>bump with system information

We arent licked yet, board them ourselves!!!

rolled 15 = 15

>>18217712
this time, with a roll!

>>18217712

Athe nods, leaning to speak into the ship's vox caster. "All hands, prepare for boarding action. We'll be taking the prize!" As she begins ordering helm to adjust course, Magos Taylor's voice resonates through your MIU.
"Captain Phryx, shall Captain Wilson or I lend our boarding parties to secure the Spirit? Or perhaps some repair teams to help seal your hull breaches for warp travel?"

>>18217852
some extra repair crews may be nice, but precedence should go to taking down the fleeing ships, cant have any witnesses getting away!

>>18217907
Only your ship is capable of matching speed with the fleeing ships, let alone attempting to catch them. And your ship has damaged sensors and prow weaponry. You could order your allies to give chase, but they are slower than the targets and you'd also be left alone and damaged.

>>18217958
Tell one of them to chase our enemies a bit further and come back once it's clear that they don't intend to help the ship we're currently boarding.

>>18217958
Damnit. In that case, let's just take the Spirit, get our shit under control. Have the Sister & Domum give chase briefly, not that I think the cobra and transports intend to come back at this point.

>>18217958
would you like to send Magos Taylor's ship or Captain Wilson's ship to give chase?

>>18217992
works for me

Send Wilson

rolled 66 = 66

>>18218010
send Wilson, make sporting goods joke. Just because were more machine than man doesnt mean we cant have a sense of humor

>>18218009
And of course by "Sister" I meant "Sire," of course.

You order Captain Wilson to give the fleeing ships a token chase, your own ship closing on the near-stationary Zephyr Spirit. The venerable hull of the ancient Vagabond transport sports hundreds of craters upon her sturdier sections, though several areas were clearly replaced wholesale in the past. Your armsmen contingent transfers with oddly little trouble for a group of fresh recruits, and they quickly move to seize the ship's bridge.

As the boarding party does their oddly clean work, Athe approaches your side with a data slate. "Captain, we'll need to seal the hull before attempting a warp jump, but we'll not be able to do so in the open void. I believe we should head for the Vorbis belt and use an asteriod as an anchor and extra matterial for repairs."

>Magos Taylor's repair crews will transfer after the prize is secured.

>Orders?

>>18218231

also,

>Zephyr Spirit will be secured within an hour, shorter if you have allies land more armsmen

secure the prize then take a full inventory of the Zephyr Spirit, we want to know what equipment, cargo and crew is on it.

Then head for the asteroid belt
or take full inventory on your way to the asteroid belt, if practical

>>18218252
land more armsmen, unless they have something better to do(and it seems to me like thy don't)

>>18218231
>>18218252
Let's get some of Domum's armsmen on the Spirit then, and head for the belt once it's secure.

>>18218273
seconding this. Our support may as well head out once we have the Spirtits cargo, as well as anything else worth stealing onboard. Then head to a larger asteroid to set down and repair.

Hmm, would we have any leftover cargo space for extra materials we could mine from the asteroid?

>>18218308
We're taking the entire ship. They surrendured after their captain crit failed a crew inspiration roll.

Asteroid mining would take more time than we should spend in-system, since the system has a "Strong AdMech Fleet Presence."

>>18218334
In that case, once the Spirit is secure, we should probably send over someone we trust to make sure no further mutinies occur. Cant have our prize running away on us because our greenhorn armsmen done fucked up, right.

Also, we should look into getting them skitarii implants. Boosts loyalty, removes fear, ect ect. Also, being rogue, we may even be able to further improve them with said implants.

>>18218393
Oh, but of course. For after all, the flesh is so very prone to weakness.

I would rather focus on better void shields and bigger space guns then spending on skitarii for boadring actions.
Maybe throw in some fighter+bomber craft

>>18218471
Well, this is all hypothetical at the moment. We still have to get out of the system alive, with our target.

rolled 46 = 46

>>18218471
>>18218487
both go without saying. so, for now, lets make sure the rest of the enemy ships do in fact run off, make sure someone trustworthy is on the Spirit to keep shit running smoothly (Athe maybe? I dont know if we trust any of our other officers) and get to hiding on an asteroid so that we can repair and leave with the Spirit in tow.

>>18218531
Well, Athe is the only one that we have a name for, as I can recall. Hell, we (the players) don't even know who our patron is. If that's currently relevant knowledge, I dunno.

Oh, yeah, we need to gtfo before someone serious comes here looking for us.

