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Do Space Marines have time off?

If I was on a Space Marine homeworld, would I see one standing on a sidewalk eating ice cream?
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>>35456836
>Do Space Marines have time off?

Yes. Some more than others. The Codex prescribes 15 minutes of free time each day.
http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Daily_rituals_of_a_Space_Marine

>If I was on a Space Marine homeworld, would I see one standing on a sidewalk eating ice cream?
Depends on the chapter. Some never even associate with normal people on anything close to a social level. Some do.
The Salamanders are known to chill amongst to normal people of Noctune, doing normal-people things.
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>>35456836
With your post and message, I now imagine one part of the mandatory prayer time is really just the space marine isolating himself in a room full of cats, petting them and telling them all his horrible war stories until he feels better and goes back to his normal schedule.
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>>35458337
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>>35458337
...reading that caused me to give my cat the last of my cheese. Damn you anon.
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>>35458481
>thy purring pleases my senses
Slaneeshi proto-Noise Marine detected.
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>>35456836

Yup, each chapter do different stuff in their free time. Blood Angels like to paint as a hobby. Space Wolves like to drink and feast. Salamanders have family time.
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>>35456836
Some chapters do. Most don't hob-nob with the populace, but you might find one hunting or just kicking it in the wilderness. Salamanders are known to visit the Nocturneans for various reasons from smithing practice to arena fights or whatever other hobbies they enjoy.
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>>35456836

Space Marines are bred for war. Don't feel bad for them, because in times of idleness, they grow listless for battle, and are the most at home entrenched deep within their foe.
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Space Marines have hobbies and interests too.

Titus, for example, is karaoke king
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>>35456836
Something like this?

I guess some chapters may leave some, it depends
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>>35456836
Oh god, now I cant get off my head the idea of a SM eating ice cream on the stree, with a full suit of armour, just looking at people walking by
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>>35460129
I doubt they'd dishonour their armour by using it when on free time
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>>35460129
I have this image of a space marine doing it exactly like this except they smoosh the ice cream into the mouth piece.
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>>35460196

Yeah, marines do dress down when out and about. Armor is used for combat, not grocery shopping.
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>>35460218
That was how i was imagining it, just like >>35460009

Hilarious
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>>35460238
>Astartes staring daggers at person in express lane with 11 items
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>>35460238
>That obnoxious kid that pokes your black carapace holes and you want to give him the Emperor's justice for his annoying behavior but the Chapter Master says he'll take away human-visitations privileges if he has to do one more PR Press Conference.
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>>35460238
> Marine grocery shopping at local supermarket.
> Loudly complains about the price of everything going up and how everything was better half a century ago, old people talking and agreeing with him.
> Reaches cashiers and just unloads a fuckload of coupons there.
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>>35460325
>if he has to do one more PR Press Conference.

>Lord Tiberius, why didn't Lord Cyphon ask the child to stop? Like any decent human being would do?
>Well that's a good question Martha, and I would remind you that Brother Cyphon is not, "a decent human being" and is, in fact, a Living Engine of War; the Emperor's wrath made manifest. Manners was not high on the hypno-indoctrination priorities.
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>>35460325
>if he has to do one more PR Press Conference.

In the grim darkness of the far future, grunts still have to sit through behavioral lecture presentations.
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>>35460359
>how everything was better half a century ago
That's a weird thing about Space Marines, their age. I mean, it's not uncommon for veterans to have served for at least three centuries.

A 300+ years old man today would be older than a disturbing numbers of states, including just about everything in the Americas or Africa. The dude would remember the Holy Roman Empire and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

Even by 40K standard, you would be looking at someone from your grandfather's time, assuming your family is rich enough to have been under generous quantities of juvenat drugs for generations..
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>>35462977

Marines have like reverse dog years. They aren't "born" until like 10 or so when they become neophytes, it takes them decades to graduate from scout, and like you said, they'll have at least one service stud before making tactical, and two or more before becoming an officer.

100-200 years old is considered "young adult" for them.
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>>35462977

Well, in the 40k universe tech and politics have stagnated for at least 10k years, so it's a lot different there.
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>>35462977
And that can lead to some interstinf relationships with civilans. It is not uncommon for a family to know that their child/sibling/cousin became a Marine. But when I talk about relatives figting in the civil war im discussing a period 160 years ago. For these families their great great great great uncle might still be around and kicking.

If I remember correctly the Salamanders still engage in family life on Nocturne. It is entirely possible that the same Marine talking with the old people at the market might have grown up as a child with their grand parents.

A Marine that is involved in the community would be a walking eternal monolith of stories.

"Why do the Johnsons and Stevenson feud?" Brother Mathius will know. .

"Why was this tree planted in the city square, the plaque is all worn"
Ask Brother Tyrees he remebers
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>Space Marines have leave
> Work out and shoot

>The Captains wife is being a total bitch. I will talk to him tomorrow
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>you'll never play a Deathwatch game with a good GM in which a significant portion of the game is like this
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>>35460129
>>35460218
This? Yeah it's stormtroopers. but basically the same right?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4_dZPVg8KI
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>tfw one of my group's Deathwatch sessions was a trip to Space Disney as reward for kicking a Hive Fleet's ass
>Tau crash the party by blowing up the Tower of Terra
>Purge xenos and roast turkey legs with righteous fire
>Force enemy prisoners to wait in really long lines to be purged, Ethereals got FastPasses
>Receive relic mouse-eared helmets and mouse-eared aquila emblems in honor of saving the park
>Spend last day in park enjoying the spinny cups, Spehss Mountain, and Roboute Guilliman's shooting gallery ride
>Next mission was a crusade to the Wizarding Planet of Sorcerors
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>>35457043
>http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Daily_rituals_of_a_Space_Marine

>2100
>Evening meal
>A feast (by normal human standards) is provided by the Chapter serfs, and some Chapter Masters may allow alcohol to be consumed.
>Some Chapter Masters may allow alcohol to be consumed

Bullshit. Even the non-hyper mega indoctrinated monks of today's time aren't allowed to drink alcohol, you're telling me Space Marines, with all their fanaticism, are allowed to? Shit, would it even have an effect?
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>>35465272
>you're telling me Space Marines, with all their fanaticism, are allowed to? Shit, would it even have an effect?
I haven't heard of it outside of other chapter, but the yiffs drink.
And apparently have super-alcohol so that they can get drunk.
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>>35465272
Alcohol doesn't effect Space Marines, their stomachs perceive the alcohol as a toxin and get rid of the "getting drunk" part.
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>>35465272
There are brewer monks
Some religions are cool with alcohol
Hell, even christianity is meant to be all for brewing
Its just some modern ones that are against it
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>>35463812
The Ultramarines have that too, though to a much lesser degree. Mostly just cataloging which noble family got someone in, and such.

