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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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9 yrs ago
My grandfather's in the hospital...gonna be gone for a few days, for anyone I'm RPing with.
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Once again, High Command seemed to have no clue what the hell they were doing, thought Caius as he marched with the Cadian 88th alongside their Chimeras. Turning to face another soldier, he asked "So, do you think any of the other regiments will have made it to the Cathedral by the time we get there?" The man looked back at him and said "I doubt there are any other regiments left in the first wave. If there's even a single guardsman from another group at the damn thing, I'll give you my last lho-stick." Continuing the march, Caius managed to mooch half a bottle of Amasec in exchange for maxing out the power on someone's lasgun, much to the chagrin of the Machine Spirit. "Now, it's not my fault if the thing blows up in your face." He explained as he worked. "Yeah, yeah. I'm just trying to actually injure the damn greenskins." Caius handed him back the lasgun with a sigh. "Just...try to keep yourself alive." He said as he turned away, sipping at the alcoholic drink carefully. As he walked among the regiment, he also managed to scrounge up some food, though it was mainly made up of a corpse-starch ration. He devoured it quickly, having not eaten anything since before the initial charge hours ago. Downing a large gulp of Amasec to force down the sickening ration, he sighed and wiped his chin, resealing the bottle and stowing it away for later. As he continued, he noticed a shiny gleam through the rubble of what appeared to be an old house. He approached it, and saw a golden aquila neck charm, hanging off a metal rod. He snatched it up and looked it over. It appeared undamaged, and he chose to clasp it around his neck, running his thumb over it as he whispered a quick prayer to the God-Emperor, asking Him to watch over his regiment and the others that still live. He did so as he marched, just in time to catch up to where the majority of the 3003rd waited, and for the Cadian 88th's Vox-casters to pick up the 3003rd's message to any forces stationed in the Cathedral up ahead.
@SarpedonI heard they did the things and got plenty of points.
The Voices.

They whispered to Sanath when he awoke, creeping into his skull with words of praise. They thanked him for finding the book, reading its contents, giving them names. They encouraged him to seek out more knowledge, learn the truth of the universe, find his real self. After inhaling a dose of Kalma to start the day, Sanath donned his usual clothes and armaments, before carefully placing the book he had found within his bag, and rushing out the door.

In his dealings as a messenger for a local Crime Lord, Sanath had learned a fair bit about some of the hidden cults and sects that lay in the grime and dirt of the underhive, though he had never thought to connect them to the voices he heard. Recalling an old ally from the past who might know of such things, he traversed the alleyways and corridors of the city, before arriving at an inconspicuous shop wedged between two large tenement buildings. The grimey, glowing sign stated Ilario's Specialty Goods, which Sanath knew to mean items of questionable legality. He slowly entered the storefront, cautiously glancing around before approaching the shopkeeper at the counter. "uhm...yeah. Is Ilario here? Tell him Sanath Marko needs to speak with him. It's important business." Sanath said to the man, who gave him a curious look before walking up the stairwell to the above offices. Sanath heard a door creak open, and some muffled speaking before the shopkeep returned, gesturing with a thumb up the stairs saying "Boss's upstairs, ready to see ya..." Sanath spoke a quick thanks to the man before rushing up the steps. He entered the office and quietly shut the door behind him, the man in the elaborate chair behind a desk swiveling it around to face him.

"San, ol' friend! It's good to see ya!" laughed the sleazy man by the name of Ilario, his ring-encrusted fingers clutching a lho-stick and a bottle of questionable liquid. "How're ya doin'? Still workin' for ol' Rotgut Dorn?" Sanath nodded as he sat in the chair across the desk, placing his bag upon his lap. "So what did ya need?" Ilario asked, a wild grin with many missing teeth resting upon his face. "Well, I have this 'item' that I needed more information on. You might wanna close those curtains." Sanath said, reaching into his bag to pull out the book, as Ilario stood to cover the windows of the office. Sanath placed the book upon the desk, the embedded eight-point star facing upward. Ilario chuckled a bit before giving Sanath another grin, this one far more sinister. "Well, lookie here. I figured you'd learn about 'em eventually, just didn't know when. This here book, it's tellin' ya about the Gods. The real ones, not that bloody corpse they preach about at the shrines." Sanath nodded, saying "I've read it, and that's exactly what it said. The reason I came to you is that, well I'm pretty sure these gods are talking to me. I hear these voices that match up with their personalities, and they want me to learn more." Ilario's face quickly turned far more serious, reaching into his desk to pull something out as he spoke. "I'll tell ya what, San. I know a place with people who can talk with ya about this. Take these, they'll help you get in. I'll also be sendin' the word out to 'em." With that he handed Sanath a small card with a stone. As the stone passed over the card, Sanath noted the same 8-pointed star from before. "Head to a placed called 'The Gentlemen's Boutique of Intriguing Antiques' and ask for the VIP area. When they ask for identification, show 'em that star and tell 'em I sent ya. That'll get ya where ya need to go." Sanath stood from the chair and thanked Ilario with a firm handshake, leaving the room and setting out for the shop in question...

@Jbcool

The Emperor's Judgement

In the waning years of the 41st Millennium lies the last bastion of hope for Civilization in the galaxy: The Imperium of Man. Besieged on all sides by foul xenos species, traitorous heretics and cultists, and internal strife, the Imperium must constantly be on the alert, fending off all foes. Most tales of war revolve around the heroics of the Imperial Guard, the soldiers of the Emperor, or his sons, the almighty Adeptus Astartes. However, neither of these forces would be nearly as capable as they are if it weren't for the Emperor's own battlefleet, the Imperial Navy. This is the story of one ship and its crew, an Overlord Battlecruiser known as The Emperor's Judgement.


So now that the fancy intro is out of the way, time for some explanation. We will be playing the Bridge Crew, Security officials, Naval Commissariat, and other assorted crew of an Overlord Class Battlecruiser on a detached duty patrol on the border of Imperial Space.

Rules:
1. My word is law, if I make a decision, you are welcome to try and persuade me from it, but if I say it is final, it is final.
2. Proper Grammar and spelling are a must. I'm fine with smaller post sizes, so long as they aren't a constant stream of one-liners.
3. An understanding of the Warhammer 40k Universe, The Imperial Navy, and The Naval Hierarchy are highly recommended, though I can and will be able to fill any knowledge gaps or questions.
4. If you and another player have any sort of disagreement, please take it to a PM with me tagged, where I will do my best to mediate the situation. If needed, moderator support may be called.
5. Godmodding(Making yourself unbeatable) and controlling a character created by someone else without permission are strictly prohibited.
6. You may run only ONE character at a time, though replacements for deceased characters are welcome.
7. My intended plan for handling character ranks is as such: You PM me your CS with which position aboard the ship you wish to fulfill, and I will suggest a rank suitable for that role. From there we can discuss it further.
8. As proof that you have read every rule(because they're kinda lengthy), tell me your character's favorite color when you PM the CS

Character Sheet Structure:


@Flagg@Ozymandias@agentmanatee@Jbcool RP is up! Please, PLEASE tag anyone else you think might enjoy this RP.
I've been working on this for a while, but I'm also getting completely swamped with school stuff. This may not start as soon as I hoped. Sorry guys...
@JbcoolI'm still here.
Also I had planned for the Enclave to be one of the main 'Big Bads', which you can decode their plans through special events that I've set up.


Fitting since IIRC they're supposed to have a major holding in annexed Canada and Alaska.

@KorbanjaroThe Railroad tells the FO4 PC several times that the lives of Synths are more important than any person, so I doubt they would be focused on saving humans from slavery.
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