agony they've inflicted on poor Evergreen, I still took my knocks and know to keep on their good side! Which, frankly, is a lesson anyone who's been on an Exodite world should have learned long ago.
But I didn't give you the go-ahead with that, did I? There is a reason Evergreen had to come to me for a roll and that was because of the trees. I can't just have people saying the trees attacked them willy nilly because they don't act like that
From the trees, a wave of green and red emerged - a horde of large, powerful-looking Orks charged out of the undergrowth with surprising speed and the surety of foot that could only come with long practice and familiarity with the terrain. The Dark Troupe immediately spread out to give battle.
The first part of their trap immediately became clear - they roared and shouted, some beginning to attack the trees around them, provoking their fury. In response, the branches began to lash out at anything and everything around them, Ork and Harlequin alike. Several Orks were killed by the flora's vicious reprisal, but given their numbers, they could afford to lose Orks far more than the Masque could afford to lose Harlequins, and three members of the troupe found themselves entangled in the branches, their screams quickly ending as the wooden cages tangled around them, crushing them instantly. The others battled in a furious melee against both the Orks and the world around them - holo-fields flickering left and right as the Eldar fought for their lives, flipping, stabbing, slashing and leaping, back and forth, left and right.
While I haven't suffered the soul-crushing agony they've inflicted on poor Evergreen, I still took my knocks and know to keep on their good side! Which, frankly, is a lesson anyone who's been on an Exodite world should have learned long ago.
But I didn't give you the go-ahead with that, did I? There is a reason Evergreen had to come to me for a roll and that was because of the trees. I can't just have people saying the trees attacked them willy nilly because they don't act like that
Why are we only hearing about this now ?
Because I read in a way that would make your head hurt (From the bottom right to the top left) and I occasionally glaze over certain details of a story in attempt to get the bigger picture.
Tactical_Spam wrote: Not to be a meanie meanie buzzkill, but I'm sure an Astartes could survive a 500~ meter drop off a cliff.
Mkay well, he was shot in the chest, by what one would expect to be a rending sniper rifle and fell off a cliff. Not a lot of Astartes can survive that.
P.S. Ima have to PM you some stuff TS...And I hope you like it...
There are ways to die from it. If the shot pierced through one heart and grazed the second, and he hit the ground head first, I'm saying we have a dead marine. I'm saying one heart was grazed because he was able to say his Litany before dying.
2BlackJack1 wrote: There are ways to die from it. If the shot pierced through one heart and grazed the second, and he hit the ground head first, I'm saying we have a dead marine. I'm saying one heart was grazed because he was able to say his Litany before dying.
Idk. I'm just going by the knowledge that a Space Marine jumped 100~ meters on a broken leg and could walk away. I'm sure 500 wouldn't kill him.
And if he got shot through one of his hearts? A awkward landing could easily kill a healthy Marine, so a awkward landing for a Marine with a seriousish injury would be lethal af.
Stories of people surviving ridiculoulsy high falls, its possible.
Edit: And my blurb's up, you can see why asking Space Marines help in that case was superfluous, I rolled well and killed almost everyone. Next post is going to be some blah blah with the Governor.
jhe90 wrote: Nice chunk, but space marines can do that very well too.
Bob's a peasent. He uses a breaking charge on a door. Us here Space Marines use our boot. One of these is a high explosive, shaped charge designed for wrecking your gak, the other is a breaking charge. I'll let you figure out which is which.
Bobthehero wrote: Could've charged the door with a boot, kraks are more efficient.
Sgt. Vanden wrote: Space Marines would never get kidnapped in the first place...
They wouldn't have been able to do what my Scions did, either, everyone would know they're not human within seconds.
They wouldn't need to infiltrate the Tillers. They woulda just taken in a few people, interrogated the gak outta them, then gone and murdered everybody.
Sneakyness is for Raven Guard, not real Space Marines.
Everything depends on rolls, anyway, perhaps you would've failed harder than me and end up with a bunch of dead Marnes. Who knows. And again. nothing I could not have done, but I went another route.
