I have to say it sounds really great; a friend of mine recently got me a copy of the Dark Heresy RPG rulebook, but I haven't read it yet, being too absorbed in Vampire Dark Ages and Requiem at the moment. I would really like to get a feel of it, but:
* I'm completely new to PBF. It smells like RPG, which I've been playing for over 15 years now, but minus the chemistry of face-to-face narrative. I'm afraid it'll be a weak substitute for a great game concept.
* I don't have a lot of game time, which at the moment gets spent on either DoomRL or Vampire. I get to be online on the forum a lot, but - I think - not for long enough to really appreciate an RPG campaign.
* What happens if I can't join in for a day/week/whatever? Do I have a character that will be missing/presumed dead? Or is there just 1 protagonist controlled by all players? (the latter option then being difficult to stomach if you're used to playing fleshed-out characters).
I'm intrigued, but don't know what to think or expect. Convince me, I'd say.
OK, I confess I didn'T read the whole OP since I don't have the time right now, but I think I'd be very interested in this - I haven't ever played anything Warhammer 40K related, but I recently (few months ago) got intrigued by the setting and a few wiki binges reading all kinds of stuff about the lore lead to me reading the whole Eisenhorn trilogy, then Ravenor. Then all the Gaunt's Ghosts books. Now I'm beginning with the Horus Heresy series.
So... I guess by this time I'm pretty well versed in the setting, and would love to use this knowledge. I'll read the whole OP later and give you my definite answer, but you can probably count me in.
Woohoo, it seems you know WH40k better than I do! :D
I'd be happy to count you in. Do you need a rulebook or something?
You get mercy blade handed to you by an inquisitor, just in case you had to kill yourself. Not a shiny Psykana one, just a rusty knife worn on the neck by a kind of leather belt.
Did I answer every doubt of yours?
I'm not entirely sure how/how much to spend XP for talents/skills, I only figured out increasing characteristics. Additionally: since I already have Psy Rating 1, should I choose two minor psychic powers now? Also - the list (http://digilander.libero.it/Ilbisontemorto/Dark%20Heresy/Support%20Files/Psychic%20Powers/Psychic%20Powers.html) doesn't show the description of most of those, so I guess I'll need a more complete rulebook.
Another thing - I don't think I should get the same income as Sanctioned Psykers, unless the Inquisitor will be so nice as to give me some money each month. I went ahead and rolled for Scum Income, since that sounds like my source of income up to this point. I got scheme, 32 thrones/month.
I must admit you do know how to plead your case. The discussion going so far sounds interesting enough - I still have Necromunda lying around somewhere, so I'm (more or less) familiar with the background, and I've always been looking for a good sci-fi RPG (so far I've played Warhammer Fantasy, Vampire (the Masquerade and the Requiem, embarking on Dark Ages) and half a dozen stories without platform). If Klear's attitude is anything to go by (ie forget the rules, play the character), I think you can have a pretty solid group of players, too.
Biggest issue for me would be time: I have a fulltime job, a girlfriend and 2 kids to keep happy and other social obligations to fullfil, so to speak. When things get going again, I'll have my weekly Vampire evening Saturdays, and any time I have to spare would currently go to DoomRL. Speaking from experience, however, if you get a compelling story going, it's not that hard to choose not to spend my time elsewhere (Doom in this case).
Needless to say, unless you plan on starting a year from now, I'll definitely not be able to brush up on the rules and backgrounds, and will have to make do with what I know (although I've been told that as with their tabletop counterparts, the rules for Fantasy and 40K RPG are similar).
If you can live with an (initially) casual approach, you can count me in.
As for spending xp, each profession has charts for each rank some further in the rulebook. It'll be uploaded in two hours since my upload speed... well, sucks on ice. As soon as it's ready, I'll supply you with a link.
Good job with the income, that's just what I planned to advise you.
It is not a bad idea to keep the melee weapon handy, but if you get your combat tactics right, it might not be that necessary.
Ponder for a while and decide what kind of a character would you like to play and I'll make a sheet for you.
without specific talents/skills you will be unable to pull a pistol's trigger more than once per 3 seconds.
And how do you expect to hit anything without aiming between attacks?...because of the assumption you are actually trying to score a hit
MkLear, Ganger Scum
WS: 28 BS: 41 S: 29
T: 24 Ag: 34 Int: 26
Per: 30 WP: 35 Fel: 39
Wounds: 12
Fate Points: 1
Insanity Points: 0
Corruption Points: 0
Thrones: 1
Homeworld: Hive World (Tanith)
Career: Scum
Rank: Dreg
Gender: Male
Build: Wiry
Skin Color: Fair
Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Brown
Age: 28
Quirk: You have tattoos.
