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Loyalty is its own Reward (A Traitor Legion Chapter Master Quest)

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-[] Ask Inquisitor Harker - No. Divided loyalties have already fucked us in the near (by our reckoning) past, not interested in doing it again.
-[] Ask the Schola Psychana - Inferior training for an Astartes Psyker - especially our first - is utterly intolerable
-[] Delay decision for the next turn - Hahahaha, fuck no.

-[X] Ask Deathwatch

Of all the downsides of the available choices, owing a favor to one of the most important factions it is in our interests to be on good terms with is the least egregious.
 
Bohnenpflanzer said:
If we get a large enogh pool of Librarians, we should be able to train them ourselves, right?
And what do we do with psykers amongst our serfs and planetary population?
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Civilian psykers get picked up by the Black Ships and the Schola Pyschana. You´ll be able to train your own Librarians when this guy completes training and return to the chapter.
01paradox01 said:
Quick question @ThunderOwl , but do we know the rating of our psyker neophyte yet? Or will that be established later?
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You ignore it for know.
 
Honestly, I'd prefer either sending the recruit to Deathwatch to get some extreme training or wait a turn, make contact with a nearby chapter, and send him to them. But I think for now Deathwatch will do, I'm rather hesitant to send our first psyker to an Inquisitor who might have ulterior motives.

[X] Ask Deathwatch
 
[X] Ask Deathwatch

Asking the deathwatch is the best option in my opinion. We have to remember that this Psyker if he survives will most likely be our chief librarian. We can't have such a person being of questionable loyalty to the chapter when their in charge of the training and management of all things psyker within the chapter, that's just a disaster waiting to happen in my eyes.

Better to let the Deathwatch have a favor on us they can call on in a few decades time than that. And it's not like they'll call said favor immediately giving us time to gain experience for our marines and fix up there lackluster training.
 
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It'd be funny if the Librarian the Deathwatch brings up to train our Neophyte belongs to the Raven Guard or one of their successors. Also little fact I liked about the update, our Chapter Master Defending the Sons of Vulkan from some mockery from the younger ones, considering the history of Curze and Vulkan, i found that nice to see.
 
SteelWriter77 said:
Also little fact I liked about the update, our Chapter Master Defending the Sons of Vulkan from some mockery from the younger ones, considering the history of Curze and Vulkan, i found that nice to see.
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Aiding Blazing Wardens for being understrength. (Salamander Successor)

Bridging ties with the Angels Crusader. (Dark Angels Successor).

Now we just need an Ultramarine successor to be in good relationship with to break this cycle of hatred from our Genesires.
 
Um, question @ThunderOwl ? For deployment and experience gains, how do those factors into the average and notable marines for exp? Does it count in addition to any training we put them under, or does it basically count as scratch for them, so it needs to be done all over again, but in real firefights?

[X] Ask Deathwatch. (Training is done by a Deathwatch Librarian, will owe a Major Favor to the Deathwatch)
 
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lizatessu said:
Um, question @ThunderOwl ? For deployment and experience gains, how do those factors into the average and notable marines for exp? Does it count in addition to any training we put them under, or does it basically count as scratch for them, so it needs to be done all over again, but in real firefights?

[X] Ask Deathwatch. (Training is done by a Deathwatch Librarian, will owe a Major Favor to the Deathwatch)
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Okay, so for example in Weapons skill your now 3 and have 75/400, to get a 4. to that you add the 30 exp your marines got for deployment experience, so in total you have 105/400 progress to weapon skill level 4.
 
ThunderOwl said:
-Revealed that any reputation gain with one Forgeworld will be accompanied by an equivalent reputation loss with the other, and Viceversa.
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Sweet mother of God am I glad we didn't meet with these guys now. Fuckin' Hell... I don't want to get the liking of one Forge World if it means another Forge World next to it is gonna hate our guts.
ThunderOwl said:
-Apothecaries in training become full Apothecaries.
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Yaaaaay.
ThunderOwl said:
-[] Ask Deathwatch. (Training is done by a Deathwatch Librarian, will owe a Major Favor to the Deathwatch)
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If we could have gotten a psyker next turn instead I would have wanted the Blazing Wardens to train him due to being more local, but I don't want to risk a disaster by waiting, and I want the very best instruction for him. So Deathwatch it is.

[X] Ask Deathwatch
 
ThunderOwl said:
"As for how deep that hatred goes, we have an example of it in Luctus' past." Carries on Apollodorus. "Back when the planet joined the Imperium, both Forge Worlds sent expeditions to reclaim lost archeotech. Upon arrival they immediately started skirmishing against one another, and any Stalker guild or Refuge that traded with one was attacked by the other. In the end the locals had enough and lured packs of a creature called Flesh Grinders to both expeditions bases. They haven't launched another expedition since."
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I´ve somehow overlooked this on the first read. That means that there is a genuine chance that there is some archeotech to find on Luctus. But it also means that the AdMech doesn´t rule this chance as high, or they would have sent more Explorators.
 
ThunderOwl said:
"I helped in the survey of potential Astartes Homeworlds." She explains. "Luctus was the only one that didn't require us to change it´s tithe if it was selected. It would have taken us three years or so changing all the appropriate paperwork. Have a nice day Chapter Master."

"The same to you Adept." You chuckle as she leaves. Three years to update the paperwork. Hilarious.

It was a joke right?
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LOL said the adept LOL.
ThunderOwl said:
Your two officers nod their assent before leaving. When they do so, you rummage through your desk pulling out a small flask of gorionik za usta, a local spirit, before draining it in one go.

"WIth friends like this, who needs enemies?"
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ITS BEGIN! Soon he'll always have a bottle on him to drown his sorrows with. Well that or Valzadai call for an intervention when Severus start demanding for stronger alcohol.


[X] Ask Deathwatch
 
[X] Ask Deathwatch. (Training is done by a Deathwatch Librarian, will owe a Major Favor to the Deathwatch)
 
How do people feel about the sector governer? We might be able to seriously help him out but it sounds like he's not really in a position to pay us back immediately and might never be.
 
No7sHere said:
How do people feel about the sector governer? We might be able to seriously help him out but it sounds like he's not really in a position to pay us back immediately and might never be.
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He's a skilled adept of Obfuscating Hedonism, ambitious and opposed to a disliked Inquisitor. He also seems kinda nice, although a Planetary Governor that is not nice to Space Marines usually becomes Cemetary Governor in short order, so can't be sure there. On the whole, I see no reason not to support him, if only because the stronger his position, the less squabbling politicians will get added to our list of People To Affably Threaten Into Compliance.
 
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