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 BaronIveagh wrote:
 BrookM wrote:
Here's hoping that the equipment book rectifies and adds in a lot of things then.


It just bothers me that it wastes half a page describing a pen (granted, in lovely 40k terms) in the equipment section, but we don't get basic, iconic, gear. It's as if the person writing the equipment section had only the vaguest of ideas about what the Imperial Guard carried, or they were just trolling.


You have to leave something for the IG Player book, after all.
   
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 BaronIveagh wrote:
 BrookM wrote:
Huh, I always thought that this was the Mars pattern:



that's been swapped around again and is used for the Triplex Phall.



Dunno if anyone still uses the Ryza or not. It's one of those ones not seen in a long time. It appears in older artwork as the lasgun of choice for the Imperial Army pre-heresy. Maybe it would be an archeotech lasgun at this point??


Err... that's not an official GW/FFG image. It's something I drew. I assigned the 'Mars', 'Triplex' and 'Ryza' patterns arbitrarily to designs which didn't have official names.

   
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Perfect Organism wrote:

Err... that's not an official GW/FFG image. It's something I drew. I assigned the 'Mars', 'Triplex' and 'Ryza' patterns arbitrarily to designs which didn't have official names.


We all know it's not an official image to look at it. The 'Triplex' is a M-35 variation, as previously mentioned. I'll dig through for the quote, but for random naming, you got the Mars right, as it's called that in IA 3 and Specialist Games publications as well, IIRC.



You'll also pardon if a new guy with fewer than 50 posts jumps up and says 'That's Mine, I did that!' and I'm slightly skeptical.

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If you can point at the relevant page in IA3, I can't find it anywhere.



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 BrookM wrote:
If you can point at the relevant page in IA3, I can't find it anywhere.



I have to dig my copy out. I'm still unpacking boxes. Only reason that I got Only War handy was that it showed up at the new address two days after the move.

Edit: we have something of an oddity here: still have not found IA, but Have found another source for the Mars Pattern: It's mentioned in the Tanith First and only books. It's used by the Jouran Dragoons, though the only image of one of the Dragoons I can find online with a lasgun has the dragoon holding an M35.

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Just a note -- so that HBMC isn't taking any kind of credibility hit here, I'm the one that did the Lasgun material for Only War (and the rest of the Weapons and Armour). I completely understand BaronIveagh's issue with the lack of additional coverage on types. I had to make some hard decisions regarding word count, and then, of course, playtesting, editing, and GW approvals can result in further changes. I can't really go into additional detail than that at this time.

Here's the list of lasgun models I started from (checking my notes):
Athonian Pattern (Double-las)
Catachan Pattern (Mk 4 Lascarbine)
Drusus Prime Pattern
Galaxy Pattern (M35 Galaxy)
Kantrael Pattern (M36 Short Lasgun)
Locke-Pattern Lascarbine
Long Las
Lucius Pattern, no 98
Mars Pattern
Merovech Pattern Assault Lasgun
Minerva-Aegis Las Carbine
Mk IV Accatran Pattern(nb - Mark IVc w/ Aux. Krak Grenade Launcher)
Necromunda Pattern
Roth Pattern ('Lightning')
Ryza Pattern
Sollex Pattern-IX "Death Light"
Tallarn Pattern (from Forgeworld)
Tanith Pattern (Mk III Lascarbine)
Triplex Phall Pattern
Valhallan Pattern
Voss Prime Pattern
Vostroyan Pattern

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 the_dunner wrote:
Just a note -- so that HBMC isn't taking any kind of credibility hit here, I'm the one that did the Lasgun material for Only War (and the rest of the Weapons and Armour). I completely understand BaronIveagh's issue with the lack of additional coverage on types. I had to make some hard decisions regarding word count, and then, of course, playtesting, editing, and GW approvals can result in further changes. I can't really go into additional detail than that at this time.

