Baltika9
Arcane
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What he said. We gotta take the greater risk here, again.
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Occasionally Fatal
Prophet
The inquisition taketh away, and the inquisition giveth, eh?
2
2
Kayerts
Arcane
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2 because 1 is suicide. Two stormtroopers would shit on seven barely-armed chucklefucks, even if they weren't backed by Fateweaver's big brother or whatever Agern is.
I'm confused by the bros complaining that, holy balls, we did something wrong and are no longer quite so pretty. The consequences of our decisions are not always going to be obvious or even remotely transparent. We're guessing how our current understanding of the world aligns with what root has planned for it, and when we're wrong, mayhem ensues. I don't see this as a problem with the IF or the players. I see this as the entire point.
As for our farewell to arm, it's 40k. If you reach the age of 25 without losing a limb or major organ, you aren't trying hard enough.
I'm confused by the bros complaining that, holy balls, we did something wrong and are no longer quite so pretty. The consequences of our decisions are not always going to be obvious or even remotely transparent. We're guessing how our current understanding of the world aligns with what root has planned for it, and when we're wrong, mayhem ensues. I don't see this as a problem with the IF or the players. I see this as the entire point.
As for our farewell to arm, it's 40k. If you reach the age of 25 without losing a limb or major organ, you aren't trying hard enough.
Bloodshifter
Educated
Just caught up awesome stuff
2 Living means we can kick ass another day those storm troopers don't like letting bad people live and our "recruits" are armed with the equivalent of plastic swords make the right choice.
Victory isn't only achieved through battle just making sure you can fight in the next battle is a victory unto it self.
2 Living means we can kick ass another day those storm troopers don't like letting bad people live and our "recruits" are armed with the equivalent of plastic swords make the right choice.
Victory isn't only achieved through battle just making sure you can fight in the next battle is a victory unto it self.
Choose Choice 2 faggots... and enjoy the life of Servitor:
There're things worse than death in 41 Milenium... and =I= is tainted... besides His first oder will be to give sargent and ''Your flock'' Emperor's benediction
Thought for a Day: Damnation is eternal.
There're things worse than death in 41 Milenium... and =I= is tainted... besides His first oder will be to give sargent and ''Your flock'' Emperor's benediction
Thought for a Day: Damnation is eternal.
So you'd prefer that we die like an imbecile and leave the obviously tainted =I= to buttfuck the ship unopposed?
Well, everything went better than expected, I guess.
Gonna go with 1A
Gonna go with 1A
, for now... Keep an eye on him, though.
Hellraiser
Arcane
New arm?
Not sure what the inquisitard is playing here. B) seems like the prudent choice although the Lord General seems to know something, is he tainted as well?
Not sure what the inquisitard is playing here. B) seems like the prudent choice although the Lord General seems to know something, is he tainted as well?
Azael
Magister
Voting 1 A
My reasoning is this. 1 is a logical extension of our previous choices, we killed the witch and freed the darkholders from her grip, we then joined forces with them to take out the dreaded Hullghasts and they now seem to follow us to the extent that they would blindly charge an Inquisitor in power armor on our behalf. They might not be too bright, but they are ours.
A. Well, I don't think B makes much sense. I don't really know if the Magos Biologis can condemn an Inquisitor in the first place, even though he can probably kill him and get away with it due the immense clout of the Mechanicum. We have now "allowed" this Inquisitor to live twice (not that I think we could have killed him the second time) and there must have been a reason for that. Not saying that Schäfer should follow him blindly, but we have given him the benefit of doubt already and I do think that we have earned at least a modicum of respect from the Inquisitor through our actions so far.
My reasoning is this. 1 is a logical extension of our previous choices, we killed the witch and freed the darkholders from her grip, we then joined forces with them to take out the dreaded Hullghasts and they now seem to follow us to the extent that they would blindly charge an Inquisitor in power armor on our behalf. They might not be too bright, but they are ours.
A. Well, I don't think B makes much sense. I don't really know if the Magos Biologis can condemn an Inquisitor in the first place, even though he can probably kill him and get away with it due the immense clout of the Mechanicum. We have now "allowed" this Inquisitor to live twice (not that I think we could have killed him the second time) and there must have been a reason for that. Not saying that Schäfer should follow him blindly, but we have given him the benefit of doubt already and I do think that we have earned at least a modicum of respect from the Inquisitor through our actions so far.
1) we gave them our word and they're fit to Serve the Emperor... with their lifes if needed.
And we should trust Cog boys over our own Lord General for what reason? Mechanicus will want the planet no matter how many Guardsmen wil die and worse be corrupted.
True =I= is tainted by his Radical actions and maybe Heretic... But He could finish us off countless times... BTW what happened to Sgt. Vagarian and his rescue team?
Was proven wrong this time... expected to wake up as servoskull.
And we should trust Cog boys over our own Lord General for what reason? Mechanicus will want the planet no matter how many Guardsmen wil die and worse be corrupted.
True =I= is tainted by his Radical actions and maybe Heretic... But He could finish us off countless times... BTW what happened to Sgt. Vagarian and his rescue team?
Was proven wrong this time... expected to wake up as servoskull.
Ah they had an accident... better to have our Prodigal =I= in front of us... To watch His Emperor apointed ass back of course... 1Bthan. 
Mechanicus is the last fraction Guardsman turned Zeelot would choose for help... they're Worshiping Machine God not Emperor.... but LG can be manipulated by =I= Sorcery.
Mechanicus is the last fraction Guardsman turned Zeelot would choose for help... they're Worshiping Machine God not Emperor.... but LG can be manipulated by =I= Sorcery.
We would be another obituary... =I= has something realy damning to hide or is the Bastard... but lot of the Puritans are that too... and we can just becoming Paranoid and Insane after being exposed to Tyrant Star.
Hellraiser
Arcane
1A, mutant bros are bros and they serve the emperor. The inquisitard is playing something we can't fully grasp yet.
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