http://thesurrealist.co.uk/movie.php?word=rising+sons

Had a good laugh... But someday it might come true.

Ooorah! Rising suns forward!

>>17683509
>Mostar sisters trying to get our attention with t-shirts.jpg

>>17683509
>>17683493
forgot my trip
>>17683510
Thank you, elegan/tg/entleman, i think my French and Spanish are slowly corrupting my latin. However, as it is High Gothic anyway, so no one really gives a fuck as long as it sounds right.

On other news - at the end of the last session Tactical Marine suggested some colour schemes for Rising Sons
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/17661099/images/1327473786681.png

Anyone may contribute by using this
http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/smp.php
or some other software.

>>17683509
"Remember who you are. You are my son and the one true rising sons. Remember..."

the fuck is this

>>17683584
where we finished last session...

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/17586818/ I
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/17595495/ II
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/17605495/ III
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/17618098/ IV
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/17646053/ V
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/17661099/ VI
previous threads

Hopefully we find the lost third today!

>>17683622
lazily made movie quote generator. nothing special, but i liked the one i got here
>>17683509

>>17683633
Can we start purifying the halberd? If/when we eventually face Asmodeus in combat, I'd assume such a weapon would be especially effective against him.

>>17683679
Sounds good to me.

Who was our progentitor chapter? When it comes to color schemes, I liked the middle one. The green and the gray seemed to clash in my opinion. The first was good too. But I think we
should incorpate maybe a sort of transition affect, like how at dawn the the lowest point of the sky is orange, changing into a more red, then finally regular blue. Kind of like orange legs, reddish torso, with grey arms?

Also, great to see you!

Also, hell yah, second generation!

>>17683674
We've gotta make our report to command, I think we're overdue.

>>17683789
Adamus reporting, I think I like this one the most.

>>17683710
Our progenetors are a mystery. But its 'sons' not 'suns'... also that would look crap.

Also, the 4rth design for your consideration.

>>17683803
>>17683801
Name-an.

>>17683531
>>17683667
Adam, Michael, good to see you. Yes, let us hope they are close now...

Sountrack needed in order to enjoy this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTwg5KAjOjI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASj81daun5Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBmVndzNIkI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOXe0RfMHvo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8Q2WlVuaqs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h38zN_vF_dQ&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjrfAfbt72Y&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhoCf7Kq8Bc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W37gzabRDcc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYWO84GUIg8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-_g8NZr1tA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIGHCoVzqtk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvKppMvFZbU&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miJvzTknCmo&feature=related
SPACE MARINE soundtrack(find yourself)

and anything else you find to be epic(i will add them to the list)

Listening is mandatory. Failure is punished by death, Not having earphones is not an excuse.

>>17683789
*That's*
*the*
*joke*

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xECUrlnXCqk

>>17683840
Side order of business, Let's have a game with our brother-chapter at some point durring this!

>>17683493
Priorities:
- take stock of the dead and wounded marines
- find replacement for Chaplain mistius
- locate chapter monastery (this needs to be done today)
- Purchase additional gear for characters?
Optional:
- Improve Nordgrim and/or Salvation?

>>17683883
Don't forget this >>17683723

>>17683883
I'd vote for improving Nordgrim. Salvation is good and all, but unless something changes, that neighborhood has some problems with us, namely how *accidently* started a genocide. Salvation is great, but Heidrun sort of won't ever be in our control unless we save it from some big bad marauding force of Orks or something.

Is subsector Cryptus (that's the one we're in, right) our assigned area, or is it Sector Deus as a whole? Because the only places that seem good for a Monastery are Lamenta and maybe Nordgrim, but Lamenta has the problem of not having people on it, and Nordgrim doesn't like technology. We might have to look at other subsectors, maybe when we've grown a bit.

For our monastery, Lamenta V seems best.

Pros:
>right next to our allies
>death world status would make for good initiates if we decide to colonize it
>close to Onyx, makes purchasing new equipment fairly simple

Cons:
>close to Onyx, if they attack us openly we're right on their doorstep, though the inverse is also true

>>17683708
>>17683679
it will cost d10 wealth, roll please. Also you are correct that this weapon will have a special bond with Asmodeus - but you aren't sure how it will manifest...
>>17683710
welcome, brother Nigel. Your idea sounds awesome, but as this anon
>>17683803
pointed out, you are RISING SONS. However, it is not unknown for chapter to change name... you can suggest it for the others if you want. As always, i am neutral on this.

Yes, your progenitors are mystery that you didn't bother to find an answer to yet.

rolled 10 = 10

>>17683980
Rolling.

Notification:
+Your airforce is now a part of your Machinery.
+Salvation reaches 30 million population.
+Salvation recruit pool decreases as there are less and less suitable candidates from now lost era of drugs, war and chaos. Current population is a lot more productive and Imperial, but less tough and determined. [Yearly initiates reduced to 20].
+Jarred the Pirate wants to contact you. Do you accept message from this scum?

>>17684047
Yes, let's see what he has to say.

>>17683980
Oh man, I'm so glad woke up when I did. Good thing I decided not to count on a courtesy email *coughcoughskargancough*

>>17684047
Yes, let's see what he has to say but I also agree with >>17683883

>>17683963
>>17683938
I am very much against using a deathworld atall. Its fine for colonisation, crusading or recruitment. But not HQ, that has to be something more interesting as the monastery has to be strategically placed, not just for this system but others too.

The idea of a asteroid or moon is growing on me. I also like the idea of an iceworld…

>>17683980
Can't we just have different equipment made?

I dont want to use tainted weapons.

>>17684047
We'll listen to what he has to say. Criminals keep their ears close to the ground by nature, so he might have useful info.

>>17684047
Is there a monetary bonus to having a less strung out population? Or is this growth just a setback because we're space marines, and civilized people are SOFT.

>>17684068
That Ice world we were supposed to look for, I think its a forbidden planet now.

>>17684068
That's the point of purifying them, they stop being tainted while still having special qualities.

>>17684120
Yeah, no. After what happened last time, I'm fully behind getting rid of the halbird. I like the suggestion someone made last time of ejecting it into the sun.

>>17684120
Dont point out the obvious to me.

I know thats what its supposed to do. But its still heretical. And you act like its the only weapon in the imperium.

>>17683883
Also find the lost company. We got the wrath bone thingy that should help us chase them down.

If Heretical things, like the helmet and the halberd, are in stasis fields, do they have any influence whatsoever? Because if the field neutralizes any corruption, I think it's a better idea to keep these heretical artifacts under our watchful eye, and also give the morale boost of having trophies of our successes and mementos of our defeats.

>>17684068
I second you on both accounts. Just burn the halberd.

How about we search our Lexicon for a suitable moon or asteroid. Their might be suitable ones in systems we already visited, but they were not mentioned because we were not looking for them

>>17684177
I agree, we should definitely keep them if we can do so safely.

>>17684177
The thing is we can never be sure that the field neutralizes all corruption.

I personally don't like the asteroid thing. Why choose a small rock floating in space when you can have a big rock that floats in space and can have people live on said rock.

>>17684223
I want a asteroid because it's easy it set up (politicly), goes with the space theme, and likely has some minerals that we can use.

>>17684220
I think it just slows it down, to the point where we'd have to leave them sitting for a couple thousand years to get a day's worth of corruption. Still dangerous in the long term, but not "oh god daemons everywhere" dangerous.

>>17684299
The political argument is invalidated because Lamenta is just as barren as an asteroid. Planets would likely have more minerals as well. And a deathworld goes with the, I'm a space marine, I can kill you with my left foot while eating breakfast.

On a side note, I think we should try to colonize Lamenta. Not necessarily in preparation for a Monastery, but because have a planet loyal to us is a good thing. Also, because Salvation's initiate rate fell, we need a new place to recruit. Deathworlds are great recruiting grounds.

>>17684352
I think this is a great idea. We also don't too much about Lamenta, only that it appears to not have a population.

sorry for delay, gf, sister and family seem to conspire against me.
>>17683998
Purification will take a year to complete.
>>17684065
sorry, i will send out letters to everyone now :D

>>17684352
A space marine is a holy warrior that most likly owns no possessions, has no arrogance and upmost honour. They are the imperiums last line of defence.

Not what you say.

>>17684352
But It's a death world and that means it will kill our serfs and make maintaining our buildings more expensive. Also I think being based on a asteroid would make repelling invasions easier if we maintain space superiority (which seems to be our specialty).
On a side note: I agree with you about trying to colonize Lamenta. I'm just not sure how to go about it with out making the poor colonists hate us.

>>17684401
Oh I'm givin you shit bro, we cool.

That said 50w for information that *might* benefit the chapter? Dude is trying to extort us.

>>17684416
Tell that to the Space wolves. Those guys...

Speaking of, what is our chapters demeanor? Are we the holy warrior with no arrogance type? Or the Purge Everyone type. I'm sure not all Space marine chapters are like what you say, Tactical. Unless I'm wrong, which I most likely am. I've never actually played 40k, or any of the RPG, but I have read a bunch of the lore.

>>17684401
"One may privateer from a planet or xenos. But never from the emperor. We are the emperors weapons, without us you would have no home, nore future. Give us the information we need lest you lose further and perhapse in the future we may look on you as more than a privateer."

Well, do you have a place for one more brothers? I have just finished reading the earlier chapters.

>>17684476
So far we seem to rather reasonable and noble. (Thats one of the things we have to develop through role playing)

>>H reporting in

Helberd: I vote to purify it
Monastery: I vote for fleet based chapter (ramilies class star fort anyone?)

>>17684401
we need to know what he wants to tell us - but i don't want to pay him.

Also: we should try to locate Lost Company & start preparations for next generation of marines (500 initiates!!)

>>17684476
According to imperial creed, even the lowliest space marine of the lowliest chapter, should be afforded reguards by even the highest noble lord.

Don't know if anybody is aware of this, at first I thought this 'chapter' was going to a successor of http://1d4chan.org/wiki/Rising_Sons but then it became more apparent that this was supposed to be a completely new chapter...