Hive Class: Ganger Scum
Divination: Mutation without, corruption within.
Starting XP: 100
Starting Package: None
Traits: Accustomed to Crowds, Caves of Steel, Hivebound, Wary
Basic Skills: Tech-Use (Int) (Caves of Steel), Deceive (Fel), Awareness (Per), Charm (Fel)
Advanced Skills: Speak Language (Hive Dialect) (Int), Speak Language (Low Gothic) (Int), Blather (Fel), Common Lore (Imperium) (Int)
Talents: Melee Weapons Training (Primitive), Pistol Training (SP), Basic Weapons Training (SP), Unremarkable
Gear: autopistol and 1 clip, knife, autogun and 1 clip, brass knuckles, quilted vest, street ware (Poor Quality Clothing), wooden dice (memento), lho-sticks
Special Qualities: None.
Family: None
Lijah MkLear was born on the hive world Tanith, though the moving Nalwood forests are now only a faint memory. Not one to stay in one place for to long, he drifted from planet to planet, moving on whenever his less-than-honourable ways to keep a living made his current residence too dangerous to stay. Rather than to try and confront his problems, he relies on his silver tongue and quick feet before resorting to combat, though he's skilled with both his autopistol and knife if push comes to shove.
Not trusting the imperial authorities, MkLear lives among the lowest ganger scum, making meager living by schemes and frauds. Ironically, that is what caused him to run into an imperial Inquisitor on the Hive World of Malfi. Expecting a quick death at best, he was surprised to get an irrefusable offer to work for the good of the Empire. Not sure whether this means some kind of protection or the greatest threat to his life yet, he accepts the mission, keeping his eyes open to any opportunity to disappear from this sector like he's done so many times before.
2) Rolling dice for yourself is not required I think; GM will do it for you if necessary. The random element can of course make it very interesting for yourself, and it's by no means prohibited.
And maybe sooner :)
I was about to write that I "calmly look into the barrel", but then thought maybe he doesn't. How should I know?
I had a feeling he'd be able to stay calm ..., but I'd hate to play too much of a badass.
In our real life, one doesn't need to be a technician to open a browser and fire up a google search, does he?
Darn, you awarded Klear 50 exp for something I thought about as well :/
And hey, why not? Computers exist around(and you cannot deny that - I know a bit more than nothing about WH40K world), so I thought that there muse be... well, not Internet but rather some kind of database network around to hack in and search there. I can of course bet that Inquisitors try to get rid of any information about them in theese kinds of databases, but hey, still worth a try.
Some tech that provides means of quick signal travel also exists most probably - if not, how'd you think a single commander would be able to somewhat quickly operate a large army of Space Marines on the battlefield? Radio? Most probably. But hey, it's possible to build a kind of internet using radio(lol).
And the fact that we are on a spaceship doesn't mean anything. Relays can exist here as well. Spaceships ARE able to communicate with each other in midflight. Somehow.
But honestly, that doesn't matter much, since I've failed my Int roll and turned to be not smart enough to be able to use Google.
I asked you to write posts not describing any actions in THIS thread. So...
Jesus, Mary and Joseph, what the hell is THIS?!
You might have that PDA of yours, of course - but it is nothing more than a strange decoration for you. I suppose it doesn't even work.
Now there's an interesting plot device... Have it suddenly play Beethoven's Fifth when we're lying in ambush or something :)
Ooookay okay okay, failed that, okay. Let me just cut it out and pretend that never happened :P
But I still have to disagree about something. My character is feral worlder. Does that mean that I was born in a jungle or something, countless parsecs away from civilization? Pretty much yes. Does that mean that I am some idiot who believes in shaman rituals? NO.
I was BORN in feral world. But I didn't live there all the way up til' this very moment of story. I live in this sort of civilization for quite a while, and it is quite possible that I got used to it all, and I changed. Would I be surprized to see a feral worlder easily operating with machinery, knowing that this guy arrived to civilization like three days ago? Pretty much damn yes. Would I be surprized to see the same picture, but knowing that this feral worlder already spent a nice share of time living with technology? Not at all. Life changes people, ya know?
