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Made in gb
Ultramarine Librarian with Freaky Familiar





Dusk fell over the walls of Refinery Alpha-22-Gamma. This was the fourth Ork encampment the Cadian 13th had taken, and the Primus Manufactorum was close. So close in fact, the artillery units of 5th Company were already bombarding them, orange blooms keeping RAG base, as the Cadians called it, in perpetual light. Sergeant Grey wouldn't complain. All the easier to spot for intruders.

Pulling his winter cloak around him, he backed up to the great brazen gate overlooking the main road in. Broken lasrifles stuck erect out of the ice, ork heads rammed onto the bayonet points. Warm fires burned in their skull cavities, casting dancing shadows over Grey and Hund. Hund kept a clear watch over the pass, his violet eyes penetrating the snow. With a firm rap, Grey knocked on the gate. A hatch slid open beside it, and a bespectacled head replaced it.

"Yeah, Sergeant?"

"Collonsy, isn't it?"

"Aye. What did you want?"

"We're freezing our arses off out here. I'm sure it's time for the next watch. Corporal Dactan, yeah?"

Collonsy turned around briefly.
"I'm sorry sir, they- Oh wait. Here they are."

Grey sighed in exasperation.

"Fragging Dactan. Right on time. Not a second early. As usual."

"It would seem so. I'll let you in now."

The snow followed Grey in as he slipped past the great gate, only to melt as it met the heat of the massed barrel and tyre fires. The sergeant made for the new watchmen, briefing them.

"Nothing much to report. Watch the time, it gets damned cold damned quick. Keep an eye on the right side, the wind would hide any sound and smell. Otherwise, have a boring night."

"Thanks Sergeant. Ave Imperator."

"Ave Imperator."

----------------------------------------------------

Gloves came straight off as Grey headed into the mess hall, followed by a thick cloak and helm. A conscript ran up to take them away as soon as the sergeant entered, vanishing as quickly as he'd arrived. Grey smirked, remembering when he'd been a conscript. God-Emperor, but he had been green! Prepared well, unflinching for Cadian honour, but that first battle had been a shock. You never forgot your first.

"Sarge!" A voice called over from the corner. "Sarge, come over here!"

Grey sauntered over, recognising the older men in his squad. These were the ones who had been smart enough to keep their heads down or run for cover. Greg's men were somewhat infamous in the platoon for their survival skills. Mainly because they actually had them. Hell, the Kreigers never even looked for cover. Of course, as sergeants fell and rose up, common sense ebbed and flowed too.

"Sarge, you're glowing red! What have you been doing?" Trooper Yantz jeered, and the men echoed him, whistling and cat-calling.

"Watching your sorry arses! Your mother won't look out for you here!"

More laughs, some whistles. There were various mutters of "Ooh sir, you devil!" and "Does my arse look good?"

Sarge pulled up a metal chair and sat down, grinning. These were his men, dammit, and he was theirs.

"We was thinking sir," Corporal Graynard piped up, "about what we did in our free time back on Cadia. See, Yantz here was a personal food transporter-"

"A gakking good one too. Well fed, I might add!"

"-and Carner was... What were you?"

Carner looked up from his lho-stick, his handsome face silhouetted by purple smoke.

"Sewer cleaner."

"Right. We all knew ours, but you never tell us yours. Tell us sir!"

The rest of the squad began banging their boots and bottles on the table, cheering. Grey raised his hands in mock defeat.

"Sure. Never know when I'd leave you all. Wouldn't want you wondering."

"Oh, sir. I never knew you cared." Trooper Wilcox taunted. Grey grinned at him before carrying on.

"Well, I was always pretty quick on my feet. I became a dancer."
The squad spluttered into hysterics.

"What, like a - gigolo, sir?!" squealed Carner in between gasps.

"If I were a Commissar, I'd've shot you for less! And if I was a gigolo, I'd be damn good at it, I can assure you!

No, just one in those clubs. Where were you all from? Kasr Drelas? Yeah, remember the Swingin' Saint's bar? Went there a few times. Just a bit of fun, kept me fit whilst I wasn't on duty.
Starred in a few shows, swing and all that kinda stuff. I'm also sure there are going to be a few more Cadians in the 13th because of me, if you catch my drift."

"Naughty, sir!"
"Will you dance with me sir?"
"Teach me sarge!"

Grey yawned, his fatigues rubbing against his slender form.
"You know what lads? I'm calling this Q and A over. I'll be in my bunk if you get lonely without me. Try not to let them know 'our little secret'?"

They all whispered conspiratorially. "Of course not sir. 'Heads down, guns up'!"

Sergeant Grey was still laughing when his head hit his pillow.

Spoiler:
So, just wanted to show off a bit of the banter between Cadians in their off time in RAG base and flesh out Sergeant Grey a bit more.

Arcturia has gone well for the 13th, and will soon be commencing their final assault on the Primus Manufactorum.

In the meantime, just what are those Deathwatch up to?


They/them

 
   
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Dakka Veteran




The walls shook from the Earthshaker artillery the Cadians were using, causing dust to fall from the ceiling of the building the Wolverines Valiant had set up their HQ. Made of Warp or mere flesh, nothing could withstand a 38 kilogram shell fired from the Basilisks the Imperial Guard were firing. Especially when they rained feth for days on end. Thankfully for the Asartes of the Wolverines Valiant, sleep was unneeded by the Emperor’s sons. This did not mean the rattling and booming was welcomed by Chapter Master Harbo, the pounding was wearing on his nerves and encouraging his short temper to come bursting through.

“How many more days until we can claim this area as sufficiently cleared and move our front forward Captains?” Harbo asked the leaders of the Companies. Though not all were present, 6th Company had yet to have its Captain replaced after Captain Cerius Solaris fell in battle. Captain Whetilo of the 7th was still recovering from his injuries sustained by a Blood Thirster, Captain Ellias Ghax was unable to leave his men as the company fell below 50% strength.

“4 days, it appears the Traitors are moving out, to where we do not know” replied Captain Galathon of the 5th. “The Cadians will be able to clean up the left over cultists and we can declare the Eastern Front ready to move forward again”

“Good” Harbo crossed his arms over his massive chest, still wearing his power armor. Though it looked nothing like it did weeks ago when the artificers had cleaned and painted it. Dirt and dust had found their way into the scratches and gouges throughout his armor. Lasgun burn marks laced his right pauldron, cultists never did learn it only infuriated him more. Harbo paused and took in the men before him, all his brothers, all shared the blood of their Primarch.

“We have sacrificed much to take these worlds back for our Emperor, my brothers. We have all lost in this crusade, and we will only spill more of our blood going forward. The Lord General has honored us in the Imperial history for the Chaos we have purged, our brothers of Dorn have honored us and shed blood with us and even the mighty Titans have seen our Glory here. We will leave this section soon and proceed onto purging the Orks from this Sector but we will not be leaving as the only Marines my brothers, we will have to share our glory going forward”

The Captains all glanced at each other, wary of Harbo’s wrath and worrying they had failed him. Why would they have to share glory, Astartes do not share, especially with mortals.

Harbo slammed his massive power glove into the wall, causing the building to shake like an Earthshaker shell had hit it. “HA fear not my brothers, we welcome our shared glory. For I bring you great news….our OTHER brothers of Dorn have arrived. The Imperial Fists!”

The Captains looked at each other and smiled, more than a smile would have been too much for the Astartes to show infront of the Chapter Master. He could tell they were pleased, they would join their combat brothers again. They had spilled blood in the past during the Wolverines Valiant founding and picked up many of the Fists traits and ways of devastator and bolter combat. To fight with them again would strength their resolve.

“Gather your men, return to your posts. We leave this sector in 4 days, we may be below 50% strength but we will carry this battle forward. We will win this campaign. We will honor the Emperor. We will, clear the way! Faugh a ballagh!

Spoiler:

Moving the eastern front forward, not bogged down with deamons. Though lost 50% of the men. Excited to join the fists!
   
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Dakka Veteran




It had been centuries since Nsamad had felt the mortal world tremble beneath his feet. Walking the worlds, mortals cowering before him and their lands dripped in blood and fire. His clawed feet striding out, causing cracks in the earth where he walked. He longed for the feel of his sword again as it took skulls for his God and the pleasure of life slipping through his talons. Nsamad had been gifted this great power from his God for centuries of taking skulls and rising to power through merciless deeds.

Once a Space Marine of the Storm Warriors, known as Brother Sergeant Kismilo, he and his squad had been left to die on some now forgotten world after being overrun by a Khorne warband. Surrounded and captured the Khorne leader, he had deemed it fitting that the squad fight each other to the death, the winner able to join him in his crusade to add to Khornes Throne. Six of the men in his squad rushed the Khorne Beserker only to be cut down before taking two steps. Kismilo and three others had deemed that their lives were worth fighting for and to throw them away was a waste. Kismilo had always been an expert in hand to hand combat and easily dispatched his fallen brothers. Standing there, covered in his brother’s blood, Kismilo didn’t feel but one thing. Not regret. Not shame. Not anger. But pleasure. The Khorne Beserker could feel this and laughed. He then left Kismilo on the burning half dead planet, knowing full well that Kismilo could not return to the Imperium if he wanted and that Khorne would soon have a new champion.