>>17684068
btw, building a real monastery costs between 100 and 1k Wealth, unless you will convert Eternity. Also you are right, that you can make relics yourself, but you have to have appropriate servants/contacts/allies to commision a work on book/weapon/ship, etc.
>>17684091
They indeed have become a little soft under the protecting wing of Rising Sons, however slowly growing economy should start really accumulate considerable wealth in some time...
>>17684120
This anon has a point. However there are lots of chapter that do use tainted weapons... they are known to be HIGHLy effective.
>>17684177
You THINK that they have no influence while in stasis field. The truth is that there are very few tainted artifacts in the universe that do something by themselves, without a willing wielder...

>>17684452
He might have information worth *something*, but 50 wealth for another "Onyxian techpriests are assholes!" is too high, and as space marines we are not obligated to run around doing the dirtywork of a pirate.

Ask him the nature of this threat, if we are interested in further information we can negotiate the price.

>>17684496
Also we tend to dislike dependency.(as it leads to weakness)

>>17684491
Come on it.

>>17684520
No, we are not Katana Marines. Not yet anyways but I don't think we'll be heading that direction anyways.

OP, which part of the galaxy we are currently in?

And how many other chapters know us?

>>17684544

so we're a successor of the katana marines?

>>17684562
The north, on the eastern edge.

The only chapter we have met are the Silencers.

>>17684534
>However there are lots of chapter that do use tainted weapons...
Name 1 that is not bloodravens or radical inquisitors.

>>17684583

Which segmentum?

Tempestus or...

Also about halberd, i think something we create with our own hands would be much better.

We can create our relic weapon rather than finding a relic weapon.

Also we shouldnt trust something that is corrupted, even it is purified.

>>17684578
>>17684544
No. We are completely new and different.

And we obviously need to change our name.

>>17684644

That would be a good start imo...

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/17595495/#17598264
Loction

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/17595495/#17597972
Friend chapter
And their named the Silent Guardians my mistake.

look up the rest your self

We should start to think more about economy too: we burn any income as fast as we get any. So I think we should invest our wealth in salvation on sth.
As for expanding our fleet: I think that te best way to do this is to concentrate on taking over ships of our enemies (I have some pirates in mind) if we have some adventage in battle.

>>17684676

Thank you brother. Also i kinda read previous threads too quickly. İ should read them again, not now though.

>>17684491
Always! Nothing makes the Emperor happy as another worthy warrior in his armies!
>>17684520
Emperor preserve me... I knew nothing about this o.O

>>17684534
We should probably try to contact an artificer on salvation.

Later we may need to train/promote some techmarines into artificers and station them in the manufactorum when we buld the monastery. That way we dont have to go so far to other worlds for some types of equipment.

We should also see what onyx has to sell.

I've been thinking about the characters and i'd suggest:

Chapter master: master crafted power sword, power fist?

New Chaplian: artificer armour, crozius achrynim, rosearus, and whatever other weapon they prefer. Melta bombs.

Librarian: combi-bolter (so he doesnt have to use his psychic powers so much). Rune weapon (whatever he prefers)

>>17684745

Thank you brother.

İ vote for monastery based.

Also, previous threads isnt clear on that much. Though we are going the reasonable and honourable path, what is our primary combat tactics?

>>17684745
If a fleet based chapter can add ships ad infinitum, can a monastery based chapter not? I don't see why a monastery based chapter can't have a huge fleet.

I say for now we remain fleet based until we have enough capital to invest in a good monastery, as well as when we find a good place. Right now nothing seems appealing to me, I don't know about you guys.

>>17684812
Given our mysterious geneseed. We have yet to find our tactical calling. Although some effort has been made towards accurate boltguns, and heroes to challenge other heroes.

>>17684826

Well i see your point. Our chapter isnt big enough for a homeworld and we should keep our forces together. Still we should go monastery based as soon as possible.

>>17684535
Jarred swears that it has nothing to do with Onyxians, however Kiotan, as a master diplomat, thinks that he really seems to be in a misserable position. Kiotan thinks that he can do the following:
>Try to decrease the price(might backfire)
>Try to recruit him for your cause(for whatever reasons)
>Try to offer him an Escort ship for information
>>17684511
Good to see you, H.
>>17684562
Pic related - Sector Deus and you know only Silent Guardians, you brother chapter from the Grey Founding(the same one as you). However you never tried to start a PR campaign with other chapters, it was by accident that you met even SG.
>>17684578
my god, NO.

>>17684745
Could I get some common upgrades and their costs.
Also would it be possible to have a normal monastery but also upgrade Eternity like a monastery (so we have a mobile forward base)

>>17684700
I know I've been trying to convince the others to invest in salvation but it's always some thing else is more important.

>>17684812
Also we have learnt shock (a space combat tactic) so I was assuming that we would continue down that path.

>>17684857
Alright, let's invest in Salvation and get some stuff going. I personally like the idea of a planet monastery but we seem to be leaning more towards fleet based anyways; I'll lean with the majority.

>>17684857
I say try to recruit this guy as a chapter serf, get his fleet under our thumb. Get him to end his pirating ways and seek purification. If not, we should try to end any trace of pirating in the sector, starting with him. This time it will be most of the fleet, not just two escorts that were sent to explore.

>>17684880

I think we should think about making a planet sized space ship...

Jokes aside for now lets stay space based until we stabilize our ecenomy, increase our numbers and get some renown.

Also awe and shock tactics arecool but we should, you know, invest in legion tactics. Giving ultramarines the middle finger.

>>17684912
Their dose not seem to be any good reason for us not to have both.

>>17684826
That wont work. And ending rogue traiding in the area... impossible. We have to respect the charter.

>>17684926
Shock was (from what I understude) climing on the out side of a space ship then bashing our way in. Shocking (and then spacing) every one.

>>17684770
Unfortunately, Salvation has no tradition in creation of relic weapons... You will have to invest into this field yourself or search for someone else to do it. maybe Onyx? trollface.jpg
>>17684826
Nigel, you are right - Monastery based chapter CAN have fleet of any size, what I meant is that Monastery itself cannot be expanded ad infinitum. well, at least you are limited by the size of your planet. :D

Also, I will prepare Chapter Doctrine template for you.

>>17684958
Wait, is this guy that Rogue trader we ousted from Heidrun? Old enemies turning full circle, asking for help.

I think we should remain raising sons. I really like the name, and the deed we acomplished while carring it. I think that it is fairly reasonable, that someone in vast imperial machine forgot, that other chapter of that name already exists.
Fact that another raising sons already exists could help us in laying low, as one of lords of terra suggested (the one that got assasinated).

>>17684857
I vote for recruiting him.

>>Good to see you, H.
Good to see you to. I really didn't want to miss this part of quest like the previous one.

>>17685001
No he is the one we scared of Nordgrim.

Does Nordgrim have any moons? The planet's dislike for technology won't matter one jot if we base a fortress-monestry on the moon above them (see The savages of Baal and the Blood Angels above for details), and we'd still get ready access to any archeotech from the crash site/recruits/be right next to them to defend the planet if pirates turn up. Plus, they like us and don't have suspicion upon them, which is more then could be said for Onyx or Tyr. Heck, if we're ever in a real scrape we can always call on THEM for help to bulk our numbers out a bit.

>>17685001
No, that was Leyshan Moriarty, Jarred is just a pirate we ran into when we first arrived at Nordgrim.

Which reminds me, this guy might know something about him, since he would've fled to the Black Guild if he survived the battle over Heidrun.

>>17685025

Might work, i mean we can actually even build a fortress at planet side.

Also OP, do we have a diplomacy panel where our relations with different groups are displayed. (dont understand how you prepare those pics.. :))

>>17685020
>>17685046
I knew it was the Nordgrim guy.
>>17684958 threw me off.
How does killing this band of pirates interfer with a Charter of Trade or what. He isn't a Rogue Trader to the best of our knowledge, and the Imperium can put down a Rogue Trader if they get uppity, even though they are allowed to trade beyond the edge of the Imperium.

>>17685025
The problem with Nordgrim is that it's so far way from the rest of the sector.

>>17685084
Agreed.

A planet has more resources than a moon, which is why i initially favoured this idea.

But it also has to be able to be strategically placed to protect the sector, but also have good lines of supply. In addition, it has to remain fairly secret.

>>17684857
Hey we have that dark Elder ship that we have been wondering what to do with. And a good deal of Xeno tech wealth. Perhaps we could work out a deal?

>>17685084
Nordgrim's in the upper middle if I recall correctly. Its equdistant from all those enemy-filled worlds to the left and the Imperial worlds to right,

>>17685118
I still think we should test ships weapons on its weak points. Incase we have to face eldar and dark eldar ships again.

>>17685105
The ice world is (probably) the best choice then. He needed us to find it, and that means Onyx doesn't know about it.

>>17685139
>>17685105

Nordgrim it is then. Also, what is our aim now brothers?

>>17685146
"He" being the late High Lord of course.

>>17685146
Pretty sure he said don't go to the ice world, he was forbidding it for some reason. Also, with teh other Rising Sons chaoter way out in the middle of nowhere, do we really have to rport in to the HLoT? The two guys that knew we existed are dead now, and the other chapter could be an excuse for not having reported in if we get found out. We could say we were reporting in, but in a clerical error, come clerk deleted our report because he thought it was sent twice.

>>17684880
You can upgrade both of them, but the simple problem with ship is that it's too small/not specialised for things such as:
+Shipyards
+Manufactorums
+Industry
+Temples
+Barracks
(some of these things I mention can be built to a small degree, but not any further, like max lvl 1 Barracks, and only in Cruisers or heavier ships)
I have no prices at hand right now, but building something on ship will cost about 50% more because of logistics and need to rearrange inner workings in the ship.

so, Rising Sons, whom do you hate most, from all your travels so far, as a Chapter Master? Eldar who cut off your arm? Asmodeus who tricked you? Moriarty who laughed and insulted you? Borborygmos who killed your friend? cast your vote

>>17685146
We have not found the Ice world yet. (unless I am mistaken)

For right now I think would should be fleet based. When we get a good planet and enough wealth then we can settle down. (also a half monastery battle barge would still be useful if/when we settle down)

>>17685192
Chaos, Particularly Asmodeus for our weapons were no good against him.

>>17685192
If this is for a favored enemy, I think we should go with that freak of nature Borborygmos, who killed the most of our brothers. Or Asmodeus, for he is still around.