Bobthehero wrote: Everything depends on rolls, anyway, perhaps you would've failed harder than me and end up with a bunch of dead Marnes. Who knows. And again. nothing I could not have done, but I went another route.
I didn't say it was impossible, I just said it was possible. Also, he may not have died instantaneously, but if he landed at an odd angle, he might end up with a snapped neck, and died while unconscious. Don't the sons of Dorn lack Larraman cells to heal rapidly?
But that's enough of this from me, and ever since TS asked, I can't think of a good actor for Archarus.
2BlackJack1 wrote: I didn't say it was impossible, I just said it was possible. Also, he may not have died instantaneously, but if he landed at an odd angle, he might end up with a snapped neck, and died while unconscious. Don't the sons of Dorn lack Larraman cells to heal rapidly?
But that's enough of this from me, and ever since TS asked, I can't think of a good actor for Archarus.
They lack the Belcher's Gland and the Sus-an Membrane... Something my dudes have. Cross Imperial Fists successors from the possible Parent-Legion of the Arbiters of Truth.
It's 50% Smack talk, 20% RP orginisation, 10% butt jokes and 20% People hating on TS and his plot thickenings.
Its really not, but ok. I just haven't had the time I did back in December. I am pulling a perverbial Ezra right now. I am still here, but Life is giving my a right hook to the kidneys.
It's 50% Smack talk, 20% RP orginisation, 10% butt jokes and 20% People hating on TS and his plot thickenings.
Its really not, but ok. I just haven't had the time I did back in December. I am pulling a perverbial Ezra right now. I am still here, but Life is giving my a right hook to the kidneys.
Story of my life right now, I just started the Spring Semester for college, and I don't feel like writing all that much
It's 50% Smack talk, 20% RP orginisation, 10% butt jokes and 20% People hating on TS and his plot thickenings.
Its really not, but ok. I just haven't had the time I did back in December. I am pulling a perverbial Ezra right now. I am still here, but Life is giving my a right hook to the kidneys.
Story of my life right now, I just started the Spring Semester for college, and I don't feel like writing all that much
feelsbadman. You guys have it hard as feth, we in Australia are about as laid back as the stereotypes make us out to be. All we have to do attend school once or twice a week for pracs, the lectures are optional. I actually feel really bad for you guys...
It's 50% Smack talk, 20% RP orginisation, 10% butt jokes and 20% People hating on TS and his plot thickenings.
Its really not, but ok. I just haven't had the time I did back in December. I am pulling a perverbial Ezra right now. I am still here, but Life is giving my a right hook to the kidneys.
Story of my life right now, I just started the Spring Semester for college, and I don't feel like writing all that much
feelsbadman. You guys have it hard as feth, we in Australia are about as laid back as the stereotypes make us out to be. All we have to do attend school once or twice a week for pracs, the lectures are optional. I actually feel really bad for you guys...
The stereotypes don't say your chill, they say you hunt crocodiles and have stuff ohn the bahrbee.
Just to be clear I'll be happy to write it but I got a few exams this week which means I won't be doing a any major typing until the weekend, if he want this to happen soon I may not be the best guy to write this if ye are happy to wait im the man for the job.
From the trees, a wave of green and red emerged - a horde of large, powerful-looking Orks charged out of the undergrowth with surprising speed and the surety of foot that could only come with long practice and familiarity with the terrain. The Dark Troupe immediately spread out to give battle.
The first part of their trap immediately became clear - they roared and shouted, some beginning to attack the trees around them, provoking their fury. In response, the branches began to lash out at anything and everything around them, Ork and Harlequin alike. Several Orks were killed by the flora's vicious reprisal, but given their numbers, they could afford to lose Orks far more than the Masque could afford to lose Harlequins, and three members of the troupe found themselves entangled in the branches, their screams quickly ending as the wooden cages tangled around them, crushing them instantly. The others battled in a furious melee against both the Orks and the world around them - holo-fields flickering left and right as the Eldar fought for their lives, flipping, stabbing, slashing and leaping, back and forth, left and right.
