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It is the calm before the storm.

Twenty-five xeno engines are arrayed before you, mere kilometers out. With the beachhead captured, the 2754th landed as many troops, armor, and Titans as it could, but in the end it is your twenty versues twenty-five of theirs.

During the lull, as last repairs were made and oaths were renewed, you had elected to converse with your Moderati and your Enginseer. Speaking with Deculta was as enlightening as it was...novel.

<Exloading previous data blurts>

><A muttering fills the back of your mind: talks of "hip-bones" and "pectorals" and "aesthetically-pleasing golden ratios".

>It is easy to forget about Deculta; a good enginseer is one a Princeps never notices, so good is he at maintaining the systems and appeasing the machine spirit. You decide to strike up a private conversation with Deculta.

><Honored enginseer,> you data-blurt. <Are you receiving?>

><Greetings, Princeps Pullo. How may I be of service?>

>You...are not entirely certain what to say. While the Collegia Titanica and the rest of the Mechanicus are nominally of one body, there is nonetheless an informal, unspoken degree of separation between the two institutions. The Titanicus, after all, are not directly involved in the Quest for Knowledge.>

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>>31245469
Captain ready to walk.

><How fares Tankred, honored enginseer?>

><Tankred is performing at approximately 99.9993% efficiency--.0000001% margin of error. Due to circumstances, including but not limited to: your own skill at piloting, favorable quantum states, and the blessing of the Machine God, this Engine only sustained minor damage to systems, if any. Any flaws that would result in performance issues have already been repaired. If we were at a proper Titan bay, I could increase performance to 100.001435% efficiency, but alas.>

><Why the interest in the human form?>

>Deculta is silent for a moment. Then, in a stream of data-blurt he replies.

><In previous eras, the earliest of our kind studied metal and electricity. To what end? To not only start on the Quest for Knowledge, but to better emulate the Deus Machinae.

><Now, consider the following: when a piece of the Machine God, even the simplest lever, is to be upgraded and changed, does it not require a minimum base level of understanding before the proper rites of upgrade can be performed on it? As we Tech-Adepts seek to artifice ourselves in the image of Deus Machinae, so we must better understand the base flesh that we seek to replace.

><That, Princeps Pullo, is why I study the human form as rigorously as I do that which is made of iron and steel.>

>You nod your head, though whether it's in understanding or out of politeness you're not absolutely certain yet.

><I see-->

><I also find the human female form to be more aesthetically appealing than the male form. My internal sensors indicate a spike in dopamine levels whenever I analyze female bodies, and I find that higher levels of dopamine are directly proportional to increased levels of concentration and creativity.>

><Ah.>

><If you permit, Princeps Pullo, I am willing to provide you the secrets which I have uncovered about the-->

><No,> you blurt, <that is quite alright, honored enginseer.>

<Exloading ends>

>Choose an option
>Continue speaking with Deculta:
>><You were an Artisan, once? What wonders have you made in the past?>
>><How extensively do you emulate the Machine God, honored enginseer?> (Ask about his bionics)
>><Do you ever wish to become an Artisan again?

>Speak with someone else:
>>Speak with Cantor Alaios and Hexa Atarko
>>Speak with Lord Exobite Herax
>>Speak with your friend, Servatus
>>Speak with Captain Daro Entomac of Legio X Astartes, "Iron Hands"

>Other

>>31245562
>>><How extensively do you emulate the Machine God, honored enginseer?> (Ask about his bionics)

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>><How extensively do you emulate the Machine God, honored Enginseer?>

<I am grateful for this inquiry,> blurts Deculta, <for I have had little opportunity to speak about my bionics for some time.> You can just barely hear the whirring of several-score mechadentrites above the slumbering of Tankred. <I have excised approximately 92% of my former, unworthy flesh-form. Supplementary information: 87.334% of my body mass consists of mechadendrites attached to my torso. The Machine God saw it fit to bless me with the revelation that mechadentrites, rather than bionic limbs, would be the optimally efficient method of performing His work.>

Ah, yes. You recall seeing Deculta without his crimson robe once: his form was a teeming mass of dendrites, attached to uncountable sockets in the steel shell that served as his torso. Four greater mechadendrites sprouted from his back--these he used to climb or lift heavy objects. The rest served as hands, feet, and fingers, applying whatever role seemed best for the given task. He never walked as much as he simply slid across the floor, born on innumerable tiny feet.