>>17685139
No it was in the bottom left corner.

>>17685192
I hate Onyx the most, they're somehow involved in the disappearance of the third.
>>17685171
We don't know of the other chapter, how would we argue that? I think it'd be a good idea to send our report to whoever took over for our masters. We don't want the Inquisition coming after us.

>>17685192

Asmodeus.

Borborygmos was delivered the Emperor's Justice, and it does no good to waste hatred on a foe already crushed. Moriarty was beneath us, and beneath even contempt. And the Eldar may have cost us an arm, but from that too we can recover.

But... Asmodeus. Asmodeus plotted against us with no reason aside from the warped visions of chaos, and tried to use us, the Master of the Rising Sons, to sow the seeds for our chapter's downfall. It is this warped being that deserves the most hatred, in the hope that bitter hatred can be converted into the Emperor's retributuion upon his feeble plots and schemes.

>>17685171
No, we were asked to tell him if we found it. I assume this also meant "don't erect a monastery on my world", but I'm sure a devout servant of the Emperor would understand, given the circumstances. Also he's dead so he can't use it.

>>17685192
The Eldar will pay in time. Any daemon is a vile enemy, and should be hated regardless of their actions. Moriarty is either dead or deposed, he ate his arrogant words as his fleet burned. Borborygmos is dead, the death of our brother is avenged for every treacherous marine we kill.

So right now my most hated foe is a tie between the Dark Eldar and the Onyxians.

>>17685192
Borborygmos is dead a gone. At the moment, I fear/hate both the unknown threat of Asmodeus and the looming/potential threat of Onyx.

>>17684984
At least! What will we do if our some marine will mutate? I'm for allowing them to serve our chapter till glorious death in battle.

How long have we wait till our new cruiser will be ready to serve us? I would really want it to become our flagship.

As for most hated enemy: Asmodeus. He tried to use us as a tool and if he succeded it could mean our destruction. That we can not forgive

What is our wealth status? We should prepare next generation of marines and try to generate more income.

As for monastery: we should wait. We do not have resources to build one, so why bother?

>>17685447
We have 49 wealth, it says so at the top of the thread. (it's in the images)

>>17685192
I hate the eldar the most.

The crushing loss of mistius and the others was bad. But also part of war.

It is the dark eldar which managed to out think us completly and capture our ship.

>>17685484
thanks.
I read them, I just somehow missed that.

AAAAH! iv'e been lurking on this thread since the first one! i couldn't find the last post tho, going to get caught up right merow.

>>17685518
And the techpriests, who managed to steal an entire BATTLE GROUP?

I'd hate them more, to be honest. They're pricks. Even the TYRRANS are nicer.

>>17685572
Half a battle group, and we are not even sure that it is the Onyxions.

>>17685598
We have two unrelated sources both pointing towards the Adeptus Mechanicus of a forge world attacking and capturing our brothers. We know of one group fitting that description, and they are known for being more loyal to the mechanicus than the Imperium.

>>17685709
I concede that they probably did it but we don't know for sure. Still the best way to know for sure is to find the half of the battle group that crashed.

>>17685025
Nordgrim has four moons, two of which are habitable(desert-moon and mountain-moon). Mountain-moon is inhabited by some sort of semi-sentient xeno lizards.

that's it! I am alone now!

>>17685834
Are there any habitable planets/moons in the Lamenta.

I'd say Asmo, he attacked our open minds like a fortress, unbarred and unguarded.

I vote for monastery, preferrably a moon over Nordgrim or Lamenta. Also what DID we do with the DE ship?

>>17685447
monastery(max lvl) can be built out of Eternity, that was the original Endyrion Machus' plan for Rising Sons. Average base can be converted out of a Cruiser and a small outpost can be built out of an escort

Jarred agrees to either:
Serve you for 50W and give you information
Just give you information for 30W

He also accepts/can sell your:
Dark eldar xeno-teleporter: 20W / he will take 3W
Leyyshkin 75W / he will take 10W

>>17685834
I vote for establishing a base on one of Nordgrim's moons, then! We'll have a suitable base from whence to recruit from quite close by. The system is also a good distance away from Onyx, which ought to serve us well in the future.

>>17685896
DE ship is currently in orbit over Heidrun. Not sure if we can use the weapons though.

I think we should get a fleet together, and use the wraithbone to locate our lost brothers.

>>17685834
what do you mean by 'psichic manifetation'?
Is it chance for manifesting psyker talents or something else?

Can we convince Omirionn to train marines who have predispositions to become librarians?
As I remember he was against it, but how strong is his standing? What if we ask him to care for them so they can't become threat to themselves and their brothers?

>>17685834
Nordgrim's Mountain moon would allow us to have a Fortress-Monastery dug in deep inside the mountain, with lots of tunnels leading to AA batteries/Machine gun Nests/etc.

>>17685867
Lamenta V has one red desert moon.
>>17685896
DE ship is still in guarded in Heidruns orbit. btw, Marius, I don't think that I saw you before - so welcome to Rising Sons.

>>17685947
Plus we could ride lizards/dinosaurs!

>>17685118
Trading xeno tech to normal humans is Extra Heresy.

>>17685918
I'm against givim him anything. we can arrange a meeting and then take what we need - he is pirate after all, so I don't think it wouldn't become stain on our honor

I think we should left construction of monastery for time, when we will have much more resources. It will be to much of a loss to convert eternity - right now we need any ship we have - our fleet is to small to loose its most powerful part - without it our losses in any battle will be considerably larger.

>>17685918
Have him sell the DE ship, and teleporter. After he has done that ask him to return to us and we pay him the 50W for him to become our serfs (and make the serf bit clear to him).

I Propose that we sink enough wealth into salvation to have it jump a tech level. I want this because A we will get more from taxes and B the tech should start disseminating to the rest of the planet.

>>17685947

Dear Emperor, I love this idea.

Purging the planet's surface of these lizards would also provide some good sport and practice for our 2nd generation of Space Marines. A fortress-monastery, dug deep into the side of the mountain, yes.

>>17685973
Thanks, I've been lurking since first thread, missed a few caught up and decided to join. Really awesome stuff here Skargan.
>>17685997
Are we going to have any other way to get rid of this Xeno filth? if not i say we plant the meltas and blow the accursed thing?
>>17686045
He might use the ship or the tele for himself, and that's bad news...unless hes on our side....

>>17686061
Maybe Ordo Xenos could get some use out of it?

>>17686109
I like this idea. Contact order xenos for some brownie points and off loading this wretched thing is my vote.

>>17686109
But they won't pay us.

>>17685943
you understood correctly. About 5% of battle brothers from second generation have a chance to become psykers at some point.

Omiron:
>You must understand me, master... My skills lie in killing the witch, not training the witch. I hate what I am with all my heart. I am afraid of even trying what you suggest, because I will hate my students and they will hate me...
>>17685572
Unonymous, glad you made it. And it's Tyrians(unless you want to insult them).
>>17685997
You have no idea to whom Jarred will sell it. I will randomize it.
>>17686045
acting like a dick will get you Treacherous reputation. yes, he is a pirate, but if you will ever have to deal with his kind again, they will remember it very well.

Jarred would agree with being a serf, however he suggests that as a servant he would be most useful to you as a ship captain/colony commandant/explorer(at least he's skilled in these things). Also he could become your private corsair:
5+d10 Wealth per year for unrestricted piracy
d5 Wealth for restricted piracy(only from non-Imperial sources)

>>17686176
I say we recruit this pirate, but keep it to restricted piracy. No need to have a heresy bump every year from one of our servants running around blowing up trader ships.

>>17686160
Yes, but dealing a xeno ship to a pirate so it can float around our sector doing who-knows-what? Pass.
>>17686176
I say we make him a scout/explorer. An extra set of eyes always helps in the vastness of space.

>>17686217
Second

>>17686045
sorry for typoes

>>17686061
I'm not for giving him DE escort. I'm for getting from him what we need. Then we can decide what will we do with man. As he said he is hard pressed, and he need us more.
The second thing: HE IS A PIRATE. It's like negotiating with terrorsist - if we give him what he wants, any man in the sector will think, that he can set price for anything that we need/we should get for free.

>>17685973
How long before Angelus Novus will be ready?

>>17686176
I'd also support giving him the xeno ship, if he wants it. If I remember correctly, he rather hated xenos and might not want it. He also might not have any psychers and can't only psychers control the ship?

>>17686061
As strange as it might be, Jarred is appaled by the prospect of having to command Dark Eldar ship.
> Nay, milord, all my life I flew only with good old human tech and nothing can be better than a sturdy steel eagle under my arse. That xeno-shite is going to kill you, i don't trust it.
>>17686109
You have no Ordo Xenos contacts and getting through to Inquisition is a lot harder than you think.

We shouldn't tell Ordo Xenos anything. they would have a problem with us keeping this stuff for so long. We should keep the DE ship under our control, where it's nice and safe.

I think we should buy Jared's loyalty with the Teleporter + how much wealth it would cost. Have him continue to explore. We need a better place for a monastery than a moon over a feudal world or a deathworld.

>>17686285
Seconded. Have him sell the tele, buy his loyalty.

>>17686285
Thirded

>>17686176
>>17686254
I think I misunderstood. He will become our serf and generate income? If so, I will support this option.
Better not be seen as treacherous

>>17686305
Why would we want him to sell the teleporter. We can do that ourselves.

A pirate with a teleportarium is a pirate that can easily disable enemy ships for us. Even if he doesn't want a Xeno ship, teleporting technology is extremely rare in the Imperium.

>>17686285
Hmm, 30w+giving him the teleporter to sell and letting him keep all profits would equal his hiring/info price. I say we do that, one teleporter (that requires a psyker to operate, good luck with that) is far less dangerous than an entire xenotech ship.

>>17686226
>>17686254
I'm not for giving him the DE ship, I'm for getting him to sell the DE ship for us. (of which he will take a commission)

I'm agains giving him too much freedom. I do not trust him, thus I propose giving him a Honor Guard/Oversight Counsel. Too guide him in the wishes of the chapter and aid him in endeavors deemed necessary. (probably like 4 Marines)

>>17686336
Honor guard of who? I hope were not talking marines. But that's not a bad idea, a few tough NCO's from our IG guard to act as marines and watch dogs on his ship.

