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Hey, If you want some fun, just say you wanna play. Then the first person who wants to play begins playing. This player will be notified and must subscribe to this thread. Then I say some information about the setting, and the player responds, such as:

Me: You are in a dark forest in which you can see a sword, and some glowing eyes...

Player: Pick up sword

Me: A moster attacks you!

Player: Flee

Me: The moster catches you, fortunatley, you kill it...

- I hope you get the idea of it!

The player must state what 40k character he wants to be (anything possible - and realistic).

Dark Eldar Kabalite warrior

Thanks 4 joining mate - have you subscribed to this thread, or you can just keep checking back once a day. Anyway, to start...

You are about to embark on the planet 'Crahlith', an old Dark Eldar settlement was there in your childling-hood. You have never returned since, but you must return with your pain squad to take out a chaotic growth in the planet's side. You sharpen your circular combat blade, and twizzle it in your hands. It is razor-sharp. Looking at the weapon racks, you must decide which weapon to pick up - to variate from your instructions, and pick up a Splinter Carbine, or go with your instructions, and pick up a plasteel short-sword and a salvaged sub-machine gun?

Decide...

I will join.
I think I will be an Eldar for this one.
I will be a Striking Scorpion of the Craftworld Biel-Tan named Ishaan.

OOC hmmm disobey-great wep but definate blowback or sh1t wepons.
He picks up hiss assigned weapons but stows a small splinter pistol with high powered poison

NB: Only one player can play at one time - TheWildHost was first, but watch out for other adventures to come shortly.

So you now have a primitive (for the 41st Millennium) sub-machine gun, a poisoned splinter pistol, and a plasteel short sword. The lights and hypo-vox suddenly come blaring out, and are taken aback for a second. "Would squadron 5v please report to the boarding room, ship 0036# is approaching Crahlith..." You rush down to the outermost room on the craft, and several more Kabalite warriors do the same. A sybarite stikes a great presence throughout the room, and warriors stand back in his path. You are told to go to the landing pod 9#, and all the warriors, plus the sybarite go too. You bolster yourself into the seat, and wait...

Landing, you all walk outside the pod. The sybarite tells the others to split up into two squads, he tells you to go alone, and scout ahead. He offers you either some silencers, or a scoped splinter rifle. Which would you choose?

Going out into the distance, across the teal-grey sand, you come to a ravine - do you take the natural bridge, try to use your grappling hook, or navigate around it?

You have two choices to make, which item and path will you take?

OOC Sorry arken Go eldar) but hey ill probly die sooN! lol
BIC Scoped Rifle and grapling hook,BUT i scope the area out with my rifle =)

OOC Yep, Arken, I won't be too long, but I certainly won't kill him off quick!

You scope the area, seeing only Dicadura plants, like towering duck feet, hanging upon thin stalks, and large grey rocks. You then draw your splinter pistol and mag-on the grapple attachment. You jump as far out into the ravine as you can, and then shoot at the rocky surface. Your hook grabs on, but you fell too low, and your left foot smashes against a rock on the ravine's bottom. Hot pain eats up your leg, but you carry on. Your hook only takes you up half way, until the rope is out, but you manage to climb up the rest of it.
After a damaged foot and a long climb, you decide to rest.
Two days later, you venture out. On the second morning, you have a splitting headache, and have been vomiting ever since. Your foot is still painful to walk on. Do you decide to stay and rest for longer, or set out on your mission?

Cool thanks!

Depends, Do i have anything to help myself if i rest like maybe a tent etc if not then ill suck it up and move on

You have nothing, other than a membranobed (membrane bed-roll) and a flipup stove.

Ok i sleep and and rest for a day while cooking my meals

After another day your sickness becomes violent, and you wake up one morning to find 'fractures' in time, lurching through the air, these are material scars. They are instances in which the warp crosses over with the material world. If one touches you, you will get sliced in half, or taken to the realm of daemons and implode in on yourself - you can stay and shoot at the flashes, or run, but you'll have to leave your membranobed and stove behind....

By the way, you also realize that the sickness is due to chaos energies.

i will run, dodging the energy(OR TRYING TO)