>>35465272
Space Marine alcohol is a little bit more potent. Most of what they eat and drink is not fit for human consumption. Probably preparation for when they need to drink motor oil and eat poisonous whateverbeasts on campaign.
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>>35465272

Normal alcohol wouldn't get marines drunk anyway.
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>>35465301
We know the Ultras like their wine
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>>35460238
They could have been in ceremonial armor for a victory parade, and then been granted liberty to enjoy the festivities. Or they could have been instructed to walk among the populace in full armor as a psychological tactic.
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>>35465272
They bash each other on the head after a drink to get that drunk feeling.
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>>35465272
It probably depends on the Chapter's favored booze. Classy Ultramarine wine probably doesn't do much but taste good. Space Wolf alcohol is probably strong enough to intoxicate a Space Marine.

When the Blood Angels want a kegger, do they ask for blood from Space Wolf donors?
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>>35465272
>monks
>not allowed to drink alcohol
I'm not sure what kind of catholicism you've been practicing, but...
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>>35465272
Probably only strong alcohol would, which is why they're allowed to drink normal beers. Wouldn't do much, if anything.
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>>35465113
>mash-up of Imperial March and Mr. Blue Sky
>pulls lightsaber on jump-scare

OK, for propaganda from Die Maus, I'll admit I lol'd.
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>>35465258
>>>Tau crash the party by blowing up the Tower of Terra

SEE? THIS IS THE REASON EVERY ONE HATES YOU
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>>35465558
>drinking beer without drunk
They might as well drink each other's piss.
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>>35465583
This is how marines fall to slanessh.
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>>35465583

Protip: Ancient civilizations drank wine instead of water due to water quality reasons, not because they partied hardy 24/7.
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>>35465272
1.
>Even the non-hyper mega indoctrinated monks of today's time aren't allowed to drink alcohol
TOTAL UTTER BULLSHIT
2.
Space Wolves
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>>35457043
They missed out the best bit: they allow free time because the Codex Astartes uses the the idiom "to do something at your leisure" once, so if they don't have free time they can't properly obey the Codex Astartes
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>>35465673
Like water quality matters to a space marine. Sewer sludge probably tastes like smoothie to them.
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>>35465731
>Sewer sludge probably tastes like brains to them

All space marines are zombies.
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>>35465573
That vid used to draw alot of hate from sw fans. I always chuckled when i see them though.
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>>35465583
clearly you are an american who doesn't know what real beer tastes like
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>>35465779
space marines eat brains to gain people's memories
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>>35465836

At least he knows what proper capitalization and punctuation is.
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>>35465860
Is there any space marine chapter that's addicted to br ... acquiring memories?
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>>35466015

Flesh Eaters.

http://warhammer40k.wikia.com/wiki/Flesh_Eaters

They're like the Diablo 1 red Scavengers of 40k. You know, those little tailed critters in the beginning dungeon that keep skittering around eating corpses instead of attacking you.
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>>35466061

AW YEAH FLESH EATERS
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>>35466015
Some of the more corrupted Night Lords enjoy scaring poor sods to death and then eating them.
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Most space marines never return home. However certain chapters live with their families IE salamanders and space wolves. It was even hinted at in 4th ed fluff that space wolves could still have sex with women but they quickly removed it.

Those that do see their homeworld will feel its completely different. They are separated by their training and stature. Even guardsmen who return to their homeworld usually feel like they dont fit in anymore.

Dont forget about warp travel taking possibly ages. It is possible to return home after 200 years even though only 20 years may have passed in your life. You would meet your family many generations on and most likely be revered for being super old.

It is even possible to exist in two places at once due to warp travel which is kinda fucked up if you think about it.
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>>35466384
wat? warp/time travel?
why was my first thought back to the future in 40k?
>pimped out landspeeder with wing doors and everything...
>techmarine talking to a young scout marine
>"when this baby gets up to 88mph, the flux capacitor in the warp drive will activate"
>look up
>chaos space marine rhino, csm rises from the top hatch to use pintle bolter
>techmarine: "SPACE LIBYANS, THEY FOUND ME!"
>gestures to the young scout marine
>"SCOUTY, RUN!"
>goes back in time and scout marine sees his Chapter master is a nerd.
>helps his chapter master get the sorita sister he always wanted, and beat up the chaos terminator bully.
>huey lewis plays in the back ground
can someone writefag this? i feel i'm butchering the joke....
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>>35466384
>>35467274
>Warp time
It's just a jump to the left.
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>>35467274
>space Libyans

That got me
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>>35467274
Space marine making this face.
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>>35465272
All I know is, when not fighting, they seem to be pretty "warrior culture" so feasting and drinking is par for the course.
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>>35465431
>>35465362
>>35465301
>>35465272
The space wolf books aren't half bad and they mention this. The beer they drink is basically paint thinner and the serfs know to leave it alone because it's lethal to humans. On top of that it has a special herb in it that suppresses a marines anti poison system which is what actually allows them to get drunk. Other marines treat alchohol like a weak poison and aren't affected much.

I guess that means marines could develop a hobby for wine and spirit tasting because they wouldn't have to deal with the side effects.
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>>35470778
>I guess that means marines could develop a hobby for wine and spirit tasting because they wouldn't have to deal with the side effects.