About the skitarii - we could go full somalian and specialize in biarding actions, as that would get us more or less undamaged ships every time we pull off a job.
and, ships are fucking expensive in this setting

>>18218591
>ships are fucking expensive
Which is why I wish we could have captured the Sword. But I'm also okay with blowing it the fuck up, which we did. I'd like to see if we can salvage anything from it, if such time is available.

With the aid of Magos Taylor's combat servitor and armsmen parties, the Zephyr Spirit is quickly under your control. "Boarding party to Captain Phryx, she's ours. Transmitting cargo manifest and specs!"

As your squadron moves toward the Vorbis Belt for repairs, Captain Wilson contacts you. "Congratulations on your victory, Captain Phryx. We're sure Magos Banks will be pleased with your actions, though I believe you'll need a good three days of repairs before your ship can make a warp jump and that your prize lacks a bridge crew. Magos Taylor and I both have enough armsmen and spare men to fill the Spirit's prize crew, we could easily escort her back to Tortuga and Magos Banks while you make repairs. Otherwise, please release me from this mission so that I might raid on my own, as my part is complete."

Your request for a period of processing is granted, Captain Wilson never losing his strangely cheery tone while he is clearly eager to raid something that he can claim profit from. As your cogitators begin to churn, Athe makes her way toward you with a grin. "Good news, captain! The Spirit's former captain had nearly a cargo's worth of drink stashed away in his quarters, and by rights we can claim his personal effects from the prize. They'll fetch quite a sum if the poor bastard had any taste."

>What type of asteroid will you attempt to make repairs at?
> Large asteroid. Erratic orbit, but your ship will easily be masked by it's sheer size
> small asteroid. Fairly stable orbit, but your ship's augers won't be blinded, but your ship will be easily detected.
> eliptical orbit asteroid. Generally medium sized, it would strike a balance between large and small asteroids, but you may end up in a poor location while conducting repairs

>>18218591
sounds good to me. Thoufgh we will need to get one badass merc/master at arms to run our boarding parties once we finish this job then.

And yea, we move the cargo to our ship while repairing, and bring the Spirit with us to sell if at all possible, blow it up if it would mean us getting caught.

>>18218617
Release Wilson, keep the Spirit with us to prevent any treachery on his part (hey, we are pirates after all) and make for the large asteroid to make repairs

>>18218617
Large, let's go for minimal chances to be detected.

I'm content to have the senior captains escort the Spirit back, I think. The Spirit's capture should be proof enough of our competency.

Actually, let's let Wilson go, and ask Taylor to take the spirit back. By the glory of the omnissiah, and all that.

> get fighters/bombers
you'll need at least a cruiser hull to mount the facilities needed, AND have to locate somewhere to acquire such craft.

>skitarii armsmen
possible, but you'll need to secure the resources to do so. Currently, your body is still largely flesh. This is due to a lack of focus in cybernetics in your home manufactorums. techpriests requiring specialized cybernetics for their duties get such things before others.

>>18218581

Athe is currently your only follower. Your current crew is a core of veteran pirates teaching green crewmembers, but the veterans are on loan for your first few missions. You will have to collect further bridge crew members!

>Map!
You are currently in Galia's Respite. Your patron Magos is based in the Tortuga system. Feel free to request info on any system. I'll either have an image with the info or a vague description for poorly explored systems

>>18218617
large asteroid, we can't afford to get into a fight with the damage we sustained

What is the cargo we need to deliver, anyway? can we keep any of the cargo from the zephyr?
I'm asking because I'm interested in that macrocanon

>>18218707
>>18218713

Captain Wilson and Magos Taylor are some of your patron's favored raider captains. If they were to betray you, it would likely be a very bad sign for your future.


I'm afraid I must attend to a quick errand, folks. We shall have a lovely intermission, but feel free to ask questions you'd like answered when I return.

We shall resume Captaining at the end of the hour! (8pm EST)

>>18218760
I thought I was being overly paranoid. Then let's just have them get the Spirit home.

>>18218732
before I dart out...

Anything in the main cargo areas (Cargo listed in images) is considered your objective, and thus the property of Magos Banks.

You do get to take the deceased Captain's booze stockpile, though!

>>18218782
>>18218760
If their trusted captains, then yea, let them take the Spirit home while we repair.