While I haven't suffered the soul-crushing agony they've inflicted on poor Evergreen, I still took my knocks and know to keep on their good side! Which, frankly, is a lesson anyone who's been on an Exodite world should have learned long ago.
But I didn't give you the go-ahead with that, did I? There is a reason Evergreen had to come to me for a roll and that was because of the trees. I can't just have people saying the trees attacked them willy nilly because they don't act like that
I went to Chazz for the roll, but admittedly the Orks using the trees were ad-lib after reading Evergreen's post, and I know I'm not the only one who's done it, if not which others have - where did you say that you dealt with any tree-related shenanigans? I must have missed it or forgot about it, so... sorry about that.
Nontheless, if it was going to be an issue I also feel it probably should have been brought up before now.
Anyway, I doubt I'll be taking part in this meeting, so hopefully it won't cause any problems with the narrative.
Bobthehero wrote: I can give a Martyr's gift field service med kit, comes complete with everything you need to keep yourself alive, and bombs to booby trap your corpse.
As I enter the twelfth page of this paper, that does sound more appealing.
Or, for convenience, I can just enlist in the Militarum infantry and let nature take its course.
From the trees, a wave of green and red emerged - a horde of large, powerful-looking Orks charged out of the undergrowth with surprising speed and the surety of foot that could only come with long practice and familiarity with the terrain. The Dark Troupe immediately spread out to give battle.
The first part of their trap immediately became clear - they roared and shouted, some beginning to attack the trees around them, provoking their fury. In response, the branches began to lash out at anything and everything around them, Ork and Harlequin alike. Several Orks were killed by the flora's vicious reprisal, but given their numbers, they could afford to lose Orks far more than the Masque could afford to lose Harlequins, and three members of the troupe found themselves entangled in the branches, their screams quickly ending as the wooden cages tangled around them, crushing them instantly. The others battled in a furious melee against both the Orks and the world around them - holo-fields flickering left and right as the Eldar fought for their lives, flipping, stabbing, slashing and leaping, back and forth, left and right.
While I haven't suffered the soul-crushing agony they've inflicted on poor Evergreen, I still took my knocks and know to keep on their good side! Which, frankly, is a lesson anyone who's been on an Exodite world should have learned long ago.
But I didn't give you the go-ahead with that, did I? There is a reason Evergreen had to come to me for a roll and that was because of the trees. I can't just have people saying the trees attacked them willy nilly because they don't act like that
I went to Chazz for the roll, but admittedly the Orks using the trees were ad-lib after reading Evergreen's post, and I know I'm not the only one who's done it, if not which others have - where did you say that you dealt with any tree-related shenanigans? I must have missed it or forgot about it, so... sorry about that.
Nontheless, if it was going to be an issue I also feel it probably should have been brought up before now.
Anyway, I doubt I'll be taking part in this meeting, so hopefully it won't cause any problems with the narrative.
Well from now on, I am the Lorax. I speak for the trees.
TS stop making Robin feel bad for writing something that even I don't remember you saying. Just explain why, then drop it. We won't bring it up anymore.
On the note of trees, one or two are going to get singed in my next, and without them getting singed, I have no idea how I would advance the plot.
Sgt. Vanden wrote: TS stop making Robin feel bad for writing something that even I don't remember you saying. Just explain why, then drop it. We won't bring it up anymore.
On the note of trees, one or two are going to get singed in my next, and without them getting singed, I have no idea how I would advance the plot.
I guess that means my job to find Eldar is on hold for thr Space Sharks. Ironically enough, I still want to meet up with the other xenos groups, but at least now it'll be on better terms-ish? Still no idea how I'll meet the Tau, but I can just keep rolling for clues on the Eldar, I guess. At least I know that the knife ears are on Crion.
2BlackJack1 wrote: I guess that means my job to find Eldar is on hold for thr Space Sharks. Ironically enough, I still want to meet up with the other xenos groups, but at least now it'll be on better terms-ish? Still no idea how I'll meet the Tau, but I can just keep rolling for clues on the Eldar, I guess. At least I know that the knife ears are on Crion.