Could we give him a small amount of pay so he doesn't even need to pirate imperial shipping?

Since Omiron is less Librarian, more "Kill all the psykers", I think we should work towards finding another librarian. The second generation is more psychically tuned, so we might need someone to train anyone that shows a psychic ability.

>>17686376
Guard for the Caption. The Honor Guard is for appearance, in truth they would be there to make sure that he does not betray/abandon us. And It's to cement the Image that he is a independent serf fleet.

>>17686393
The sisters of battle said they could help us with training librarians.

>>17686376
Don't pay him. Just have him not pirate imperial ships. If he does, we'll send him and his crew to the immaterium, permanently. Our new guys do need some experience under their belts.

Also, I feel like having Marines on their ship would be fine as long as they aren't attacking Imperial ships.

>>17686336
Keep the DE ship, i don't like the idea of of a merchant house buying it, or it showing up in the hands of our enemy in this sector or any other sector for that matter.
I say we destroy it, but i don't any one is for "throwing away money" even if it is an affront to our most holy emperor.

>>17686430
Yes, lets keep an eye out for psychic presence in our battle brothers. And if one is found to take them to the sisters

>>17686176
One important thing that you should notice - Jarred has no ship of it's own right now, you will need to provide him with one. On the other hand - he has a very capable crew and a lot of good skills.
>>17686254
Next year 031.M41

Brothers, i present to you entirly and completly, this, the thunder-bolter!

We should get one for our chapter master as soon as possible. And possibly the sternguard veterans. (then we can use them instead of terminators)

It would be awsome if any kind draw-brother would make this exist.

>>17685834
If we go for mountain moon then the hammer makes even more sense! It can be used for digging, and we can make stone carving one of our chapters traidmarks.

>>17686491
Agree to Nordgrim's request, and call Voroshilav to answer the accusation, have him inspected by a chaplain. If he just likes little boys, well fuck if I care. If he is truly corrupted by chaos, death to the heretic.

>>17686491
Nam can go if he wants. I suggest we drop him off and any friendly, local imperial world and buy him a ticket on the next ship out of here, to the nearest Ogryn world/ IG regiment.

If Nimrod wants to lead green soldiers, fine by me.

Is our fleet master corrupted by Chaos, or is he did he just develop a fetish for sailors? If its the later, let him stay, he's a good Admiral. If the warp has corrupted his very soul, let's see if we can redeem him. If not, by the fire be PURGED.

>>17686491
When did we get Kassandra? Considering our history with infiltrators this might be important.


Nam: free to go, but please remember our friendship

Nimrod: Sure, if it can be managed

>>17686491
Ask Nam if he wants to go to the pirates! A orgyn at the front of a boarding party is TERRIFYING. If not, let him go with out blessings.

Bring Voroshilav for questioning. If he is found wanting give him to the sisters. They will flay the heresy out of him.

>>17686547
* our blessings

>>17686516
Seconded

Ave brothers, reporting in for duty.

It's ironic, I'm Irish and I'm normally on GMT time, but for the next three or so months I'm on MST time (GMT +7), which means I'll be late for most of this threads.

>>17686541
Kassandra has been with us from the beginning. But when you think about it, she could be corrupted and just wants to remove our fine Admiral. We should have our entire non-marine command staff be evaluated for warp taint.

>>17686491
Forgive me if this is just bad memory, but who is Kassandra?

>>17686578
Our astropath, read the Allies section of that picture at the beginning of the thread.

>>17686516
Nimrod, not Nordgrim.

>>17686491
Nimrod can have his group of young guns. May the Emperor lead them to victory and glory in the next campaign.

"I want Voroshilav brought before me right now. He is to answer for these accusations. Depending on his answer he shall either be sent to Mostar for cleansing... or I shall expunge of this filth myself, with fist and fire!"

>>17686576
Holy Terra, has Asmodeus has made as see traitors everywhere?

>>17686591
>>17686576
Ah

By the way we should start a party out to find the Lost company soon.

Task Force Lantern was reformed after the Chaos incursion, right? If not, lets have all ships start searching again, aside from those part of Task Force Shield.

>>17686609

Definitely; as I was saying last thread with every passing year the chance chaos has ensnared the lost third grows greater, and having 1st generation Rising Sons turn traitor will be a huge black mark on our Chapter's history.

We need to find them soon, we've been putting this major task off for a while now.

>>17686650
I think it happened during the first or second session.

>>17686633
We have that eldar thingy so I think that we should take a lager fouce and the CM as we should find something sooner.

>>17686442
to be exact, they claimed that they can provide services instead of a Librarian, that is to purge everything. However they are qualified to train chaplains...
>>17686511
Oh man, I LOVE YOU! and Sternguard is an awesome term, i immediately transfer 10 best first generation marines to this new unit...(if everyone agrees with this name, because Honour Guard is cool but a little too generic, If you have a better name - don't be shy and suggest it)

>>17686686
Love it. Glory and Honour to the Sternguard.

>>17686607
Many of sensed something was wrong when Asmodeus popped up, but we did nothing until it was nearly too late. From now on it's better to speak up and look the fool than stay silent and be one.

Skargan, how dangerous are those xenos on Nordgrim's moon? I really like that suggestion of sending our new marines there to clean them out.

>>17686650
Agreed, there's no reason to put this off now that we have the wraithbone to lead us to them. We should put together a sizable fleet so we don't have any further DE/pirate shenanigans waylaying us.

>>17686491
1.) Nam, you must take us to your planet. Once we are there we may raise a platoon of your kind.
(Ever since we encountered those obliterators ive been thinking about anything with matching fire power and there is nothing in our armories which could do it. Therefore we see what the techmarines can do to increase ogryn fire power and armour)
2.) Of cource nimrod. But i think the second generation should be kept in there own squads, with a first generation veteran sargent at they're head.

3.) Then he shall be taken to the sisters, to have them do what they will to see if anything could be recovered of this man. An investigation should be commenced, perhapse by the diplomatic marine. This has Asmodeus's fingerprints on it.

>>17686491
first of all we should investigate this ship, then go to search for lost company

ask nam for a little patience - he can always train with marines

let nimrod have what he wants

as for kassandra and our fleet commander - test them both for taint. If one of them is tainted - purge. If fleet commander is not chaos worshipper, order him to behave. We cant have rumors about our officers acting like heretics. Such rumors can hurt reputation of our chapter

>>17686686
Honor to the Sternguard!
>>17686697
Perfect. Have the un-bloodied clear them out.

>>17686686

Umm...are you even familiar with Warhammer 40k? At least the tabletop game, cause space marine chapters have units called Sternguard that along with Vanguards and terminators make up the first company of a chapter. Unless you mean to make those marines Sternguard veterans which means they are basically elite shooty marines...

>>17686733
No need to get dickish.

>>17686726
I second this to be simple.

>>17686516
Voroshilov seems to have half a dozen male lovers, but otherwise he has no psychic talent, mutation or any other kind of Chaos corruption... However he seems very embarrased about all of this. Kassandra still wants him executed.

>>17686541
you are too paranoid, Kassandra is your astropath since 1st session.
>>17686547
Nam:
>Will pairats fight baddies? I want to kill baddies more than go home, because i don't remember where is my home.
>>17686607
it seems he did a good job on your siege mentality

>>17686742

I'm just putting it out there, renaming the honour guard sternguard will make things kind of complicated when the chapter eventually becomes 10 companies strong with first company containing Vanguard/sternguard veterans and terminators...

>>17686769
If its all consensual... Lets just keep this on the down-low.

Let Nam join the pirates since he has no home.

>>17686769
Voroshilov: keep this under wraps. I have no idea on 40ks stance with homosexuality.

Nam:
YES! Nam i take it is VERY loyal to us? all the better to have on that ship.

>>17686769

If he's loyal to us and to the throne of Terra, we don't care what side his bread is buttered. Unless this is actually against regulations, Kassandra has no case... and tell her as such, but thank her for bringing up her suspicions regardless. Better to report a suspected taint and be proven wrong then to let a true taint fester unquestioned.

Westplanet Cult of the Emperor Church:

THE GOD EMPEROR HATES FAGS

FAGS DON'T GO TO THE GOLDENTHRONE

>>17686769
Ask Voroshilov for moderation and discretion. Also give some minor punishment for impropriety. Tell Kassandra that killing him would be a waste of the emperors resources.

To Nam: Sure they kill baddies. (make doubly sure that the pirates only attack Xenos from not on)

>>17686686
Love the Sternguard

>>17686791
what pirates? jarred?
>>Jarred has no ship of it's own right now, you will need to provide him with one.

nam better stays with us.
as for jarred? did he told us something? Is it wise to give him one of our ships? IOur fleet is not big so we can sponsor enyone. On the other hand some pirate generated income is welcome.

Anyway what about our investmens in chapter economy? We NEED more sources of wealth.

We need to investigate ship, that apparently is visiting Nordgrim every 7 years. we can't have anyone sticking their noses on a planet, where we found 3 STC print-outs.

then we need to find lost company

>>17686840
seconded.

>>17686697
That moon has a wide choice of lizard fauna:
+humanoid, tool using lizars - most intelligent
+quadrupedal, huge croc-like lizards - heaviest and strongest
+raptor-like quick lizards - most dangerous, as they hunt in packs and learn very quickly
+ more than a hundred species of smaller/less adapted lizards

About the Eye:
it is specifically enchanted to show way to spirits of the marines that are being held on Onyx, not the others(they wen't missing within the vision)
>>17686700
second and first generation is not being mixed in structure, Nimrod was talking about socialisation :)
>>17686733
I admit that I don't play wargame, because it is expensive and rapes it's own fluff. On the other hand in our Chapter Sternguard can have completely different meaning. If you have a better name than this - suggest it and we will listen, dear anon.

Maybe we can get a Jarred a ship from this guy who just appeared above our planet, Nordgrim.

>>17686922
Are there Marines being held on Onyx?!?! If they are, and the eye can find them, well, sounds like this sector is going to need a new forgeworld, because it's first one is going to burn.

But seriously, if they are, we're going to have some talking to do with the AdMech.