After that, lets head home via Serentus then Nocturnin... the admech might not be the best folks to have to bluff our way past if they decide to check us as we pass through the system

I'll need a roll for repairs. 1d100 if you please

rolled 11 = 11

rollin to fix our ship!

rolled 88 = 88

>>18219041
WELP

>>18219062
Thank god your roll went in before mine.

>>18219090
indeed

Captain Wilson and Magos Taylor bid you farewell as they take your prize, minus the lion's share of the former Captain's booze stockpile, and head toward home. Your own ship heads deep into the Vorbis Belt, quickly locating a sizeable asteroid and lashing fast to the behemoth to conduct repairs. Without a proper dock or repair webbing for the ship, you're forced to simply seal the hull damage present, but your augers and prow weaponry are easily repaired with spare parts and clever rerouting of power systems. Within two days you are ready to make way, and your ride has conveniently relocated near the edge of the Vorbis Belt.

Returning to the bridge after personally inspecting several major repairs, you find yourself harassed by Athe, her hands removing overlooked bits of debris from your robes. As Sister breaks from her temporary berth, a sudden power surge moves toward your augers, providing you with an unwanted active scan of the area as you attempted a quiet exit.

The youth covering the auger station cries in panic as the scan results pour into his display, "Captain! The Sword!"


>you can thank that 88 ;)

>>18219290
Dont tell me the damn thing repaired itself...

>>18219290

Athe nearly hurls the youth from his station as she rushes to the display, her body plainly displaying the panic that your cogitators struggle to suppress within your flesh brain.
"Idiot! She's lashed to an asteroid!" The youth is sent to the deck as Athe deals his forehead a solid backhand.

"Captain, if we make a break for it she'll detect us for sure, but she was burning badly when we last saw her. If luck is still with us, we might be able to take her."

>>18219290
>you can thank that 88 ;)

Goddamnit.

>>18219367
I say we go for it. The fight seems fair enough, and the loot from the Cobra would defiantly be worth it. And if its still lashed to abn asteroid, we may be able to blast it before it gets a chance to maneuver

>>18219430
erm, Sword. wow i derped hard there

rolled 6, 1 = 7

They can't see us, right?
Sneak attack for maximum suprise factor.
We want to take that ship over, so try to soften them up and land armsmen.

>>18219430
Definitely.

>>18219470
>>18219430

do note that shooting holes in the ship you wish to capture WILL increase the time you require to get it ready for travel again.

>>18219470
seconding
>>18219492
noted, though a ship that fucked may end up just getting looted for parts/gear and scuttled anyhow, heh

>>18219492
Are these threads archived anywhere?

>>18219470
We don't have spare men for a prize crew, though. Let's just hit 'em hard and see what we can loot. Like that delicious big gun.

>>18219520
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/18178730/
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/18180556/

"first" thread had to be 2-parted due to autosage glitch

>>18219492
Do we have sufficient men for a prize crew? If so, let's go for capture. I was under the impression we don't

so is the plan to shoot until they surrender or are hulked?

or shoot while closing to board and capture?

>>18219470
placed my name into the wrong field, derp.

>>18219492
Just spamming boarding craft would get us too many losses, we have the time to fix it(i hope)

>>18219562
you could form a prize crew by dividing your crew among the two ships. You'd lose efficiency, but both ships could make it to Tortuga.

the other option would be to hide one of the ships and return later with more crew, but you'd risk others stumbling upon the ship.

if we have the manpower for a prize crew, and the damage isnt catastrophic, we take her, otherwise, get some boarding crews onboard, kill the surviving crew, and take everything of value that isnt bolted down (and maybe a few things that are just for the hell of it)

Either way, we need to get some armsmen onboard

>>18219574
Close for capture. Shoot to dissuade them from getting excited. Let's have a go at demanding their surrender, it worked well with the Spirit

>>18219605
Gotcha.

>>18219609
we are not here for the cargo, we want the ship, as it is probably more valuable then everythin on it put together, so take everything is not really an option.

So, I'm going for shoot while approaching, land boarding parties, fix both ships and gtfo

ehh, we have to either pass through the admechs local seat, or a shrineworld. If the ships arent acting right, we may raise some questions that can lead to problems. My vote is to loot everything, we can capture ships when we have enough spare crew to make doing so easy

This looks really interesting so far.... anyone have a link to the archives of the previous two threads by any chance so I can catch up?

>>18219671
"Mechanical issues, our lord would go spare if we didn't get back to base to have our engineseers (or whichever) look into it. Don't mind us."