Slaanesh please go.
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>>35459919
>entrenched deep within their foe
lewd
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>>35473366

Deep within their foe's rear position.
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This is canon
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>>35473424
>half an hour in the shitter

So that's why Ultras smell like shit.
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>>35473484
"Toilet" has a different context in this sense to what you may think, anon. It includes shitting but also showering, shaving, plucking nose hairs, and generally making themselves pretty.
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>>35473484

Toilet means shower and shaving retard.
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>>35473504

That's kind of tragic seeing as they then spend most of their time inside armour, where no one can appreciate how pretty they are.
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>>35473424
>10 minutes free time
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>>35465272
>Bullshit. Even the non-hyper mega indoctrinated monks of today's time aren't allowed to drink alcohol, you're telling me Space Marines, with all their fanaticism, are allowed to? Shit, would it even have an effect?
They're also warriors. Helps bonding with the other men if you can drink a bit.
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>>35465258
>Force enemy prisoners to wait in really long lines to be purged, Ethereals got FastPasses

This is the moment that I lost my shit
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>>35473544
The Emperor sees all, brother
It is for Him that we must maintain our eyelashes
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>>35473506
That's toilette you inbred rape child. Toilet is where you shit and piss, you should know since you live in one.
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>>35473582
>toilette
That's the fancy spelling. Toilet is just the Anglicized version.
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>>35456836
No. There are only a thousand of them and mostly they have shit to do.
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>>35467274
mfw
>space Libyans
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>>35456836
http://1d4chan.org/wiki/Conservators

They have lives.
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>"Brothers. It's good to see you again."
>"You should know by now that I wouldn't miss this for anything in the world, brother."
>"Very well then. let us begin. Brother Thadeus, will you do us the honors of playing that ancient musical device from Terra's ancient history? The one that describes our Chapter perfectly?"
>"Of course, Chaplain."
>I GET KNOCKED DOWN
>BUT I GET UP AGAIN
>YOU'RE NEVER GONNA KEEP ME DOWN
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Honestly, I've always imagined a space marinein a Hawaiian shirt, cargo shorts sitting by a pool with a coconut drink
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>>35465272
>All Space Marines are fanatics
Not all Space Marines are Chaplains, Black Templars and Dark Angels.
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>>35470778

One of Ahriman's hobbies, pre-Heresy at least, was wine.
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>Ultramarines going to operas and drama theatres
>White Scars go racing
>Blood Ravens go reading and studying in the librarium
>Raven Guard does falconry
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>>35473666
I imagine they'd chant old pop songs like gregorian monks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=se6akxRN74k
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>>35473822
How do they do that if they have only 10 minutes of free time?
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>>35473822
>Black templars sing "Love is a battlefield" in group
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>>35473933
They get days off.

Bolters need a cool down time and like the weapons that they are a bit of free time is considered essential maintenance.
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>>35473822
>>Blood Ravens go reading and studying in the librarium
Not liberating civilians out of their chaotic and heretical ice creams, for further studying of course.
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>>35474018

But anon, the ice creams were gifted
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>>35473424
>Chaplain's cult followed by high tea
>high tea
Suddenly, I can't get the image out of my head of Space Marines in monocles just sitting around drinking cups of tea in full power armour, with their pinkies sticking out and everything.
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>>35473822
>Blood Ravens go reading and studying in the librarium
>Not forming heist gangs and accepting generous gifts from the local banks in their spare time
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>>35474040
Just a pinky holding the cup, the rest of the fingers don't fit in the handles

This thread needs drawfags, where are they?
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What kind of music do Space Marines listen to in their spare time? Do Dark Angels listen to religious music while Space Wolves listen to Powerwolf?
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The third edition codex had a slightly different daily schedule for marines: http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Daily_rituals_of_a_Space_Marine

Free time is up to 15min per day, but "many Chapter Masters regard free time as a frivolous waste, and a dangerous distraction in the extreme" and sleep is down to 4h.
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>>35474073
No, Space Wolves just listen to all wolf-themed songs that they can. They aren't allowed to speak about the time Logan Grimnar sung Hungry Like The Wolf while drunk.
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>>35474070
We need the guy from Bolter to Kokoro
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>>35465272
How the hell are the monks supposed to drink the blood of Christ during holy communion if they can't drink alcohol you fucking double heathen.
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>>35473798
That would be a great objective for a game of Black Crusade, steal an original bottle of Ahrimans own vintage.
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>>35460129
Depending on the chapter, many don't wear armor when there's not much chance of a fight.
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>>35473828
Imagine an entire chapter devoted to collecting old art and revering it.

Their favorites? 80s pump up songs.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-WHW-QNswE
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>>35474086
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvDWpBPT7lg
Arf arf arf.
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>>35474040
High tea is the meal not the drink you dolt.
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>>35463081
On a galactic scale it has, but within systems things change at more or less the same rate as in real life in the current period.
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>>35474070
>>35474040
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>>35473828
>>35474151
The Chanters. Devoted to preserving the musical history of their race, as well a purging xenoes. Known for their mighty ant terrifying war-chanting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkrzKbC9S9s
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>>35474151
>Space marines lightly dancing in the locker room while getting dressed
>all big smiles and singing "you're the best around"
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>>35474171
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CUT0xlxQY8
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>>35474154
I'm a britfag, I know this. It's just that when we say "high tea" we generally refer to a cup of tea, and maybe some kind of baked gods. It's something posh Britbongs are particularly into.
>>35474171
Have they somehow worked out how to reverse-engineer noise marine weaponry? Because I don't see how shooting loud noises at things leads to corruption, so it's possible that loyalists might use it.
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>>35466114

I bet a comissar shot that IGman and left him there as an offering so he wouldn't get too batty.
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>>35474171
Maybe some would have revamped lyrics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvKRbi2ovDY

>I Shed The Blood of the Xenos Men
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>>35474182
>Because I don't see how shooting loud noises at things leads to corruption
Cruel and unusual perhaps
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>>35474191
>altering old art
>that the Emperor himself listened to in his youth
His dirty secret is that he was really into disco.
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>>35474171
Their main enemies are a group of Warbands calling themselves the Howlers, led by a Chaos Undivided Sorcerer who channels his psychic energy through a daemon-guitar. The Warband includes the Rotting Misery, a bunch of Nurgle-worshippers who play black metal, the Furies of Oblivion, a bunch of thrash metal Khornates, and the Serpent Kings, a band of glam metal Slaaneshis with fabulous hair.
>>35474206
>The Emperor used to have an afro
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>>35473595
>assigning the francophonic meaning to the anglicized spelling
If you want the anglicized spelling, use the anglicized meaning.
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>>35474203
No more cruel and unusual than other non-Chaos weapons in 40k.
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>>35474154
>there are people who eat tea
What?
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>>35474182
>noise marine weaponry
Sounds absolutely heretical. Bolter fire is the only percussion they need. It's all about the voice, their gift from the Emperor. Senior brothers have practised their chanting for centuries, and need no help from heretical artefacts.

