This has got my interest was well. And just a random note about traversing the wasteland: Kellog in FO4 managed to single-handedly trek from California to the Commonwealth, completely unaided from outside sources. It's hard, but it can be done.(I am aware of the joking nature of the dispute, but I just really wanted this point to be brought up.)
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9 yrs ago
My work schedule just completely changed for the worse, so expect me to be less active, unable to run my own RPs, but I should hopefully be able to keep myself in other people's RPs.
9 yrs ago
Grandfather's out of the hospital, so I should be back.
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My grandfather's in the hospital...gonna be gone for a few days, for anyone I'm RPing with.
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A Pre-Interest Check Interest Check Pertaining to the Ultimate Game of War and Peace [Heavy Tabletop] [Advanced Literary Accompaniments] [Heavy WIP]
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Interest here as well
@DoubleThere's a solution to that, borrow the DBZ-era(I think) Royal Rumble-esque rules, where they send fighters in until only one is left.
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It's A Wonderful Life! - An Imperial Guard (40K) RP [Looking for Guardsmen]
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9 yrs ago
Forum: Advanced Roleplay
@OzymandiasWell, given her position as a Vox operator, and the recommendation from a Doctor, if you got issued anything, it'd be the equivalent of a poor-quality Dark Heresy cybernetic arm. This is just my assessment as a player and 40k enthusiast, of course, and by no means the GM's viewpoint.
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It's A Wonderful Life! - An Imperial Guard (40K) RP [Looking for Guardsmen]
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9 yrs ago
Forum: Advanced Roleplay
@agentmanateeWhen we all meet up at the cathedral, with some spare bits of junk and such, Caius could probably rig some crude device to let Ninke hold her weapon, if she doesn't mind pulling the trigger with her existant hand.
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The Fate of the Cursed (WH40K Renegade Space Marine RP: ALWAYS OPEN)
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9 yrs ago
Forum: Casual Roleplay
http://wh40klib.ru/codex/Role-Playing_Games/Dark_Heresy_Rulebook.pdf Here's a direct link to the PDF. it takes a bit to load, as the server site is in Russia, but the PDF is in English.
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The Fate of the Cursed (WH40K Renegade Space Marine RP: ALWAYS OPEN)
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9 yrs ago
Forum: Casual Roleplay
@ShaggyDoo0I can provide a link to the Dark Heresy core book PDF, which has a large amount of Techpriest augments listed in it, if you'd like.
@VeeksI've always been a big fan of starting out with a World Tournament. I also think it might be interesting to have the story progress similar to the DB-DBZ timeline, in that our first 2-3 villains are already on Earth, and then the scale gets progressively larger until we're saving the whole universe.
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An Unholy Mass: Warhammer 40,000 RP [Black Crusade Inspired] [Mature Content]
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9 yrs ago
Forum: Advanced Roleplay
The Voices had stopped.
This was the first thing Sanath Marko noticed since he had returned home with the stolen book. Having rested it upon his dining table, he paced in front of it, anxiously sucking on a lho-stick as he contemplated the ancient tome, thinking about the risks and rewards of reading such a book. He knew for sure that it had to be part of some mysterious cult, hidden away in the dark corners of Imperial society. If he were to read even a fraction of a page of such a book, it would mark him as a heretic for the rest of his life, branding him a traitor, for which the punishment could only be death. This he knew. What he did not know, and was thus eager to learn, was what the knowledge could be that would make it so damning to learn. This is why he chose to sit down with the book, cautiously opening the front cover, and doing his best to read the inscribed pages.
"Many in the Imperium follow a being known as the 'God-Emperor'. This being is more appropriately addressed as the 'Corpse-God', a feeble ruin of a man who pales in comparison to the true Lords of the Warp. There are four such Gods, each with a domain of power exclusive to them, which they watch over with immeasurable might, rewarding those who fulfill their wishes in the mortal realm. The first God to address is known as the Great Corrupter, capable of extending life, and destroying it, cleansing suffering, and renewing it. Not a fickle master by any means, he is quick to reward his followers.