So, with Ewryht'eikl's size being reduced, would it still be fair for psykers to sense his entering of the Materium? He's still a powerful daemon, but I figured that I should ask beforehand.
2BlackJack1 wrote: So, with Ewryht'eikl's size being reduced, would it still be fair for psykers to sense his entering of the Materium? He's still a powerful daemon, but I figured that I should ask beforehand.
You could just put it as "a darkness has entered the warp..." but have it be very different than a shadow in the warp. Ewryht'eikl is not a bug
Writing has begun on the small piece that sets up the Crusade Command Meeting. In the meantime I would appreciate it if people could pm who will be attending and what would their opinions be of certain threats and if they would highlight some threats of their own.
Basically a go-pro servoskull. My guys have been too busy to really see threats, so shouldn't have a voice in the matter. But so we can rejoin, I think we should have an ear.
Buttery Commissar wrote: Basically a go-pro servoskull. My guys have been too busy to really see threats, so shouldn't have a voice in the matter. But so we can rejoin, I think we should have an ear.
Well, I'm finding out the difficulty of writing a school essay and something for my Kroot at the same time. Ta'lok's winning this fight, believe it or not.
The Arbiters want to disassociate themselves as much as possible from Ryus. By that logic line, they took the moon (or Ryus) out of their insignia and took all the paint off of their armour to show they have nothing to hide. The Arbiters are the Loyal New Order that are really sad they fethed up in the Charadon Crusade.
Sgt. Vanden wrote: Brilliant. By the way, want everybody who is attending the meeting to roll for some unseen thingy or nah?
Are you going to PM this unseen thingy to the GM?
Weren't you the one who told people to PM you some numbers? I thought you were making the 'situation' and wanted people to roll to see what happens...
Don't mind me if I'm not making sense. We're doing a play and I have to play a pyromaniac who gets off to fires. Its pretty funny though, but I think I'm slowly losing my sanity.
Sgt. Vanden wrote: Brilliant. By the way, want everybody who is attending the meeting to roll for some unseen thingy or nah?
Are you going to PM this unseen thingy to the GM?
Weren't you the one who told people to PM you some numbers? I thought you were making the 'situation' and wanted people to roll to see what happens...
Don't mind me if I'm not making sense. We're doing a play and I have to play a pyromaniac who gets off to fires. Its pretty funny though, but I think I'm slowly losing my sanity.
Yes, I need people to PM me numbers so I can determine how well they do at the meeting.
Sgt. Vanden wrote: Brilliant. By the way, want everybody who is attending the meeting to roll for some unseen thingy or nah?
Are you going to PM this unseen thingy to the GM?
Weren't you the one who told people to PM you some numbers? I thought you were making the 'situation' and wanted people to roll to see what happens...
Don't mind me if I'm not making sense. We're doing a play and I have to play a pyromaniac who gets off to fires. Its pretty funny though, but I think I'm slowly losing my sanity.
Yes, I need people to PM me numbers so I can determine how well they do at the meeting.
Why would we need to do well at a me-
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Not that, just the direction that gets more traction, you could still have people doing own thing, argueing and making progress.
Say who wins out on gargant hunt, say ambush, defence lines or other tactics. On crion it was how we tool down the hybrids or the way the battles on gallor prime panned out etc.
A warrior in a tidy black suit with glasses and a suitcase walks over to Tal'ok, and is like "Erhem, hello my good biomass, would I perhaps be able to enlist you on a little errand hmm?"
Tactical_Spam wrote: Its for the Arbiters of Truth... Needed 30 Tacticals and some Terminators for the 2500 point list I plan to use from now on.
Great kit. Pro tip, if you peice the missile launcher and the termincharecter parts in wrong order itsa a royal pain .... They are designed to go one way unless you want a right task.
Tactical_Spam wrote: Its for the Arbiters of Truth... Needed 30 Tacticals and some Terminators for the 2500 point list I plan to use from now on.
Great kit. Pro tip, if you peice the missile launcher and the termincharecter parts in wrong order itsa a royal pain .... They are designed to go one way unless you want a right task.