For years Kismilo gathered his strength and added more to his growing Warband. Taking skulls and servants for his mighty God, Kismilo could not be satisfied. It wasn’t until Khorne gifted him on Vixclo III that Kismilo understood his next goal. Seeing his first Bloodletter sent to aid him, Kismilo understood and craved demonhood. Driving his rage and thirst higher with a new goal in mind, Kismilo undertook deadly raids into Imperium territory seeking the favor of his God. It finally happened after beheading a Space Marine of the Doom Eagle chapter, Khorne smiled upon Kismilo and gave him his favor.

Kismilo was now the demon prince Nsamad the Insane. Nsamad killed in even greater numbers for his God and deemed himself unstoppable. That was until that fething Sorcerer found him.
Even amongst Chaos there is no partnership, and Tzeentch decided it was time to deal his brother a blow. Tzeentch sent one of his mighty Sorcerers after Nsamad. Nsamads fury was no match for the trickster Sorcerer and on that day Nsamad found himself bound to the staff.

The staff he currently was residing in, the staff that was building his fury, the staff that he could not escape without mortal help. He was trapped and he was angry. He had laid dormant for years, cast aside in the staff, unable to recall how he had gotten here. Had the Sorcerer thrown him aside? Did he have a new owner? He was unsure but he felt the precencse of new mortals around him. They did not know he was there, he could feel their want, their greed, their every thought. Were they to unleash him? He was unsure but he knew he would reach his demon mind out and convince whomever had him that it was time to unleash his fury onto the mortal world again. Nsamad had to kill, maim, burn for Khrone again.
   
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Ultramarine Master with Gauntlets of Macragge




What's left of Cadia

To all forces of strikeforce fury:

Your orders are as follows:
We have been ordered to advance in support of the death ravens chapter of space marines in order to anchor our front lines. I expect all of you to represent the imperial guard with pride whilst fighting alongside the astartes. More orders will be sent as the situation progresses.

Lord Commander Jeremiah.


Sorry I haven't posted in a while, been swamped by college lately

TheEyeOfNight- I swear, this thread is 70% smack talk, 20% RP organization, and 10% butt jokes
TheEyeOfNight- "Ordo Xenos reports that the Necrons have attained democracy, kamikaze tendencies, and nuclear fission. It's all tits up, sir."
Space Marine flyers are shaped for the greatest possible air resistance so that the air may never defeat the SPACE MARINES!
Sternguard though, those guys are all about kicking ass. They'd chew bubble gum as well, but bubble gum is heretical. Only tau chew gum
 
   
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Keeper of the Holy Orb of Antioch





avoiding the lorax on Crion

OK, so where to go next.
I'm thinking a few chaos cults may pop up.
Sorry folks but when chaos marines come so do cults.

Sgt. Vanden - OOC Hey, that was your doing. I didn't choose to fly in the "Dongerprise'.

"May the odds be ever in your favour"

Hybrid Son Of Oxayotl wrote:
I have no clue how Dakka's moderation work. I expect it involves throwing a lot of d100 and looking at many random tables.

FudgeDumper - It could be that you are just so uncomfortable with the idea of your chapters primarch having his way with a docile tyranid spore cyst, that you must deny they have any feelings at all.  
   
Made in gb
Ultramarine Librarian with Freaky Familiar





Just working on a Deathwatch piece to set up their new plot arc, I'll leave the Cadians for a while as they take Arcturia. Should be up by tonight.

No idea what my Ultramarines are up to, but I'm sure it's for the good of the crusade (totally not planning to kill the Templars. Seriously, relax, no teamkilling here. )

Spoiler:
Ah, so THAT'S what's in the staff. OOC, I'm damned nervous to open that now. Too bad no-one knows... before it's too late! **dum dum DUUUM**


They/them

 
   
Made in gb
Keeper of the Holy Orb of Antioch





avoiding the lorax on Crion

Yeah, just a bit of well have a plan to kill everyone just in case :-)

No team killing, just a spot of distrust. Anyway, I have 3 other templer ships now, codex would norpt approve lol.

The bit about my Marshall's past is just for flavour, peoples can use or not use it to play off.

I'll add a chaos cult or two, nothing op, just natural 40kness.
Hmm maybe some grey knights, you seem to be are resident expert on all things inquisition :-)

Sgt. Vanden - OOC Hey, that was your doing. I didn't choose to fly in the "Dongerprise'.

"May the odds be ever in your favour"

Hybrid Son Of Oxayotl wrote:
I have no clue how Dakka's moderation work. I expect it involves throwing a lot of d100 and looking at many random tables.

FudgeDumper - It could be that you are just so uncomfortable with the idea of your chapters primarch having his way with a docile tyranid spore cyst, that you must deny they have any feelings at all.  
   
Made in us
Stabbin' Skarboy






The rock that served as Grinbad and his men’s makeshift boarding vessel, was barreling down the hull of the damaged ship. Grinbad was clad in his thick heavy suit of red mega armor. A pair of massive power klaws clenched impataient for what was about to come. He was surrounded by 10 of the biggest nobs he could find in his fleet, one of them being his first mate Krem BootBlazer. The interior bounced wildly and soon the the rock shook viciously as it collided with the ship, the boarding drill began punching a hole in the side of the ships armor. Than the drill stopped and the hatch flew open. Grinbad let out a deep laugh and bellowed “Ere we go!” the mega armored nobs began charging out of the hatch, they were met with a wall of las fire. A nob fell as a las gun shot at the maximum setting burned a hole in his skull. The orks closed ranks and made it to the flak armored soldiers they were no match in this confined setting for the furious melee of the orks.

About half way through the raid Grinnbad realized that some things were wrong. Chaos boyz weren’t usually this bad at fighting, and normally chaos ships are a lot more crazy lookin than this, they had spiky bitz on the walls these boyz only had dat stupid golden bird fing dat all da omies prayed to or somefing. The ork figured out that this was no chaos ship, why would the staff be here? Grinbad and his men finally reached the bridge they killed the ships captain and crew. A few minutes later some mek boyz showed up to see what they can learn from their computers. Big Mek BrainBreka spoke “Boss I don’t see nuffin on ere bout dat staff.” Zed Klockwog spoke “No it as to be ere, I can sense it.” Than the door to the bridge opened and in walked the Weirdboy Zeknet. Zeknet shook his head and said “I found what’s been zoggin wif us.” He tossed a chrome canister to the blind weird boy he caught it. While Zeed couldn’t see it would seem he is almost perfectly aware of his surroundings exactly how no one was sure likely something to do with his capacity for magic. Zed sniffed the chrome canister and twisted it open revealing a blue light inside. Zed shook his head ass he spoke “Dat cleaver little git.” Grinbad bellowed “Someone tell me what in da name of mork is happening.” Zed spoke examining the device “Seems whoever da boss of deez chaos lads is one cunnin psyka, you see this device reflects the psychic energy of da staff makes.” Grinbad spoke in a snarl “So iz it ere or not” Zeknet shook his head “No da chaos boyz got us on a wild squig chase who knows how many of deez fings dey got set up in da system” Grinbad let out a feral yell and punched the the console he was standing by breaking it. BrainBreka spoke concernedly “Easy if we’z gonna loot da ship da less dat, iz zogged up da easier it will be.” Grinbad broke another console ignoring the big mek. He yelled at the two shamans “Find dat staff or now.” Grinbad stormed out of the bridge probably looking for some left over humans to kill. Brainbreka looked at the beacon and spoke “You know I bet I can whip somefing up dat would locate dis staff, all I gotta do is find a way to trace da signal, I would need your help though.” Zeknet shrugged “Dat could work.”

The orks worked rigorously around the clock to salvage the ship, finnaly they had something space worthy, it was motley even by ork standards but it was an extra ship, a shield at the very least. Grinbad assigned the ship to Kaptin Drogg “Da Fat”. Grinbad sat in his command throne before him he held the black three eyed skull, the broken staff, and the bronze engraved box. He pondered exactly what they would do and what secrets they held. There was something he could not help but notice when in the presence of the artifacts he was affected in various ways. The sword made him ambitious and unyielding when in near its presence. The skull granted him a sense of clairvoyance along with a boosted sense on intellect. The box was the artifact that had the most curious effect, it made him curious it drove him to know more, prior to owning the box he had never once had any sort of curiosity beyond new ways of killing things. He looked up from the relics and deep into the void of space. He felt a momentary presence and than only rage some where was his prize it was so close he could taste it.