>>17686769

ATTENTION ALL OF YOU.

Being gay is completly against the emperor and a doorway to chaos. With the importance of a new generation, no imperial citizen can afford such things. It is also an indication of infermity, he has spent all this time on the ship and has forgotten of the pleasures of wimen. Therefore, hes is to be left with the sisters of battle.

>>17686938
Hold your horses. Eldar lies are no reason to attack a forge world. We still need hard evidence.

What can we get in the way of spies to try and confirm these rumors?

Also, do we know where this ice planet might be? If so, I say we make that our next destination.

>>17686967
the Ice Planet is a forbidden world. We were given finsing it as a mission, but after 5 years or so, the guy that sent us that mention told us to forget about it, and to consider the planet forbidden.

>>17686962
The sisters of battle are not whores to be contacted for the sake of relieving our troop's frustrations!

Heidrun probably has hoes though, we might be able to use them.

>>17686789
Dear anon, for simplicity reasons we decided not to separate different companies because it becomes a logistics clusterfuck for me to manage. Companies exist, but they are not emphasised.
>>17686828
In general in 40k, like all dictatorships it is frowned on at best. Not good for morale, birth rates, might lead to Slaanesh, etc.

Voroshilov apologizes and promises to hide this and suppress it as much as possible. He thanks you for your understanding.

Yes, Nam is very loyal to you, because a few years ago you saved him from Dark Eldar... But as you found no use for him, workaholic techmarines forced him to clean your ships and Nam isn't much into it.
>>17686924
Chapter Doctrine: LOOT LOOT LOOT
just joking.

also, Jarred managed to sell what you gave him...
you gained 17+65=82 Wealth
and he gained 13 Wealth
do you want to:
a) hire him(50W)
b) info(30)
c) let him go fuck himself

Also, Jarred sold the tech to some shady Rogue Trader, so it isn't such a big heresy... But heresy nonetheless. +6% Heresy

>>17686938
seconded. If we are certain, that our brothers are on onyx, we should confront admech. we can always tell that our librarian made contact with our brothers and with emperor guidance located them there. If we are not certain, we need to search for part of Lost Company that is stranded on some ice world which we had to find anyway.

>>17686922
its 030.M41 so we are 5 years after we captured angelus novus - can we add it already to our fleet? If so, can you tell us how its machine spirit reacts after cleansing. I think we should move our chapter command on our new warship if ist already available

>>17687016
Wow i didnt say that.

Our problem is more complex than 'locate hoars commander' the sisters are pleged only to the emperor (i think), but what i meant by 'the pleasures of women' is not just their body, but being around them, their demeanor.

They have the capacity to still have kindness even for those they hate. They make us much better men than we would be if we were alone.

>>17686967

>>17687042
I vote to hire him with the precautions I mentioned before. Also tell him to only attack those Xenos.

possible renames for Sternguard?

"Chapterguard"
"Honored Sons"
"Risen Sons"
"Eclipse Sons"
"Elder Sons"
"Fortunate Sons"
"Guardian Sons"
"DeathSons" (troll Dark Angels?)
"SonsSonsSons"

not very creative but I tried

Considering he doesn't have a ship, he is kind of usless to us, besides being a fence for those DE things. Also, we did get hime some business with the DE stuff sale, will he tell us that information now? If not, it seems we are done for now. We shouldn't outfit him with one of our ships; an ex-space marine ship should not stoop to the levels of a lowly pirate.

>>17687120
OR we could just wait untill they do some heroics worthy of naming. (similar to blood angels death company)

>>17687042
b.)
While the idea of having a privateer at our disposal is cool. It isnt fitting with our chapter and is a conflict of interests in the future.

Gread, more heresy and we just sold the weapon which allowd dark eldar to beam aboard and steal one ship. We just sold our kryptonite to a rogue RT...

>>17687104
Don't we still need to give him a ship, or will he use the money we use to hire to find one himself?

Still, I vote to hire him. When he gets up and running, it'll be far easier to get information from him.

>>17687146
What do you mean? He has his own ships.

>>17687120
To be honest - some of these sound cool and I am more than happy to accept any initiative :)

>>17687156
Nope, see OP's post here >>17686491

Jared obviously came begging to us in the first place because he needs a replacement ship, and wants that 50W to buy one.

>>17687042
second thing I wanted you to clarify. We found 3 STC rint-out's on Nordgim. Havent eldar supposed to give us location of another one for? I tink we can assume that we relased those eldar, that were our prisoners. Or was it changed for their information on lost company?

Can't we get info from jarred in exchange for some long term contract for him? Something like leasing maybe?. We give him command of one of our escorts, but its still part of our fleet. He can then earn right to become independent?

>>17687120
What do you think of First-born as name of our honour guard/sternguard?

>>17687161
Lets start investing. Some for industry for salvation, A fair bit to start a spy network, Some saved for Nordgrim.

>>17687161
Let's swing buy Nordgrim on Angelus Novus's maiden voyage. We should investigate this mysterious ship.

>>17687181
We found TWO STCs at Nordgrim. The third is the one we traded the Eldar for. It was a light anti-tank vehicle.

>>17687152
>rogue Rogue Trader

We lost the Equilibrium because the attack was focused on it, they teleported in upwards of 50 troops in there, compared to the 20ish the rest got. This rogue trader would need to have 50+ troops on par with the dark eldar to overtake one escort that has 15 marines, not to mention cloaking technology to stop us from just shooting him.

>>17687181
Didn't we got a new tank stc in exchange for the eldar captives? + info on lost company.

>>17687181
I like first born. either that or honored sons!

>>17687042
A
Lets hire him

>>17687190
I think, at some point, we should build industry on Nordgrim and "raise" them into the space age. After the possible civil war and any other complications it might bring about, we'll have our own primitive-minded planet, possibly openly controlled by us or as a puppet state, building our space ships and vehicles.

>>17687207
that's an idea, but we have significant investments to make in other things right merow. noteably a spy network

>>17687207
Second'd, my long-term belief

>>17687161
We need to start building this monastery.

Lizards are too cold blooded for my liking. I say we hunt them or eat them while we tunnel the monastery out of one of the mountains. (is that what we decided?)

Does the moon rotate? Otherwise we're looking at permanent day or permanent night. I dont know which i favour.

>>17687207
Yes but that will take a long time and a lot of wealth,

>>17687181
only 2 STC's were found on Nordgrim so far and Kristarchos mentioned, that something more was found, but he said that it needs more research... 3rd one was from Eldar - the Shieldbreaker Tank.

>Can't we get info from jarred in exchange for some long term contract for him? Something like leasing maybe?. We give him command of one of our escorts, but its still part of our fleet. He can then earn right to become independent?

Jarred would agree with that, but then he wants to be allowed unrestricted piracy for 5 years and unrestricted piracy for 10 years(he will be paying you this whole time). + you get info on your enemies

>>17687193
thanks for clarification

>>17687161
we have shitton of initiates. we are gerring them faster then money to make them real marines.

we should go to nordgim then we should start search for our lost brothers.

as I remember there was some imperial world overrun by orcs - we can always go there to ger experience in battle - maybe we can find there some archeotech? but right now mysterious ship and lost company are priorities

>>17687233
10 years is a long time, especially using a ship belonging to the Noble Rising Sons.

If we come into control of a new ship, lets give it to him in return for his loyalty and profit.

Also, to Nordgrim

>>17687233
You ask for too much. I counter offer a ship, Restricted piracy for 5 years (he will keep profits) and Restricted piracy onward (we get percentage of profit). And he will get our aid in repair and resupplying from now on.

>>17687227
seconded. purge the lizards

Lets keep the stronger ones running around? never know when we could use them as a testing/ritual hunt style thing.

Before we leave I want to sink 40W worth of Industry into salvation. And seed 40W to start a spy network.

>>17687287
seconded.

Although im not ok with pirate funds staining our noble coffers.

>>17687308
The stronger ones might die off/devolve if we kill their prey.

>>17687330
It's restricted piracy so it's ok. I.e. only against xenos and heretics.

>>17687338
Good call, lets keep all but the primitive tool users scurrying around the moon.
>>17687348
If that's the case Letters of marque for everyone!!

>>17687222
>>17687207
>>17687217
>>17687232

It is clear that we need to invest in them. But i dont want to lose the feudal and witch hunter bonuses. Nore do i want to destroy the helpfull emperor of this world.

I made two suggestions earlier:
1.) bring them food, see how this improves initiate production.

2.) have them manufacture the warbike STC we got from them. Civilian version of this bike could replace; cavalry, carriages and ploughs to improve agriculture without significantly changing their social structure.

>>17687309
isn't salvation getting to much of our wealth? We put there more then we are earning back

I say: lest spent 100 wealth to prepare next generation of marines or spend 80 on industry(we need money!) and 20 on spy
network

>>17687287
I second this

>>17687233
thanks again for explaining situation with stc's
Could you give us info what output could angelus novius in battle? Or is it just a cruiser.

And one more time: what do you all think about naming our guard 'First born' ?

>>17687392

Motorcycle knights? seconded. This would also give us a well trained rider stock on this planet.

>>17687430
We only have 121 wealth, your plan calls for spending 200 wealth. Also it is a good Idea to leave a little wealth unspent for the unexpected.

>>17687087

Spying Methods:

- diplomat marine
- privateer traider
- sisters of battle?

We've already sunk a butt ton of capital into Salvation. Lets let chill for a while. It seems we gain the most money by fighting enemies and taking there stuff (re: Adventuring). Just like in most scenarios, high risk, hi reward. After we stop off at Nordgrim, lets find some danger to protect the sector from. We're at full strength, now's a great time to do it.

We're the Imperiums greatest warriors, not it's greatest investors. That would be the Rogue Traders.

I'm pretty sure Task Force Sheild can be disolved. We no longer really need to protect salvation too much, it's pretty much safe. Maybe leave an escort or two above it. Lets get the Eternity to Nordgrim, which is where all the cool stuff is happening these days.

>>17687471
I sait initiates OR economy/spy network

both are important, so I'm waiting for your suggestions before I decide which one I should support.

