Not wishing to sound needy, but is Tupp good to go?

@dereken I'm at work replying as I can I will read your sheet and tell you when I get home. we are only in the int check don't get ahead of the roleplay.

I realize everyone is excited and wants to play but please be patient I literally only made this int check yesterday give me some time to set stuff up and do my rl job.

Of course. My apologies for jumping the gun.

Also, why is playing a duplicate so bad for you guys? Just because they take on the same role and mantle doesn't mean they're the same person or whatever. Psykers have a wide variety of disciplines they can use and there's more the the Sororitas than just Sisters of Battle; its all there if you're willing to go look for it (which isn't that hard) and also willing to make a character that isn't a carbon copy of someone else's.

It also has to do with a sense of originality. Even if two people play psykers with opposite personality and styles it still wont feel completely separate. there is something to be said for wanting to play something more unique. Fill a niche so to speak and not feel like your character is too easily replaceable by the next man.

Yes there are other options outside but most of them are similar. there are only so many different ways to play a priest character for example.

And some choices just feel boring. I mean who really wants to be an administratium scribe?

I had considered making a seasoned drill abbot, But that would have worked much better if the inquisitor himself had gone through the schola. Worked it into the background that he recruited his old teacher as an advisor and so forth.

The OOC is done.
Head on over.

@Brink@Valor

Here is an idea for one of you. Instead of playing someone linked to an established imperial organization. Someone could play a normal human, probably raised in a schola institute. And this person has been potentially marked as a candidate for inquisitorial training themselves. They aren't ascknlowedged as an apprentice or have that rank. but they might be assigned to an inquisitor or a series of inquisitors to test and train them before being assigned or selected by a more experienced lord for apprenticeship.

This RP sounds interesting!
Do you guys want a Sanctioned Psyker?! :D

@Rithy

The GM declared this rp full up. And we are currently sitting at maximum number of psykers

@Ollumhammersong

Sounds like a double doh :/

@Ollumhammersong I played with the idea of being an Acolyte type but decided against it. I don't mind stepping out, the RP has more than enough interest.

Age:
25

Gender:
Male

Former Occupation:
Kasrkin Stormtrooper

Equipment:

- Hellgun(Lucius Pattern Hotshot Lasgun)
- Combat Knife
- Cadian Imperial Guard fatigues
- Environmentally sealed carapace armor
- Backpack power genetator
- Poor weather gear
- Grooming kit
- Copy of "Imperial Infantryman's Uplifting Primer"

Notable Events:
They said if you reach 20 you’re old, 30 you’re ancient and Cpt. Bennet would happily spend another three centuries in the Emperor’s service. He started out his life in the Guard as all Cadians do in the Whiteshields but was not destined for the life of an average guardsman. His potential was realized during his service in the Cadian Youth Army where he was picked out for specialist stormtrooper training to enter the Kasrkin, Cadia’s answer to Imperial Storm Troopers, totally and utterly devoted to Cadia. Tempered into a hardened fighter by punishing training regimes in war zones he is a battle-hardened warrior.

Being amongst the finest troops the Imperium of man has to offer there is high expectations set for the warriors – having being constantly placed in the harshest war zones and fiercest of fighting has an effect on ones mindset after so long but Bennet is glad to serve the Emperor through service to Cadia. Precise firepower and iron discipline with a hard standing on valour is what Bennet brings to the Inquisitor’s retinue. His hatred of Chaos and wish to serve the entire imperium of man is what brought him to the Inquisitor’s retinue. A loyal warrior trained in the use of numerous heavy weapons and special equipment he brings a certain expertise that in his mind only a Cadian can bring to the field. Although joining the Inquisitor he has retained his Cadian gear with a 7 painted onto the side of his helmet. Despite his training in heavy weaponry Bennet favours the Hotshot lasgun, lovingly dubbed Hellguns.

@SmileyJawsWrong thread mate. Also that weird text squiggles is giving me a headache @_@

Can you link me OOC? There wasn't anything front post. And haha, sowwi.

EDIT: Nvm, scrolled up. derp

Basically no Astartes at all at least due to right now, being chalked up as Karthis lacking enough inquesitorial influence to get on as part of his retinue.

As for weapons/positions, just be reasonable and you should be good. Don't go carrying about something like a dozen digital weapons, a trio of conversation beamer and chainswords coming out of the ass as Daemonhost or something.

Dude, it doesn't matter what kind of Inquisitor you are, if you tell a Space Marine "Join my retinue" then they're gonna fucking join it, because they know they'll get horribly fucking Exterminatus'd if they don't.

That being said, I would love to play a Mutant or abhuman. Failing that, something Mechanicus related. I know the Inquisition and AdMechs aren't on the best of terms (Inquisition tolerate them because the Imperium would fall apart without them.) But the oblivious one that only cares about carving up every bit of tech that he finds sounds like fun.

Dude, it doesn't matter what kind of Inquisitor you are, if you tell a Space Marine "Join my retinue" then they're gonna fucking join it, because they know they'll get horribly fucking Exterminatus'd if they don't.

I'm just chalk it up to say that Karthis doesn't think he has enough repute to go and get a space marine and that Karthis is also not one giving out Exterminatuses like Opera but that's just an IC excuse, it was determined at the start there would be no Astartes since neither the GM nor I wanted one person going around rofl-stomping everything.

That being said, I would love to play a Mutant or abhuman. Failing that, something Mechanicus related. I know the Inquisition and AdMechs aren't on the best of terms (Inquisition tolerate them because the Imperium would fall apart without them.) But the oblivious one that only cares about carving up every bit of tech that he finds sounds like fun.

Personally I'd say play a mutant or abhuman even though its likely that idea will get the Inquisitor killed eventually; we already got a 1 or 2 AdMechs though, might wanna double check on that since we currently only have one with a finished CS. Also, we've already started ya know?

Might I join as a Tzeentchian?