Here's the list of lasgun models I started from (checking my notes):
Athonian Pattern (Double-las)
Catachan Pattern (Mk 4 Lascarbine)
Drusus Prime Pattern
Galaxy Pattern (M35 Galaxy)
Kantrael Pattern (M36 Short Lasgun)
Locke-Pattern Lascarbine
Long Las
Lucius Pattern, no 98
Mars Pattern
Merovech Pattern Assault Lasgun
Minerva-Aegis Las Carbine
Mk IV Accatran Pattern(nb - Mark IVc w/ Aux. Krak Grenade Launcher)
Necromunda Pattern
Roth Pattern ('Lightning')
Ryza Pattern
Sollex Pattern-IX "Death Light"
Tallarn Pattern (from Forgeworld)
Tanith Pattern (Mk III Lascarbine)
Triplex Phall Pattern
Valhallan Pattern
Voss Prime Pattern
Vostroyan Pattern


My question is, then, why include that stupidity with a 40k ballpoint pen then, when some of these could have been included? That made no sense if the argument is 'Space Constraints.' Though, I'll give you, the GW thing I can kind of excuse. They can exhibit lack of sense it not flat out stupidity to make orks seem intelligent when dealing with IP

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 BaronIveagh wrote:
My question is, then, why include that stupidity with a 40k ballpoint pen then, when some of these could have been included? That made no sense if the argument is 'Space Constraints.'

I really can't comment on decisions made for the gear section, as that wasn't part of my assignment. I worked on the Weapons and Armour sections. (And the adventure at the end of the book.)

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 BaronIveagh wrote:


My question is, then, why include that stupidity with a 40k ballpoint pen then, when some of these could have been included? That made no sense if the argument is 'Space Constraints.' Though, I'll give you, the GW thing I can kind of excuse. They can exhibit lack of sense it not flat out stupidity to make orks seem intelligent when dealing with IP


Given how quickly FFG puts out supplements I would guess that further details on lasguns were deliberately held back for a later book.

Core rules after all are there to give an overview, so you only have so much space for a wide array of equipment.

 
   
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 Kid_Kyoto wrote:

Given how quickly FFG puts out supplements I would guess that further details on lasguns were deliberately held back for a later book.

Core rules after all are there to give an overview, so you only have so much space for a wide array of equipment.


Well, again, that was sort of my point. IG, unlike SM, is nice as there is a theoretically infinite amount of potentially canon gear and gear variations that can be put in new books.

Other than the missing Steel Legion, I had limited myself to complaints about either basic universal equipment or iconic items that are as much a part of the Regiments that appear in the book as their uniforms. You might notice that I didn't bring up the missing IG vehicles, for example, I just brought up the missile/rocket launcher sentinels as there are pictures of them in the book, and the entry covered *almost* every configuration except the 'pure' recon one and support, which would have taken up about four more lines or so.


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 BaronIveagh wrote:
 the_dunner wrote:
 BaronIveagh wrote:
My question is, then, why include that stupidity with a 40k ballpoint pen then, when some of these could have been included? That made no sense if the argument is 'Space Constraints.'

I really can't comment on decisions made for the gear section, as that wasn't part of my assignment. I worked on the Weapons and Armour sections. (And the adventure at the end of the book.)


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Baron, I really think you should chill out and stop being so hostile and antagonistic. I'm very impressed with the Dunner's response, considering you already accused him of trolling, which is just incredibly offensive. Why are you assuming that the Bullpup Lasgun in the armoury is intended to be the Accatran, and not simply a generic bullpup lasgun? Aside from the M36 and Triplex, and the M41 Multi-Laser, none of the weapons are identified as a specific model.

I also wonder why you would think the Uplifting Primer, a Black Library book written from an in-universe perspective, would be the definitive source for information on... well, anything, really. I doubt anyone in the Departmento Munitorum can reliably say what the most common lasgun pattern in use is.

For the record, I do write for FFG, though I was not involved in Only War. I wrote the Extended Armoury for Hammer of the Emperor, though, so I'm sure I can look forward to a thorough skewering when that's released.

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 BaronIveagh wrote:
That made no sense if the argument is 'Space Constraints.'