Check instructions!
I don't really need either of the Characters or the Contemptor...
Alright, my apologies for taking things too literal, I guess. Also, I'm beginning to realize how much fun I had writing about CSM now that I'm not anymore. How mad would people be if Gorgrim was really just serving as the spearhead for a chaos incursion? (I'm joking, of course, I am having fun with the orks, even if I don't always have a lot of time to write for them.)
Y'know, that design for the Histans reminds of how much I'd love to see some dioramas built around some of stuff from the first Crusade. Like, the battle between the Deathwatch and Archarus in that Necron temple way in the beginning, the meeting with all the Imperial leaders, the climactic final battle at Gallor Prime... and, of course, the beheading of that Ork Gargant (although modelling the BATTLEBARGE used in said scenario might be a bit of an issue)
Well, I found myself using my off time to work on my Brotherhood of Blight, despite the fact that I don't know when they'll actually ever get used for something.
Also, I would love to see a diorama of the battle in the temple of Mogrok.
Ezra Tyrius wrote: Y'know, that design for the Histans reminds of how much I'd love to see some dioramas built around some of stuff from the first Crusade. Like, the battle between the Deathwatch and Archarus in that Necron temple way in the beginning, the meeting with all the Imperial leaders, the climactic final battle at Gallor Prime... and, of course, the beheading of that Ork Gargant (although modelling the BATTLEBARGE used in said scenario might be a bit of an issue)
Well, I'd have all the models necessary to recreate them for Strikeforce Praetoria and the Deathwatch, I'd just need some Iron Warriors to finish it.
Though the Mogrok Temple battle on a Zone Mortalis board? Yes please!
Ezra Tyrius wrote: Y'know, that design for the Histans reminds of how much I'd love to see some dioramas built around some of stuff from the first Crusade. Like, the battle between the Deathwatch and Archarus in that Necron temple way in the beginning, the meeting with all the Imperial leaders, the climactic final battle at Gallor Prime... and, of course, the beheading of that Ork Gargant (although modelling the BATTLEBARGE used in said scenario might be a bit of an issue)
Well, I'd have all the models necessary to recreate them for Strikeforce Praetoria and the Deathwatch, I'd just need some Iron Warriors to finish it.
Though the Mogrok Temple battle on a Zone Mortalis board? Yes please!
I have ernough mixed models for stoke force hammer.
Marshall, guard, a ton of marines.
Thanks for the advice, BC. That was a rushed post because you was about to leave my house, and my phone wouldn't post a picture, but I'll keep that in mind for future reference. Also, my orks have some good news coming their way.
Theres an Imperial meeting that your inquisition are invited to. Just tell TS what your bringing to the meeting(ideas, suggestions observations etc.) and a number.
I think everybody would just shoot them on sight. That, or some of the more level-headed minds(Irish and Chazz, our lords and saviours), hold back all of the other bloodthirsty others(Kharne, Jhe and probably Bob) whilst the rest of us drool over pretty Grey Knight armour.
We would then discuss matter over a nice hot cup of joe.
Does that law involve getting people to not shoot at the Diplomat of Kroot? He's a really nice guy, if people can set aside his non human appearance. Also, he's bringing in a nice bit of eye candy, as a hint to what he'll be doing, but it isn't the eye candy you're thinking of.
Sgt. Vanden wrote:So, my next piece probs won't be out for a bit, APPARENTLY, my Religion is getting in the way of my life.
Being Greek and Christian sucks major balls.
Try being Pagan, it helps
War Kitten wrote:I wonder how Kharne's Space Sharks would react if my Eldar showed up at the meeting....
I will not guarantee that an Assault Ram filled with exceptionally hateful Terminators won't burst through the wall.
Needless to say Khorne would be pleased
EDIT: Also, school seems to be calming down a bit, so I might be more active. Expect rolls at some point.
And what meeting?
No, I shall never ever change religions.
Also, the meeting is just pointing out new key things, such as the chaos threat on the chaos moon, orky threats all around the place and whatever else you want to say.