But note about Dark Aeg of Technology taken. I'll just cut that PDA out of story.
Klear: I've been a little busy. Will try to fix that today, provided I have an opportunity to do so.
Also, you couldn't just leave this place (if not the inquisition, perhaps), because how would you afford it? Space travel in WH40k is not something anybody can have.
Third one - I have no feedback from Tavana for now, but my girlfriend is currently pondering on joining our crew. The thing is, she is kinda sceptic and unsure if her language skills are well enough.This is me. Hi, I'll try to be nice! ^^
This is me. Hi, I'll try to be nice! ^^
I only chose feral world because it fit the most for my character set... but not quite.
*stuff about space travel* You know, that might actually work. At least once. It's not that I space travel each day after all.
Behold, my childer, for the wall of text arose before thee!
I assume HexaDoken's outfit is not one that will not stand out in an Underhive society.
Yet I can always leave it(or sell, if possible) or pretend that I just stole it. Nifty stuff.
"Well then you two can be drones, if that's what you do best. I intend to make a good impression."
Heh... well, MkLear isn't a born leader either, but he likes to talk a lot.
Can we get new skills/whatever whenever we have enough XP
Out of curiosity, since I think this is going to make a wonderful story, is anyone not involved in the campaign keeping track of what's happening here? I always perform better in front of an audience ;)
"The red one detonates the collar. The green one releases it", the man in red robes explains. "Use it in case he tries this again."
And grinning as he looks at MkLear...
If we ever get this finished, I'm going to combine all the posts in a one big .doc file and send it to a couple of my friends. But not now.
They hate when I show them something that is WIP.
So peoples, try to make this an interesting story!
I shouldn't expect getting into it.
Although it's all a matter of thinking 'what would your character do with this'. By the way, as we were discussing previously, do you intend to keep the name HexaDoken for your character as well? I'd like to call your characters by his name, also in OOC posts, but using the same name for both can be really confusing.
The prices around make me think that thrones are far not the smallest unit of money in this world. If possible, I'd like to know how much, let's say, dollars is a single throne worth. So I could have a general idea how much non-gameplay stuff I can buy(for example, if I can spend the abovementioned throne on some beer for me and my newly aqquired friends.)
MkLear gets awarded with 20xp
On XPs - don't worry, you'll catch up with him eventually. I'm not favorizing anyone.
I assume we're off to dock A3 now...
Dear LuckyDee, you said that I returned the last throne to Van Bohr, but actually I didn't. I just decided to gift it to the random stranger I see for lulz, but I didn't yet. Just to point out a logical flaw in your post.
Honestly, with my 19 fellowship and no inquiry skill, my chance of finding a common item of poor quality will be 50% at best. THATS A BIT TOO SMALL, DONT YA THINK?
I think we should make a list of what everyone needs and then split up and search individually, so that each of us can roll for availability (if that is how it works).
maybe we'll need some place to stay, some base of operations? We should leave some money for that
* We started out with 400 xp, which I've spent. Does this mean that after the next advance I take (since 100xp is the minimum to spend) I'll rise to the second rank in my career path, and as such can choose the advance after that from both the Dreg and Outcast categories? Although to me this makes sense, I contradicts the fact that Sound Constitution is listed both in the Dreg as in the Rogue advances, at 100 and 200 xp respectively...
* Although this is still very far away: Under the Rogue advances, Sharpshooter is listed, for which Deadeye Shot is required. However, Deadeye Shot is not included in any advance scheme... Is this a flaw in the rulebook, or am I missing something?
Silhar, I assume the weapons we have so far are of 'common' Craftsmanship...
Mercerenary then speaks even more quiet, so only Lazerus who is standing behind him can hear - "However, what I'm currently more interested in is who is that guy who has been following us for quite a while already?"
I decided to roll a dice to see if my hunter instincts are enough to notice our newcomer. An opposed test would be more right, but since I don't have Esther's character sheet, I just rolled a standart Perception test.
20 out of 40 required, ha. You might think HexaDoken didn't notice you, but it doesn't mean it's true.
If your Perception score is at least superior, awareness bonus included ... you will fail to notice the assassin sneaking upon you.
Wow, I did not mean to stir up that much discussion.
How do I get to check what you have rolled?
It makes it too tempting to have a look at them.
I suppose that every fact that is mentioned in IC thread is possibly known by my character, and it is my decision if my character knows it or not, unless I am told otherwise.
Just out there observing and learning......
