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The Age piece is stumpin' me a bit. Anyone know what typical Ork lifespan is?


As far as I am aware, there is no cannon for it. If I had to take a guess at it, I would say longer than a typical human lifespan (given that Orks have far less organs and generally less that can go wrong overall) plus their semi-plant nature would probably mean that they are not plagued by many human illnesses.
Do note that Orks, given their nature, probably don't see the end of their lifespans as it is.

A good reference is Ghazghkull himself. He managed lead the First War for Armageddon which was in 444.M41. The Third War was in 998.M41. Given that 554 years have passed and Ghazghkull is still merrily chugging away, leads to believe that Orks CAN live for multiple hundreds of years. It probably corresponds to how much they fight and grow.

Given how Ghazghkull was well alive before even the first war for Armageddon, it leads to suspect that he is at least a few hundred years old.










I will get started right away.
Anyway, let us continue. Without further disturbance.
This is a space opera. Realism isn't exactly a high priority....
<Snipped quote by Hael>
alright... you up for a galaxy of fun? @SomeChap can whip up a good map... At least he did that for me last time around.


Indeed I did, I'd be willing to again as well.
What we off for? Normal milky way? Or a galaxy far, far away?
We've done that before.
When can we expect a character sheet, or further development from this?
Currently it goes:
@Eisenhorn -13
@Maxx -11
@Al -11
@Moonman -10
@Klomster -10

HOWEVER, provided we do not have more enemies show up then the last parts of the combat can be solved probably by Eisenhorn and Maxx.
Kurt hadn't stopped fiddling with his weapon since they got anywhere near the sewers. He had been in a constant state of ensuring that his jury-rigged solution to strapping the flashlight to his weapon wasn't failing, and watching out for the many potential hostiles what would no doubt meet them within the labyrinth that was the sewers. He adjusted his gas mask slightly, but never moving it far enough from his face to show skin, or, whatever else was there.

Keeping a tactical yet fairly swift speed, Kurt followed the rest of the group with the same silence he always had about himself. He could recount details about the map with relative ease, his memory allowing as such, but some of the finer details were off or he flat couldn't remember them. He hoped that the scientist-looking man among them could remember, otherwise it was going to take a hell of a lot of trial and error, a game often played with land mines...
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