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 Tactical_Spam wrote:

 Sgt. Vanden wrote:

 Tactical_Spam wrote:

 War Kitten wrote:

 Sgt. Vanden wrote:
Well done Chazz, Just my Chapter is actually called 'Dorns Wish' (Feth me that makes me cringe every fething time), And you forgot the 'I' in Iodius, but other than that, well done.

Oh, one other thing. Reading through the entire index was great, until I got to the Tau.

The names just make my brain implode. Please mate, how do you come up with a 16 syllable name (and remember it) without dying three times over.
Well played Smudge. Well Played indeed.

You know..... you COULD change the name of the Chapter. Gee-dubs retcons stuff all the time, so can you

He'll half to kill 90% of the chapter to instill a name change.

They're already on a 8th of what they originally were.

It was a joke and a nod to the Arbiters of Truth.

Then I tip my hat to you sir.

*Tips hat*

*tips fedora*
M'lady.

 War Kitten wrote:
*tips fedora*
M'lady.

Annala does not appreciate your sense of humour

 Tactical_Spam wrote:

 War Kitten wrote:
*tips fedora*
M'lady.

Annala does not appreciate your sense of humour

Lets just take a moment to appreciate the name.

*tips fedora even harder*
M'lady

* ******** *
" ............ "

You finished "Kharnes New And Improved Necron Supplement Codex: Dark Havest" Yet?

 Sgt. Vanden wrote:
You finished "Kharnes New And Improved Necron Supplement Codex: Dark Havest" Yet?

It is honestly a pain in the

I'm trying to decide if I should use the established rules and stuff or if I should scrap it all (minus units/theme/etc.) and start a new

 Sgt. Vanden wrote:
You finished "Kharnes New And Improved Necron Supplement Codex: Dark Havest" Yet?

You forgot to include the registered trademark

It's actually just

Kharne's Dark Harvest Necron Supplement TM

 Kharne the Befriender wrote:
It's actually just

Kharne's Dark Harvest Necron Supplement TM

Pfft, boring, make it more spiffy. Add more words, exaggerate, and what not.

 Sgt. Vanden wrote:

 Tactical_Spam wrote:

 War Kitten wrote:
*tips fedora*
M'lady.

Annala does not appreciate your sense of humour

Lets just take a moment to appreciate the name.

What?

 Tactical_Spam wrote:

 Sgt. Vanden wrote:

 Tactical_Spam wrote:

 War Kitten wrote:
*tips fedora*
M'lady.

Annala does not appreciate your sense of humour

Lets just take a moment to appreciate the name.

What?

Don't worry about it.

What exactly is in a codex supplement?

 Kharne the Befriender wrote:
What exactly is in a codex supplement?

It supplements the codex.

All jokes aside, all it really does is give a few formations, maybe add a unit or two, thats about it.

OH! And it adds in a special rule or two.

 Tactical_Spam wrote:

 The_Grey_Knight wrote:
Just a question, would you guys prefer more frequent shorter pieces, or less frequent longer pieces?

Less frequent longer pieces. If you do a bunch of little ones on a daily basis for about a month, you'll run out of material and have to attack yourself

Say what you will, that piece was pretty cool

 Sgt. Vanden wrote:

 Kharne the Befriender wrote:
What exactly is in a codex supplement?

It supplements the codex.

All jokes aside, all it really does is give a few formations, maybe add a unit or two, thats about it.

OH! And it adds in a special rule or two.

*cough*Militarum Tempestus*cough*

So this is what I'm going to include

-New Warlord Traits
-4 New Formations 'non-decurion style'
-Use Units form IA12 (I will be changin stas/point costs)
-New Special rules for said formations
-2 Missions.Scenarios (What is the difference between the 2?)

 TheEyeOfNight wrote:

 Tactical_Spam wrote:

 The_Grey_Knight wrote:
Just a question, would you guys prefer more frequent shorter pieces, or less frequent longer pieces?

Less frequent longer pieces. If you do a bunch of little ones on a daily basis for about a month, you'll run out of material and have to attack yourself

Say what you will, that piece was pretty cool

It was better when I wen tback to read it after I read your comment

Hey guys, need help on making my pieces darker, because at their moment they're just on the gory side of things. Any suggestions??

 Robin5t wrote:
Finally had the chance to post the first result of my latest rolls. Sorry it took a while, it's been a busy week and a bit.

In which Fallacy, Dranc and Imryll solve a puzzle, run into a spot of trouble with a rather irate librarian (and not the kind you're thinking of), and obtain some intriguing new reading material.

I'll put some character bios together tomorrow night after work, I reckon. I only really have five characters that matter and one of them doesn't talk, at all, so it won't take much work.

I laughed out loud when I read the part about the statues very well done

 The_Grey_Knight wrote:
Hey guys, need help on making my pieces darker, because at their moment they're just on the gory side of things. Any suggestions??

