Exarch_Nektel wrote:

JSK-Fox wrote:Woah man. When others get a little aggresive to me, I do the same to them. I was responding directly to that guy. I need no waaahmbulance, because I am not crying at all. I never did whine either, so meh on that part. Unless that is you consider simple explanations as whining.

Good day sir.

Just to let you know, you're doing it again.

And thank you, a good day to you too, kind sir

MekanobSamael wrote:I would offer criticism here, but I think that the rest of the DakkaDakka community has got that one covered. (As a side-note, I just got the Crimson Leaves reference. We orks aren't known for our wit.) I think that the backstory is hokey as hell, but anyone who's read that line about the six terminators in the basement of the Macragge polar fortress can forgive that. I do think that a chapter formed by Calgar would be pretty rigidly organized according the the Codex Astartes, though, so you might want to pick a chapter that's a little bit farther divorced from the Ultramarines. I really dig the idea that they permanently left a company that turned stricken from the roster. Maybe they still have conflicts with that group of traitors. Sounds like a great springboard for a narratively driven campaign. Keep practicing the fluff writing, and read some 40K novels. You'll get the hang of it.

As to female space marines, I'm willing to bet that Imperial genetic engineering has reached the point where it can functionally make female space marines. They would probably, in taking on the characteristics of the (male) Emperor, though, develop male skeletal and muscular structure. Any differences left over would be obscured by the power armor anyway. On the other side, though, such a socially conservative organization as the Imperial Space Marines would probably still refer to them as "Brother-Captains" regardless of gender. This is especially true in an ultramarines successor chapter.