As for hunting lizards etc on moon: we can always do that later. But if we don't investigate nordgim now, we will have to wait 7 years before (if) mysterious ship returns. So we should hurry, and make decisions where invest our money on the way

>>17687181
btw, imho First-Borns also sound cool, but then there will be problems with replacing them if/when you run out of first generation marines...

You hire Jarred for 50W, 79 left. info in a sec

>>17687537
Ugh... 100 years to get a 100% spy network is too long. argh... Is it possible to bribe Admech officials to get that info?

>>17687537
>Hunting Fields turn us into ruthless heretics

Is that for hunting PEOPLE? Sweet Emperor, why is that even an option?

>>17687537
Sorry, Shieldbreaker factories cost 50W and Mercenary guild costs just 25W

>>17687585
The officials are the ones behind this treachery for all we know.

>>17687537
Just about to say that. Lets keep Strenguard for now.

I'd say shield breaker man. and/or hunting fields for the 2nd gen. Then we move on to Nordgrim.

>>17687600
I figure its only convicts and other lecherous bastards. Guys, being a LITTLE ruthless is good for our rep.

>>17687537
Why would we lost a STC if we implement them, can't we just make copies?

My Choices
Shadow HQ, Industryx2

>>17687510

I agree with this: we're a military force, not an economic one. Besides, it sets a bad trend: Say we raise the posperity of one or two planets and it all goes good? What's next? Won't all the other planets in the sector expect similar treatment? That could get messy.

Also, the reason many brothers have spoken for using Nordgrim as a base is because the medieval level society will produce tough, durable marines...raising their society up will go against this. It's the harshest worlds we have to recruit from, not the most advanced.

>>17687629
>>17687537
'first born' is honorary term, not indicator of generation. Salamander's firedrakes (their equivalent of I'st company) is not composed of lizards after all..
But sternguard is good to. as is oryginal 'honour guard'

as for Jared - weren't we negotiating contract for him instead of paying him.. 50W is rather large amout of budget.

we should build hunting fields - nothing better than ability to increase rate of earning xp.
ancient manufactorum could solve our problem on relying on tainted wargear

>>17687510
I have to agree with this also.

Most of the things we put on there would be better either on Nordgrim or the Monastery.

Everything we have has been mostly saved for those two.

>>17687687
seconded.

My reasoning: We are a military force, and with the founded of these STC's it seems we have been blessed by the emperor to become an extremely fast mobile strike force. We build the S.breakers here on Salvation (maybe one for industry?) and then a bike manufactorum on Nordgrim. We let modified (for regular humans) bikes trickle down to the population and style it as "faster horses*" (*or equivalent to what they have on the planet) we still get our tough durable marines, except now they have experience with the mobility. This makes a dangerous combination brothers.

>>17687703
Guess thats 2 in for the hunting fields?

>>17687771
I disagree with giving the bikes to Nordgrim. Recall that technology is considered "occult" on Nordgrim. Even just the bikes alone would likely cause considerable turmoil and upheaval, and likely piss off the Emperor of Nordgrim.

>>17687585
You misunderstood. Shadow HQ is just one of the ways of maintaining a spy network. You can actually 'bribe' spy networks at 1W = 1 %. Then roll d100 on that with modifier to see what you get, if you fail - you lose some of the spy network. But if you want to save your marines on Onyx, you can just send a drop pod with squad of stealth marines, because you can find the exact dungeon where they are being kept.

>>17687822
I understand.

But these aren't guns or armed bikes for that matter. Just faster transport, and im sure if we 'gift' the emperor of this world with his own 'horse-less' carriage he will be accepting.

>>17687859
If that's the case I say we build it.

>>17687859
well that shoots me down. Never mind motorcycle knights!

>>17687859
I figured Onyx would have a big fleet. Getting into orbit to drop stealth pods would be...tricky, not to mention getting them out.

>>17687936
No, I recall from a few sessions ago that they just had a cruiser or two and a few escorts.

>>17687879
Exactly.

>>17687822
We can probably convince them that bikes are not occult because they run off of fuel and fire. Its very different with machine spirits.

>>17687901
We can still do it. We just have to increase the tech level with the tech-guild.

>>17687859
We should not hunt and kill humans if we do not have to. It goes against our mandate. Surely there are many sorts of animals on Nordgrim that we could hunt.

>>17687936
if I remember correctly onyx fleet was composed of cruiser and 6 ecort ships - planetary defences are bigger problem there

>>17687980
Wasn't that just the fleet they send to mediate between us and Tyr? They also have that dead cruiser we sold them years ago. I'm guessing their fleet consists of at least 3 cruisers and around 10 escorts by now.

And supposed titans...

>>17687687
>>17687771
My response is that fights are not always to be found or wise. How ever inverted money is safer if you dislike marines investing (in our own holdings) then we should charter some one else to do it. A strong industry can support a strong military, and I want to ensure that we a strong industry to call upon.

>>17687953

>We should not hunt and kill humans if we do not have to

Agreed. Could that Hunting Field be repurposed into a ritual arena instead? Regular human aspirants could fight each other for the right to challenge a Marine in unarmed combat. Of course, no killing. This would probably give a lower rate of xp gain, but would increase standing.

>>17687953
Increasing tech levels isn't a good idea. Lets let badass feudal age dogs lie.

Brother Marius spending proposal:
Salvation: 20 for Bike manufactorum
50 for S. Breaker Manufactorum
25 for Shadow HQ.
TOTAL: 95w
The faster we start pumping out the big guns the faster we can start doing what we've been sent here to do: Kick ass and take names.

>>17688028
3rd'ed
>>17688025
"fights are not always to be found or wise" ?! Maybe you should of left with the Eldar their man...

>>17688029
We'll need bigger guns than that. But its still probably a good idea.

But can we please keep the enhanced manufactorum untill we get something REALLY worth making. Like predators, land raiders, titans or ships... or really good wargear.

>>17687822
Unfortunately, these bikes are space marine sized and designed specifically for combat. you can spread technology by building tech guilds on Nordgrim, they will slowly bring all kinds of widely available STC's to create progress.

1 Tech guild is stable progress
2 = minor problems
3 = serious problems
4+ = civil war anyone?

>>17687657
Copying STC is possible, but is a very hard thing to do and costs a shitload of money. Onyx would copy Common STCs for 25W, Rare for 50W and Legendary for 100W, ofcourse with a right to take one copy for themselves. copying STC machine-spirit takes years work, because these are very sophisticated technologies, not a spoon factory.
>>17687901
to hell with it, do it! just buy some bikes on Heidrun and ship them to Nordgrim, you will get motor-bike knights in a few years without a significant change in tech level.
>>17687936
Smaller than yours, but yes, formidable. Indeed, you would have to have a good plan how to get in there.

>>17688115
of course, but i don't think were going to be pumping out baneblades anytime soon are we?...please?

seconded on keeping the enhanced man. for awhile longer

>>17688134
AWESOME. I'm all for motor knights then!

>>17688134
So that insolent criminal did survive...

Where is Nixonia again? We should crush this little upstart "army" before it becomes a true threat.

Fucking Onyx, man. Those damn machine worshipping, double crossing, marine capturing, metal men. I vote we go diplomatically first, and ask tehm for our marines back. Something along the lines of, "The jigs up. We know you had a hand in the loss of our Third Company. Time to give them back."- Said with the entire fleet on their doorstep

Who's for this?

We could look into finding some allies, maybe the Silent Guardians. They took marines captive, and that is a high offense to say the least.

Maybe report that to the Terra next time we report in.

>>17688071
Pardon me. I ment that it's not alway smart to fight the people you know. Any way we are alway short for cash. Now we can not affect how much lootable wealth the people we fight have, but we can choose to invest to get money later.

>>17688212
nixonia is marked as a separatist world - red/black

X - trade vessels encounter

>>17688269
She just mad cuz no ones tapping her blind ass.

But Seriously, seems like we have three options here:

A) Attack those dumb ass orks
B) Attack that Asshole rogue trader
C) Attack those Sneaky ass AdMech guys on Onyx

My votes for the rogue trader, while diplomatically asking for our marines back from Onyx. Optimistically, Onyx is just trying to turn them into techmarines for the glory of the Ommnisiah.

>>17688268
seconding
if we can't win with them in open battle we can always start to making their ships dissappear one by one - until they realise, that keeping or brothers captive is going to cost them more then they tought. We don't need to sign our name on attackd on onyx, as they keep quiet about kidnaping our brothers and when they will become weak we will strike them.
We need to make a move.

>>17688268
seconding that too

>>17688134
That bastard. I say we put a bounty on his Moriarty's head? 10-20 W. maybe one of those cold blooded asshats will stab him in the back for some quick cash? Also im telling you: getting some ruthless rep will make people think twice about siding with this upstart.

>>17688269
awwww crap. I fell as though ALL of attention should be placed to this. now. we all know the difficulty of dislodging a WAAAGH from a planet once its taken route...although, MAYBE we can aim this WAAGH toward moriarty? or those bastards who took our brothers? thoughts?

>>17688268
No offense meant, brother.

>>17688269
We should send Vorishlov to the sisters to be purified. Ten partenrs is not an achivment, its a serious mental problem.

We must head off the orks, and blow them apart in space.

>>17688317
that's what we need!
what do you thing about directing orc waaagh! at one of our enemies? strike at orcs couple of times to lure them to moriarty or onyx?
and then clear whats left?

>>17688317
Ohhoho, lovely positioning. We can kill two birds with one stone. We need to stop the Orks before they reach Heidrun/Tyr, and a world of traitors housing our oldest enemy seems a decent place to do it.

>>17688340
terrible spelling is terrible.

>>17688355
Vorishlov should be watched. closely for any taint. Seconded on engaging orks in space.

We must send scouting parties to understand the extent of this threat.

>>17688355
I think he should go to the sisters, but manipulate him into doing it. Call him into our office and tell him that there are some whispers among the men about his sex life, tell him they're losing confidence in our right to command. Politely suggest he could go to the sisters to meditate, but say it would all just be for show.

Of course, if he is changed by his time with the sisters, who are we to complain?

We're in a tough situation. If we don't take out the Orks they'll invade a planet and it'll be really hard to get them out. But if we don't deal with Moriarty we'll probably get stabbed in the back while dealing with the orks.