Only suggestion I can give is give a more in-depth description of the background, make sure you include all the crazy gak your harlies do, and very very very evil dialogue. Make us hate your Harlies. In hate, love blooms, just ask my previous girlfriends. They hated me, then they liked me, now they dislike me once more.

So how goes the assault on Torcan comrades?

Kharne hasn't rolled yet, but we have strategised (I'm probs over thinking this by a million), so I think this could go both ways atm. Harlies are hard to kill mind you.

 The_Grey_Knight wrote:
Hey guys, need help on making my pieces darker, because at their moment they're just on the gory side of things. Any suggestions??

Maybe focus less on the gore and more on the psychological effect you have on the enemy.

Any old psycho with a chainsword can turn a battlefield with a bloody mess - but you lot? You have finesse. You do it with style. Remember, you're Harlequins - you're 40k's undisputed masters of working a crowd, make them hate your guts, kick every puppy. Throw in some creepy rhymes here and there, be sure to give your victims plenty of false hope spots before the blade falls, taunt and belittle your enemies to slam home just how hopeless their situation really is. Also, think up some inventively horrific fates for those who are foolish enough to oppose you.

...wait, why am I trying to give you advice on this? The worse you get, the worse my rep will be by association. Be nice. Friendly. Give people lots of cuddly things. Die like flies when the Space Marines come for you like non-Tau Xenos in a Black Library novel.

 Robin5t wrote:

 The_Grey_Knight wrote:
Hey guys, need help on making my pieces darker, because at their moment they're just on the gory side of things. Any suggestions??

Maybe focus less on the gore and more on the psychological effect you have on the enemy.

Any old psycho with a chainsword can turn a battlefield with a bloody mess - but you lot? You have finesse. You do it with style. Remember, you're Harlequins - you're 40k's undisputed masters of working a crowd, make them hate your guts, kick every puppy. Throw in some creepy rhymes here and there, be sure to give your victims plenty of false hope spots before the blade falls, taunt and belittle your enemies to slam home just how hopeless their situation really is. Also, think up some inventively horrific fates for those who are foolish enough to oppose you.

...wait, why am I trying to give you advice on this? The worse you get, the worse my rep will be by association. Be nice. Friendly. Give people lots of cuddly things. Die like flies when the Space Marines come for you like non-Tau Xenos in a Black Library novel.

I feel stupid in your presence...

Good post Chazz, will try to have responses up to both of you this weekend

Eldar to the left of me, Knights to right, and here I am, stuck in the middle with 6+ armor saves. Poo.

 Sgt. Vanden wrote:

 Robin5t wrote:

 The_Grey_Knight wrote:
Hey guys, need help on making my pieces darker, because at their moment they're just on the gory side of things. Any suggestions??

Maybe focus less on the gore and more on the psychological effect you have on the enemy.

Any old psycho with a chainsword can turn a battlefield with a bloody mess - but you lot? You have finesse. You do it with style. Remember, you're Harlequins - you're 40k's undisputed masters of working a crowd, make them hate your guts, kick every puppy. Throw in some creepy rhymes here and there, be sure to give your victims plenty of false hope spots before the blade falls, taunt and belittle your enemies to slam home just how hopeless their situation really is. Also, think up some inventively horrific fates for those who are foolish enough to oppose you.

...wait, why am I trying to give you advice on this? The worse you get, the worse my rep will be by association. Be nice. Friendly. Give people lots of cuddly things. Die like flies when the Space Marines come for you like non-Tau Xenos in a Black Library novel.

I feel stupid in your presence...

Sometimes I feel that way after I write. I baffle myself.

 Tactical_Spam wrote:

 Sgt. Vanden wrote:

 Robin5t wrote:

 The_Grey_Knight wrote:
Hey guys, need help on making my pieces darker, because at their moment they're just on the gory side of things. Any suggestions??

Maybe focus less on the gore and more on the psychological effect you have on the enemy.

Any old psycho with a chainsword can turn a battlefield with a bloody mess - but you lot? You have finesse. You do it with style. Remember, you're Harlequins - you're 40k's undisputed masters of working a crowd, make them hate your guts, kick every puppy. Throw in some creepy rhymes here and there, be sure to give your victims plenty of false hope spots before the blade falls, taunt and belittle your enemies to slam home just how hopeless their situation really is. Also, think up some inventively horrific fates for those who are foolish enough to oppose you.

...wait, why am I trying to give you advice on this? The worse you get, the worse my rep will be by association. Be nice. Friendly. Give people lots of cuddly things. Die like flies when the Space Marines come for you like non-Tau Xenos in a Black Library novel.

I feel stupid in your presence...

Sometimes I feel that way after I write. I baffle myself.

You. Hush. Hush. Shhhh.

 TheEyeOfNight wrote:
Good post Chazz, will try to have responses up to both of you this weekend

Eldar to the left of me, Knights to right, and here I am, stuck in the middle with 6+ armor saves. Poo.

Think you've got it bad? I don't even have armour saves!

...I mean, I've got 5+ invulnerables all around, but you don't need to know that.