Spoiler:
So still no staff for old Grinbad, I was a bit inspired by Righteousrob's story about the staff, I think I want to write something like this for the remaining three relics, 4 relics 4 gods of chaos a coincidence... yes entirely or was it. But I will get to that after I finish my next bit for my Imperial guard, rounding up peasants for conscript legions is exhausting work

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Keeper of the Holy Orb of Antioch





avoiding the lorax on Crion

The Captains command post was deep in the jungle now, for a week they had been hunting down escaped remnants of the traitors, built from simple wood harvested on site, water proof tarps and simple metal plating and furniture where the various SGT's and specialists gathered for orders and deployments. it did the job in this fast moving chase, the once perfect yellow of Captain Marko Ramius armour was now dirty, chipped and as he boasted his men looked like proper Marines, their place was in the field not garrison duty. The Wolverines Valiant Captain has tried and failed to remove the mess the jungle left and now his once perfect Armour was dirty and marked, though as the Marines looked dirty, weapons where perfect, metal shone and actions where clear as they left the forge,

"a week, the fething traitors know how to run, even with the thunder hawks they hide, this place is so dense even the sensors are struggling to get a lock"

"yes, this place lives up to its name, the endless green as the locals named it. The mountain range to the east of here, seems to be on the traitor axis of advance, SGT Ryan, bring me a 3d image of the eastern pass's, good spot for a ambush"
Moving fast, the Wolverine crushed the bug against his upper leg, this place was infested,

"aye, Seems like a good spot, if we deploy the scouts to this clearing due west of the main pass about 20 klcks North we should sight them from that volcanic ridge. Sgt Ding, fetch the scout Sgt, i have mission for them, tell the Thunderhawk crew to warm up for departure in 30 minutes. " The Imperial fist was growing impatient, a week of hunting and only a few isolated groups, Crusade HQ would expect better, resources where pretty thin and having over 135 Marines running round a jungle would not be entirely welcome if they came home without a good tally of kills.



Sgt. Vanden - OOC Hey, that was your doing. I didn't choose to fly in the "Dongerprise'.

"May the odds be ever in your favour"

Hybrid Son Of Oxayotl wrote:
I have no clue how Dakka's moderation work. I expect it involves throwing a lot of d100 and looking at many random tables.

FudgeDumper - It could be that you are just so uncomfortable with the idea of your chapters primarch having his way with a docile tyranid spore cyst, that you must deny they have any feelings at all.  
   
Made in gb
Ultramarine Librarian with Freaky Familiar





Hive Grendl lay in ruins, blackened spires swaying in the lonely sky. Below them, shattered masonry and skeletons paved the roads, all coated by fine ash and dust. No corpse looked the same. The bodies of Imperial citizens and greenskins alike presented their bodies to their blind gods in death, ribcages open to the bruised heavens. Even some Chaos Space Marines lay dead or dying, too damaged to recover.

The inhabitants of Gallor Prime had fought hard against the invading greenskins and Chaos Marines. Initially, they had been repelling minor ork fleets with their ancient orbital Warmind units for centuries, waiting for the Imperium to reclaim them. Generations had lived and died without a single word of Imperial rescue, silence greeting their augurs through the encroaching darkness. And now, after the Imperium had finally mobilised to bring Gallor Prime back in to it's arms, the world was invaded.

Waaagh!s bigger than any before besieged Gallor Prime, yet the defenders stood firm. When Ork Roks breached the atmosphere, they brought the Warminds crashing down on them, crippling their orbital defence grid to spare the planet. Then the Chaos fleets arrived. Slipping through the weakened defence grid, they wreaked havoc on the hapless population. More orks fell through the grid and the citizenry were caught in the lethal crossfire, or worse, hunted down by lumbering brutes or merciless killers. A few organised bands of militia still assaulted from the shadows, and some had even survived, but these were few and far between. Gallor Prime was lost to the Imperium.

On the fifth floor of a shelled out Administratum building, paper files still floated onto the streets below, a perpetual waste of materials into the uncaring world. Stone slabs where the adepts once toiled lay covered in debris and ash. Many adepts died at their station, their carcasses sprawled and twisted in eternal agony. Just another open grave in the dead city.
From beneath a mountain of half-burned papers and filthy soot, somethimg imperceptibly stirred.

"++Raphael, status report.++"
A sigh.

"Captain, what did I tell you about disturbing me?"

"++I know. But your brothers grow impatient. Marr is practically ripping the training servitors apart at this rate.++"

Scout Sergeant Raphael had been lying in place for three days straight: his scout armour filtering his waste products straight from his bloodstream. His ice-blue eyes hadn't left his sniper rifle's scope for hours. Even his breathing had been catatonic. Most Blood Angels found this style of warfare labourous and unelegant. Raphael was not most Blood Angels. Beneath his omniscient gaze, battles had been fought. He'd counted at least fourteen ork patrols pass by the main street, and five Chaos Space Marine ones. When the two sides had ran into the other, Raphael just sat and watched. He'd only fired a single shot in all his time deployed on Gallor Prime, and that was to finish off a rather burly looking Ork, the sole survivor of a brief encounter with some traitor Astartes. No more. The Deathwatch Scout knew he was practically undetectable, but it never hurt to be safe. Even when a group of city militia was holed up and trapped in a shelled out hab downtown, Raphael's finger never strayed an inch to his trigger. He was a god, all-seeing and all-powerful, but never interfering.

But now things were getting trickier. As the warring factions moved in, so too did their weapons of war. Only yesterday had a Heldrake perched over the building Raphael was holed up in. He could still smell the faint scent of brimstone on the scorched stone. Squadrons of Trukks and Deff Dreads roamed the streets now, hunting for something. That something was why the Deathwatch were even there. High in orbit, cloaked by Dark Age of Technology devices, lay the "Necessity" and the rest of Kill Team Omega. Whilst they prepared to enter the fray, Raphael and his scouts had slipped aboard an Ork vessel bound for Gallor Prime. After landing, Ecthillion, always the master of explosives, had set off a chain reaction in the ship, slaughtering hundreds of greenskins. Just a fuel leak.

A stirring of motion from the street. A patrol of orks crept through the ruins, their tough green flesh daubed in grey paint. One hissed orders at the ork beside it, gesturing at it's oversized burna with a power klaw. Quaint, thought the Blood Angel. These orks thought they were special. Let us put that to the test. He mentally switched his commbead frequency to squad level.

"Squad, mark patrol below. Check in and confirm target."

"++Ecthillion, aye. Heavy weapon.++"

"++Oberyn, aye. I'll take the one at the front.++"

"++ /-_-_-_--/ /-___-___/ /-__-____/ /--_-----/ /-__----_/ /-___-_--/ /--_-----/ /-___-_--/ /-__-_---/ /-__--_-_/ /--_-----/ /-__---_-/ /-__----_/ /-__---__/ /-__-_-__/ ++"
Raphael noted Lymaan's burst of static. Two at the back. The Raven Guard never spoke. At all.

"++Carlos, aye. The one with a scope, if you please. Left the leader all for you.++"

"My thanks. Fire now."
Five sniper rifles fired in unison, each finding it's mark. Red blood sprouted like fountains from the orks' ruptured skulls. The fuel canister of the burna ignited, immolating the twitching corpses of the orks around it. And it was over. Silence reigned once again as Raphael switched back to HQ comms.

"Situation normal, Captain Titus. We need more data. Keep your team on standby, something is definitely special about Gallor Prime. Just wait. You'll be able to avenge Graia soon enough."

Spoiler:
The Deathwatch have returned! Not exactly doing much, but who knows what may go down on Gallor?

Bonus points if you spotted my not-so subtle Space Marine reference in there, but he really does lead my in-game Deathwatch army.


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Keeper of the Holy Orb of Antioch





avoiding the lorax on Crion

The scouts had been in wait for a day, nothing much going on in the valley below, a few primitive tribes gathered at the pass, danced and went back into the deep jungles, but the traitors where no where to be found. that would change very soon though as the scouts picked up a burst of bolter fire in the jungle edge, a large primitive beast crashed to the floor a dozen or two metes from the jungle edge and stained the rocky valley floor purple. The Traitor Marines began to enter the pass, slowly in a spread formation, Oaths they damned, tactical training they did not.

"this is eye one, the grox is entering the pen, over"
All of a sudden the loitering thunder hawk flew in low down the valley, bolters and guns blazing down the centre, doors open, Inside stood captain Ramius and his squad, and a mixed team of assault and tactical marines jumping down onto the rubble strewn pass as the hull rang with dozens of minor impacts of bolt shells and a plasma shot burnt a hole in the starboard wing however they could take alot more punishment and still fly. In the pass the battle was fierce and at its most brutal, rock chips flew into the air, smoke and dust blinding anyone but the enhanced eyes of the Marines.

"missile, sighted, firing. target down"
the massive rifle fired, a solid adamnitum round hurtled into the traitors eye socket, 1 shot, 1 kill, a tough as Marines where they still had a weakness or two for the scouts to exploit.

Down below blades clashed in a fury only one of there own kind could withstand as Marine inflicted grievous wounds on Marine, however the Imperial fist firebase soon began to turn the tide, disciplined ranks of Bolters sending a constant stream of fire that the traitors could not match, fighting for themselves, combined teams soon overwhelmed even the best of the enemy units and even sustained fire and attack could breach there Terminators Armour. The Captain himself slaying the corupt champion who lead this mob personally in honored close combat, a lucky strike caving in the shoulder guard and driving his sword deep into the enemies neck.

the battle was brief but bloody, 4 Imperial fists where dead, 9 wounded but would return to the fight soon enough. 40 traitors had been killed, 43 was the top estimate but the missile hits had rendered it impossible to tell one from another.

Looking cloaked from the tree line, the Alpha Legionnaire had waited and watched the slaughter, fools, open ground, tight space, the champion was arrogant, and that had cost him very dear. the caloline cloak fluttered slightly as he turned away, ghosting back into the jungles thick protective canopy, trapped, but death, death would wait.

