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WARHAMMER 40K: THE TARSON INCURSION

@AndromedaiThank you missus sororitas! <3

'Misthophoroi' - A Sci-Fi Mercenary RP

@Jbcool By 'destroyed' I didn't mean a deathstar boom. More like ravaged to the point of living there being a bad idea. Also I was thinking of making him a veteran combatant. Years of being a lawman and special weapons soldier in the military, he made it his business to know weapons. Their use, disassembling them, and knowing when/how they are useful.

Also, should be done with him within the next few days.

The Lord of the Rings: The Age of Men

To Cure a Curse

@Siaya Dragalorn Hmmmm, doesn't matter what race to me. But I think it'd be a good way for them to see how they work together, though I say let's have it as a random encounter rather than Carish influenced :)

Warhammer 40k: The Chaos Incursion

Can't wait to keep Emperor serving!

The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion - Crimson Skies

The statuesque warrior stood, gripping his axe and shield tighter to feel the give and take of his muscles. He rolled and stretched his neck a bit, and breathed in the hellish air of this strange plane of existence. He realized he'd rather be nowhere else. Bardeck imagined it would sound very crazy to his companions, but he had little talents in this life beyond battle. He knew Gideon felt the same, for the dog loped beside him as if they were simply walking upon a well traveled road in Nirn. So close was the bond between them that Bardeck barely glanced Gideon's way, almost feeling his companion's presence as if he too were a war dog.

Within the tower, the room was illuminated in a more focused fashion than the fiery sky outside. The soot and intense heat gave Bardeck an increasingly rugged and severe look. Positively barbaric and animalistic, if not for the willful intelligence in his eyes. He gazed upwards with the rest, seeing the swirling upper levels. Without asking, Bardeck took point, telling Gideon to guard their flank. With his shield out, he moved forward in a steady advance. The few guards they came across were dispatched with the group's combined efforts wasily enough.

"Huh. I wonder who actually does the guard patrols for Dremora. Do you think there's a roster? Night shifts? Lunch breaks? Do Daedra even have lunch?" Naenya pondered aloud behind Bardeck as he pulled his Axe out of the last Dremora at the epicenter of the tower. The question caught him off guard, and he turned to regard her. It was odd to see, but whenever Bardeck was confused or pondering, the savage warrior would look positively young and naive for a split second. Like a War Dog tilting his head and lifting his ears.

"Never thought about it," he said, and then cleaned his Axe blade with a small ripped cloth. He began thinking aloud. "I imagine demons don't need to rest. From what I've heard, they're not fully individuals like we are. They are to an extent, but they're still all apart of the same evil that fills this plane of existence I would guess." Despite himself, he still wondered it a bit as the companions tried to solve the issue of the locked door. He would have volunteered to go with the Elder, but somehow he thought he'd be more useful here when this bigger door was opened. If it was opened.

The Elder Scrolls: Fruits of Contention - Chapter 1 (Completed)

I'll be catching up my reading, tomorrow. Also @Gcold can I switch my character over to accepted?

The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion - Crimson Skies

Be posting tomorrow!

'Misthophoroi' - A Sci-Fi Mercenary RP

@JbcoolIs the Valnaur Empire a human faction? Can I get a few details about the previous war? Anything on your mind, I suppose. Also, I was thinking of making my Quartermaster from humble origins, but grows up to be a gruff gunslinger, turned lawman, who fought for his planet in the war. It destroyed his planet, so he became a merc and weapon expert.

Warhammer Fantasy - Call of Chaos

@Andreyich@BCTheEntity@BangoSkank@BCTheEntity@wxps350@Willy Vereb@Oak7ree@GreivousKhan
Alright, I'll be GM. On the condition that @ClocktowerEchos can accept character sheets and still help somewhat. I'll do the bulk of the RP. I doubt it would be taxing on me because it seems like it'll be up to the players with how things go, rather than doing a linear storyline.

I'm a huge Warhammer fan, I've played 1,500 hours of Total War games (as well as many other strategy games), and am a military/medieval historian to boot. So, while I heavily suggest players agree about wins/losses before a battle begins and ends, I'll narrate the end result if need be.

While numbers will play a part, this isn't a numbers game. It's how you use your troops, and what kind of troops, that will really set the difference in battles (as well as terrain). And I expect politics to be fairly common, domestic and foreign. Though granted, I do realize the main theme of Warhammer is how everyone is at war because racism lol.