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Blackshields [Warhammer 40K, Horus Heresy]

@TemplarKnight07 Ferreus' armour is also painted black, so unless you're just using it as a descriptor for ease of use then Heph wouldn't know. He's not wearing his full colours like Kraeger.

Blackshields [Warhammer 40K, Horus Heresy]

@TemplarKnight07

Hephaistos sighed inside his helmet at Kraeger's ridiculous remark.

It was actually Ferreus who made that remark.

This was totally a fair and honourable fight they were having when they were fighting opponents who had barely any ordinance to even severely damage their armour or adequate armour to defend themselves against his brothers' own exploding shells.

Heph may see it that way, but what he actually meant was 'fair' as in face-to-face, not fair as in equal weapons etc.

Just saying, don't want to be blaming the Iron Warrior for something he never said!

A Tolkien based RP: Out of the Past

But out of curiosity; would it differ if it is a disillusioned Black Númenórean? In contrast to Orcs, all men are (kind off) redeemable.

@Grijs

I'm afraid to say that it would make no difference; the very reason they are called Black Númenóreans is that they were in direct opposition to 'the Faithful' for over a thousand years, their attitude and beliefs matching so closely to those of Morgoth and Sauron (domination over lesser men) that we even get the Mouth of Sauron in an age where their people are pretty much drawing their last breath.

There's also a huge debate as to whether Orcs are also redeemable, which I will not get into here, but of all the men I would have to say that the Black Númenóreans would be perhaps the least redeemable that there are - even the Haradrim and Easterlings (some of them) must have fought simply out of fear of the repurcussions if they did not, or out of a misguided loyalty, or even did not...we don't know everything that happened in the South or East, after all.

In contrast the Númenóreans or 'the Kings Men' at least, fell so deeply to the darkness that redemption for them would likely come only in their deaths. If even then.

So, once more I must say no.

Feel more than free to come up with a different concept though, I'm all ears eyes.

A Tolkien based RP: Out of the Past

@Grijs As much I'm tempted by the idea, gonna have to say no to this one; I can explain why, if you'd like, or you can just accept my decision. Tis up to you.

A Tolkien based RP: Out of the Past

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I think he's joking, to be honest.

@Sigurd

I hope so...if that is the case, then fine.

A Tolkien based RP: Out of the Past

@vietmyke Fair enough...number two to leave.

@Winston Smith Subscribing? Well, you can write up a character profile and PM it to me, that's a good start. :)

A Tolkien based RP: Out of the Past

@JbcoolI think I will make a different, more traditional Dwarf character and get back to you very soon, my friend.

@POOHEAD189

No problemo, I look forward to it.

@Andromedai@vietmyke

Check mic - one, two, three.

Blackshields [Warhammer 40K, Horus Heresy]

@Lunar Also we're an Astartes-only club; highly exclusive, don't ye know!

Excellent profile though.

@HeySeuss We await but your post, o' glorious leader.

A Tolkien based RP: Out of the Past

@dragonmancer Sorry, but I'm afraid it'd have to be a no on that one, dragonmancer. Thanks for showing interest though.

Blackshields [Warhammer 40K, Horus Heresy]

So the Space Corgi wants to go shoving people around, eh? Okay then...we'll see how that turns out. :)