Crusade of Fury (Chat room/OOC)

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**Tactical_Spam**

Kharne the Befriender wrote:
Tactical_Spam wrote:
Kharne the Befriender wrote:
No, I don't think I am, what your saying is that 90% of what I wrote in the first Crusade doesn't count as a narrative.

I don't have to write about me interacting with the other factions every time I write. If I want to write about my faction just exploring or working on an outpost or something it still adds to the story.

I am just saying that a character who's conflict is only external is kind of dull. Its basic character building 101

Ok, so how is my butterfly effect rolling make my characters void of internal conflict. Your assuming that everything I do then is external conflict which is horrendously wrong. Look at the first Crusade yet again, my characters had plenty of character to them.

Enlighten me then to your internal conflicts.

**War Kitten**

For the love of the Emperor you two..

**Buttery Commissar**

2BlackJack1 wrote:
I was aware of astropaths being blind, but I wasn't sure what type of psyker Mordos is, so I didn't go in much depth with him. It's pretty much up to you with what you want him to be, and don't feel bad if he dies. I have 0 plans for him, and unfortunately for him, he can't afford the cost of plot armor.

Opps, I was tired, and assumed he was one. Should be sleeping instead of typing.

And he won't be killed. He's here to scan Selka and cover the tracks of another Psyker. Which considering first time we met Edward he was suffering from a memory lock, oughtn't be too hard to guess where from.

**Kharne the Befriender**

Tactical_Spam wrote:
Kharne the Befriender wrote:
Tactical_Spam wrote:
Kharne the Befriender wrote:
No, I don't think I am, what your saying is that 90% of what I wrote in the first Crusade doesn't count as a narrative.

I don't have to write about me interacting with the other factions every time I write. If I want to write about my faction just exploring or working on an outpost or something it still adds to the story.

I am just saying that a character who's conflict is only external is kind of dull. Its basic character building 101

Ok, so how is my butterfly effect rolling make my characters void of internal conflict. Your assuming that everything I do then is external conflict which is horrendously wrong. Look at the first Crusade yet again, my characters had plenty of character to them.

Enlighten me then to your internal conflicts.

-Kageros' semi-sanity
-Kageros dealing with the fact that his legions are shattered
-Rak'than having to deal with Kageros and the Court
-Gru'lahk adjusting to going from warrior to a leading position

So forgive me if their not so apparent Overlord of Fluff Law

War Kitten wrote:For the love of the Emperor you two..

Я не собираюсь останавливаться, пока он не делает

Correction, I'm stopping this argument. I refuse to further argue like a child

**Tactical_Spam**

But they are Necrons... Does stress even apply to them?

**War Kitten**

I don't see why not. The higher ranking ones are still capable of sentient thought and emotion.

**Tactical_Spam**

War Kitten wrote:
I don't see why not. The higher ranking ones are still capable of sentient thought and emotion.

They are capable of sentient thought, but do they really feel? Does a Necron Lord get mad when the mook next to him dies? Can a Necron Lord feel love? Can a Necron Lord be happy?

**War Kitten**

Certainly. Most of them survived with their minds intact after waking up. And if you don't believe me, I challenge you to prove me wrong that Overlords and the such feel no emotion

**Tactical_Spam**

War Kitten wrote:
Certainly. Most of them survived with their minds intact after waking up. And if you don't believe me, I challenge you to prove me wrong that Overlords and the such feel no emotion

From Warhammer Wikia

However, they soon discovered that over an extended period of time, their new robotic bodies dulled their minds and their ability to feel any type of emotion or pleasure... Only the most powerful and strong-willed of the Necron nobility, referred to as Necron Lords, managed to gain access to Necrodermis bodies following biotransference that were sophisticated enough to allow them to maintain their full sentience in the face of the growing dullness of their minds

And Wikipedia,

Sentience is the capacity to feel, perceive, or experience subjectively. Eighteenth-century philosophers used the concept to distinguish the ability to think (reason) from the ability to feel (sentience).

They are aware, but they cannot experience emotion.

**War Kitten**

I wouldn't trust the wiki at all. But whatever. I firmly believe that Necron Lord or Overlord is still capable of feeling some emotion

**Buttery Commissar**

TS for the love of God, if he wants sad Necrons, shut the feth up and let him have them.
He's not asking for their tears to cure space cancer or influence the moon.