**************

"Lord Marshall, News from the patrol firgate. Chaos uprisings on the planet 234 delta, Hives augustus and St Josepohine. PDF are holding but there lines are stretched thin and loyalty of the reserve forces is less than certain. Local Inquisition palace is under siege and defenders are withdrawing to upper regions of the hive. "

"Most disconcerting SGT Tangir, signal the fleet and prepare warp drives, chaos cannot be allowed a foot hold. inform the local commands they need to hold for 4 days until we arrive in orbit. 3 ships is over kill but this must be ended now before cults can spread and the entire rear lines are fighting a two way war"

Deep in the bowels of the mighty engines, tech preists, adpets and servitors all busied to prepare the ship for warp transit, the engines towering many stories high began to buzz, glow and slowly come to life, at full power they would split the very fabric of the universe and dive into the hell of the warp, all rules and logic died there, time was a alien concept and the perils where highest.

but would they make it in time and what would they find in the hives.

Spoiler:
ok for sake of pure randomness can someone giv me 2 random numbers, 1-100 to decide on how the encounter goes. no cheating by me, does it turn out good or bad, you decide.

Sgt. Vanden - OOC Hey, that was your doing. I didn't choose to fly in the "Dongerprise'.

"May the odds be ever in your favour"

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Spoiler:
If no-one's already done it, then I'll give you numbers?
45 and 73, if you don't mind.


They/them

 
   
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What's the general state of the Imperial Navy? Are they tied up fighting the Orks/Chaos?

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Parts are fighting off the retreating orks, a few are giving orbital bombardments, some are waiting orders...ie its open for whatever people need.
   
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Southern California, USA

(Still new to writing Eldar fluff so I may get some stuff wrong. Anyway, here I go)

The stench of rotting gore, the wafting reek of leaking promethium, the sounds of scarred machines clicking their final moments away and the sight of an endless jungle of blasted towering grey skeletons. The sight of an Imperial warzone was nothing new to Farseer Malendys. He and his garish robes made a sharp contrast against the muted browns, metals and greys of the Hive City. The Farseer and his equally colorful retinue crept through the twisted corpse of Gallor Prime in search of their quarry. Another Eldar who somehow managed to dress in even more gaudy trappings than her retinue kept close.


"What a charming and pleasant scene this is", Malendys said.

"What were you expecting from an Imperial City? Even the ones that haven't been gutted by the fires of war are still an eyesore", the Autarch replied.

"They do all look the same, don't they? Skulls on every surface, eagles on surfaces not occupied by a skull, arches, flying buttresses and a never ending web of pipes. Autarch, if I didn't know any better I'd say all of our battles took place in the exact same planet".

"An amusing observation Farseer but we really should focus our minds on the task at hand".

Farseer Malendys stopped in place. He looked straight ahead for a brief second before turning to look at the rest of the Eldar who had also stopped. "As I predicted. Approximately 400 meters ahead awaits a squad of Ork Lootas. They are not aware of us just yet. If we enter the to factory to our left we will be able to surprise them", he stated.

"Excellent. Exarch Kiye, you and your Dire Avengers accompany the Farseer and I. Exarch Aryll, take your Dire Avengers and hide by those destroyed Leman Russ tanks. Wait for us to assault before springing your trap. All of you, take care not to hit the pipes that surround us. We do not want to cause explosions which would draw any unwanted attention. Any unwanted Imperial attention. And remember: Leave no witnesses. Let's go", the Autarch said.

+++++++++++++++++

"Why's we guarding dis factory again? We should be takin' da fight to da spikey boyz", asked a gruff masculine voice. A squad of ten heavily armed large Orkz stood around in the upper level of a Manufactorum. The rotting corpses of thousands of factory workers practically blocked the view of the floor in some places. It seems they were worked quite literally to death.

"Yeah. I'm zoggin' bored, boss", piped up another. He checked his huge shoulder mounted machine gun to make sure it was still in working order. The Orks had a good view of the streets below them from the ruined building. Crumbling walls and blown out windows provided vantage points from which to gun down any unwary gits.

"Quiet ya grots. Da boyz are bringing around a trukk to take all of dis dakka back to the mek shop. We can't leave and risk anudda group of boyz takin' our loot", the leader answered.

"How long until dey get back? We've been waiting here for hours", the bored Ork said.

"Probably right dangerous out dere. Spikey boys flying dem 'Elldrakes there, red beakies picking off da ladz and now dere's mumblings about pointy ears mucking about in da shadows", the leader answered.

"Dat sounds like where we should be! Having a real fight instead of standing around like some dumb 'umies", the bored Ork protested.

"I've 'ad enough out of you!", the leader said. The Loota leader and the protesting Ork engaged in a brief but decisive firefight. The protester was gunned down in short order by a hail of powerful if poorly aimed shells.

"Anymore of ya wiff da complainin'? No? Good!", the leader said with a huff. Out of nowhere a storm of precisely aimed mono-filament shards of metal cut down most of the Lootas. Two Dire Avenger squads advanced on them catching the Orks flat footed. The Leader and two of his men attempted to bring their massive guns to bear but the graceful warriors caught them in a whirl of blades before they could even press the trigger.

The sight of an Eldar warrior cutting down her opponent was as beautiful as it was terrifying. Practiced sword hits found weaknesses in the much larger Ork's body and armor. In the blink of an eye the right veins were cut, the right organs were pierced and the right spots in the armor were penetrated. Autarch Endreia killed the Ork leader and one of his companions. The other attempted to bring his huge gun down on the puny Eldar's head but her Dire Avengers intervened. In seconds the dance of death was over and the Eldar emerged victorious.

Down the road a practical convoy of Ork trukks were racing towards the Imperial munitions factory hoping to plunder it. A column of smoke trailed them and the distinct roar of Orkish engines preceded them. It would seem the mission just got more complicated.

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In the Warp, getting trolled by Tactical_Spam, AKA TZEENTCH INCARNATE

Meanwhile, on the Wandering Wraith...

The Commander's room was filled with silence.

Well, actually it was filled with all the senior officers of the warband, but the silence was more present than the people in it.

The Commander sat in the centre of the room, surrounded by those he trusted most. He sat there, brooding, conflicted about what they were about to do. The others waited, unwilling to break the uncomfortable silence hanging around them.

In the middle of the table lay the black box containing the weapon that would doom Gallor Prime. A staff filled with energies so malevolent that even simply acknowledging them would damn an ordinary man's mind to insanity.

"Brothers."

The Commanders voice was deep, deeper than usual, like the growl of an agitated bear.

"It is time."

The others sighed in relief, the tension in their bodies dissipating. There were only a few things a Chaos Space Marine hated more than the Loyalists, and one of those things was waiting. Waiting to be let loose. Waiting to hurl themselves into battle. Waiting for the end.

"You have your orders. Do not stray from the plan. You know what hell awaits you if you do", the Commander continued, his eyes not rising to address any of them personally.

The others nodded, and made way to the door. Grim determination took the place of prolonged anticipation. Only two of them remained in the room with the Commander, both in complete and utter silence. A giant in red and silver, and another in blue and gold.

The Thousand Son and the Word Bearer looked to each other, then to the Commander, and finally to the box lying in the centre of the table. The Sorcerer's hand slowly went to the box, his fingers almost grasping the box's handle when the Commander's voice broke the silence once more.

"No, Sorcerer. Enough of my men have been damned in this quest for the artefacts. This is my burden to bear."

The Sorcerer's eyes peered at the Commander's face, trying to unravel what was going on in his leader's mind. But even he could not peer through the dark cloud that hung over the Commander's thoughts.

He retracted his hand from the box, and slowly walked towards the door without looking back.

"Word Bearer."

The Word Bearer stepped forward, a crooked smile dancing along his lips.

"Yes, Lord?", he spoke, his serpentine voice slicing through the silence.

"Bring the box to my personal quarters. Perform whatever rituals you need to prepare the staff for use", the Commander spoke, his eyes still locked on the box.

"Of course, my Lord", the Word Bearer smiled, and he walked to the box and picked it up with his non-mutated arm. He then proceeded towards the door, but the Commander's voice stopped him in his tracks.

"I suppose I don't need to remind you what I will do to you should this staff behave... erratically", the Commander mused as his eyes locked firmly with the Word Bearer's, his voice emphasizing the last word. The Word Bearer grinned. He knew all too well what he meant with that. Dealing with the daemonic was something the good Commander was always distrustful about.

With reason, the Word Bearer had to admit.

The Word Bearer nodded, and stepped out of the room, the door sliding shut behind him.

"And so...", the Commander sighed to the empty room.

"The endgame begins."

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The Commander slowly walked through the launch bays, solemnly nodding at the bowing marines who stood by their transports. He inspected them, noting that each of them had prepared themselves in their own unique ways. The Berzerkers all sported a bloody handprint on their shoulder, their right hands dripping blood unto the floor. A Fallen Angel prayed in an ancient tongue, an Iron Warrior scratched an Olympian rune into his weapon, a Night Lord cut a piece from the skin on his face and pinned it to his shoulder, a Nostramon curse muttered under his breath. It gave the atmosphere a sense of finality, as if each of them could sense the gravity of the situation.