>>35474212
>The Emperor used to have an afro
The Emperor has released several undergrounf disco recordings.
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>>35474213
Send a strongly worded letter to the editorial staff of White Dwarf circa 1991 then
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>>35462404
Dear Christ. The power points must last for YEARS!
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>>35474219
But what's so heretical about noise marine weaponry, anyway? All it is is sound-based weaponry. Sure, their sound is screaming women getting raped by daemons combined with the screeching of the Warp, but you can probably change that so it just shoots Dragonforce at you.
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>>35465272
>Bullshit. Even the non-hyper mega indoctrinated monks of today's time aren't allowed to drink alcohol
You wot m8? Are you sure It's not iSlam you're talking about? Because the Roman Catholic Church is totally fine with alc. Have you ever heard of the brewer monks? Hell 90% of European beers have their roots in some monastery.
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>>35474218
Here in Britbongistan, we sometimes say tea instead of dinner.
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>>35474236
>iSlam
Is this what happens when iPads turn into basketball players?
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>>35473424
>Lunch (light meal) at 2pm
>tea at dinner time
>no other meal besides breakfast
What?
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>>35474239
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>>35474275
>Eating more than three meals a day
This is why you aren't an Ultramarine.
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>>35474239
What, really? I thought it was the same as coffee here, where we drink the beverage for which the meal is named, and have some different cakes along with it.
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>>35474275
This way they spend their free time eating instead of other distractions
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>>35474275
How often do you eat?
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>>35474296
Tea isn't a meal. It's a snack. Depending on how light their late lunch is, it might be the same.
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>>35474299
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea_%28meal%29#High_tea
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>>35474293
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>>35474319
Oh, right, you aren't a Britbong. See >>35474239
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>>35474315
Two or three times a day, but it's a proper meal each time.
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>>35474275
Man can live on 2 or 3 meals a day, I've been doing that for years. Not to mention Marines are no ordinary people and their body should budget nutriets more effectively. They could probably do with 1 meal a day.
As for breakfast being main meal and lunch being "light", that's a britbong thing if I'm not mistaken.
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>>35460009
>>35460218
>>35460316
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>>35460359
>>35460539
>>35463978
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>>35474219
>M39
>the Infernus sector is hit with an unforeseen Warp storm that descended into an open massacre and heresy
>scholars describe it as similar to the Storm of Emperor's Wrath
>the recently renamed sector became famous after the Chanters space marines found a collection of ancient Terran music
>the most famous of these finds is a dataslate that belonged personally to the Emperor
>it was buried deep underground, in a sealed vault with numerous wards and runes
>the entire area was branded with warnings to not open the vault
>there are mentions of ancient shame, which attracted the Inquisition (and the Dark Angels space marines, for some reason)
>after a rigorous study by the Chapter's historians and tech priests, the content of the dataslate was released to the local populace
>it is a collection of ancient music and other art, badly damaged
>only one sound file remains working
>the local PDF, led by a single mother, found the vault
>they are renamed the Tramps after an ancient band of minstrels responsible for the song
>they adopt a new, red and white, color scheme to honor the Emperor's ancient musicians
>soon after, the warp storm hits
>local populace terrified that they have offended the Emperor somehow, begin a lynch mob to destroy the precious artifacts
>people feel guided by the Emperor's holy anger, and claim to hear him requesting to "burn that mother down"
>folks are screaming, out of control
>the Chanters defend the ancient relics, but are forced to flee as the Warp storm intensifies
>they take the Tramps with them, who become their followers and start a penance-campaign across the sector
>the Chanters bear a red-white disc on their armor as a mark of shame since that day
>the storm still rages on
>it never died
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_sY2rjxq6M
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>>35474299
That's also a thing.
You have
Tea, the drink, at any time.
Tea, the light meal of tea and usually some cakes or scones or whatever, around 3 or 4 in the afternoon.
Tea, another name for dinner, any time after 5pm. There probably won't be any drinks of tea until after.

A British person will know exactly which one another Brit means.
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>>35474361
>I've been doing that for years
Have you done so while engaging in military training for the majority of the day?

>their body should budget nutriets more effectively.
They're more than double the mass of a human. They, proportionately, have smaller stomachs and small intestines because of crowding from giant rib cages and a bunch of new organs. And they have a more intensive (thus, energy-consuming) digestive process because of resistances to poisons and a greater diversity in what they can eat. Now, I know that since it's 40k Space Marines can be just outright better, but in absence of a source to the contrary let's go with logic (and canon depictions of space marines eating a fuckton) and suppose that they, in fact, have roughly the dietary needs that their biology would imply.
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>>35474323
So the Ultramarines are using the working class name for the meal? What?
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>>35474422
>Tea, the drink, at any time.
If that is asked after 5pm, would you say a cup of tea to differentiate it from
>Tea, another name for dinner, any time after 5pm. There probably won't be any drinks of tea until after.
?
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>>35474452
They say "oi, would ya fancy a cup o' tea mate?" as opposed to "It's gettin' on time for tea innit?"
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>>35474361
Correct, at least traditionally.
Some traveller (American, I think) said that if you want the best of English food eat breakfast three times a day [paraphrased]

Though these days you're more likely to find people just having toast or cereal, with coffee/tea.
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>>35474452
Partly >>35474476, but you just know.
Normally it's obvious in context.

Also Tea the meal is usually just "tea", where the drink can be "some tea"

I'm about 40% sure we do it to confuse foreigners
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>>35466061
>Flesh Eaters
Steak Eaters, a marine chapter that likes high quality meats.
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>>35474218
>Adulterating your tea with water
Filthy colonial!
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>>35474191
>>35474179
>>35474171
>>35474151
>>35473666

Deathwatch custom chapter when?
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>>35466061
Is anyone think I should just recon the whole brain eating thing out? That and some of the lesser used space marine abilities like spitting acid and the perfectly balanced inner ear properly sounded cool when they came up with them but they just seem weird nowadays
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>>35474740
>Is anyone think I should just recon the whole brain eating thing out?
But Matt, you don't work for them anymore.
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Even when they're not in battle, the Space Marines are busy protecting the innocent, helping little old ladies across roads, locating the parents of lost children, acquiring cats etc...
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>>35474740
The brain eating thing is stupid by 40k standards. I can see why they don't bring it up to often.
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I liked in Brotherhood of the Snake how they seemingly spent their off time. Hiking around their islands with the scouts, playing capture the flag, seeing how deep they can dive. Would totally be what i would be doing with my own planet.
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>>35466015
>>35474740
>>35475560
>space marines eat brains to gain people's memories

Tyranid Lictors, and certain types of Genestealer (at least in 4th edition), eat brains to absorb memories.

