Wraithblade6

Warhammer 40k: The Long War (Chaos RP) (Dead, for now, please do not apply)

@Ollumhammersong You could have had your Word Bearer be one of the Gal Vorbak.

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@Ollumhammersong The Thousand Sons *are* more powerful than other legions. Yes. 1v1, would generally not be a contest without some kind of special advantages. You need to realize that. You also need to realize that I am not a douche. I can intelligently play this character.

The Khornite would probably be the most difficult to fight, because of the specific gifts he would have from his god. I would expect him to be more than regular traitor marines could handle 1v1 as well.

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@Jbcool So we going on without him? Should we put this rp on hold?

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@Jbcool@Wraithblade6

I will edit then, out of courtesy.

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@Ollumhammersong Ok. I understand you're pissed, but if there's going to be any realism in this rp, you have to allow other players to do things that their character is logically capable of doing and would do. All of us are PC's and have a certain degree of plot armor, but Thousand Sons in lore are seriously not to be fucked around with. There are IC consequences to that. They can and will blow up your gun, no matter what kind of gun it is. That is not to say you can't still shoot them from afar or cross blades with them, etc. I definitely won't nix everything that gets thrown at him.

The only reason I could see Sanakhet allowing Ashtor to keep the gun would be if he were going to be useful with it, not a threat. And at this point, that's not going to happen. I could still write that he doesn't blow up the gun, if you insist, but you are going to have to seriously think ahead before you get on the bad side of such a character again.

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@Ollumhammersong Sorry. I didn't know it meant that much to you. You might want to rethink your arms however, because plasma weapons self-destruct very frequently.

So, destroying the gun is totally in character, and it's something Sanakhet would probably do if he's stuck in a ship with you. You *did* call for his execution afterall... So what should we do from here?

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@Ollumhammersong I think you didn't read my post. That plasma gun is gone.

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There. I got us out of that over-tired scene. Onto the escape and being crammed into a tight metal box together.

Warhammer 40k: The Long War (Chaos RP) (Dead, for now, please do not apply)

Guroth, Ashtor, Sanakhet, and Vibianus all managed to claim the gunship with a majority of Emperor's Children. Sanakhet glared behind his optics but kept his physical actions respectful to the house. As long as Vibianus had his men around him, the Khornite, sorcerer, and Word Bearer were going to have to keep civil.

Dark as a shadow, Sanakhet took up a lone corner on the command bridge of the thunderhawk. His very presence was unnerving, as if some sinister outworld power had claimed him and was watching. He didn't move, but he never took his eyes off Ashtor. Plasma weapons were so unstable, and the temptation to psychically cause the weapon to self destruct was strong. Sanakhet hesitated however, as the resultant explosion could possibly damage the spacecraft, risking their escape.

Sanakhet stood innocently motionless from across the room. He'd blow the gun up later.

Somebody grabbed the controls and the ship lifted off the ground, a few of the third legion manned the defensive weapons and kept any other enemies off them. Sanakhet wasn't going to waste his talents on this duty, mainly because it would involve turning his back on his dubious allies.

Where would they go to now? The gunship wasn't warp capable, and Tzeentch only knew who had naval superiority in the space above. At best, they'd be able to relocate on-world, probably to wherever the damn purple legion was hiding. Sanakhet for whatever reason couldn't see that far into the immediate future. "This is why we are losing." He mused to himself. Nothing was worse than chaos ununited.

The Gregorian - Imperium (Warhammer 50K RP, The Shape of the Nightmare to Come)

@agentmanatee I thought I'd check with you first, but are you planning on having the enemy throw anything in particular at the Wolves/Relictors in your next post, or shall I just make up some cool shit? I'm just wondering what the enemy might have available to them on this moon.