These men were prepared to die for him, for their cause. They would descend on this planet and destroy it utterly, or die alongside it. Such loyalty was hard to come by in this corner of the universe.

As he reached his personal teleporter, where the rest of his command squad was already waiting, he opened the vox-net linking all of his men together.

"Brothers!", he roared over the sound of starting engines and drop pods powering up. "We are the lost, damned and exiled!"

"AND ONLY WE SHALL REMAIN!", a thousand voices replied in unison, as they launched themselves towards their fate.


Spoiler:
The endgame has started for Gallor Prime! Who will live, who will die? (enough forces to choose from I'd say)

And what will happen to the mysterious staff? Perhaps it has indeed influenced someone amongst the Remnants already... revelations will follow, soon!



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War Kitten: Ezra can steal reality

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They came from all over Trisburge, recruits of all shapes, sizes, and experience. Lord Pavus as the new Lord of Trisburge raised the populace’s levees to establish three new legions of guardsmen. The Trisbourgan first second and third. In ancient history Trisburge has raised companies prior to this, but that was long forgotten. The first while unconventional in appearance and equipment were likely the best off. The militia that spent centuries defending against the ork hordes had created their own fighting style that was a interesting and effective mix of Grenadier and Guerrilla training. Their garb was an interesting choice as well, as while not completely uniform essentially was a leather jerkin and a steel horned helmet. They each wore bandolier around their chest crossing both their breasts in a x shape. The company was entirely male they virtually all had thick unkempt beards that exaggerated their already large size. Being out of the fold of the imperium for so long forced the militia was forced to rely on the use of auto guns, due to a lack of supplies this would be the case for the duration. The Trisbourgan were nicknamed “The Brown Coat Commandos” after the colors they wore, granted it sounded better in Trisbourgan. The second company formally known as The second Trisbourgan volunteer legion nicknamed “The Regulators”. The legion was built entirely of volunteers. There was nothing special about the lot, they were sons and daughters of farmers and city workers. Many of them lost all they had to the orks so they saw the guard as an opportunity to escape, the rest just simply swallowed the propaganda they put out. They had actually used Commissar Sheppard’s image in a number of their recruitment posters, it usually featured him standing tall above a horde of dead orks, with the words underneath “The Emperor and the Guard needs you. Enlist at your nearest Astra Militarum representative today.” The volunteers were fortunate enough to be given the standard guardsmen flak armor and las gun. The third legion was not so lucky. The third legion was built entirely out of conscripts, to add to their misfortune they were grossly under equipped. They only had one Las gun for one of every three men. The third legion was made up of conscripts. They answered the call of duty, but they answered it only armed with what ever they could scrounge up from homes, pitch forks, crossbow, and whatever they could find. They were officially designated the “Trisbourgan Rovers” but the other companies simply knew them as the meat brigade.

Commissar Sheppard and Commissar Gavor had been tasked with training the new recruits. They chose to divide and conquer, Gavor would take the third regiment as they would benefit from his stern demeanor most, as they were by far the least disciplined. Sheppard decided to take the second as he felt he could mold them into fine troopers with a balanced hand. The first was given to cadet Alenko, as they would need the least amount of training. Sheppard could have given the task to someone more experienced but Shepard decided it would test his ward and the Brown Coats abilities to follow orders, the thought of those burly veterans taking orders from a boy who had not a hair on his chin was enough to make the lord commissar smile.

Commissar Sheppard split the company into over a hundred different groups for different training exercises. Shepard delegated this duty to the officers of his seventh fusiliers. They ran cardio training, trench digging, and all other things that were expected for a guardsman to be capable of. Sheppard personally oversaw the marksmanship training, selecting recruits that displayed talent for additional sniper training. Over a hill Sheppard heard shouting, he paid no attention to it until he saw a massive stampede of men running in sweat drenched fatigues. Behind the horde was Commissar Gavor standing in the bed of his jeep, piloted by a man from his company, the left seat had a cannon mounted to it that would fire painful but non-lethal beanbag rounds at lagging recruits. The Commissar was shouting into a megaphone at the fleeing peasants “Run, run, run, you lazy dogs! If I was an ork you’d be dead a fething mile ago!” Sheppard laughed, it seemed Gavor was as inventive as he was cruel.

Sheppard sent the men to Lieutenant Nevdoze for basic survival training and was waiting for the next batch of recruits to join him at the firing range. Sheppard took a load off on a crate that was once full of bayonets but was now completely empty. Shepard removed his hat and wiped the sweat from his brow, he drew his canteen and took a sip of his semi-cool water. It was at that moment Sheppard heard a voice speak to him from behind him, “How fares the new recruits.” Sheppard turned around to face knight captain Petra Zorah, “depends on which company, the first are fine soldiers, the second are average in every possible way, and the third well, Gavor has his work cut out for him. Petra spoke as she came closer to him, “I saw him chasing down some recruits in his jeep earlier.” Sheppard resisted the urge to laugh, Petra obviously didn’t find it as funny as he did, instead he simply said “Cardio.” Sheppard extended his canteen to Petra she smiled and shook her head. She instead pulled out a metal flask from a fatigue pants pocket, offering the booze canister to Sheppard. Sheppard smiled and took a swig, it was a disgusting excuse for gin, but Sheppard feigned refreshment as an act of machismo. He said “You’re a saint.” Petra took a swig for herself “If I were I’d kill you for “heretical” behavior.” Petra putting finger quotes around heretical. She continued “Than I’d have to go on some suicidal penance crusade or something for being an accessory to such deviations.” Sheppard chuckled “Thank the Emperor that’s not the case.” A moment of silence passed between the two when Petra spoke “Gallor Prime is going to be bad.” Sheppard spoke “Without the Wolverines Valiant or the Ultra Marines, yeah it’ll be ugly.” Petra spoke again shaking her head slightly “Even if we do get them, its going to be bad.” Sheppard was surprised at her pessimism Petra often spoke highly of the astartes, saying that there was nothing they couldn’t accomplish. Petra spoke “You know I’m not superstitious but whenever I think about it I get this terrible sense of dread.” Sheppard remained silent feeling there was more. Petra spoke, “I had a dream, it was a battle orks everywhere. Than as we fought the night sky bleed red as shriek filled the air. Than a tidal wave of senseless images, bloody crows being devoured by a spider, a weeping ultra marine, and than only darkness.” Sheppard put an arm on the Knight’s shoulder she looked pale as she relived her dream. Sheppard spoke reassuringly “Its only battle fatigue, you’ve been hunting orks down in those damn caves, you need rest.” Petra shook her head reassured “Yeah, rest will do me good.” Petra heard a horde of clumsy boots approaching. Petra looked to her escape “I better go, come find me when you get a chance.” Commissar Sheppard forced a smile “You know it.” Sheppard couldn’t ignore what Petra told him was it only a bad dream or was it something more?

The day’s training came to an end, and Commissar Sheppard wanted to check on the state of the Cadet. When Sheppard found him Alenko’s uniform was drenched in mud. He looked embarrassed as he approached he spoke less than eagerly “My Lord.” Sheppard spoke concernedly “What happened to you.” Jethro spoke “There is quick sand out here my lord, one of the Brown Coats had to pull me out.” Sheppard spoke “Get cleaned up.” Alenko said “Aye lord.” and than hurried off somewhere. Sheppard opened the door to his tent to see none other than Sandor Braddock “The Hound” standing in his tent. The massive man handed him a letter that bore the Pavus family seal, he than spoke brutishly “We leave in two days time.” Sheppard opened the letter to see that they were leaving for Galor prime three weeks earlier than they had initially planned, no specific reason why. Sheppard sat the paper down, if Gallor prime is going to be as bad as Petra claimed, it would be even worse for the untrained regiments

Spoiler:
So the Faustians are on route to Gallor Prime with a bunch of extra fodder in tow. so we got orks, chaos and now guard fighting over control of Gallor Prime, what will happen when they get there? will the Remnants fulfill their plan or will the orks open this vault and let loose whatever power lays within it? I want to know to, can't wait to see what will happen next.

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avoiding the lorax on Crion

Spoiler:
ok so im writing my chunk, so far landing has gone roughly to plan, the alpha strike suceeded but the traitor orbital stations have given them enough warning to spread out forcing a block by block fight.

Traitors are putting up a good fight though and delaying my force with there actions form helping in other areas.

Sgt. Vanden - OOC Hey, that was your doing. I didn't choose to fly in the "Dongerprise'.

"May the odds be ever in your favour"

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avoiding the lorax on Crion

OK, Part one of the Battle for the hive, its a long one, so il spoiler it.
Well kinda started writing and it just kept going!

Spoiler:

The plasma drives fired, enormous furnaces hot as the very stars burst into life and Strike Force Hammer Broke warp headed to the rebellious planets in full force, 420 Marines strong now, Thousands of Guard, hard bitten veterans of the battles for the planets, all now hardened warriors and no longer the weak fodder they where before, almost good enough for the Marshall, Humans never quite could match a Marine however tough, even the legendary Karskin brigades where wanting. Striding down the quiet training hall, the Marshall and a small retinue arrived at the right place. The lecturiam, inside 50 trainee;s receiving there early group training, Bolters where the weapon of this session, Sword Brethren Deamos looking on, those who excelled would be marked for specialist training in marksmanship, as Chaplain Vargos trained advanced swordsmanship the Marshall took a select few and would be given more advanced strategic training, Battle Tactics and simulated campaigns. many of his students became NCO's and SGT's of note.