Space Marines eat any body part.
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>>35475682
It's easier to swallow the concept with Tyranids since they are supposed to be unrelatable weird aliens while Space Marines actually are based on humans.
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>>35475682
Does it means that primarches had acid spit and could gain memories from food?
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>>35475635
Anyone else think the captain fucked the first woman he met? After they came back to fight the Dark Eldar she kept saying she used to be so pretty.
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>>35475755

>swallow the concept
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>>35475635
Yeah, it sems a cool concept.

Also their planet is quite cool too, I loved the capture the flag part.
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>>35475957
Wut?
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>>35475996
Uh, I liked the part of the book where they go playing/training with the scouts?

And their planet offers a wide array of opportunities to do shit?

And I express my approval of the shit they do?
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>>35474235
They're getting off to the noise.
All we hear is what leaks through their headphones.
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>>35474578
>Steak Eaters
I'D GIVE MY MEAT, NOT FOR HONOUR, BUT FOR YOU
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>>35474422
I'm a Britbong, and I just realized this.
Christ, it's like dwarves and their different words for gold.
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>>35465272
>Even the non-hyper mega indoctrinated monks of today's time aren't allowed to drink alcohol
Uhh, what?

Okay, let's start with something. Monks, in the sense you're using, a predominantly a Catholic thing.

So, let's start with one thing: Wine is literally part of Catholic Ritual, and while you can abstain from getting the blood of Christ, it would be expected that a monk fully engage in the ritual.

Second, given that beer has been cleaner than water for most of human history, we can safely say that historically speaking, monks drink. Given that the church in question is not fond of changing, drink is probably allowed with a meal, so long as one is restrained.

And then, finally, you've ignored an entire kind of monk - Trappists. Who make things, because work is considered prayer. One of the things they make and sell is beer. Anyone who makes anything knows that you sometimes must sample your product to assure quality.
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>>35477586
>Christ, it's like dwarves and their different words for gold.
More like the opposite.
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>>35477879
Good point.
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>>35477879
No he's right.
Do you not know that famous dwarf song?
It goes "gold gold gold gold gold, gold gold gold gold, gold gold gold gold gold"

>>35477586
Well like a third of modern dwarf stereotypes are british, so it's not that surprising
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This thread made me picture someone on a Space Marine world who reinvents the wonderful thing known as a Slurpee, and then has a Space Marine come along one day, sample one, and then go wide eyed at it.

Said man then becomes rich on Space Marine dollars and off the money of everyone else clamouring for some of what that entire chapter makes a b-line for when they go ground side for leisure time.
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>>35475635

So basically their time off is spent LARP'ing Tribes. I approve of this.
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So the Astartes having some kind of Football tournament or something then sounds like a good idea?
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>>35478577
Yes.
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>>35456836
1852. Afros are not acceptable haircuts for Adeptus Astartes.

1987. After the battle my Astartes is to spend his time training and in meditation, not choreographing Gilbert and Sullivan numbers.

2017. Off duty Astartes wear robes, not wife beaters and speedos.

Directly from Things Mr. Welch Is No Longer Allowed To Do During an RPG The Codex Astartes.
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>>35477683
You don't even have to go that far, I don't know where you guys are from but anybody familiar with western culture knows that monks are and have always been consumers of beer and wine, and they are even sometimes permitted to get piss drunk on special occasions. Martin Luther is on record saying that people with stress should consider drinking more liberally. This is often misconstrued as advocation of alcoholism, but all he was really saying is it's not a bad idea to down a few pints if you're feeling tense all day, and that it's harder to sin when you drink at home alone and get sleepy.

It depends on the order, but most Christian ascetics and especially Catholic monks, are allowed to drink at least 1 pint of beer per day. Especially the aforementioned Trappists. In fact, arguably the best beers made today are made by Trappist monks, like Le Trappes.

On top of that, brewer monks are popular in media, such as the many monks of Shakespearian plays, Robin Hood stories, etc.

The only justification for the monk-ness getting in the way of space marines' ability to drink alcohol is if the chapter is based on very specific eastern traditions that prohibit drinking.
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>>35478341
Or "Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo."
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This thread proves that /tg/ is best board
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>>35478341
>and their different words for gold.
>different words
>different
>
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>>35478673
Am I an idiot if I put my fist there?
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>>35478341
>talking about dwarf songs
>not posting this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytWz0qVvBZ0
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>>35458337
I just founded a new chapter
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>Mfw I watched that not 20 minutes ago
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>>35478970
>Diggy Diggy Hole
>Clint Eastwood
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>>35478784
> Not this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1gF0uhHsqk
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>Spehss Mountain

Got me good for some reason
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>>35478994
That too, is bitching.
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>Be me, Corporal Latinus Namus of the Imperial Guard
>After defeating an Ork Waaagh and losing less than half our force, in an act of sheer, Emperor loving badassery
>Our entire regiment was awarded leave in the nearest civilized imperial system
>A Space Marine Chapter homeworld
>Iamokaywiththis.archeotechfile
>We get groundside
>Me and my squad decide to go hit up some nearby clubs
>We spot some cute girls
>decide to go make my move
>Just as I get close, this off duty Space Marine comes out of nowhere with two of his buddies behind nim
>Everyone with a vagina within a 10 click radius surrounds him, begging to hear his tales of adventure and heroism and grab at his perfect, gift of the Emperor of a body
>No one even gives me a second glance
>mfw
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>>35479229
>Corporal Latinus Namus
>Latinus Namus

Lost it
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>>35478727
I did that and then had basically the same though.
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>>35479291
Alright then.

Because I did too.
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>>35478784
>>35478994
Now i really, really want to play Dwarf Fortress or a dwarf in our campaign.
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>>35457043
>The Salamanders are known to chill amongst to normal people of Noctune, doing normal-people things.