<Furthermore, my abdominal cavity currently houses twenty-two different tools of artifice, to assist in repair and artisanal work at any time. Finally, the majority of my cranial cavities are devoted to sensor suites and a code-relay augmitter, for transfering code-data to any appropriate receptacle. Quite useful for reprogramming Servitors ad hoc.

<Were there any further inquiries?>


>Choose an option

>Continue speaking with Deculta:
>><You were an Artisan, once? What wonders have you made in the past?>
>><Do you ever wish to become an Artisan again?

>Speak with someone else:
>>Speak with Cantor Alaios and Hexa Atarko
>>Speak with Lord Exobite Herax
>>Speak with your friend, Servatus
>>Speak with Captain Daro Entomac of Legio X Astartes, "Iron Hands"

>Other

bump

>>31245850
>>>Speak with your friend, Servatus

>>31245850
>>Continue speaking with Deculta:
>>><You were an Artisan, once? What wonders have you made in the past?>

>Speak with your friend, Servatus
I like the engineseer, but the other options seem like picking at his dismissal

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>Speak with your friend, Servatus

<Thank you for indulging me, honored Enginseer,> you say.

<It is of no consequence, Princeps Pullo,> is the reply. <I will return immediately to my ministrations upon this wonderous Engine.>

Deculta at once falls into his mumblings. You decide it is best to ignore just what he was mumbling about, and hail Servatus Obsevat.

"Servatus!" you say with a grin. "Feeling nervous already?"

"Hmm? Oh, it's you, Darius. What do you need?" Was that distraction you heard in his voice?

You ask, "Is something the matter?"

There is the slightest pause before he begins--your internal chronometer measures it as less than a fraction of a second, but you sense it. "Ah, it's nothing. Just ruminating on the battle ahead." He says in a low voice, "Twenty-five Xeno Engines..."


>Choose a response
>>"Twenty-five? We slew four on the beach with only three of our own. And this time we have columns of armor and the entirety of the Annihilators with us. Surely this day is ours." (Confident)
>>"I know. We will not get through this battle unscathed." (Grim)
>>"Yes, but think of it this way--this is our first battle since our fall that all of Pugnatores stand as one. Now is the time we show that we are bloodied, but not beaten." (Encouraging)
>>Other

>>31246141
>>>"Yes, but think of it this way--this is our first battle since our fall that all of Pugnatores stand as one. Now is the time we show that we are bloodied, but not beaten."

>>31246141
>>"Yes, but think of it this way--this is our first battle since our fall that all of Pugnatores stand as one. Now is the time we show that we are bloodied, but not beaten." (Encouraging

>>31246141
>"Yes, but think of it this way--this is our first battle since our fall that all of Pugnatores stand as one. Now is the time we show that we are bloodied, but not beaten."

Servatus pauses before letting out a laugh.

"Ha! You're not wrong there. I just hope I can trust you to take the Gladius' back when the time comes." Even through the vox you an see the grin on his face.

He continues, "Though, I hear from Lord Herax that we may be relegated to the rear when we engage the xenos." A hint of dissatisfaction taints his words. "To 'provide fire support'. A kinder way of saying, 'take care of the Imperial infantry'."

"And what is wrong with that?"

"You said it yourself," he says with a grunt, "now is the time for us to show our strength, that Yitorach will rise once more. But we aren't cowardly snipers or artillerists--we are the WARMONGERS. The Gladius doesn't have a power claw for nothing." The Burning Brand's clawed hand waves up and down for emphasis. "We are brawlers, not sharpshooters. 'Firesupport' isn't where our glory lies."

>Choose a response
>>"This is far more than just about our glory, Servatus. The Imperium is at stake here." (Admonishment)
>>"You have a point...we may be few, but we deserve more than just sitting back and letting the Annihilators take the glory." (Agreement)
>>"But the Lord Commander himself gave us our orders--" (Uncertain)

>>31246368
>>>"This is far more than just about our glory, Servatus. The Imperium is at stake here." (Admonishment)

>>31246368
>>>"This is far more than just about our glory, Servatus. The Imperium is at stake here." (Admonishment)

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>>31246368
>"This is far more than just about our glory, Servatus. The Imperium is at stake here."