>>18219695
Those were just posted, chum. Just, look up a bit

>>18219755
Well derp me. That's what I get for not reading the thread as thoroughly as I should have. Thank you!

allright, lets go for the capture, you guys convinced me.

Your voice booms throughout the ship as you give your orders, "All hands prepare for boarding action! Helm, set course to bring us upon her from the stern!" All stations report ready within the half hour, and Athe turns to you with a sharp look in her eyes. "Captain, permission to lead a boarding party?"

> I'll need 6 d100 rolls, 1 for surrender request, 1 for maneuvering, and 4 for combat

rolled 5 = 5

"Permission granted, Athe"

>rollan for maneuvering

rolled 40, 50, 69, 5, 52, 83 = 299

"permission granted, just don't get hurt out there"

rolled 80 = 80

>>18219846
Whatever's next for rollan

rolled 97 = 97

>>18219901
>>18219881
Which I guess isn't anything.

rolled 43 = 43

ohwait, we roll 1 by 1?
here's one for surrender

>>18219939
>>18219901
I'm getting these high rolls in the entirely wrong quest.

>>18219941
Eh, whichever, I think. Nothing really wrong with doing them all at once, really

rolled 68 = 68

>>18220016
yes
yes you are

also, a roll for combat. combine it with tripfag's earlier rolls

rolled 71 = 71

another combat roll if we still need any

The ship's thrusters burn into the void as Amalgum Sister dances through the void as her momentum carries her into an elegant backflip. A hard burn of the main engines halts her beside the Sword's hide as you open a vox channel. "Surrender or be sent to the Omnissiah!" Your challenge is met with a haggard laugh, and nothing more.

"All hands brace for impact and prepare to board!" Thrusters again propel you toward the frigate, the whine and groans of two impacting metal bodies reverberating throughout the ships. "Boarders away!"

The battle rages for six hours as your armsmen and crew fight a bitter assault toward the ship's bridge and engineering. Several parties from the Sword assaulted your own ship, planting charges in suicide attacks. On the seventh hour, Athe voxes you from the enemy bridge, pain and triumph mingled strongly in her tone. "We've taken the enemy's bridge, Captain. I'm venting the atmosphere in the ene-" The transmittion is cut short as weapons fire begins anew.

Amalgum Sister:
Hull 14/32
Crew 87/100
Morale 89/99

Sword Frigate
Hull 28/35
Crew ??/100
Morale ??/100

>1 final roll to determine Athe's fate! 1d20

rolled 16 = 16

come on Athe, you've gotta live!

>>18220271
I like that roll, no dice from me

>>18220271
"We've taken the ship, Captain."
Your flesh brain roils with relief at the sound of Athe's voice, the overwhelming fear of losing your last ally from the old days fading as your cogitators resume control of your will. "Good job, Athe. Transmit ship data when you've secured the machine spirits.

The voice pauses as someone yells in the background. "Negative, Captain. This is Armswoman Julin. Athe is down."

>>18220365
"Define 'Down' armswoman Julin. Is she a fatality, or simply wounded."

Either way, I think we need to get Athe over here as quickly as possible. Even if we arent that well versed in bionics, hopefully whatever happened to her can be fixed/replaced.

>always with the high rolls in low roll quest threads. WHY???

>>18220365
tell them to get her a medic and finish taking over the ship

now, i really need to go to sleep
hope this gets archived

Fuck. How "Down" is she?

"The enemy captain put a sword in her gut. We're getting her helmet off now, standby."

You reroute the nearest medicae team to the Sword's bridge as your crew make repair estimates for your new prize.

"Captain, she's alive but bleeding badly. I think this thing might be a power sword."

"Team 45 reporting, We've cleared some of the Medicae Deck. Some of the equipment looks to have functioning machine spirits, but the place is a disaster."

>>18220594
Treat her there, post extra guards... if we already have a power sword the one that stabbed her is hers.

Send our best doctor over to help treat her. We need reliable officers.

last post before I say good night
1st aid and then get all of our wounded to the medicae, transfer personell from our ship to make it all more efficient.

>>18220664
none of your crew possessed power weaponry of any sort.

>>18220697
We do now, I'm assuming.

well guys, do we want the sword for ourselves, or do we give it to Athe. I dont see us leading many boarding actions, so we may as well give it to her if she pulls through. Also, seconding moving the rest of our wounded crewmen to our own medicae in an orderly fashion. Athe still gets first/best treatment though

>>18220780
Sounds fine

A cough to your side catches your attention, one of the more scarred crewmen standing nearby. "Captain, the Sword seems to have just finished her hull and main drive repairs, her warp drives and gellar field are sound. We'll need another day of repairs due to the melta bombs planted during the fighting, though."