Even more reason to love the best chapter.
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>>35478784
>Minecraft boys have dwarves with a fancy animation and cachy English lyrics

>>35478994
Dwarf Fortress men have a single still image and the song is in Dwarvish with English subtitles
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>>35479400
>spreading discontent among dwarvenkind
Your beard's looking a little bit thin there... I think we got ourselves an elven spy!
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>>35465258
This kind of shit is the best, and only, way to run Deathwatch.
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>>35458794

cats are chaos incarnate.

purring, laziness, obsessive grooming?

slaughter and torment of small animals before presenting their corpse to you?

licking their own asses?

staring at you at day, from atop tvs and computers, and dashing out of a room when you surprise them, so that you have no idea what they were doing in there?
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>>35465272
>Even the non-hyper mega indoctrinated monks of today's time aren't allowed to drink alcohol
I've had a good time drinking with Benedictine monks, so you're just full of bullshit
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>>35479350
There was an RPG on Kickstarter based entirely around being dwarfy. It funded, but unfortunately the guy behind it couldn't into budgeting so he instead of delivering he ended up bankrupt and spent a year or two homeless. Too bad too, it looked like it was going to be good. Maybe we on /tg/ should pick up the ashes and make something like this?
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>>35474740
The ability was (un)fortunately brought to new light in Deathwatch, where it is totally fucking broken. My Kill Team's pilot once ate the brain of a manta pilot, while the techmarine dined on the gunner's brain. Cue the team spending half the session flying around in a manta blowing everything up.
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>>35479517
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>>35478341
Every time I've heard it, Bulgar Slavbeard fucks it up with "Comedy gold"

Fucking Bulgar.
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>>35479517

... Is that girl trying to give that space marine a blow job?
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>>35479517
>That's exactly what it exists for
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>>35479591
I know it is. And it's ridiculous. Half of the any space marine novel's plot could be solved if authors remembered it exists.
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>>35479693
Wasnt more like to absorb dna information?

Like, traits from other species and such
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>>35464030

between storylines, the GM throws a bit of downtime at you. Maybe the ship is being repaired, or there's a warpstorm, but the squad is stuck on an average imperial world for a little while.

a squad of space marines are thus forced to get involved in day-to-day imperial life and must try to not solve everything in the usual cleave-and-smite fashion.

The players lose xp if they just hide in the nearest temple until its time to move on.
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>>35456836
s-so many cAAAAAATS
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>>35479716
Yeah. You do absorb memories, but only in a vauge, impressionistic way. The real question is what happens when a lictor eats the brain of a space marine that has, in turn, eaten another person's brain.
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>>35479805
Did you know that cat shit can kill you? No joke.
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>>35479517
Imagine if, besides the knowledge, you'd get some personality traits from the guy you're eating as well.
>some planet in the middle of fuck-all
>space marines land, need to help the local Imperial Guard
>everyone is starving, the guys who used to make food are long dead
>some people tried to help, but they fucked up and don't know how to prepare food
>time for the space marines to help somehow
>it wouldn't just do to feed them, you have to teach them how to cook as well
>decide to sacrifice one brother's sanity by feeding him the local cook-commissar
>guy goes into seclusion, eats the dude, comes back with the knowledge and a funky accent
>demands to see the local chefs while they're working
>goes around screaming his head off whenever they fuck something up
>"THIS IS ROTTEN"
>"OUR PRIMARCH COULD DO BETTER, AND HE'S DEAD"
>"THIS CAKE IS SO BURNT IT MIGHT AS WELL BE FROM NOCTURNE"
>"THIS IS RAWER THAN THAT BRAIN I JUST ATE"
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>>35479928
>what happens if a lictor eats the brain of a space marine
>who in turn has eaten the brain of a lictor
>who in turn has eaten the brain of a space marine
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House pls
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>>35480110
>And if then a Space Marine eats the brain of that lictor?
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>>35480120
>catshit is lupus
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>>35474218
>Not eating your tea as a solid
Heretic
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>>35480232
It's like rocket fuel.
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>>35474740
Get the fuck out
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>>35479467
>an RPG based entirely around being dwarfy

how
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>>35480632
I-Is the cat still alive?
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>>35470778

>Traitor serf/marine leaks the secret of the herb that suppresses marine anti-poison effects
>Nurglites gets hold of it
>all marines superpoisoned and die
>chaos wins, because spess wolves wanted to get drunk

The existence of a special herb that specially reduces a certain aspect of space marine biology used just for drinking purposes is stupid.
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>>35480814
WH40K - where even the beer is hilariously overpowered.
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>>35480814
>Chaos
>on pure Fenris
No.
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>>35480776
Of course it is. The imperial Guard are the emperors hammer, the Space Marines his Scalpel.

Ie, force without control is peasants work, pleb
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>>35473697
Is he still in his helmet though?
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>>35481054

It has been all but explicitly said that the Space Wolves are dancing to chaos tunes in the dead of night. They would rather risk war with the rest of the Imperium than let the Inquisition anywhere near Fenris.

Because if the Inquisition saw Fenris, war would not be a risk. War would be a certainty.
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>>35480309
It didn't do everything perfect and is a touch more generic than I'd like, but it started out with having you design your clan, picking traits and events and writing a history in a way a bit reminiscent of what some FATE games encourage. It emphasizes the clan or mountain home as the group that your PCs represent. It focuses a bit D&D rather than Dorf Fort, too, and has specific laws that your clan follows and holds up.

Other than that, it has a set of combat roles which have specific combat abilities, a bit like Dungeon World or recent versions of Magical Burst. And you get two adventurer skills and a crafter's guild. There's a stubbornness stat.
All character advancement is through choosing minor abilities (again, kind of like Dungeon World) which can be based on your skills, guild, or combat role, and there's some general ones as well. Magic includes enchanting where you imbue your permanent vitality into runes, and is generally blood-oriented.

Clan advancement is a bit more complicated, and is formatted as the main goal of the game, like with Rogue Trader but instead of just profit factor, you have prestige, wealth, and strength. You roll under those stats for a few things, including acquiring things for your own selves, though that's not a focus. And there's a few guidelines for specific clan advantages and that they do.

The most recent PDF (July 2013) is here if you want it: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BxgyrXrUYkx-R0hyZW9mTU9VSTg&usp=sharing
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>>35478673
No, it really isn't

This thread is just a hold over from when it was
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>>35481317
>>35478673

>This thread proves that /tg/ is best board

>This thread is just a hold over from when it was

>when it was

... Saturday?
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>>35465258
>BROTHER CASSIUS, VERELY, THIS ROLLER COASTER IS A PRODIGY OF THE MECHANICUS.
>SURE IT IS, BROTHER. MAY THE EMPEROR PROTECT MY LYMAN'S EARS OF THE ACCELERATION WE WILL EXPERIENCE.
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>>35479517
I once wrote a short story with this plot on the BL forums.
SM captain crashes his jetpack into a Manta and scorfs down the brains of the pilots so he can narrowly avoid the Manta's collission with a spire tower.
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>house
>not trainspotting
>laughingjunkies.jpg
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>>35481135
Of course he is, what a stupid question.
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>>35470778
>I guess that means marines could develop a hobby for wine and spirit tasting because they wouldn't have to deal with the side effects.