There training differed slightly from the normal Templar methods, group training was longer before being apprenticed by a full battle brother and senior veterans had a larger hand in training, few Marshalls took such a hand in the forming of new recruits but it was his belief that those whom the chapter owed there future should be the finest warriors possible, even if it took his own hand to do it.

"Lord Marshall, the the plan is ready as you ordered, all sqauds and equipment is prepared, ready to go when the fleet hits orbit"
"good, good SGT Tangir, your organisation and planning are ahead of schedule as ever, even when the ETA is 12 hours ahead of the plan" Sgt Tangir was the best logistics Officer the Marshall has ever seen, no slouch in combat but his true talent was in the planning and preparations. such talent others would have wasted after losing his legs to bio acid, Lord Karak embraced and nurtured for the fruits paid off in men such as him.

"Thank you my lord, now i must attend to the batteries, the 7th cannon to port is currently having faults"

**************

meanwhile down on the surface, deep in the ruins of old factory long abandoned and stripped of machines and anything of value the Cultist command post was set up, the Lower wards now secure forces where driving up, though house troops and remaining guard loyal to the False emperor where putting up stubborn resistance and making them pay a steep price for every block, gate and building they took. A hard veteran, every other ahead of him here was dead by the fires of war or his own hand, the few bodyguards and sub officers had fought up with him every bloody step of the ladder, Blood, buckets of blood, once a officer in the PDF, the lords long held him back now the resentment was manfest in the fires of war and chaos where a man could achieve any rank if you where tough, smart and ruthless enough,

"Orbital station, what you gibbering about over there"

"warp signatures sir, identity unknown, the hacked sub satellites should be clearer in a few hours once that damned solar flare is gone. "

"then work on it, and stop blabbering or you will be the sacrifice not the slaves"

The hacked defense satellites did not have the punch the guardian stations had, only 3 had been corrupted, the remaining had been shut down and could no longer interfere. They would send men up if they could but the times of ice had come, the Northern hives where in cased in meters of thick iron had ice, the chill winds and snow was as thick to bury a small titan and the cold would kill a man in minutes outside the walls or on the pads. no one could come to the hives aid, but then again they could have no help, this was there fight alone. it was the kind of war that tested men, Chaos tested them. and they would earn there rewards.

*********

"Drop, T minis 30 minutes, all shields up, batteries armed, lances charged, bulk heads secured and all repair times to battle stations my lord"

Good, the ships where ready, the same played out the smaller cruisers and the far lighter but very potently equipped destroyers, fast, agile and mounting formidable arrays of torpedo's. lances and one even a small calibre bombardment cannon as a nasty surprise to its foes.

"Activate the Jammers, Blind them, isolate them. "

the wait, 25 minutes had passed, crews silent in the darkness, the massive bridge hummed with activity and crews, a ship at war was a sight to behold.

"Defense satellites just went hot, got 3 targets going live, Torps are in the void. "

"hard a port, Lances to fire soon as the broadside can get a lock"

In the Blackness of the void the beams of energy flashed across at nearly the speed of light. great bursts of explosions as 2 of the satellites where obliterated before the shields could even react. nuclear fires erupted and magazines detonated with enough force to vaporize the hulks to nothing but ash. the 3rd took the hit, tubes destroyed, half the station was venting into the void, the traitor crew was going to die, but they would sell there lives high as they could.

"board what remains of the third, any captives to be interrogated and disposed of. Black sword to deploy parties to the effect then continue with planetary assault".

***************

Meanwhile on the surface.

"Comms, gone, orbit gone, what the feth is going on, you broke this fething kit"

"No, all went dead, some Fragger up there is jamming everything, its powerful, no way to override it, last thing we got was a garbled message, Battleship, cruisers, Black..... then it cut off. "

"Black, feth the damned inquisition, or Marines, Both ways the fight is going to be tough, OI, you ya lazy git, get the squad of those green ass lot we found in the sewers, get em running messages out to all commands, break up, delay them long as you can, make em search this damned hive block by fething block to dig us out. "

Damn, the plan was fething up, no wonder the blood cults would relish it, fools, the path of skulls was littered with your own, all dead as the ones they rammed there crude axes into, Marines no doubt, the damn loyalists would do one thing, thin out the herd of those damned frothing idiots, a equal danger to there own forces. .

Gunfire, explosions, what the feth was going on now, The metal door was sent flying meters across the room killing several man, Stood nearly 3m tall, Armour black and a great hammer sheethed in energy in its right gauntlet. the last thing they knew was the sound as bolters tore the room apart, death was quick, brutal but quick. a scene played out across the entire lower hive, the control points where gone, Marines smashing in via drop pods or the Thunder hawks as the city realed from the shock as Bombardment cannons and lance strikes leveled entire sections.

Looking down, the Traitor General felt the shocks, the bombardment was fierce, the upper hive was well shielded as rounds merely sent great thunderclaps of noise and vibrated the floors, but down there all manner of hell was breaking loose, all the better as every minute they forught that rabble, the longer he had to capture the upper spire and then turn the great orbital lasers upon the ships in orbit.

************

"progress"

"Good Lord Marshall, the traitors have spread out but the alpha strike has destroyed 98% of the control points, no loss's, 5 wounded. lower city is swarming with scum but task force Thunder has secured the eastern pads and is now deploying the second wave, Task force Iron is driving back the enemy near the main square and Task force Long bow is setting up near Thunder to defend against a counter attack. "

"Excellent, they are behaving as predicted, it will take several days to even begin to purge the lower hive, Prepare my task force, once the Armour is dropped we push to the gates and begin the drive to relive the upper hive."

Down on the pads far below the orbiting ships tech marines cleared the pads of wrecks and rubble supported by servitors for the coming 2nd wave, snow drifted into the hives lower levels from the great breaches and it was cold, nice and cold, the human scum would find things harder, Marines in power Armour where immune to this and eve now mass's of red clad savages had been repealed twice to the north, filed teach, crude weapons and savage blades had been useless against the might of the Templers, each wave torn apart by bolter shells and chain swords. far in the distance the brutes where gathering a third wave of savage fodder, far larger or guarded by those who where they were not dumb enough to charge the Marine positions. Traitors, Cowards, they would all soon learn the price of treason.....
High on the upper spire, groups of tired defenders rested whilst they could, the battle had been near on constant for two weeks, it no longer mattered who was what before, Hive gangers, Arbrates, PDF, Household troops or militia, bitter enemies where now fighting solely to survive and surpassed any past arguments or alliances.


The PDF trooper tapped the Judge on the shoulder, such as act was death before, now things had changed, “Ready with the cover fire?”
“aye, just make sure you throw that demo charge far enough”
Readying a brutal looking combat shotgun the Judge took down a group of Traitors on the flank as the PDF trooper tossed a demo charge far below.
“that il of got their attention, best be gone quick”
“moving” the thick armour the judge wore was ideal for this kind of combat, but at a price of weight, many now wore scavenged carpeice armour, weapons where anything they could get ranging from plasma guns and hell guns to auto guns and crude but effective hive forged firearms.


General Slurm walked down the Control post, tossing the empty canned drink aside and stepping into the former merchants house, “Report, what news of our reinforcements”

“Scattered, but reports sugest Marines have landed and are attacking the lower hive alongside the Admech, Inquisition citadel is holding and preventing our right from being overwhelmed but even they cannot hold out forever. The troops are holding on to the will to fight by a thread, two weeks of sustained combat with no rest, we have a week at best” The commissar looked war beaten, sporting several new wounds and cuts in his once pristine uniform, though the men respected him the more for it, dirty, blooded and showing he was a veteran of the fight.

“Blunt commissar, but i value honesty, yes the mens spirits are strong but bodies are wearing out, it won’t be there spirits that give but there strength. “

“yes General, things are getting close to the wire, we lost 100m today, the line was stretched too far, much as i hate to retreat and would normally shoot anyone who suggested it, it was the only option”

“Yes, yes, the only way” sighed the general, they had lost 500m this week and the traitors numbers only seemed to grow.

****************

Though hope was coming, down below in the lower hive the Marshall and a handpicked force was planning a daring attack, Thunder hawks would drop them onto the very icey walls of the hive, using melta bombs and special equipment designed by tech marines they would come in behind the traitor lines and push onto the Imperial positions. It had its risk and if it went wrong would be a disaster but from there if they could hold the upper hive long enough to force the Traitors between the advancing forces below and a solid wall of a ceramite above.










Sgt. Vanden - OOC Hey, that was your doing. I didn't choose to fly in the "Dongerprise'.

"May the odds be ever in your favour"

Hybrid Son Of Oxayotl wrote:
I have no clue how Dakka's moderation work. I expect it involves throwing a lot of d100 and looking at many random tables.

FudgeDumper - It could be that you are just so uncomfortable with the idea of your chapters primarch having his way with a docile tyranid spore cyst, that you must deny they have any feelings at all.  
   
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Ultramarine Librarian with Freaky Familiar





Contacting Crusade Command
Contacting...
Contacting...
Breaching secure channel...
Contact made.


