I did a quick search and got a couple of Imp images, @ClocktowerEchos, in case you were interested ^^
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Thanks, but I'll still have too sleep on this subject.
Would it be possible for a Guadsmen to come across a Skitarii lasgun and claim it as his own or use a heavy bolter as a deployable MG of sorts?
Yeh, I guess. You might catch some dirty looks from our resident Tech Priestess, but otherwise you should be fine :P
For a deployable Heavy Bolter, you would need some serious vat grown muscles, mutations, power armor, cybernetic enhancements, psychic powers or a squad of goonies to help you carry it around though!
@RithyI know that much about the techies, I'm wondering about the Skitarii.
Also, have any good guard pics? :3
wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Skitarii
I found a page with a whole buttload of information about them should you need :D
I can totally see a Skitarii in the Inquisitior's retinue. An Inquisitor can pretty much put dibs on almost anything he wants(few people really say no to them!).
Yes, or you can go the route of the mad bombardier ala @Monochromatic Rainbow - strapping melta bombs to EVERYTHING!
Emperor only knows where she gets all those from, or keep them for that matter!
Emperor only knows where she gets all those from, or keep them for that matter!
Usually, since the Imperium is so extremely massive, there's ample of room to be creative and come up with your own backstories, as long as you just stick close to some of the central themes @ClocktowerEchos :D
We already got a tech-priest, but the more the merrier, imo!
You'll be the one making sure our guns and holy flamers still function, lest the glorious purgation of heretics ever be paused due to bad tech!
We already got a tech-priest, but the more the merrier, imo!
You'll be the one making sure our guns and holy flamers still function, lest the glorious purgation of heretics ever be paused due to bad tech!
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True enough... we rolled dice for it if I'm remembering correctly xD?
Yupz, and you and Sali rocked each of your own respective area :D
@Monochromatic Rainbow
Ohh, and the area of enhancement is not necessarily limited to just your anterior assets either, just FIY :>
Ohh, and the area of enhancement is not necessarily limited to just your anterior assets either, just FIY :>
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Is WH40K just not roleplay viable?(Or perhaps am I unlucky?)
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10 yrs ago
Forum: Roleplaying Discussion
I think one of the issue with Warhammer RPs is that it attracts people on so many different levels and different expectations.
Some people go in expecting a super-serious grim, dark experience; others because they just wanna shoot and slash things up in a cool action adventure; while others just go with a comedic, dark homur approach to the whole thing involving all manners of shenanigans.
Because a RP can't necessarily follow all of these effectively, it creates the danger of creating rifts between player expectations, and so people who may feel that their expectations are not met are apt to leave the RP.
There's also a great difference between people's knowledge of the lore of the universe, and I've seen many of the more experienced WH40K players often get ticked off and lack the patience to deal with players who potentially only have surface knowledge of the universe, and leave RPs if they don't feel their high standards are met.
Also, I dunno if it's right or not, but WH40K often lends itself to more serious settings; and from my experience, it is much more difficult to run a serious RP than it is to run a comedic one, as it seems to be easier to motivate people/bond with them in a comedic one :P
I'm currently in a Warhammer RP at the moment, and I'd say it's the bond of interest between the players that are really the key to its continued existence.
That said, the mood is a bit light-hearted, and I dunno if it'd fly by the grim dark standards xD
Some people go in expecting a super-serious grim, dark experience; others because they just wanna shoot and slash things up in a cool action adventure; while others just go with a comedic, dark homur approach to the whole thing involving all manners of shenanigans.
Because a RP can't necessarily follow all of these effectively, it creates the danger of creating rifts between player expectations, and so people who may feel that their expectations are not met are apt to leave the RP.
There's also a great difference between people's knowledge of the lore of the universe, and I've seen many of the more experienced WH40K players often get ticked off and lack the patience to deal with players who potentially only have surface knowledge of the universe, and leave RPs if they don't feel their high standards are met.
Also, I dunno if it's right or not, but WH40K often lends itself to more serious settings; and from my experience, it is much more difficult to run a serious RP than it is to run a comedic one, as it seems to be easier to motivate people/bond with them in a comedic one :P
I'm currently in a Warhammer RP at the moment, and I'd say it's the bond of interest between the players that are really the key to its continued existence.
That said, the mood is a bit light-hearted, and I dunno if it'd fly by the grim dark standards xD
@Rithy
Can I join this cult?
That could happen, provided you did your seven daily acts of erotic debauchery for Slaanesh & somehow managed to resist placing melta charges on everything ^_^
@Monochromatic Rainbow
It was part of teh hidden lore around the cult that me and Rivaan made about up; that membership came with the benefit of certain enhancements :D
It was part of teh hidden lore around the cult that me and Rivaan made about up; that membership came with the benefit of certain enhancements :D
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