Ahriman did. Good stuff he had.
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>this nigger has never heard of Ice Tea.

Ice T does not approve of this.
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The closest thing to a space marine was Andre the Giant. He was a bit thin for an Astartes at only 520 lbs, and of course lacked the non-human organs. But even he simply could not get drunk from beer. If he wanted to get drunk he had to down a fifth of vodka, and that would just get him started with a buzz. Other old-school wrestlers, huge men and the hard-core type to intentionally break their legs as part of training, would try to go out drinking with him and fall by the wayside. Note vodka is 80-proof (40% alcohol). So if you are 700 lbs, you are counting your drinks by the number of bottles of Everclear you down in a sitting, and that's if you manage to turn off one of your non-human organs.
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>>35481452
Long, long time ago

Before the quests

Before the generals
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>>35482755
Before the lolis and the weekend smut, when cutebolds ruled and elves asked you what to do.

When /v/ still played Robot Unicorn Attack non stop as background music.
A forgotten time. A beautiful time.
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>>35479449
Don't forget that cars are symbols of death and the devil.
Meanwhile in Fantasy, Boss Skeleton is about to become a Chaos Gods of Undeath while he's now served by a character made to be the kind of Lucifer that hangs out on a mountain and harasses villages.
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>>35482845
That wasn't before quests. Just before the current wave of them. Quests on /tg/ dried up for a bit when tgchan was made for them.
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>>35483035
*cats
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>>35483051
Last time I saw a cutebold thread was around 2010. Before nazimod and his ruin.

Earliest quest thread I remember was around 2008. It lasted for 5 threads in one afternoon and then disappeared. I liked quests then. No longer.
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>>35483088
Make one then m8.
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>>35483035
You shouldn't be afraid of skeletons! They're cowards! They have no guts!
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>>35483160
>Cowards
What pussy-ass skeletons have you been fighting? Proper skeleton warriors have plenty of backbone. They're fucking terrifying. Spine-tingling, in fact.
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>>35474275
Tea is british slang for dinner
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Amateur writerfag here, and yeaaaaaah, I'm loving this thread. So much so that now I want to write an "Astartes Day Out" where a Deathwatch squad is forced to go out and enjoy a day to themselves on a relatively decent agri-world before they're sent off on another exceptionally lethal mission.

Any thoughts? What chapters should make up the kill team? Why are they forced to take a day off? What "wacky" situations could they find themselves in? Maybe. If possible, could we get a little bit of feels (sorry for using the word, don't know how else to describe it) somewhere in there?
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>>35483454
Put a Iron Hand and a Sally together. Instand sitcom material.
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>>35483454
>enjoy a day to themselves on a relatively decent agri-world
I'm relatively sure you mean a Civilized world. Or do you want them to just track through endless grainfields and pastures?
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>>35456836
When I saw the OP my thought was "Huh, so that's what the Cat homeworld looks like." Then I remembered that cats are terrestrial animals, not aliens.

Not sure how my mind reached that place TBH.
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>>35483779
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>>35483852
Can't blame you. Cat just come across like that sometimes.
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>>35483879
Exactly. 850 per 1000 parts given over to agriculture? Pretty much just farms and pastures mate.
Civilized worlds are like modern day earth. At least there's some shit to do.
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>>35483779
Nope. I want six posthumans forced to occupy themselves in a small little hamlet where the biggest problem the villagers might ever face is some cross rumors about the mayor's daughter being spread by that tart Salia Temnucks.
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>>35474086
except when Bjorn is awake, of course
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>>35484035
The locals' sheer backwardness and quirkiness might be one such problem.

>Whoa there, Mister Angel of Death, sir, I don't suppose you'd be willing to, uh, give me a bolter or two, would ya? I'd make it worth your while, if you know what I mean.
>You gave me one throne.
>Oyah. It's a hell of a deal, eh, Mister Emperor's Wrath?
>Please take back your currency, citizen, for I have no inclination to relinquish the Emperor's Most Holy Ordnance to civilians.
>You drive a hard bargain. Two credits.
>Two, you say?
>Oyah.
>Denied, citizen.
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I really want to see a group of astates in power armour playing cards with a human sized deck and the table and chairs they are using are tiny.
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>>35484236
>BROTHER, THESE TABLES AND CHAIRS ARE FAR TOO TINY FOR OUR MIGHTY PHYSIQUES.
>AGREED, BROTHER, BUT WHERE SHALL WE PARTAKE IN THE JOY OF CARD GAMES? THERE ARE NO ASTARTES-SIZED SEATS ON THIS WORLD.
>WE STILL HAVE OUR JETBIKES, BROTHER.
>CARD GAMES ON JETBIKES?
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>>35484378
You... utter bastard.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ku9PqLXLnF8
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>>35480143
The Space Marine gets very confused.
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>>35484191
I can see this happening.