Encryption Tier Vermillion - Critical Importance

Lord General Kruger Zonand.
This is Watch Captain Titus, of the Deathwatch. Our forces are deployed in orbit over Gallor Prime, the size of which I shall not disclaim to you.

All you need to know is that intelligence supports that Gallor Prime is host to a Chaos Realmgate. Evidence from my scouts on world has identified an artefact in the possession of the Remnants Warband, who we suspect will try to open the Realmgate. Said Realmgate can only be opened with the presence of four Warp-tainted artefacts. This is of some relief but make no mistake. We cannot know what is in that vault, nor do we permit it to be opened in the first place.

We also have reason to believe that three other, similar artefacts capable of opening this vault, are in the hands of the greenskins. Whilst the Deathwatch do possess three artefacts capable of opening the gate, we refuse to bring them from their secure stasis storage. The vault will not be opened.

This is of paramount importance to your crusade, and the wider Imperium. Thus, with the power invested in the Ordo Xenos, I urge that you divert as many Imperial forces to Gallor Prime as possible and hold it. Other Imperial forces will take too long to arrive and reinforce you. This is not up for negotiation, Lord General.

The Emperor Protects.
Watch Captain Titus, Ordo Xenos Deathwatch

----------------------------Thought for the Day: Perseverance and silence are the highest virtues. ----------------------------


Transmission ceased.

Spoiler:
I'll finish off my Arcturia campaign soon enough and get the Cadians in the fight.
Also, no idea what Aurelius has been doing, but he's coming back for this! Did you miss him?

This is all shaping up very nicely indeed!

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They/them

 
   
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Southern California, USA

A convoy of Ork trukks zoomed down one of the many narrow streets of Gallor Prime. Ape-like green skinned barbarians fired their pistols into the air, shouted and hollered in excitement. Not only were they going to get a stockpile of Imperial weaponry but they also got the pleasure of engaging in combat with a brand new enemy. The lead Trukk appeared to have once been a civilian cargo transporter of some description though it's original purpose has been perverted into a machine of war for the Orks. With a crimson red paintjob, a visible engine block protruding through the hood and half a dozen exhaust pipes spewing black smoke the Trukk roared towards their foes. That was until a large explosion of bright white engulfed the cab. The Ork trukk exploded in a shower of flames sending it careening into a nearby building. A group of Ork troops ran out of the destroyed vehicle screaming and on fire. The trukk behind it narrowly avoided it's doomed companion but did not seem to even attempt avoiding the surviving passengers. The Trukk's gunner roared a vulgar oath and opened up with his machine gun. Half a Kilometer away an Eldar Fire Prism, resplendent in Bluish-grey, waited patiently for the right time to fire.

Like a hunter stalking it's prey the Eldar tank kept it's weapon aimed at the Trukk anticipating the most opportune time to fire. When the Trukk drove off an embankment exposing it's underside the tank's gunner fired the tank's main gun. This trukk exploded into countless shards of metal scrap and Ork flesh. The remaining two halted to an immediate stop. Two mobs of Orks dismounted from the vehicles before they turned around to get reinforcements. These Orks were armed with the large automatic battle rifles they deemed "Shootas". The larger Orks, the Nobz, gathered what Orks survived the destruction of the other two vehicles, knocked some heads together to keep the boyz in line and charged towards the Eldar. Immediately the Orks opened fire with their weaponry in the hope that there was some unseen foes hiding behind the debris that littered the street.

++++++++

"Autarch, at this rate we will be attracting more than just the local Orks. We mustn't tarry here unless we are prepared to unleash our whole strike force", Farseer Malendys said.

The Autarch nodded. She peeked out from behind the destroyed Leman Russ the pair were hiding behind. A virtual wave of green flesh, booming assault weapons and shouting was fast closing in.

"Fire Prism, unleash your full fury on these Orks. Cover our escape into the tunnels down below. Once we have left retreat with full haste. The more Orks we kill the more will come", said the Autarch. The hail of bullets caught a Dire Avenger who was also looking out in his eye lense. The Eldar was slain immediately.

"Retreat into the factory! We will take one of the sewer tunnels to our objective!", she shouted. Half the squad of Dire Avengers in the street fired their Shuriken catapaults at the Orks while the other half ran back into the factory. The squad inside of the building unleashed a storm of blades into the Ork mob to cover the retreat of the other half. Though a good chunk of the mob was slain the nobz shouted their boys onward threatening violence should they rout.

+++++++++

10 blocks away was an Ork camp built into the remnants of a large Imperial cathedral. The statues to honored heroes and Imperial saints were either destroyed or defaced in favor of effigies to Gork and Mork. Piles of scrap were placed everywhere along with any salvageable vehicles found in the field. 30 Bikes were parked outside with the riders sitting about nearby enjoying their squig brews. In the middle of the cathedral was the workshop of Big Mek Goldtoof. This Orkish machinist was busy at work modifying a captured Chimera to better suit the needs of the Ork horde. Two Trukks pulled into the camp. One of the gunners stood up and yelled, "OY! SOME POINTY EARS IS TRYING TO STEAL OUR LOOT! IT SHAPING UP TO BE A REAL GOOD SCRAP, BOYZ!". The Orks in the camp shouted and hooted in excitement at the prospect of battle. More boyz piled into the trukks and the bikers got onto their steeds. The Mek growled in frustration and loaded onto his Battlewagon. Before long an entire mounted army was on the move to claim the loot that was rightly theirs.

Thought for the day: Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.
30k Ultramarines: 2000 pts
Bolt Action Germans: ~1200 pts
AOS Stormcast: Just starting.
The Empire : ~60-70 models.
1500 pts
: My Salamanders painting blog 16 Infantry and 2 Vehicles done so far!  
   
Made in us
Dakka Veteran




 chazz huggins wrote:
nicknamed “The Regulators”.[/spoiler]


if you dont say "regulators! Mount UP!" i will be disappointed. Also this is turning into awesome stuff everyone. Nice job. Ill write my parts soon.
   
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Rotting Sorcerer of Nurgle






The Dog-house

Spoiler:
Is it too late to join whatever badassery I am witnessing here?

H.B.M.C.- The end hath come! From now on armies will only consist of Astorath, Land Speeder Storms and Soul Grinders!
War Kitten- Vanden, you just taunted the Dank Lord Ezra. Prepare for seven years of fighting reality...
koooaei- Emperor: I envy your nipplehorns. <Magnus goes red. Permanently>
Neronoxx- If our Dreadnought doesn't have sick scuplted abs, we riot.
Frazzled- I don't generally call anyone by a term other than "sir" "maam" "youn g lady" "young man" or " HEY bag!"
Ruin- It's official, we've ran out of things to talk about on Dakka. Close the site. We're done.
mrhappyface- "They're more what you'd call guidlines than actual rules" - Captain Roboute Barbosa
Steve steveson- To be clear, I'd sell you all out for a bottle of scotch and a mid priced hooker.
 
   
Made in us
Ultramarine Librarian with Freaky Familiar





Southern California, USA

Not at all! I joined just recently.

Thought for the day: Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.
30k Ultramarines: 2000 pts
Bolt Action Germans: ~1200 pts
AOS Stormcast: Just starting.
The Empire : ~60-70 models.
1500 pts
: My Salamanders painting blog 16 Infantry and 2 Vehicles done so far!  
   
Made in us
Stabbin' Skarboy






Spoiler:
The history of the relics, adding to just what is inside the vault. By the way this story was inspired by Righteousrob's bit about the staff, hope you enjoy


Deep within the Archive of the Black Library is a tome without a title. A book that bares the secret knowledge of the vault hidden on Gallor Prime. What exactly is in the vault is debated by the the Black Council for a millennium. While they don’t know for certain what the vault contains, they do know that it holds a ruinous evil that would make the mightiest of mortals flee in terror. The only thing that is truly known about the Vault is the means by which to open it, information the archivist would rather remain forgotten.

The vault requires four items to open its doors, one for each god of chaos. The Staff of Unyielding, Avar’s Skull, The Chest of Sorrow, and the Sword of Rebirth, must all be present at the ritual for the door to open. The Ritual is fairly simple to complete, as any psyker could preform it with the proper knowledge. In addition to the relics and Psykers, a blood sacrifice of a living Astartes is necessary to activate the artifacts, one per relic to be exact. Than the doors are supposed to open. Each of the relics is an item that binds a powerful demon. Many scholars fear that the vault is what unbinds them.

Avar was once one of the greatest scholars the Imperium had ever known, he had mastered all subjects of science, history, mathematics, philosophy there were no subjects left for him to learn, except the warp and its magic’s. Avar read every piece of forbidden lore he could, he struggled to comprehend even the most basic elements of the warp’s properties. He decided that the only way to know the warp was to be one with it, but the only way to do that was to be a Psyker, but Avar was but a common man. Avar contemplated taking his own life as this was a subject he couldn’t master, but as he put a pistol to his head he heard a voice. The voice promised all the knowledge he could ever want, a chance at truly understanding the warp. This was an offer Avar couldn’t refuse. A bargain was struck between Avar and the voice and Avar was given psychic abilities finally he could reach out into the warp. Avar studied for years seeking every scrap of arcane knowledge that would make him an even more powerful enchanter. Eventually Tzeentch himself took notice of him and spoke to him directly, the whisper came to him in a dream “Bind the Demon prince Nsamad and I will share with you a glimpse of my grand scheme.” Avar prepared for years to battle with the Khorne demon, He was gifted with a all seeing third eye to help him accomplish this task. Once the demon became bound to the staff, it was Avar’s time to ascend, no more was he Avar the man, but Vezminh the prince of demons. Vezminh’s time as a demon was short lived as soon enough Khorne sent a champion to bind him, to his own three eyed skull.