Regardless what we do, we need to deal with this right away. I'm against stopping on the sisters world just for the Admiral. We have more important things to do.

>>17688380
Yes. this.

...although, is it a good idea to lose are fleet command right before our (maybe?) engagement with orks?

nixonia info

>>17688395
Well, we can destroy the waaagh's fleet over Nixonia, while they fight Moriarty's fleet (which we will also destroy). After that, we liberate the fuck out of it. From the orks (if any land) and the seperatists.

>>17688355
I agree. Send Voroshilav to the sisters (I don't care how it happens) then show the Orks what it means to cross the might of the Imperium.

>>17688398
It should definitely wait until after the orks are dealt with.

...Any thoughts on just redirecting the WAAAAGH to attack the planet?

>>17688378
Seconded. Fire on the orks, then lead them to Nixonia. After the Orks are busy with the Black Guild, we come in and finish the stragglers.

>>17688410
Send the orks at it!

Lets have a group of escorts run from the waagh and lead it to nixonia. Hows that sound?

"Nixonia will be a tough nut to crack. Why not have those dumb-as-rocks Orks crack ti for us? Rocks are hard, and great for breaking shells. Let's bait them towards this den of scum and villainy."

>>17688134

... Rogue Traders are going to group up and attack LOYAL SPACE MARINES!?
Send this information to the SoBs on Mostar, as this is heresy. Ask if they'll call for an Inquisitor's attention to such a worrying event.

The sisters should also join us in calling for Imperial Navy and Imperial Guard support in dealing with this orc Waaaagh. Space marines can't stop orks on their own.

>>17688462
That sounds like a decent enough backup plan. Tell the Sisters of Battle about it, but don't have them send the troops in until we've tried our redirection tactic.

>>17688458
No, we will face them honerably in battle. We have second generation marines to test.

We must destroy them in space without encouraging a foothold on ANY planet. However lamenta V allready has orks. So it wouldnt matter much if they were forced to land there.

>>17688497
seconded. After the fight we can see about cleaning up Nixonia with support from the sisters, Salvation IG's regiments and Tyr's.

>>17688462
>>17688497
The sisters of battle in this sub-sector aren't strong. they don't even have a ship. They are essentially a tucked away little nunnery.
>>17688529
Honor isn't a question here. We cannot take Nixonia ourselves; it has a decent fleet of its own, plus backing of many pirates in the area, and a Rogue Trader fleet.

>>17688529
I don't think it;s a good idea.
If we do that we will face inevitable loses. And then we will have to deal with moriarty and onyx.

Redirecting orc fleet will weaken 2 of 3 our enemies, minimalise our loses, and allow us to claim whats left as ours.
With enough luck we will have opportunity to take over black guild planet, maybe some of its fleet - and then we could face onyx on our own terms without spending more time and money to prepare for confrontation

A question on this quest/40kverse, sir.

Are Space Marine ships still designed to be planetary bombardment and assault ships (have no lance batteries) vs the Imperial Navy's ship-to-ship specialization (many ships have lance batteries)?

>>17688458
you are a natural at this, you know?

>>17688611
sm ships are designed to be most effective in planetary invasions. But theirs armament and sielding is so strong that there are very effective in naval engegaments. Especially considering sm abilities in boarding actions.
Sm ships are additionally very fast and manouvreable in comparision to ships of imperial navy

>>17688618
I laughed at the filename

Thanks man. I'd love to roleplay more often, even IRL, but sadly I have no FLGS in my area to swing by. I'm just about to finish senior year of high school, so hopefully the college I go to will have some people into the hobby.

I don't like rolling, I feel like I'm cursed.

>>17688529
Lamenta has no Orks, as far as you know. However open battle would indeed be a great expirience and loot + reputation would be a lot greater.
>>17688611
It seems my knowledge failed me and this fact is completely new to me, dear anon. I view that space marine ships have a decent capability both for space battles and for landings/orbital bombardment, but ofcourse specialisation always means a lot.

>>17688611
If you want take battle fleet gothic into account SM ships aren't very good at long range fighting but there up close batteries are the best in the game.

>>17688700
>>17688663
>>17688611
If you would prefer more space-oriented space marine Chapter, i could create more specialisation/modification options for the fleet, etc. Never be silent about what is interesting for you, people, and I will try to make it happen. and i still need that roll.

rolled 58 = 58

>>17688742
If the dice do not favor me, know that I am sorry.

Rolling, no idea what ships would be best for this task though.

>>17688742
Well I would be all for a space focused chapter.

rolled 31 = 31

>>17688774
Whoops.

rolled 22 = 22

I would like Angelus Novus to make name for itself in this battle and earn place in chapter history
may the Emeror be gracious

>>17688698
>>17688663
>>17688700
> If you want take battle fleet gothic into account SM ships aren't very good at long range fighting but there up close batteries are the best in the game.

exactly.

basically, 40k fluff has it so that SM ships(all but 1, last i checked) don't have lance batteries, in an effort to hamper any attempts at a second Horus Heresy. SM ships are still -very- deadly in space battles, but they lack range.
I believe the only SM ship, a tiny escort, with a lance has it mounted ventrally, like a Nova Cannon is mounted on larger IN ships.

this makes any standard Imperial Navy ships we get fairly important, as they give us access to lance batteries and possibly nova cannons.

knowledge is power brothers, use it well.

I personally like the idea of a space specialized chapter with a monastery far away from the front.

rolled 4 = 4

I'm for fleet based chapter from the begining

>>17688792
as for my choice: as former chaos cruiser angelus novus should be fast and have strong armament and any ork would like to get his hands on such a price, so its ideal bait. And I really like its name and history so far

>>17688886
i dunno guys. mountainous lizard filled moon is both highly defensible and pretty awesome. Cheaper too, as we can expand our facilities much better that way.

>>17688967
That's my point. The planet with the lizards is far away. We can have the benefits of being monastery based by building a small one on Norgrim, away from the prying eyes of those damn robot guys, while still remaining mostly fleet based. We can also try to keep it secret too.

>>17688698
>Are Space Marine ships still designed to be planetary bombardment and assault ships (have no lance batteries)

I assumed that our capital ship the 'eternity' has lance batteries because it is larger and houses the chapter.

some thoughts on chapter doctrine, fill in and/or expand.

to put it blunty:
space=offensive,little development, fast, easy to destroy
monastery=area control, lots of development, shorter reach

>>17689017

I'd assumed it was simply an ancient battle barge, since they can carry and quickly deploy several companies worth of stuff at once.

>>17689038
Battle Cry: ON THIS DAY WE RISE!

Values: (I assumed this was what we value in our recruits.)
1. Skill.
2. Faith.
3. Intelligence.

Symbols: A sun rising? Sort of obvious. We also need something to commemorate Brother Mistius. Also an arm, I believe, was something our marines were wearing to provide motivation.

Specialty: I think long range would be best, at least for our ships. That way we can take out enemies and bombard planets. I think, really, we should be a monastery-based chapter. I don't think we should be fleet-based.

We should retreat ONLY if the Chapter Master orders it. If the Chapter Master is dead, retreat if we lose 2/3rds of our force.

Favored Weapon: Bolter, but the hammer-bolter design is the weapon everyone wants. The Sternguard's weapon.

Greatest Enemy: Chaos Worshipers.

Best Friend: The Silent marines, can't remember their chapter name.

Humanity: We should think of humanity as the people we're sworn to protect, and nothing less. I don't think we should be absolutely hostile to mutants and xenos though.

Cult: Not familiar enough with the lore to offer anything.

So far we know.

Favoured weapon:
We quite like accurate bolt weapons.

Cult:
Purity

I wouldnt fill in the rest untill later.

>>17689192
Hold the fuck up.

>Symbols: A sun rising? Sort of obvious. We also need something to commemorate Brother Mistius. Also an arm, I believe, was something our marines were wearing to provide motivation.

That is soo wrong... soo wrong.

>>17689038

Values: Self-reliance, Justice (formed when he didn't allow Tyr to go nuts on H despite us being the ones to bring them there).
Symbols: A lost/decapitated arm
Best Friend: The Silent Chapter of Marines (I guess)
View on Humanity: A flawed species that can rise above it's flaws through faith in the Emperor: We, Space Marines, are the hand of the Emperor who corrects the flaws of Humanity.

Our battle tactics should reflect our belief in self-reliance: Each battle group should have objectives it's expected to achieve without help from others unless absolutely needed. A burning desire to "get the job down on our own" should be the heart of all Rising Sons.

>>17689192
I disagree with several things:

The specialization- We should go for close range and boarding to maximize the fact that we are space marines. We can't put our power sword through someones face if we are 3 kilometers away.

Retreat: When the chapter master says so. If we aren't there, retreat if the battle turns away from our favor. And always, when we retreat, it should be a tactical withdrawal, not a "Fuck this shit, lets GTFO"

No best friend yet, either SoB, or Silent Guardians. The silent Guardians haven't really done much with us though, they gave us a librarian and we play regicide with them. We spent 4 years with the SoB.

Cult: We should be like how Space Marines are supposed to be, unaffected by the cult of the Emperor. The space marines are the only people in the Imperium that remember that the Emperor of man didn't want to be worshiped as a god, but to be respected as the pinnacle of humanity, a man perfect in every way a human being could be.

This Nixonia/WAAAGH situation is going to be merely our fourth battle (third ground engagement if it comes to that). It's too early to lay down things like battle doctrine and specialization when we have so little experience.

Battle Cry: (let it be simple) For Father, For the Emperor
Values: skill

speciality: flexible organisation, lightning strikes at vulnerable points and command structure
retreat: when tacticaly/strategically reasonable
favourded weapon: any archeotech/relics
humanity: as younger siblins
cult: cult of emperor,perfection and humanity

retreat: At force commander's discretion. The marine in command of -any- force should know when an objective cannot be completed or when retreat is an inferior option to a last stand.

humanity: We surrendered it to better protect it.

cult: The Emperor was a great man, but not a god. (which is a fairly standard SM viewpoint)

rest: no opinion

>>17689017
it does.

>>17689317
Cocknuggets.

>>17689317
This has to be a clever ruse by Moriarty. No self respecting space marine captain would broad cast on all frequencies. Or drive toward a rok in one cruiser. Hail them.