A snort. "The I--look, the Imperium will be fine. The last great threat died at Ullanor six years ago, this world hardly anything. The only reason Unraed brought twenty engines for this campaign is because Ork artificers are a pain to excise, and if this campaign fails the Emperor will simply send his Astartes and some more Engines to conquer it." You hear the shuffling of armor and cloth as Servatus fidgets. "Ahran will be the last time the Pugnatores Walk, mark my words, and if we don't win glory for Yitorach in this campaign, then--"

"I know, I know," you say, sighing. "Mechanics politics means Yitorach will be left forgotten. But we have a duty to the Imperium, Servatus. We are part of it."

Servatus sounds as though he wants to say something, but decides against it. "Irrelevant. In any case, be ready for battle, Darius." Another snort. "Even if we'll barely play any part in it." He abruptly ends the vox, leaving you to your own thoughts.

>Speak with someone:
>>Speak with Cantor Alaios and Hexa Atarko
>>Speak with Lord Exobite Herax
>>Speak with Captain Daro Entomac of Legio X Astartes, "Iron Hands"
>Skip to Strategium meeting to plan for the battle ahead (skip dialogues and get ready for combat)
>Other

>>31246695
>>Skip to Strategium meeting to plan for the battle ahead (skip dialogues and get ready for combat)

>>31246695
>>>Speak with Captain Daro Entomac of Legio X Astartes, "Iron Hands"

I think it's time we actually met the guy. And some Imperial perspective would probably do us some good after that depressing conversation.

>>31246695
>>Speak with Captain Daro Entomac of Legio X Astartes, "Iron Hands"
>How fares Gorgon's Hammer?

Very glad this quest is back.
The only other person of interest is Cantor, but I'm fine with skipping if you would like to hurry up.

>>31246695
>>Skip to Strategium meeting to plan for the battle ahead (skip dialogues and get ready for combat)

>>31246884
Nah, I'm not in any hurry to skip to the battle, I just left that there in case anyone got tired of the socializing.

Tie Breaker instructions:

Reply to this message choosing one of the following:

>Speak to Captain Entomac of the Iron Hands

>Skip to the Strategium and start planning for the battle

If the tie is not broken within 5 minutes, I will roll 1d20. Evens = Speak with the Iron Hands, Odds = Skip to the strategium

>>31247009
>Speak to Captain Entomac of the Iron Hands

>>31247009
>>Skip to the Strategium and start planning for the battle

>>31247009
>>Speak to Captain Entomac of the Iron Hands

>>31247009
Tie Breaker vote ends. Tabulating...

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>>31247118

>Speak with Captain Daro Entomac of Legio X Astartes, "Iron Hands"
>>How fares the Gorgon's Hammer?

The voice that replies is deep, baritone, akin to the rumbling of a bear or Rhino engine.

"I greet you in the name of the Machine God, Princeps," says the Astartes captain. "We have finished emergency repairs on the Hammer's tracks, such as it is. It deserves a more thorough inspection, but that is not a luxury at the moment.

"Speak quickly, my brothers and I make ready for battle."

>Choose an option:
>>"You and your Company fought well, despite being pitted against Xeno-Titans." (Compliments)
>>"Is the Gorgon's Hammer ready for battle?" (Small talk)
>>"Why so few of you here? I expected more Astartes to join us on this campaign." (Polite inquiry)
>>Other

>>31247147
>>>"Is the Gorgon's Hammer ready for battle?" (Small talk)

>>31247147
>>>"Why so few of you here? I expected more Astartes to join us on this campaign." (Polite inquiry)

>>31247177
>>"Why so few of you here? I expected more Astartes to join us on this campaign." (Polite inquiry)

>>31247147
>>"Why so few of you here? I expected more Astartes to join us on this campaign." (Polite inquiry)
Iron Hands probably don't like small-talk or care for compliment.

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>>31247147
>>"Why so few of you here? I expected more Astartes to join us on this campaign."