Additionally, have you (and Silhar) decided at which point you entered, so if you've seen the incident that just occurred?
Because one of you trailed behind a bit I didn't get to see exactly what happened with the prisoner and the stone. As the group moves on after the incident I follow silently, getting a bit closer, wanting to hear the conversation. Taking in every move and reading your body language with an amused smile....ready for anything ;)
You were? I'm paying less attention than I thought...
Nope, can't hear a thing.
Superstition: Unlucky Colour: Purple
Aaand... so what?
Aaand... so what?
MkLear heads toward's the nearest guard.
"Hi there. We've been sent by a Mr Van Bohr. I believe he told you we were coming?"
We'll then you should catch MkLear and make him shut up before he manages to speak (or OOC before Silhar manages to reply).
Edit: Aaaand it's too late. =)
We were told on IRC that we are taking too long to do everything. Now that I think of it, you should have been on IRC in the first place to warn me. Then again, MkLear might have decided to go and do this anyway, but at least you'd have more time to stop me/him.
Also not clear on how to play characters background info, like knowing my way around the ship, without knowing a damn thing about it as a player.But what do you need to know as a player? I mean - only thing I can think about is some kind of a plan, but if you want to go somewhere, you don't need to describe the way you go - it's enough to say "X is going [somewhere]". Only thing you need to know is if [something] is on the ship etc., but it's just one message to ask GM. I also think you can easily assume there is no need to ask for some obvious things. I really see no big difference between PBF and irl-RPG.
It's just a different way of thinking.
...
- Sell my current shotgun. If I'll find a nice merchant that will pay me the full price of this thing that will give me 50 thrones, but I perfectly know that most probably I'll be able to sell it for like 10.
- Shotgun Shells x100, +5.
As for the cargo - nothing of interest, unless you have a gun shooting human-sized bullets.
"You used your inquisitorial clearances for something absolutely pointless from a practical point of view..."
"I can not send you down with such a fragile load. Landers tend to malfunction very oftenly and that would result in a mass explosion, then death and injury."
Yeah, I could trade them... BUT HOW I'M GONNA CARRY THEM?
I would like to assume that I have declined the offer before shells got unloaded.
Good stuff, you passed the test :)
SylharrSilharr. Please.
Silharr. Please.
Actually, he goes by Silhar around here =)Ah, right, one R here (I had to check, it's so uncommon for him ^^). Sorry, I'm just used to all his other accounts where it's either double R or full nick. ;)
Is there any meaning to Silhar/Silharr/Sylhar? I believe the first is actually a normal first name in Polish, isn't it?Nah, it's a nickname. ^^
Sorry, I confused the I and Y because you use the Sylith account as well. And that's with Y...."You"? But we are two different people! ^^^
The hole thing took her less then 30 seconds in witch she kept on edge the hole time.
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Well, loading pistol is not really OOC stuff. That depends on how you write it.
ACTION -> RELOAD PISTOL - is rather OOC stuff. But something like HexaDoken reloads his pistol - could perfeclty fit in IC thread.
Raskin looked around and nodded.
"That's a good idea", she said to Melissa. Then she took a step to Nathan and leaned to his ear. She whispered something and walked through the door.
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"Need a light? Just tell me"
"We should wait a bit and examine this place carefully, before you do something rash."
Like I said, I think the IC communication/planning is lacking. But since Klear and HD disagree (and I just know Esther will too, judging by her character), it seems to me that it's just me who's not living up to his character. I'll work it out though.
Like I said, I think the IC communication/planning is lacking. But since Klear and HD disagree (and I just know Esther will too, judging by her character),Nope, your wrong Esther does agree. Even a character like Xilla wants to get all the facts before rushing in. Both times she went into the Pipe it was to learn more and then communicate about the next action....Xilla did mention getting ready before making the spiders come, she was not going to rush in.
I'm even more curious about Esther's post than yours.
"I wonder what you're lighting your lho-sticks with"
How much room is there in the pipe below us? And can we fasten a rope to something so that we'll be able to climb out again?
...and not interrupt it with things out of character. Right?
...and starts to climb down the fastened rope, wheezing.
Since there isn't much cool stuff at Conscript rank, I'm taking Sound Constitution.