Your raised hand silences him as you monitor your meager medicae corps progress and the efforts of several boarding teams to clear parts of the Sword's medicae deck. "We'll need servitors to clear any more of this shit, Sarge." You note their weak and lazy flesh deficiencies.

"Captain... you have enough green crewmen to get that frigate moving and pass as whats left of the ship's crew after an attack. The sisters would surely give your crew aid." Your cogitors note the man's implication, wondering if he fancies himself a captain as well.

>>18220891
Make sure that guy isnt in charge of the Sword, take his advice, and get his name

>>18220891
I'm inclined to say no. We're going to be stretched thin enough. We're all going back together.

>>18220961
Not that it's a bad idea, but theoretically with more hands we can get the Sister in working order, sooner.

>>18221039
most of your repair crews would be left behind, were you to split your crew between the ships.

And most of your crew numbers are useless for repairs, since they're only good for unskilled work.

but if you want both ships, you'll have to split your crew in some fashion or another.

>>18221039
>>18220961
so, we all wait here for another day, then go back as a group through the Sororitas planet? If we get questioned, say we are decided to stop to aid an ailing Navy vesel, and hope they buy it?

>>18221064
Of course we'll have to split the crew to get both ships back.

>>18221078
That is what I'm proposing, yes.

MachineSpirit, do we know who the previous owner of the Sword was? Navy, private, or what?

>>18221078
do note that you lack any Navy uniforms and your raider was never a proper Imperial ship to begin with, as it was produced in the Airum Shipyard of Tortuga.

>>18221100
None of the ships you assaulted were Navy. You can only assume that they were owned by a trader that was unlucky or crossed Magos Banks

>>18221102
So it'd be kinda hard to impersonate a Navy crew.

>>18221078
And, well, not a navy ship, since it wasn't to start with, we now know. If we're asked, we were attacked, we fought them off, and are just trying to get home, now.

>>18221102
Can we scavenge uniforms from the ships we've captured?

>>18221153
And by that I don't necessarily mean naval uniforms, just some sort of, well, uniform that is not whatever we currently wear (presumably admech, but possibly the outfit for whatever pirate group we belong to). Something to make us look like whoever the ships belonged to before, basically.

>>18221144
should hold up well enough, since none of the previous crew are alive.
(if they are, I say we throw them in a cargo bay until we can servitorize them)

>>18221176
>>18221153
fortunately, even the best educated man or woman wouldn't be able to identify outlaws based on clothing. possibly the lack of clothing or if you wore bones for armor, but clothing is varied enough to conceal you.

I'll need 2 d6 rolls (together, please), 1 medicae d100, and 4 d100 for warp events (roll these together please)

>>18221186
>Approximate summation of my feelings when I realise we can servitor-ise all our captured enemies
>Even the Aliens, Mutants and Heretics
>Heretek, ho!

rolled 2, 6 = 8

heres the d6 rolls (I'm staying away from medicae after putting Athe in the medicae to start with)

rolled 76 = 76

>>18221210
Medicae!

rolled 67, 3, 74, 90 = 234

>>18221225
Oh, yes. That would do nicely.

>>18221210
Warpan

>>18221241
Bollocks.

rolled 33, 5, 22, 11 = 71

>>18221241
Oh Omnissiah. I'm sorry, I'm so very sorry!

>>18221265
Oh for...

>>18221297
The dice are always mocking.

Your personal supervision and experience hasten the repairs to Amalgum Sister, allowing you to tranfer your command to the captured frigate within a standard day. A short visit to the ravaged medicae deck finds Athe sedated as her condition slowly deteriorates despite your crew's best efforts. With her pale face fresh in your mind, you return to the Sword's bridge, cogitators blocking Athe's dried blood from your flesh brain's senses, and order your small fleet to the system's edge. A lone asteroid mining ship comes up on your augers, but your current situation forces you to ignore the prey and initiate a warp jump to the Jtusti system.

Your first jump is rough as the edges of the ancient warp storm force several course corrections, shoals of dark energies threatening to tear into your hull. A day later your fleet hastily passes the doomed worlds of the Jtusti system and your ships begin their warp jump toward Serentus. Your second venture into the warp sees your gellar field's power flux wildly, though the field's integrity is barely maintained. Amalgum Sister's crew suffers nightmares when their gellar field weakened for several hours, though thankfully no deamonic incursions occured.