>>17689317
Correct this brother ship in the error of its ways. Tell him how this psuedo-imperial world is nothing but a scum of villainy and is planning to destroy a Space Marine Chapter for doing its job. Then invite the Captain of the Celestial Lions to have a game of Regicide with you, or something of the like, while we explain our plan and continue with our plan of attack.

>>17689317
the fuckers.

hail them, try to convince them that nixonia is the best place to engage orcs: it has fleet, resources etc, so we are going there to minimalize loses on imperial side. if he do not want to listen just ignore them - they are going to retreat or be eaten by orcs.

>>17689317
Damn cowboys...

>>17689317

"Captain Theseus, we must speak in private, Brother."

get that escort and any other forces that show up to retreat with us for now, and fill them in on the situation. Ask advice of the Celestial Lions, if they'll give it.

>>17689317
>one escort
>towards a 30ish ships strong waaagh
>probably didn't know about us being there to bail him out (assuming we do)

What does the codex say about natural selection? Space Marines aren't this stupid, I'm thinking it's a trap. Moriarty sent this ship to trick us into bashing our forces against the waaagh, weakening us for the coming assault. Basically our plan but with a bluff.

>>17689317
"Celestial Lions? Hmmm, if memory serves they were almost totally destroyed on Armageddon. Nimrod, bring up all known information on the lions"

Also: if any forces come there to engage orcs, take command of them as space marine chapter master and commanger of biggest organized force pointed against orcs. If our plan to destroy moriarty is going to be exposed, play it as some strategy to lure orcs where there are going to be most wulnerable

>>17689448
My thoughts exactly.

>>17689449

actually... didn't the remaining Celestial Lions swear a blood oath to die with their fallen brothers on Armageddon after their last apothecary was sniped by "orks"?

>>17689424
here, changing suggestion to

JESUS CHRIST IT IS A TRAP

rolled 13, 93 = 106

Rawlin'

rolling

>>17689596
Thats ether very good or very bad.

I agree this is probably a trap by Moriarty. Moriarty has been trying to drum up support by sending out propaganda against us. Apart from getting us to attack the orks, he probably also wants to get us into a conflict with loyalist forces.

>>17689609
heh.. I fucked it up..

>>17689303
>>17689292
>>17689280
>>17689192

Bunch of noobs.

We're called the raising sons because we havent got a name yet and we are a new chapter. Any father-son and sun crap has gotta go. At least to destinguish us from raising-sons samurai marines. All space marines have the emperors DNA, that is not our specialty, nore is it the specialty of any others including the former primarks. I couldnt imagine anything more boring.

It is becoming more and more apparent that you havent read the previous sessions.

>>17689573
Fuckers are gonna ruin everything. Let's try and help them out.

>>17689573

damn it

Brothers, we can not let our cousin marines undertake this mission alone! Support the attack, board the rokk and end the warboss! The Emperor's light will guide us!

To battle, brothers!

I feel like this is the kind of situation where that one paladin is just running towards an entire army, and yells, "Come on, we just have to kill the big one in the middle". Everyone he yells it too is just too stunned by his stupidity to move, so he sprints with a grin on his face straight into so many arrow he looks like an old spinster's pin cushion. Someone in the crowd then asks his still stunned comrades, "What the fuck just happened"

We should maintain our course, and live by the saying "Stupid is as stupid does." Nothing is going to save this Lawful Stupid white knight,

>>17689573
Are these communications purely audio, or can we see whether he really looks like a Space Marine?

>>17689652
Pretty sure you can see my name in thread number 2. And what I stated wasn't all "Rising Suns, RAH rah, Katana marines." Chill out man, I agree with you for the most part, but still

rolled 57, 42, 69 = 168

>>17689693

>>17689622
By doing what? Saying we didn't rush headfirst into an Ork waaagh, saying we didn't sacrifice an entire fleet because of the ill-timed arrival of a single escort ship? Even if his exaggerations and lies reach the ears of our fellow astartes, a quick explanation will set things straight.

>>17689719
No, I mean he wants to draw loyalist forces to us so all of a sudden it's our word against these morons.

>>17689684
You can see a proper marine, with some interference, but only for a minute or so, because one of his sergeants brings him helmet and he turns off the channel.

rolled 11, 22, 92 = 125

>>17689693
Wow, maybe they really are Astartes. How big is our fleet?

rolled 43, 27, 65 = 135

ROLLING IN THE NAME OF THE EMPEROR

>>17689710

>>17689749
Task Force Alpha(-on the move-)
'Eternity' 100%, SHB
'Angelus Novus' HC
Damocles 100%, Chapter HQ
Morbid 100%
Momentum 100%
Torrent 100%
Militium 100%
Mastricht 100%

>>17689652

>>We're called the raising sons because we havent got a name yet and we are a new chapter
Our name has nothing to do with our age as a chapter. Do you try to tell us, that chapters we
know earned their names? No, they earned honor, and reputation by performing noble/heroic deeds,
and names were given like people are naming their children.

What trying to relate to chapter name has to do with reading previous threads? Someone don't
have to read all ths (but I strongly recommend it) to be fine addition to the game.

>>17689849
Should we attack to save them?

>>17689849
Thank god. Continue luring them towards Nixonia.
>mfw, the pirate tricked us and Nixonia is a perfectly respectable imperial world.

>>17689889
No choice now!

TO ARMS BROTHERS!

>>17689885
Dat grammar

Well, now that that's done, lets continue to bait them to Nixonia. If somehow they kill the Warboss, which I wouldn't be surprised now that they're on the ship, we can radio into them and pick them up after the battle.

>>17689880
>>17689889
It hurts to admit, but there isn't much we can do to help them in this situation. Even if we did win, and got the surviving Lions onto our ships, the fleet would be heavily damaged by assaulting a force that large, and Moriarty (hell, maybe the admech too) would swoop in to finish us off.

>>17689849
Dems real good pirates if they stole thunder hawks to trick us. You just dont find those in boxes of Khorne flakes you know...

>>17689899
I say we continue to Nixonia. If they succeed and kill the warboss, the Waagh is dead anyway, and the only way we could help them at this point is to board the big Rok, which is suicide as they've just demonstrated.

>>17689955
I still think it's a trick, only that son of a bitch sent a distress message to the Celestial Lions instead of sending his own ships. Innocent imperial world? We would've been briefed on its location if that were the case.

>>17690016
Bait them. get us back on track to head them towards Nixonia

>>17690016
Attempt contact. Perhaps taken over by Celestial Lions?

>>17690016
Is directly west still the direction to Nixonia? On the map it seems like it is.

Guys, stay cool, it's just a game. Enjoy it and let others enjoy it. This is a collective game, so everyone should have something to enjoy, Peace!

>>17690016
West...odd, the only thing in that direction is Luxoria. Send them a warning.

>>17690016

... damn it

Brothers, we can not let the orks keep the corpses of our cousins.

>>17689961
It doesn't sit right for with me to let our brothers die. Even if it seems like there not our brothers at all...

>>17690047
No, West leads towards Luxoria and Nordgrim. Luxoria appears to be an enemy world.

Welp, i'm off to bed.

I cant afford to turn into an insomniac.

Dont do anything i wouldnt.

>>17690047
Never mind, I just looked at the map again. We should try baiting them again, after hailing them. If somehow the Lions convinced the entire Waagh to follow their leadership, which is possible if they showed extreme strength, then we need a new plan of action.

>>17690098
Good night!
>>17690095
You are right about the direction, but Luxoria is a real hive world, that's why it is bigger and with a slash.

>>17690120
What is it by the way?

We have to risk some damage in order to get them to turn around. We must bait them back, away from a hiveworld most of all. Billions could die if the Orks attacked a hive.

Just for the record, did we know about Nixonia before we heard about Moriarty from Jared? I'm pretty sure we did, but I wanted to make sure.

>>17690151

>>17690220
Instead of getting within firing range to bait, why don't just broadcast the following to all the ships? Would that need a roll?

"Attention all you stupid greenies! This is the 'Ummies. Who wants a good fight?!?! We 'z got a good fight right over there. We show you all. Lots of enemy krooza's and dakka for the taking. But youz all to stoopid to know where all this iz. We show you, follow us. Maybe'z we help you, if you all nice before the big fight!" (Said ina dumb a voice as possible)

>>17690288

I like it!

add "or you can run like the grots you are!"

>>17690220
Hell, that's better than what I was writing. I'll third that.

>>17690288
Also say "We will even give you a hint; only puny humans with nothing to loot the way your going" (this should convince the CL to go along with it.)

>>17690288
>>17690341
I swear if the Inquisition comes down on us for "being infiltrated by the xenos"...

>>17690354
We can tell them we kept an Ork WAAAGH from crashing into a highly populous Hive-world thus saving billions and lives and preventing further damage to The Emperor's infrastructure.

>>17690377
I was joking, as in the Inquisition might hear this broadcast and think an Ork had somehow become chapter master.

>>17690341
>>17690288
Waaagh stops. It seems to drift in circles...

>>17690419
Which, truthfully, would be quite the feat for an Ork. Well played to him.

Click off the mic and say "And that brothers, is how you get their attention."

Broadcast "You too stupid to even follow and 'Ummie? My daddy was right, y'all are a buch of dumb-dumbs. Follow the shiny things that are shooting."

Fire off a few shots in their general direction to get their attention, then fire up the thrusters towards Nixonia.

>>17690427
>Waaagh stops.
>a waaagh
>stopping
Fucking Celestial Lions really did it.

>>17690504
See if we can contact them.

>>17690427
"Humies is best! Green is for cowardly grots!"

>>17690504
Quick! see if there is any thing we can blood magpie and add to our wargear!

You are now witnesses to a think that doesn't happen so often. You see how Waaagh starts spinning around and then, one by one, Roks split away from it, dispersing like dust in the wind. Then your scanners detect series of explosions, rocking the Rok. At that moment, vox goes live:
'Brother, are you still watching?'

>>17690614
"Indeed Brother. Tell me, just what exactly have we born witness to?"

>>17690614
"Brothers, make your way out of the Rok pray your suits are sealed and activate your beacons. we are incoming to retrieve you"