**Tactical_Spam**

War Kitten wrote:
I wouldn't trust the wiki at all.

**Tactical_Spam**

Buttery Commissar wrote:
TS for the love of God, if he wants sad Necrons, shut the feth up and let him have them.
He's not asking for their tears to cure space cancer or influence the moon.

I better see some Couple's Crusade nonsense happen then.

**2BlackJack1**

There's been bigger stretches of fluff in actual BL writers than this. I see no reason to having necrons run the way Kharne wants to. Besides, GW hasn't really set any official limits on how sentient and and how much a necron feels. They even have a guy who thinks orks are just necrontyr painted green, for feth sakes.

**War Kitten**

Tactical_Spam wrote:
War Kitten wrote:
I wouldn't trust the wiki at all.

No TS. I'm not kidding you. So much of 40k fluff is malleable and left open to interpretation. So if I want to say that a Necron Overlord can feel emotion then you can't really say anything against it

**Kharne the Befriender**

Buttery Commissar wrote:TS for the love of God, if he wants sad Necrons, shut the feth up and let him have them.
He's not asking for their tears to cure space cancer or influence the moon.

Their more Happy-Insane Necrons.

It said that Lords/Overlords can still feel, and that was exactly who this pertains to, I am not about to have Warriors with feelings

**2BlackJack1**

Ok, now that that's been settled, can we please go back to the fething crusade? I'd like that very much.

**War Kitten**

I would too. So, who's curious about how the Hybrid assault will go?

**Kharne the Befriender**

2BlackJack1 wrote:
Ok, now that that's been settled, can we please go back to the fething crusade? I'd like that very much.

Yes, lets. So I've decided to keep the RCSM, I've written new fluff and what not.

Also, I'm kinda nervous about the End Times

**Buttery Commissar**

Tactical_Spam wrote:
Buttery Commissar wrote:
TS for the love of God, if he wants sad Necrons, shut the feth up and let him have them.
He's not asking for their tears to cure space cancer or influence the moon.

I better see some Couple's Crusade nonsense happen then.

Deal.
Kharne: You have a dating choice of Slaanesh CSM, Admech with mechadendrites or the oily governor from Trisburg.

**War Kitten**

Oh dear, who's BC going to use for the Couple's Crusade?

**2BlackJack1**

I'm nervous for it. I think my Histans will end up with the same result from when they first showed up, but that's my pessimism talking.

And I'm pretty sure even Flayed Ones wouldn't touch the oily governor...

**Kharne the Befriender**

Buttery Commissar wrote:
Tactical_Spam wrote:
Buttery Commissar wrote:
TS for the love of God, if he wants sad Necrons, shut the feth up and let him have them.
He's not asking for their tears to cure space cancer or influence the moon.

I better see some Couple's Crusade nonsense happen then.
Deal.
Kharne: You have a dating choice of Slaanesh CSM, Admech with mechadendrites or the oily governor from Trisburg.

Can I have all 3?

**Tactical_Spam**

Buttery Commissar wrote:
Tactical_Spam wrote:
Buttery Commissar wrote:
TS for the love of God, if he wants sad Necrons, shut the feth up and let him have them.
He's not asking for their tears to cure space cancer or influence the moon.

I better see some Couple's Crusade nonsense happen then.
Deal.
Kharne: You have a dating choice of Slaanesh CSM, Admech with mechadendrites or the oily governor from Trisburg.

My lungs just died of laughter.

**War Kitten**

Oh dear. You might want to get that checked out TS

**Buttery Commissar**

War Kitten wrote:
Oh dear, who's BC going to use for the Couple's Crusade?

In all seriousness my eligible bachelor was Fairfax and he never came into contact with anybody. Anyone barking after Edward is going to be sorely disappointed, Dekkel is married, and Selka is barely capable of being courteous to one person at a time, so his diary is full.

That leaves the options I gave.

Though WK has met my CSM Captain, I think he's a perfectly reasonable date.

**War Kitten**

He's a nice guy. And he makes my Khornate Lord look sane

**War Kitten**

Got a short little blurb up for my Eldar. We are mobilizing for war. And the Couple's Crusade lives on.

**Kharne the Befriender**

Is that Trisburg Governor still for sale?

**Buttery Commissar**

..I'm pretty sure selling Pavus's brother to an amorous Necron may get me nailed to a wall.