Plan A is we kill them quickly, as in this initial exchange of fire and mop up the survivors, prepare for their reinforcements(maybe with punji spikes), then kill them. Minimal damage to the forest, clean, quick, and hostiles all down. Plan B is Gunter's insanity personified. If you really look at the situation, if we die the universes are going to die slowly and nothing will change that. Or the universes will go up in a big bang. Either way, at the end of the day the universes are still dying and desperation was apparent enough to summon us, which means we are the last trump card.
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@Liotrent
I approve of this. It would really bog them down and if it works well enough we won't have to resort to the insane plan.
I approve of this. It would really bog them down and if it works well enough we won't have to resort to the insane plan.
I am assuming it's the AOE effect which will be the best thing ever. We have to eliminate them and quickly. Ideally, Gunter will immediately gun down the old man with merciless firepower and ferocity but he's honestly not banking on it. Seen too many mages for that to happen. As for Elizabeth, well let's just say her move was very brave but stupid. She is going for an all-or-nothing and too many things can go wrong for her. If it does not go well for her, she will find her life ended very quickly thanks to a certain power sword or assault rifle, even handgun or knife.
All in all, if we were to just get into two man teams at least I think these enforcers and lalafell will have a terrible time especially if we eliminate several of them on the first go and they can no longer do 2-1, though I'll settle for the lack of full double-team.
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All in all, if we were to just get into two man teams at least I think these enforcers and lalafell will have a terrible time especially if we eliminate several of them on the first go and they can no longer do 2-1, though I'll settle for the lack of full double-team.
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@Liotrent
Yeah, Templars had a rough time. A very bad time. Their leader was burned to the stake, and I recall that the Templars had some secret about the Christian faith that only their leaders knew, and they took those secrets to the grave with them.
On a side note, I think looking at the situation as is, while we are indeed in a bad spot we kinda have to eliminate every single one of the law enforcers and "goblin-sized dwarves." Escape is grand but we'll just end up hunted again, this time with the enforcers having intelligence on us.
Yeah, Templars had a rough time. A very bad time. Their leader was burned to the stake, and I recall that the Templars had some secret about the Christian faith that only their leaders knew, and they took those secrets to the grave with them.
On a side note, I think looking at the situation as is, while we are indeed in a bad spot we kinda have to eliminate every single one of the law enforcers and "goblin-sized dwarves." Escape is grand but we'll just end up hunted again, this time with the enforcers having intelligence on us.
@Infamous Empath
That would be a great honor to Gunter, as the insane death swamp he has had to fight daily would fall under the category of "trees."
That would be a great honor to Gunter, as the insane death swamp he has had to fight daily would fall under the category of "trees."
<Snipped quote by Infamous Empath>
I vote psyco tree killer
Bit of a mouthful. Soldiers hate nicknames that are overcomplicated. It's why Vietcong in Vietnam was sometimes just called Charlie.
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Probably something like this.
EDIT: Gunter is a Grenadier, so calling him Grenadier would be perfect.
@Liotrent
We all need a nickname. It makes things catchier and it's fun. In my Dark Heresy/Only War campaign we had Glorygirl the stormtrooper, Blueblood the noble guardsman, Black Flag the commissar that somehow went to be a psyker, Sarge Sarge the ultimate badass that even when the GM tried to kill him he never failed a roll, Never Die the medic, Crashland the pilot, and Freakshow the psyker.
We all need a nickname. It makes things catchier and it's fun. In my Dark Heresy/Only War campaign we had Glorygirl the stormtrooper, Blueblood the noble guardsman, Black Flag the commissar that somehow went to be a psyker, Sarge Sarge the ultimate badass that even when the GM tried to kill him he never failed a roll, Never Die the medic, Crashland the pilot, and Freakshow the psyker.
Ena Watari
Ena watched the exchange that Seiko and Iria, and figured that they were indeed friends. Ena couldn't put her finger on it, but the reporter was up to something no doubt. Maybe wanting to score an interview with her or something as a new transfer or member of the club. "Anyways, this is an occult club, isn't it? This place is gonna be great material for my blog. I can already tell, heh! And uh, yeah, we're friends of sorts, Ena...annnnd I was actually wondering..." There was a slight pause as Seiko took a seat, crossing her legs. "Maaaybe we could be friends, hmm?"
The question was not out of the ordinary and her smile seemed friendly enough. Ena happily replied to her with a innocent smile "Sure! I look forward to being your friend! But uhm...." Ena did not know how to put her thoughts into words for a second. "What are you taking pictures of in the locker rooms?"
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