There was never a more tragic more twisted the love triangle than that of Zahmorrah and Donmen. Zahmorrah was a soldier, she lusted for a handsome young soldier on the path of the seer named Donmen. Donmen loved Zahmorrah but only as a friend, for Donmen’s heart yearned for another, a poetess by the name of Mehnel. Mehnel didn’t care in the slightest for Donmen as her muse was the fair Zahmorrah, a rather ironic circle. Zahmorrah prayed to Gea to have Donmen love her like she loved him, to her surprise Gea patron of seduction answered her plea. The voice told her “Seduce the poetess and cut out her heart than Donmen will be yours, so long as you keep her heart in your home hidden from your beloved.” Zahmorrah did just as the voice commanded placing Mehnel’s heart in a bronze engraved chest. Zahmorrah and Donmen were than wed by the week’s end, Donmen forgetting Menhel’s existence. The two lived happily until one day years into their marriage Donmen found the bronze chest and opened it. He found the still beating heart of his once true love Mehnel, he knew somehow just at the heart’s sight what Zahmorrah had done. At the same moment when Donmen opened the box Zahmorrah's heart exploded and she ascended into demon hood. She killed hundreds of her former kin until Donmen came and banished her into the chest. Still she festers in the box waiting to take her vengeance on the man who couldn’t love her. as a bit of twisted joke she adopted the name Zahmehnel.

Chaplain Cahllamier Sandor did not break when he first entered the warp. When the demon Nezda dragged him in to the hellish plane he actually felt for the first time sense he became a marine afraid. The Templar was disgusted at the millisecond of weakness. Knowing not what he should do he wandered the planes of the hellish nightmare, searching for some sort of escape. After an hour or possible a century Cahllamier had found nothing but void and horror. Than he heard a voice “What’s wrong friend.” He looked around to see nothing the Chaplain exclaimed “Be gone or face me foul demon, I’m in no mood for your games.” The voice spoke “I see this is your first time here in the warp.” The Templar recited countless vows and litanies the voice didn’t falter. In time that bodiless voice became the soul distraction in a otherwise hellish existence. After decades of conversation the voice made Cahllamier an offer “Would you like a chance to serve the Emperor one last time. Callamier, listened as the voice promised to bind him to his sword and let his spirit fight on with the Templars. In a moment of weakness he agreed, soon the Templar was mutated into the sickly Mon’Krellog. Cahllamier has long since forgotten who he was or why he was in the sword, but he knew that he wanted to be out spreading his wings and plague.

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Rotting Sorcerer of Nurgle






The Dog-house

Spoiler:
Current fluff is at http://1d4chan.org/wiki/New_Order. I havent gone and tidied up the fluff for them so be warned.


://Incoming Transmission//
://Subject-Emperor's Inquisition//
:/Greetings Warmasters of the Charadon Crusade/
:/I am Inquisitor Raela of the Emperor's Holy Inquistion. Under my command is the Adeptus Astartes chapter known as the New Order. They have received word that their parent chapter, the Black Templars, has been seeking relics within the system. The New Order demands that they must be allowed to make planetfall and assist their brothers post haste/
:/Under no circumstances may you assume command over the New Order or prevent the New Order from their mission. My eyes are always watching and I will find out if either of these terms are violated/
:/My current forces Include:
:Battle Barges "Dorn's Fury" "Grand Exorcist" and "Warpath Crucible"
:Strike Cruisers "Traitor's Bane" "Godhammer" "Emperor's Light" "Raging Doom" and "Anguish of the Fallen"
:Miscellaneous escort and support vessels
:The First, Second and Third Companies of the New Order
:My personal retinue of "assistants"
:/...
:/...
:/...
:/I have just been notified there are Traitors within the System. The New Order will begin systematic purging of Traitor held worlds start with Gallor Prime/
:/May the Emperor guide you
://Transmission ended
://Records of this event will be deleted in 30 seconds
://29...
://28...

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H.B.M.C.- The end hath come! From now on armies will only consist of Astorath, Land Speeder Storms and Soul Grinders!
War Kitten- Vanden, you just taunted the Dank Lord Ezra. Prepare for seven years of fighting reality...
koooaei- Emperor: I envy your nipplehorns. <Magnus goes red. Permanently>
Neronoxx- If our Dreadnought doesn't have sick scuplted abs, we riot.
Frazzled- I don't generally call anyone by a term other than "sir" "maam" "youn g lady" "young man" or " HEY bag!"
Ruin- It's official, we've ran out of things to talk about on Dakka. Close the site. We're done.
mrhappyface- "They're more what you'd call guidlines than actual rules" - Captain Roboute Barbosa
Steve steveson- To be clear, I'd sell you all out for a bottle of scotch and a mid priced hooker.
 
   
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Keeper of the Holy Orb of Antioch





avoiding the lorax on Crion

Contacting, new order HQ

Greetings inquisitor my name is lord Marshall Karak senior officer of Strike Force Hammer, under my charge is 420 marines, 1 battlebarge and 2 strike cruisers plus escorts, also Martian and kreig forces.

Also acting Marshall is under my supervision, and I request his mission of trial is not undely interfered with.

A chaplain chomands a 3rd strike cruiser running a support role and securing the front line from minor incursions.

Chaplain vargos is my second, winner of fest of blades.
Chaplain Saladin, high chaplain of templers chapter is leading our purity and rites.

The relics where recovered from a thriving planetary govener and in my custody. The theif is dead. I will not surrender my chapters history to no man however, only to my high Marshall.

We are deployed at marked location purging a hive of chaos, the landings have commenced and are securing both the spire and lower levels. Cultest mostly, mutants and witch scum freed from the black cells.

Suffer not the unclean to live.

Hammer out.




Sgt. Vanden - OOC Hey, that was your doing. I didn't choose to fly in the "Dongerprise'.

"May the odds be ever in your favour"

Hybrid Son Of Oxayotl wrote:
I have no clue how Dakka's moderation work. I expect it involves throwing a lot of d100 and looking at many random tables.

FudgeDumper - It could be that you are just so uncomfortable with the idea of your chapters primarch having his way with a docile tyranid spore cyst, that you must deny they have any feelings at all.  
   
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Astropathic Choir/Battle Barge Crios
Open connection with all Crusade Forces and High Command….
Connection strength Alpha…
Security level….70%...warp disturbances detected…….


To all leaders of crusade forces, this is your supreme Lord commander Kruger. Gallor Prime has become a throne in our side and is disrupting our supplies for further expansion into the sector. It has also gather the attention of many Chaos forces for whatever reason and this will not stand in the eyes of the Emperor. I am committing our new brothers from the New Order to Gallor Prime and asking all forces to divert what forces they can to Gallor Prime and to hold tight across the line. The Orks must wait until we take Gallor Prime. I imagine all can give at least 25% of their forces and lose no ground against the Orks. The Wolverines Valiant have committed 50% of their forces, the 7,8,5th are all on route. If there are any requests before we go on our campaign for Gallor Prime please give them to my commanders now. We must take this planet as quickly as possible.

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Keeper of the Holy Orb of Antioch





avoiding the lorax on Crion

TO HQ

Strike Force Hammer copies your request.


Will dispatch to new target soon as Traitor insurrection on planet marked is stabilized and Chaos forces can be delt with by Local forces and begin to secure the hive themselves.

to allow this hive to fall would risk a planet wide heresy to break out in a vulnerable section of the front line.

estimate only a few days at most if plan works.

Hammer out.

Sgt. Vanden - OOC Hey, that was your doing. I didn't choose to fly in the "Dongerprise'.

"May the odds be ever in your favour"

Hybrid Son Of Oxayotl wrote:
I have no clue how Dakka's moderation work. I expect it involves throwing a lot of d100 and looking at many random tables.

FudgeDumper - It could be that you are just so uncomfortable with the idea of your chapters primarch having his way with a docile tyranid spore cyst, that you must deny they have any feelings at all.  
   
Made in us
Ultramarine Master with Gauntlets of Macragge




What's left of Cadia

Contacting Crusade Command...
Contacting...
Contact Made.

Strikeforce Fury copies your orders:
The Cadian 9th Armored, 17th Rifles, and 20th Kasrkin are all en route to Gailor Prime. Estimated time of arrival in 1 day

Fury out

TheEyeOfNight- I swear, this thread is 70% smack talk, 20% RP organization, and 10% butt jokes
TheEyeOfNight- "Ordo Xenos reports that the Necrons have attained democracy, kamikaze tendencies, and nuclear fission. It's all tits up, sir."
Space Marine flyers are shaped for the greatest possible air resistance so that the air may never defeat the SPACE MARINES!
Sternguard though, those guys are all about kicking ass. They'd chew bubble gum as well, but bubble gum is heretical. Only tau chew gum
 
   
 
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