Six days after leaving Galia's Respite, your ships tear back into realspace on the edge of the Serentus system. Within an hour, system defense ships are attempting to hail you and altering their courses to intercept, cutting your visit to a fevered Athe short.

"Unidentified ships, this is Sister Superior Ethel, commander of Aegis squadron. Identify yourselves and state your intentions!"

rolled 3, 1 = 4

>>18221529
Allow tiredness to enter our voice, and respond with our ships name and "We just survived a pirate attack and are doing our best to limp home." keep it short and simple... actually, our ship should have aliases, use one of her alternate names, just to be safe.

Also, with Athe dead, I say that the powersword is ours, and we name it Athe, heh.

>>18221588
She's not dead yet, damnit. Not till MachineSpirit actually says she is.

Otherwise I have no argument with your suggestion.

>>18221588
>Athe dead

you'll have to come back thursday for her

>>18221632
in that case, scratch the sword nameing bit, we need to get better faucilities in that case... maybe we should try to get a hospitaliar from these sisters, with us being in such sorry shape and all? Just an initiate, promising would be nice, but our ship lost its chief medical officer in the fighting, and well, we really could use a promising young Sister to replace the dear old departed soul with...

>>18221661
Kidnapping a Sister doesn't sound like a good idea. Saying our XO is badly wounded, and if they could spare some supplies/a medic to check on her, however...

can i get a roll for your deception?

don't worry, you just have to beat Ethel's roll, shouldn't be hard

rolled 48 = 48

>>18221700
Oh boy oh boy.

rolled 67 = 67

>>18221700
And, we never technically said that we were attacked. Just that we were in an attack.

We're basically telling the truth.

Fuck you, dice, fuck you.

You languidly weave your tale of woe to Sister Ethel. At first she clearly doubts your story, but your cogitators relinquish control to your flesh brain as you explain that your XO is critically wounded and fading, the sudden emotion in your voice crushing what doubt lingered in her mind. In an instant you are contacted by Serentus IV's space dock and instructed to alter course for docking and receive hospitaller medicae squads. You give command of the ship to the scarred voidsman, Quien, and return to monitor Athe's condition for the next six hours. Perhaps your cogitators will regain control once your flesh brain ceases this wasteful expulsion of fluids from your eyes.

> calling it here for the night. Next thread will be Wednesday @ 7pm EST.
>standard lingering for questions and suggestions begins now!

awesome. So, how hard of a roll would it be to get a hospitaliar to want to sign on to help our ship then?

Also, what do we know about our patron?

>>18221823
do you want the simple tale, or the one I thought up after figuring out the MC's name?

as for a hospitaller, you'll have to consider that you'd be convincing an Imperial zealot to join your crew. Possible, but do consider the possible complications, because I will have overlooked ones cause trouble

>>18221893
How about both versions?

I am very much against trying to recruit a Sister. At this time, at least. Maybe if we can some how gradually scout one out.

>>18221917
having it as a long-term plan works for me. I just dont like that we dont have any really good medics... Maybe we can find an outcast one at Tortuga if none look to not be really fitting in here.

And yea, both versions works for me too

>>18221893
Full story is good, and a big NO on the getting a hospitaller to join. As tempting as it may be to corrupt/servitor-ise them, it'll probably raise questions, and the last thing we need is for an entire order of Sisters to be remembering our ship in a negative light.

>>18221917
plain: Your patron is Magos Banks, "Fabricator General" of Belius Airum, main shipyard of the Tortuga System. A rogue Magos, he is wanted for Tech Heresy by the AdMech, but he believes that his path will recover an intact STC for the glory of the Omnisiah.

>>18221917
and after getting the name you gave that won...

On Tortuga Station born and raised
In the factorum is where I spent most of my days
Chillin out, maxin, relaxing all cool,
And all lighting some incense outside of the school
When a couple of techpriests who were up to no good
Started searching for heresy in my neighborhood
I converted a few new servitors and my Magos got scared
And said "You shall go and serve the Omnissiah in Belius Airum"
I chanted and prayed with him day after day,
But he packed my toolbox and sent me on my way
He burned me some incense and then he gave me my ticket
I voxed up my servoskull and said we might as well kick it

>couldn't resist

>>18222008
Well played, sir. Well damn played.

>>18222008
>>18221976