Captain Entomac rumbles out a reply. "Many of my brothers are with other Expeditions. My company happened to be nearby when the Lord Commander petitioned for an Astartes contingent."

You remember: the last you heard, the bulk of Legio X was heading towards the Isstvan system for...something. You had asked others about it; the Imperials in the 2754th knew nothing, while the Magi of the Perditores seemed reluctant to answer. Perhaps whatever was happening at Isstvan was why so few Astartes joined this campaign?

>Choose an option:
>>"I had heard your Legion elected to deploy to the Isstvan system. Is that why only one company of your brothers could join us?" (Inquire about Isstvan)
>>"I see...is the Gorgon's Hammer ready for battle?" (Small talk)
>>"You and your Company fought well, despite being pitted against Xeno-Titans." (Compliments)
>Talk to someone else:
>>Speak with Cantor Alaios and Hexa Atarko
>>Speak with Lord Exobite Herax
>Skip to Strategium meeting to plan for the battle ahead (skip dialogues and get ready for combat)
>Other

>>31247147
>>>"Why so few of you here? I expected more Astartes to join us on this campaign." (Polite inquiry)

>>31247534
>>"I had heard your Legion elected to deploy to the Isstvan system. Is that why only one company of your brothers could join us?" (Inquire about Isstvan)

>>31247534

>>"I had heard your Legion elected to deploy to the Isstvan system. Is that why only one company of your brothers could join us?" (Inquire about Isstvan)

Istvaan. Well.

Hail Horus!

>>31247534
>>Skip to Strategium meeting to plan for the battle ahead (skip dialogues and get ready for combat)

>>31247534
>"I had heard your Legion elected to deploy to the Isstvan system. Is that why only one company of your brothers could join us?"

Entomac's reply is as hard as iron, and as abrupt as a hammer blow.

"No."

You frown. Did you say something wrong? "Forgive me, captain--"

"This conversation is over, Princeps."

"But I--"

The vox falls silent.

The Iron Hands were not known for their social skills, true, but even for the sons of Manus this was unusually brusque. Between this and Hexa's previous comments, you wonder what could possibly be happening at Isstvan...

>Choose an option:
>Talk to someone else:
>>Speak with Cantor Alaios and Hexa Atarko
>>Speak with Lord Exobite Herax
>Skip to Strategium meeting to plan for the battle ahead (skip dialogues and get ready for combat)
>Other

>>31247824
>Skip to Strategium meeting to plan for the battle ahead (skip dialogues and get ready for combat)

>>31247824
>>Speak with Cantor Alaios and Hexa Atarko

>>31247824
>>Skip to Strategium meeting to plan for the battle ahead (skip dialogues and get ready for combat)

>>31247824
>Skip to Strategium meeting to plan for the battle ahead (skip dialogues and get ready for combat)

>>31247824
Voting ends. Writing...

>>31247824
>Skip to Strategium meeting to plan for the battle ahead (skip dialogues and get ready for combat)

Before you can muse much further, Cuugo turns back towards you. "Incoming vox from Lord Herax."

"Attention, Legio Pugnatores, my good sons and daughters." Lord Herax's voice rings out through the cockpit of Tankred. "We will be holding an emergency strategy meeting over vox. Give it your full attention, Warmongers, the battle ahead will not be easy."

---

>Strategium Council

>Over the next several posts, you will be debating over and choosing the Imperium's battle-plans.

>Primary Objective: Purge Site Primaris
>Secondary Objective: Destroy Xeno-Engine battlegroups at Site Primaris

>Assets:
>Legio Pugnatores: 5 Engines
>>All Pugnatores Engines are at 100% battle readiness.

>Legio Perditores: 15 Engines
>>All Perditores Engines are at 100% battle readiness.

>Iron Hands Company
>>Against Titan-class xeno forces, only the Gorgon's Hammer will be able to deal significant enough damage to play a real role in battling Gargants. However, the rest of the Iron Hands are aboard Rhinos and are quite mobile.
>>The Iron Hands are your most powerful infantry despite their small numbers.

>Tung Lancers Regiment
>>The Tung Lancers, a largely bike-mounted recon and fast-attack strike force, are largely useless in direct Titan combat. However, they are still useful against other xeno assets.
>>The Tung are your fastest available forces.