####..####
#.|.S....#
#.|...%.(#
#.|..#...#
#=|======#
#.K..X#.H#
#%|..%L..#
##########
(S)pider, (K)lear, (X)illa, (H)exaDoken and (L)azerus, the hole in the wall and some pipes, the "=" one hanging at four meters, the "|" one at around eleven meters,
while there's one on the ground, the "(". There's also various piping even higher. Webbing is all over the floor, but "%" are large concentrations of it,
probably with some corpses inside, too. "#" are walls and piles of random rubbish.
Rather a humvee one...
Unluckily, nothing. This bastard is also quick on the move, so hitting it is equally hard.
How could the spider charge HexaDoken if he was 40 metres away at the start of combat?
Also, for HexaDoken...Consolation Prize
"Halt! Who's there? Lay yer weapons down and come out with yer hands up!", announces the loud, low voice of some male. There's a visible cone of light, now flashing right at the motormouth's eyes.
...glancing at Lazerus to see if he'll cooperate.
Thanks for giving away my position though :O
How about you could learn skills and certain traits from each other?
That's... kind of neat. I can ask Xilla to teach me a few stealthy tricks :O
Can I magically find that autogun underwater? I wanna it :P
That's... kind of neat. I can ask Xilla to teach me a few stealthy tricks :O
Can I magically find that autogun underwater? I wanna it :P
Woah, Lucky, chill.
Not to mention that "I won't be around [the forum]" can simply mean "I'm doing sumthing with my internetz/PC and I won't be able to get online".
Oh, and does it mean that in case you'll be going "offline" for a few days you just PM every one of us?
I'm terribly sorry about that, but didn't somebody here write about his daughter "pooping in the pool"? Now isn't it more private than "I might be off for a few days"?
Sure, mate, that's all your opinion. Just do what you believe is right.
Edit: Oh, I see I haven't really missed anything yet... I'll post something in the evening.
Matter of fact, yes I have. Last time I looked, Esther's post came immediately after mine... Curious.
I'm excusing a lot because I recognize the trauma and the loss you have suffered. But my patience isn't limitless... unlike my authority.
-Who do you work for?
-The Emperor.
-Then imagine I'm Him and you won't be far wrong.
As MkLear says that they are going to visit the seer, mercerenary mumbles something under his breath. You could not hear the whole phrase, but you think you've heard word "goddamn", and it's quite obvious that HexaDoken isn't fond of the idea of seeing the seer.
"Everybody in this village is someone looking at they don't take kindly", replies Father Clem. "Beginning with mutated guardsmen, through renegade priests and witches, ending with Skitarii cyborg running rampant. Don't you think you'd stray from the crowd with these easily concealable quirks... We'd all end up against the wall."
"Everybody in this village is someone looking at they don't take kindly"
Don't you think you'd stray from the crowd with these easily concealable quirks... We'd all end up against the wall."[/i]
Or maybe just...Quote from: Silharr"Everybody in this village is someone looking at they don't take kindly"
should read "Everybody in this village looks like someone they don't take kindly to"
Hey guys, is anybody into this webcomic (http://servantsoftheimperium.com/) by chance?
I'd be glad to rush the conversations along, but unfortunately Lazerus isn't the type :S
"If this isn't it," - says he after a few seconds, - "then I'm out of ideas."
Since Lazerus was already sitting next to Seer who sat at his side, all he had to do was to turn towards her.And what Silharr meant was "pay attention to what other people are writing", because I don't know how
food and drink turn out to be self-service
She stops for a while, pouring some clean water into cups. She gives them to you and speaks again...
Fishes on the grill just started to fizzle, reminding of themselves. She goes to take them off and serve them on plates.
She doesn't answer at first, laying plates on the ground and sitting next to Lazerus.
Mercerenary then takes the plate.
"Any spoons or forks around?"
the feeling when you are too tired to do anything else than rest but in the same time you're goddamn bored of rest. And it is just awful.Hey Hexa, that's a realy great description of how I've been feeling most of the time after surgery ;p
It would not be to strange for Xilla not to say anything. She is used to this kind of thing and goes with the flow.
Also, I cannot help but notice that Klear's writing skill increases dramatically while being drunk. Must try that too some time.
I took the liberty of rolling Scrutiny in deciding whether or not the Seer is still mucking about or genuinely clueless as to what Lazerus is hinting at. I rolled a 4 (http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3664916/), so I guess I can safely consider that a success taking into account any penalties Silhar may want to impose. In my opinion the Seer is a) our contact and not telling us straight up or b) offering help but has a highly annoying personality, might now of our mission but is not directly involved. If the roll is declared invalid or I'm otherwise unable to find out for sure, I'm going with b).