Sgt. Vanden wrote: Really Kharne? The entirety of your Necron fleet went and fethed itself on Imperial butt holes. You can speak nothing of excessive ramming.
Sgt. Vanden wrote: Really Kharne? The entirety of your Necron fleet went and fethed itself on Imperial butt holes. You can speak nothing of excessive ramming.
Yeah but that was once
And why do you think TS and Chazz made ships NPC's? They don't trust you friend (and neither do we).
Sgt. Vanden wrote: Really Kharne? The entirety of your Necron fleet went and fethed itself on Imperial butt holes. You can speak nothing of excessive ramming.
Yeah but that was once
And why do you think TS and Chazz made ships NPC's? They don't trust you friend.
Trust me friend, you do not want me to create RamScythes, those are not a pretty sight
Well, the Knight was a part of Battlegroup 1 and this was the result
Group 1 69. major victory
some Harlequins attempt to ambush you but they are unsuccessful and you kill a dozen Eldar. You find a single Eldar attempting to overload the reactors and destroy the hive with you in it, you kill him.
some Harlequins attempt to ambush you but they are unsuccessful and you kill a dozen Eldar. You find a single Eldar attempting to overload the reactors and destroy the hive with you in it, you kill him.
Have at it
Good. Now I need to figure out what my Eldar are doing. Cogger is currently going to gak in a hand basket, and my Eldar are in the middle of it all
Still awaiting pms from TS, kharne and chazz as to whom they are sending and what threats if they have any that they wanna bring up wt the meeting and which threat they would prioritise
Irishpeacockz wrote: Still awaiting pms from TS, kharne and chazz as to whom they are sending and what threats if they have any that they wanna bring up wt the meeting and which threat they would prioritise
I thought I was keeping track of what they were saying, but if you have what they are saying, it makes it much easier for me to PM the outcomes of their rolls. I don't have to summarize what they were proposing then, you know.
Irishpeacockz wrote: Still awaiting pms from TS, kharne and chazz as to whom they are sending and what threats if they have any that they wanna bring up wt the meeting and which threat they would prioritise
I thought I was keeping track of what they were saying, but if you have what they are saying, it makes it much easier for me to PM the outcomes of their rolls. I don't have to summarize what they were proposing then, you know.
Well I am writing it so I do need to know what they are are saying, want to get the characters right, will pm you what i got from people. Also need a pm from bob
Nicely done Chazz and EoN. And if the head is really that much of a distraction, Ta'lok has ways to keep it out of sight. Just, don't listen to what he's doing to get rid of it. Humans tend to find those actions to be 'upsetting' and 'disgusting'.
Also, I'm so close yet so far from finding out about potential Tau allies for my Kroot. Of course, I'm assuming that governor will be hiding that information from the Kroot in particular, for fear of a sudden alliance change, but I don't expect a cakewalk either, so please don't interpret this as a rant of complaints, it's just idle musings at best.
Sorry for not making myself clear, I meant for your changes to the AoT, because you mentioned wanting to change some stuff with them, but I do appreciate the update.
2BlackJack1 wrote: Sorry for not making myself clear, I meant for your changes to the AoT, because you mentioned wanting to change some stuff with them, but I do appreciate the update.
Besides being the overly sneaky gitz they already are, they are now a very cautious, very codex adherent chapter, now complete with Techmarines, Apothecaries, Librarians and 2 1/2 companies.
Ah, I guess I was looking into it too much. For some reason I assumed there would be personality changes or something. It is interesting to see the AoT changing to be less heretical, it shows a nice insight on what happens to chapters who aren't looked at favorably by the Imperium.
2BlackJack1 wrote: Ah, I guess I was looking into it too much. For some reason I assumed there would be personality changes or something. It is interesting to see the AoT changing to be less heretical, it shows a nice insight on what happens to chapters who aren't looked at favorably by the Imperium.
Which is why I am contemplating having the AoT say nothing at the meeting.
Maybe they've been exploring all this time and are gonna find a reason to join in.
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