>2 Uthuan Harbingers Armored Companies
>>The Uthuan Harbingers are capable tank handlers. Each column is capable of taking on a single Ork Stompa (Warhound equivalent), though not without significant casualties. Being tanks, they are pretty mobile, though not as fast as the Tung.
>>Out of all of your non-Titan assets, the Uthuans are most capable of bringing down a Titan. They can, of course, be used against other xeno assets.

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>>31248407

>Karthadi 5th Infantry Regiment
>>The Karthadi are your least mobile and most expendable assets. Unless their Basilisks can find their mark, they won't be able to do much against Titans (and firing into a Titan melee is bound to damage Imperial Titans).
>>That said, they are your most numerous and most expendable asset. They also have artillery.


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>Where will you fight your battle?

>Near the beachhead
>>Pros: The Orks will be coming against your entrenched positions. Given your Basilisks, you will be able to fire the first shots.
>>Cons: Less room to maneuver.

>Near Site Primaris
>>Pros: You will be taking the initiative, and will have plenty of room to maneuver as you will be as far away from the ocean as possible.
>>Cons: You will be attacking a more numerous enemy force, and at this range the Orks' orbital guns, as inaccurate as they are, are more likely to hit. Also, whatever other defenses are in Site Primaris will be able to fire upon you.

>Between the beachhead and Site Primaris
>>Pros: A nice middleground between the above two choices. Some room to maneuver, and you won't be completely giving up the initiative.
>>Cons: The advantages you'd gain from the above two choices will be lessened, if extant at all. You won't be entrenched, and your maneuver room will still be somewhat limited.

Rolled 1, 10, 1 = 12

>>31248451
>Between the beachhead and Site Primaris
Gives us some tactical flexibility, but we should be prepared to withdraw to the beachhead and our entrenched positions there.

>>31248524
woops, left dice on from another thread, ignore them

>>31248524
Second. I'd like a sort of diagonal formation.

>>31248451
>Near the beachhead

>>31248451
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>>31248451
>Next, we must decide how we will divide our forces, if at all.

>1) Keep our assets unified
>>Pros: We will be applying as many of our assets as possible agains the enemy Gargant mob. Once the Gargants fall, Site Primaris should be ripe for the taking.
>>Cons: The longer Site Primaris remains untouched, the longer you are left bereft of orbital support, and the longer you will be exposed to fire from Ork anti-orbital guns at Site Primaris.

>2) Have some of our assets strike Site Primaris
>>Pros: If successful, the 2754th will be able to deploy gunships that can easily turn the tide of battle. Given that you are outnumbered, this is something to consider.
>>Cons: If the strike force is unsucessful, you are inviting to be divided and conquered. Even if the strike force is successful, you run the risk of having your primary force be overwhelmed.

(If you choose to have some of our assets strike Site Primaris, indicate which will be in the strike force and which will remain to deal with the Orks. You may divide our forces however you wish. For example, you could have all Titans, the Uthuans, and the Iron Hands engage the Gargants between Site Primaris and the beachhead, while the Karthadi and the Tung strike Site Primaris. Or even have the non-Titans engage the Gargants while all or some Titans make for Site Primaris.

Note that how you divide our forces will matter: if you decide to have all Titans rush for Site Primaris, for example, then you must break through the Ork lines, which runs the risk of all your Titans getting bogged down or flanked. And so forth.)

Please feel free to ask me any questions about the above.

>>31248856
>1) Keep our assets unified
We break their assault and then counter attack hard

>>31248856
>1) Keep our assets unified
We will most likely have longer range than the Orks, so it is better to set up a long, unified firing line and then later charge.

>>31248856
>2) Have some of our assets strike Site Primaris
Legio Pugnatores will strike from the left
5 engines of Legio Perditores will strike along with Legio Pugnatores
The Tung Lancers will strike as well
The Iron Hands will strike as well

All rest will stay back. If they are in danger of being overrun they will close the flank be moving left and forming a near vertical line with our strike force striking from the left.

>>31248856
Voting ends. Writing...

>>31249163
>We have chosen to keep our forces unified.