The next God is the Lord of Blood, an honourable warrior of great martial prowess, who rewards the noble fighters, while shunning those who harm the weak and helpless. He is able to grant even the most minute of soldiers great strength and martial skill, allowing them to fell even the most powerful of creatures with one mighty blow.
Thirdly, there is the Architect of Fate. Devoted to obtaining all forms of knowledge and wisdom, his followers seek out lost libraries and crypts, searching for lost artifacts and and tomes, and seeking to spread the newfound knowledge. He honours those who serve him well by providing them with ancient secrets that benefit them greatly.
As the youngest God, the Prince of Pleasure lacks the talent and finesse of the other three, but is still a powerful ruler nonetheless. Gaining power from all forms of desire and love, he blesses his servants by fulfilling their innermost wishes and dreams..."
The Book would go on to describe rituals for pleasing each of the gods and other ways to service their wishes, though many of the pages were tattered, stained, or otherwise damaged. The information that did remain was confusing, and very contradictory to itself, and the benevolent descriptions of the gods. Sanath felt an urge to search for more info, which he suppressed for now. With the newfound knowledge swirling in his head like so many buzzing insects, he stowed the book in an alcove near his bed, then lied down and drifted off into a dreamless sleep.
This was the first thing Sanath Marko noticed since he had returned home with the stolen book. Having rested it upon his dining table, he paced in front of it, anxiously sucking on a lho-stick as he contemplated the ancient tome, thinking about the risks and rewards of reading such a book. He knew for sure that it had to be part of some mysterious cult, hidden away in the dark corners of Imperial society. If he were to read even a fraction of a page of such a book, it would mark him as a heretic for the rest of his life, branding him a traitor, for which the punishment could only be death. This he knew. What he did not know, and was thus eager to learn, was what the knowledge could be that would make it so damning to learn. This is why he chose to sit down with the book, cautiously opening the front cover, and doing his best to read the inscribed pages.
"Many in the Imperium follow a being known as the 'God-Emperor'. This being is more appropriately addressed as the 'Corpse-God', a feeble ruin of a man who pales in comparison to the true Lords of the Warp. There are four such Gods, each with a domain of power exclusive to them, which they watch over with immeasurable might, rewarding those who fulfill their wishes in the mortal realm. The first God to address is known as the Great Corrupter, capable of extending life, and destroying it, cleansing suffering, and renewing it. Not a fickle master by any means, he is quick to reward his followers.
The next God is the Lord of Blood, an honourable warrior of great martial prowess, who rewards the noble fighters, while shunning those who harm the weak and helpless. He is able to grant even the most minute of soldiers great strength and martial skill, allowing them to fell even the most powerful of creatures with one mighty blow.
Thirdly, there is the Architect of Fate. Devoted to obtaining all forms of knowledge and wisdom, his followers seek out lost libraries and crypts, searching for lost artifacts and and tomes, and seeking to spread the newfound knowledge. He honours those who serve him well by providing them with ancient secrets that benefit them greatly.
As the youngest God, the Prince of Pleasure lacks the talent and finesse of the other three, but is still a powerful ruler nonetheless. Gaining power from all forms of desire and love, he blesses his servants by fulfilling their innermost wishes and dreams..."
The Book would go on to describe rituals for pleasing each of the gods and other ways to service their wishes, though many of the pages were tattered, stained, or otherwise damaged. The information that did remain was confusing, and very contradictory to itself, and the benevolent descriptions of the gods. Sanath felt an urge to search for more info, which he suppressed for now. With the newfound knowledge swirling in his head like so many buzzing insects, he stowed the book in an alcove near his bed, then lied down and drifted off into a dreamless sleep.
I'm interested as well, though I'd much prefer an AU.
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