Space constraints is a major issue. It doesn't matter if you don't believe him, but word count is a major issue, and it only gets more important the smaller the book gets. Your accusations that Mr. Dunn or anyone has done something in a stupid manner are inflammatory and insulting. Furthermore don't put in mild threats like "I haven't even gone into the vehicles", like you're holding back on some other nonsense non-issue. Get off your high-horse Baron. You're becoming an increasing drain on this thread. I strongly suggest you stop, because this ranting over something so utterly trivial as a Lasgun designation is dragging this entire thread down and I don't want it closed over your obsessive nit-picking.

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I wrote the Extended Armoury for Hammer of the Emperor, though, so I'm sure I can look forward to a thorough skewering when that's released.


And a damn fine armoury it is, Tim!

People just need to be patient, and stop accusing writers of 'trolling' the fanbase ( + ).

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I got to skim over the book today, two things I noticed

1) The Macabians (or however it's spelt) are FFGs own creating, right? I wasn't sure on that

2) The Vostryan Medic on the Medic Page is Possbly the Best peice of art in the book


 BaronIveagh wrote:
And why the hell id you just call the Mark IV 'bullpup'. Or was that a decision that was not yours to make?


Because It's alot simpler and convinient to Name it genricly, I know what a lascarbine is, I don't know what a Mk IX Darkgrimmer pattern M37 legion standard las is.

AND, it lets you make your own patterns, If it's called a Lascarbine, there's nothing stoping me putting Mk IX Darkgrimmer pattern M37 legion standard las on my character sheet, as long as it fits in the space and the stats are correct.


But really good job guys looking forward to play this in the new year once our GM has finished reading the rules

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 BaronIveagh wrote:
 the_dunner wrote:
 BaronIveagh wrote:
My question is, then, why include that stupidity with a 40k ballpoint pen then, when some of these could have been included? That made no sense if the argument is 'Space Constraints.'

I really can't comment on decisions made for the gear section, as that wasn't part of my assignment. I worked on the Weapons and Armour sections. (And the adventure at the end of the book.)


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What is your point with this post?


Seriously, hold what you got and stop being like that. That wasn't even called for.




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 FM Ninja 048 wrote:
1) The Macabians (or however it's spelt) are FFGs own creating, right? I wasn't sure on that


Correct. FFG have made a few Calixian regiments. I think that's the only one in the book, but it's a rich area yet-to-be mined for more regiment ideas, so I doubt they'll be the only one we see in print.

 FM Ninja 048 wrote:
But really good job guys looking forward to play this in the new year once our GM has finished reading the rules


Play as a tank company. The tank rules are really cool! (/obvious bias)

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 BaronIveagh wrote:
Perfect Organism wrote:

Err... that's not an official GW/FFG image. It's something I drew. I assigned the 'Mars', 'Triplex' and 'Ryza' patterns arbitrarily to designs which didn't have official names.


We all know it's not an official image to look at it. The 'Triplex' is a M-35 variation, as previously mentioned. I'll dig through for the quote, but for random naming, you got the Mars right, as it's called that in IA 3 and Specialist Games publications as well, IIRC.



You'll also pardon if a new guy with fewer than 50 posts jumps up and says 'That's Mine, I did that!' and I'm slightly skeptical.


Why on earth would I lie about drawing a crappy bit of fan-art?

Here's a thread from warseer which I wrote about the same time I drew that picture, compiling a list of the lasgun variants I could find...

http://www.warseer.com/forums/showthread.php?232619

   
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Because this was a public beta it seems to really cut back on the errors, I hope they do more of that in the future. I can't tell you how annoying it is to write down your starting gear then find out 1/2 of it has no stats.
   
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SpaceRatCatcher wrote:

Baron, I really think you should chill out and stop being so hostile and antagonistic.


I apologize for that. I can't explain exactly why I am this pissed off without breaking trust with more than one of you, so I'll put it this way:

IG is a hot button issue for me. You will find many IG players view Regimental Identity in much the same way that SM players view Chapter Identity. I, in particular, have spent much of my 40k career being mocked for playing guard by SM players. (Win or Lose, which is the most infuriating part) So, when said identity is undermined, my natural reaction is much akin to SM players 'worshiping their spiritual liege'. When my concerns about this in PMs to some of you are initially met with scorn and dismissal, thus, implying in my perception that IG fluff is thus inferior to SM fluff and that the concerns of players are irrelevant to the writers...