>Sergeant, I woulda like to offer yous mah daughter's hand in marriage
>I have never met you or your daughter before. Betrothal request denied.
>Are you sayin mah daughter ain't pretty?
>Girl standing next to him begins to cry
>Space marine fidgets awkwardly
>Never, citizen. Your daughter's hair shines like the first dawn's light touching the highest spires of the Fortress of Hera. Her eyes shine with the languid depths of the deepest oceans in all Macragge. Her laughter rings out in the warp to kindle the soul of the Emperor himself. But alas, I cannot marry her although it wounds me so.
>You queer, son?
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>>35483190
Hush, that information is calcified. Pelvish spies are everwhere.
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>>35484549
>No, I am not interested sexually in males, I simply must forsake all relationships except those I have with my battle brothers, with whom I will fight until I die.
>Yeah, you're queer.
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>>35484378
Hey, if Aporia can do it so can spess marines.
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>>35484674
>You like men, Sergeant?
>Of course! The love of my brothers is second in my heart only to my love of the Emperor!
>Look I'm just asking I don't need details...
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>>35484671
>you are now aware gelatinous cubes were once, in a distant past, engineered as a doomsday weapon to halt the unending advance of the Skeletons.
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>>35484035
>"Brother Sargent, if I may."
>"Yes. Brother Hunkus, how can I help you?"
>"I have had these doubts about our Chapter's supposed mastery of stealth. And mine too."
>"Brother, that is not like you. You were there during the Ork siege of Lancea IV, and I saw your abilities for myself. No foul greenskin saw you move in the shadows. You were death unseen. From where do these doubts come from?"
>"Well, I was playing hide-and-seek with the local children, and they always seem to find me. Apparently my holy power armor sticks out."
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>>35484941
>Ultramarine just standing behind a tree while playing hide-and-seek
>Kid comes to investigate the tree, he just shuffles around to the other side
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>>35484941
>>35484992
>implying Orks Commandos are not the very finest at hide and seek
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>>35465272
RETARD ALERT! RETARD ALERT!
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>>35485059
Only the purple ones.
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>>35485059
>BROTHER, I HAVE COME TO A CONCLUSION THAT COMPETENT TAU ARE THE FINEST IN THE GALAXY AT STEALTH
>YOU ARE BORDERING ON HERESY HERE, BROTHER. WHY ARE COMPETENT TAU SUPERIOR TO THE ASTARTES IN THE ART OF STEALTH?
>BECAUSE YOU NEVER SEE ANY.
>DOHOHOHOHOHOHO
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>>35484941
>Space Marine goes to play with kids
>they decide to play Orks vs Marines
>all the kids are Marines
>the Marine is stuck playing the Ork
>suffers an existential crisis at the end of the game
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>>35485118
>Kids ask to play Horus Heresy
>Kids play the part of Emperor and Loyalist Primarchs
>Marine spends the next full month in the Pain Glove to atone
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>>35485118
It's better than the alternative.
>Children are Orks, Marines are themselves
>No children survived
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>>35485144
>"Okay, time to split into teams. Me and Hannah are the Emperor and Sanguinus, Hunkus is Horus!"
>"I was Horus the last time! Why am I always Horus?"
>"BROTHER HUNKUS STOP YELLING AT THE CHILDREN AND DO WHAT YOU'RE TOLD."
>"Yes, Chaplain."
>"SEE ME AFTERWARDS FOR YOUR PUNISHMENT."
>"Yes, Chaplain."
>"The Chaplain yelled at you!"
>"Shut up, Hannah."
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>>35485219
I AM THE EMPEROR'S WILL MADE MANIFEST!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJ5s81NRdQE
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>>35456836
Fuck you, OP! Your 33 cats tricked me into a 40k thread!
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>>35479229
>be me, a non-cute girl
>live on Space Marine Chapter homeworld as a club cleaner
>hear from the other girls that an Imperial Guard regiment are coming here after defeating an entire Ork Waaagh
>I wish I could meet a nice servant of the Emperor, but men don't usually give me the time of day especially those Space Marine boys
>Soon the guardsman get to the club
>I'm excited to see them
>They all make their way inside
>They all flock to the cute girls just like the Space Marines
>I'll never find a loving man ;_;
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>>35487160
>>be me, a non-cute girl
>girl
Bullshit. You are not real.
Either you're being an attention whore mentioning your gender, or a dumb, dumb anon.
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>>35487865
>Bullshit. You are not real.
>>live on Space Marine Chapter homeworld as a club cleaner
Gee wiz Anon, what gave it away?
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>>35486187

If you had counted properly, you would have known what you were getting into.

40kats
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>>35475798
nope, the primarchs didn't have any gene enhancements, only the Space Marines.
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>>35481054
It should be noted that anti-marine poisons are a thing already, just exceedingly rare. The assassin guilds use them sometime for dealing with rogue marine chapters. Most factions don't have anti-marine poisons per se, they just use brute force. Dark Eldar, Tyranids etc. I could be misremembering but the herb thing only works on space wolves because of their geneseed, and that means only them because they don't have successors. Or maybe it was an alchohol only thing, it's been a while since I read the books.

>>35480814
Chaos infiltration of Fenris happened in the novels once. Not sure how canon that is or if it was mentioned anywhere else.
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>>35483879
>dead world
>population less than or equal to one
so there are worlds with a single person living on them? Damn, that must be lonely as fuck
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Best thread I have seen in ages.
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>>35474860
The space marine doll she's holding gets me every time.
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>>35493669
I want one
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>>35474422
How do u sleep at night with all the caffeine
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We played a very lax (and fluff expanded) game of deathwatch.
Now, what this means is, we mixed the d&d system with deathwatch.
Now, with this out the way.

one of the blood ravens denied every reward there was for him and just demanded a retirement in a civilian world with sanctioned xenos as it's planetary governor that was once besieged by everything and everyone.
The only reason it survived was because his Ancestors were able to traverse and converse with beings that would even cause the warp entities to rip their eyes out with madness.
He stays there to secretly continue the tradition and found love in a barkeeper.


The other comrades know and approve because he showed extreme altruism, loyalty and camaraderie that was 12 of 10 for everyone that was fighting for the right cause and did feats that scared and impresses the shit out of the inquisitors.

The last time we visited the planet, the governor and his wife, who became weak and needed a wheel chair, their children and grandchildren greeted us with wide and open arms.

He was still maintaining his training and was babysitting his small grandchildren with his wife whenever he allowed himself a break while the parents trained the pdf.

Granted, the blood raven still weared the copied dogtags of those who fought and died alongside with him,
his chapter's insignia, and a bright yellow pin with the aquila in black with pride.

Man, i loved that campaign.
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>>35460316
He just looks back at the Apothecary who came along to pick up all natural snacks and coconut water
>BOTHER, I AM PINNED HERE!!!
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>>35456836
An Imperial Fist at the beach carefully trying to put a twig-flag on top of a sand castle
>I CLAIM IT IN THE NAME OF THE EMPEROR.
Castle falls apart under his booming vox
>WE SHALL REBUILD THIS BASTION IN THE PRIMARCHS NAME.... WITH SEASHELLS AND KELP!
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>>35494678

It's so sad when an Imperial Angel falls.
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>>35495106
>Salamander helps kids build a scale model of the Golden Throne on the beach.
>uses his flamer to turn it to glass so they can take it home
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>>35495167
He's not falling.
he is ascending.
just a bit different.
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>>35495238
A Blood Raven begrudgingly letting the kids berry him in the sand, knowing that it would make their day
>Brother, I am pinned here!
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>>35495068
>Astarte's summoning the Emperor's Fury at the self-serve checkout not recognizing his bag and asking him to "please place items in the bagging area"
>bored looking teenage Tech-priest watches, but doesn't help
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>>35484378
my wish has been granted, fucking lol'd!



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