>Finally, we must choose our deployment. We can choose to deploy our assets in up to three lines: front, middle, and rear. Note than you can choose to deploy in less than 3 lines, to a minimum of 1.

Example proposal:

Front (Front lines): Pugnatores, Perditores, Iron Hands
Middle (Reserve): Tung Lancers, 1 column of Uthuans
Rear (Fire support): Karthadi

Example proposal 2:

Front: All assets except Karthadi
Rear: Karthadi


>Finally, do we attack the Orks head on, or receive their charge?

>>31249281
>Front (Front lines): Pugnatores, Perditores, Iron Hands
>Middle (Reserve): Tung Lancers, 1 column of Uthuans
>Rear (Fire support): Karthadi

Makes sense, lets use it

>Finally, do we attack the Orks head on, or receive their charge?
as they close, charge into their charge and hold them, then slowly fight them back, we don't want them using their momentum of their charge against us

>>31249281
Front (Front lines): Pugnatores, Perditores, Iron Hands
Middle (Reserve): Tung Lancers, 1 column of Uthuans
Rear (Fire support): Karthadi

Seems fine. Karthadi in the back for artillery.

Receive their charge.

>>31249420
second

>>31249281
Voting ends. Writing and drawing...

>>31245469
I enjoy your writing style, I feel like I'm playing mass effect, or dragon age

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>>31249281

>Front (Front lines): Pugnatores, Perditores, Iron Hands
>Middle (Reserve): Tung Lancers, Uthuans
>Rear (Fire support): Karthadi

"Then it is decided," says Captain Entomac. "We will deploy 4 kilometers ahead, with the Titans and my brothers in front, the Tung and Uthuans in reserve, and the Karthadi artillery in fire support. When the xenos charge, we will counter-charge to deny them their momentum. If there are questions, ask them now."

A chorus of nays greeted him.

"Then march, in the name of the Emperor."

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>>31249972

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Everything is in position. The Annihilators front and center; the Warmongers and Iron Hands on the flanks. The Tung and Uthuans were in reserve, and the Karthadi artillery stood ready.

It is time for battle.

"Auspex reads movement," says a voice. It is Princeps Orpheus Tychare, commander of the Perditores assigned to the 2754th. "They are coming."

You can feel the *thrum* of Tankred's plasma-heart surging. Its claws of death and fire itch to tear apart the Xeno-Engines marching towards you, its hatred and bloodlust threatening to overwhelm you.

One last systems check.

"Moderati, enginseer, pre-battle diagnostics check."

"Aye Princeps."

"Void Shields at 100%, Princeps."

"Weapons?"

You give an involuntary twich of your fingers, and power flares into your weapons.

"Weapons capacitors ready, aye."

"Reactor status?"

<Reactor status nominal, Princeps.>

They were getting close to Turbolaser range. "Firing solution, Moderati?"

"Cogitating..."

Already the Earthshaker rounds are falling around the Orks. Pillars of dirt spring up as shells pound the earth around the xenos. Any moment now...

"All forces!" says Tychare, "make ready to counter-charge! We stand for Mars!"

"For the Emperor!"

"FOR THE EMPEROR!"

You whisper in kind:

"Expugnata."

>>31250092
THREAD END

Sorry for cutting this short guys. I wanted to do the last battle with a fresh thread, so I figured now would be a good time to pause the thread. I have to admit: I'm a little burned out from the shit I had to do in March (read: the shit that delayed this thread until now), and doing a thread right on the heels of it means I'm not at 100%. Sorry if the writing quality dropped...

To make up for it, I will be sticking around for a while to answer any questions you might have, either about the quest or about WH40k lore in general.

Next thread is tentatively planned for Sunday, 7 PM EST. I might be running on Saturday as well, depending on how my personal stuff goes this weekend. As always, check my twitter for updates.


Thanks for playing, and I'm very glad to be back! Feel free to ask any questions.

>>31250124
No worries.
No real questions. See you next thread.

>>31250124
Thanks for running OP, night.

>>31250251

Thread archived:

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/31245469/

>>31250124

Thanks for coming back, man!

I think this is a really interesting quest and your writing isn't half bad either. You got yourself a player.