Let's just say Ork Starships aren't the only thing with a Big Red Button. And, in particular, calling my concerns 'weird gak' slammed it like an ork warboss on PCP.

SpaceRatCatcher wrote:

I also wonder why you would think the Uplifting Primer, a Black Library book written from an in-universe perspective, would be the definitive source for information on... well, anything, really. I doubt anyone in the Departmento Munitorum can reliably say what the most common lasgun pattern in use is.


Actually it was Munitions Handbook that I was referring to, IIRC, but again, my stuff is largely packed still, so I'm going by memory. Though you are correct. There is always the issue of GW's (infuriating) stance of 'there is no canon' (unless we arbitrarily say it's canon. Unless it's Tuesday, then it's noncanon. Some of you may know what I am talking about).

SpaceRatCatcher wrote:

For the record, I do write for FFG, though I was not involved in Only War. I wrote the Extended Armoury for Hammer of the Emperor, though, so I'm sure I can look forward to a thorough skewering when that's released.


I look forward to reading it. I'm actually quite lenient on a lot of stuff, but 'who cares?' is not an acceptable response to a concern, as, obviously, at the very least *I* cared enough to bring it up. "We had word limits' or 'GW said No' are perfectly acceptable. Though I do question the former in this case, as there were areas that space was wasted that could have been used for better, more interesting, content than a half page on how ballpoint pens work in 40k.

 H.B.M.C. wrote:
Get off your high-horse Baron. You're becoming an increasing drain on this thread. I strongly suggest you stop, because this ranting over something so utterly trivial as a Lasgun designation is dragging this entire thread down and I don't want it closed over your obsessive nit-picking.


HBMC, you may not have noticed, but there's quite a bit of obsessive nit picking in the 40k fanbase. That said, this is exactly the 'who cares?' dismissive bs attitude that started this whole mess and got me going to begin with. All it does is get me good and pissed off, and then cause me to vent on some (most likely) undeserving third parties, because I can't go after the people that are really jerking my chain without breaking my word. I partially blame my current pain meds for my lower standard of self control and I apologize to the recipients of that undeserved attention.


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Furthermore don't put in mild threats like "I haven't even gone into the vehicles", like you're holding back on some other nonsense non-issue.

We both know the reason I left it dead and refrained from commenting. It benefits no one to go tromping through that minefield, particularly not the players at this point.




Addition: The Ryza-M pattern Lasgun does, apparently exist in fluff. I forgot the fluff for the Drusus Prime lasgun. So, as far as who uses it? Apparently PDfs through out the Calixis Sector use a local knockoff of it.

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So I reading tome of blood, looking at the frost father class and they start with a Xurunsh mount (pg 108). The Xurunsh has a special rule "prone to mutation" in which the first time the xurinish is introduced it makes a hard WP test and if it passes it gains a mutation. However since its WP is only 15 there is only a 5% chance it will gain a mutation which dosent really seem like its "prone to mutation". Am i reading this right? is this another error?

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A Preview of Final Testament, the First Book-Length Adventure for Only War




“Every planet’s different, but every battle is the same. Keep your eyes forward, and keep shooting.”
–Corporal Dwayne Biehn

Only War is now available, and players everywhere are assuming the roles of Guardsmen in the battle-scarred future of Warhammer 40,000, where they live, fight, and die for the glory of the God-Emperor.

Soon, the Imperial Guard will war for the fate of Hervara. The game’s first book-length adventure, Final Testament, takes players to the war-ravaged mining world, where they must do battle at one of the Imperium’s most brutal fronts. There, the Guardsmen must tread carefully amidst powers beyond their reckoning. They will be challenged constantly to overcome unusual obstacles, and many will die. Yet, working together, they may uphold the honor of the Imperial Guard—and some may even survive!

Final Testament is coming soon, and while we wait for our assignments, contributing writer John Dunn briefs us on the importance of Hervara, the challenges the Imperium faces there, and what support we can expect from headquarters.