"...tell us what you know you must?"
"What makes you think I must do something?"
"If you don't know why you must..."I, um.... what? 'Cause I'm really confused right now and I can honestly say I can't understand Laz's response - and what I mean by this, is that it feels totally out of context. She just said there is no "must do" for her, so... We did not understand each other or he's just playing stupid?
what's so not-straight in her last answer
Well, everything, really. It's not an answer to the question Lazerus askedSo what answer would you give to question like that? An example, please. Because I can't imagine. Laz based the question on the "must do" of hers and thinking she's bluffing - which makes it totally wrong, if there is no "must do" nor bluff, so she corrected that. It's like... "So why do you like potatoes?" - "I don't." ( - "How can you not know why do you like potatoes?")
Seer: But you surely want something from me. Looking for someone, right?...And one would think that The Bald Man does not hire people whose main trait is arrogance.
Lazerus: Just what do you think you know about us?
Seer: I know more than you can think I do, though you need not to fear... Unless I will have to keep speaking so loudly about it
Lazerus: We were told to see you
Seer: [no response]
Lazerus: So tell us... You clearly know more about us than we would expect from any random encounter.
Seer: [no response]
Lazerus: Would you then start by enlightening us on what you appear to know about us?
Seer: [no response]
Lazerus: Lady, I understand and respect your position, as I assume you do ours, and thus see the importance of my question. Please do not withhold your enlightenment any longer.
Seer: What if I told you there are more things and powers in this world, than you ever imagined?...What if I told you I can read your mind or see you in many more ways you could ever think about?...Or maybe I am just a spy, able to find any information I would like to?...What would you prefer to believe?
Lazerus: So why not stop messing about and either drop your bluff or tell us what you know you must?
You did not understand me, did you?
I've given you my/Lazerus' outlook on the storyAnd that is the point.
You play it with magic. A magic that is called "narration" and "staying in character".
The only exclusion is when things prove to be too hot to handle, where Strife begins. There you equip your trusty set of dices and deal with over9000 overcomplex combat mechanics and stuff.
But other than that, you play it on pure magic.
Soon we're back to regular playing, boys and girls. Brace up.Hey, they just went out
But here's the IC (http://forum.chaosforge.org/index.php/topic,5762.msg50586.html#new)
so write something maybe?
The thing is set on a Hive World of Malfi. As seen in Core Rulebook, Malfian Nobility is a bunch of self-absorbed pricks, endlessly plotting against each other. Somehow, Lord Governor of the Calixis Sector manages to look in another direction if something brutal occurs, but this time one of the Noblemen gets accused of financially supporting the local rebellion. The consequences are grim - The Inquisition kicks in and starts the investigation. The air suddenly smells with fire, steel and rotten guts.
How do you delve into such individual's deepest secrets without alarming his peers that they should expect Imperial Inquisition?
The Inquisitor hires a bunch of worst bastards he could find to get into, blend with and gain support of one of the most numerous criminal organizations of the Underhive, because rumor has it that the leader of the pack is - completely coincidentally, of course - planning on a heist, right in the hypothetical rebel's mansion.
Of course, they are most probably going to die trying, for the Underhive is a really bad place to live in...
There will be some intrigue, some more violent shootouts, and - most of all - some moral dilemmas for those who just buy this kind of stuff. What's the difference between the Crime Lord's attack dog and the Inquisition's attack dog, anyway?
So far, we managed to:
- Avoid drowning in a hangar full of leaky pipes;
Silharr as The Game "Master" - "Absolutely! I'm da boss!"
LuckyDee as Lazerus - gun-totting bandit of lizard-like appearance. His most notable skill is staring blankly for undefined amount of time.
You're too tired to examine the disclosure.
Also, all this suddenly brings me to a question. Can a guardsman pave his way into Space Marines? Not that I'm going to pull that off in this campagin(you'd probably kill all the damn life out of me before I get a chance), but just hypotetically.
Yeah I made an account here just to try and join...
Ummm... you guys still alive? It's been two weeks since the last entry... Any estimates on when you'll be able to continue in case some RL stuff is getting in the way?
Hey people, still alive; busy, but not unable to keep track of what's going on. Which is nothing.
I'm waiting for a response from Jesco. Or Silhar's confirmation that he's actually dead and nailed to the barstool to remain upright.
except more functional.
Yes, she did.
I hunger for knowledge. o-o