A World of War

When I accepted the assignment to work on Final Testament, lead developer Max Brooke asked for my input on the story arc and world setting. I had a little bit of time to think about my answer and sketched out a few different possibilities. The planet I chose was certain to dictate the types of battles that the player characters would fight. That offered a huge range of options, as there are far too many worlds in the Spinward Front to thoroughly cover them all in the Only War Core Rulebook.

I selected Hervara, a world focused heavily upon mining. This gave me a chance to both further detail the Hervara system as well as an opportunity to explore the planet’s different battlefronts. It also meant that I could create scenes which featured tunnel battles. I think tunnel battles can offer great ambience for an adventure, but they also present a way to isolate a small group from the larger conflict. That seemed like a convenient way to break down the scale of the war, so that a squad of player characters might have to operate without the immediate support of a much larger battle group.



At this stage, we also needed to decide the goals for the different factions fighting over Hervara. A mining world presented an important asset to everyone. The Severan Dominate have limited resources in their war against the monolithic Imperium and the vast hordes of Waaagh! Grimtoof. They can ill-afford to lose a planet that provides them with the raw materials they need to build their weapons of war. The Imperium has many forge worlds and mining worlds, but they are anxious to deny the Severan Dominate every possible asset. In addition, by securing a Periphery world as a supply depot, they can reduce the length of their supply chains for its products. This could keep their forces well supplied and reduce the drain on other worlds of the Calixis Sector. And, of course, the Mekaniaks of the Orks are always anxious to acquire any new tools and raw materials for their ingenious creations.

After establishing these aspects, it became easier to move forward on additional details. If the Imperium wanted to capture mining and refining equipment intact, that certainly would limit their strategies. If the Severan Dominate forces were desperate to hold onto the planet, then they might take even greater risks in their planning. If a Mekaniak played a key part in deciding to target Hervara, then the Kult of Speed should probably play a factor in the battles. This helped to quickly establish what sorts of characters needed to be present, and how they might act.


Local Operations

This sounds obvious, but it’s important: A planet is a really big place. There are a tremendous number of planets in the Spinward Front. Almost all of the ones involved in the conflict are largely habitable. There are billions of souls engaged in this war – few of them willingly. Obviously, the player characters are not going to have an opportunity to interact with all of them. In creating Final Testament, we had to decide which aspects of Hervara were most important to the scenario and who lived in those places.

I decided to start by establishing a base of operations for the characters. The planet is torn by war, but each faction needed to have some places with a degree of operational security. I went with a practical option and selected a supply depot. With each visit to the location, the player characters could refit and recuperate between missions.



The base that I decided to name “Hervara-XIX” quickly took shape. The Luggnum Sewer Rats – a Regiment raised from the Calixis Sector – would be responsible for the depot. Soldiers stationed at the base needed to defend the nearby region from any xenos or secessionist incursions. More importantly, they were charged with keeping Imperial forces in the area well supplied with the tools of war. Conveniently, player characters stationed at Hervara-XIX have access to its resources whenever they need to make another Logistics check. And, of course, its storehouses represent a ripe target for the desperate secessionists and the greedy xenos.

The base soon became a living part of the adventure. The base’s Supply Officer became a great opportunity for a recurring character. Since this is Only War, I knew that almost every mission would begin with the soldiers obtaining their supplies. Some might decide that this just meant jumping through the necessary hoops and red tape. Others might realize just how important it can be to have the person who supplies your ammunition owe you a favor or three.


Thanks, John!

Get ready to gear up and take the fight to the Severan Dominate and the Orks with the upcoming release of Final Testament!

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Yeah I noticed that one too.

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I bet he's issued a shotgun, for close encounters.

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Now, where's private Paxton to be humiliated by a female Catachan, tell us that the game is over and to have a BSOD moment where he screams sweet, sweet expletives before being eaten by a Stealer.


Probably still in the base with Inquisitor Weaver working out that the Imperium has been shafted by the Wayland-Yutani Rogue Trader Dynasty's agent Burke and his dealings in the Cold Trade.


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