- Location
- Right behind you!
You sure you don't want to be a destroyer tender instead of a seaplane tender? Maybe a sub tender?
Never One Without the Other - (Kancolle RPG) (No longer recruiting!)
- Thread starter Lady Darkhound
- Start date
- OOC
Trancelation
A very special snowflake
- Location
- United States of America
That's the spirit! We may have no armor! We may have shit torpedoes! But by God we have spirit!
That'll get the destroyers into rebellion, and you know us subs have a strategic reserve of supplies for times like this.
Who needs armor when you've got the resolve of a honey badger? And if the torpedoes don't work? Ram them, use your acquired equipment and scuttling charges! Our fight's not over until we're at the bottom of the sea!
- Location
- Right behind you!
Dang it barb don't get into a compaction with the destroyers no one will win!
Just watch me! Prepare the first volleys of the prank war! The collateral damage may be high, but I'm sure that in the end it will be worth it.
A Wise Hermit
Well, Sometimes.
As I said earlier, Curtiss had facilities for tending to destroyers and smaller vessels too
Wikipedia said:
It wouldn't be a stretch of the imagination that as general auxiliary ship Marel couldn't get similar capabilities installed
- Location
- Right behind you!
@A Wise Hermit didn't see you say that. But maybe I can sell candy to everyone and make all the moneys
Repulse
LtRainbowSlash
Is just here for Botegirls
- Location
- Canada
Ship name: HMS Repulse
Ship class: Renown-class Battlecruiser
Ship history: One of two Renown-class BCs built during the First World War. Built in Clydebank, Scotland, she entered service too late to take part in Jutland, but did see action in the 2nd Battle of Helgoland Bight. During the interwar years she took part in a world cruise, meeting many ships along the way. At the start of the Second World War, Repulse was one of three remaining BCs in the Royal Navy, along with her sister Renown, and adopted sister, Hood. Hood met her fate in the Denmark Strait, and Repulse would soon follow her to the bottom, sunk by Japanese bombers off Malaya two days after Pearl Harbour in company with HMS Prince of Wales.
Civilian name: Reanne McKay
Civilian occupation: Naval Architect
Appearance: AL Repulse, but wearing a full blue and white dress. These boats are from the 40's after all.
Personality: Salty old Scotbote. Acts standoffish and harsh, but is a big softy to those she cares about. Used to taking charge by dint of her age. Don't call her a Grannybote.
Ship class: Renown-class Battlecruiser
Ship history: One of two Renown-class BCs built during the First World War. Built in Clydebank, Scotland, she entered service too late to take part in Jutland, but did see action in the 2nd Battle of Helgoland Bight. During the interwar years she took part in a world cruise, meeting many ships along the way. At the start of the Second World War, Repulse was one of three remaining BCs in the Royal Navy, along with her sister Renown, and adopted sister, Hood. Hood met her fate in the Denmark Strait, and Repulse would soon follow her to the bottom, sunk by Japanese bombers off Malaya two days after Pearl Harbour in company with HMS Prince of Wales.
Civilian name: Reanne McKay
Civilian occupation: Naval Architect
Appearance: AL Repulse, but wearing a full blue and white dress. These boats are from the 40's after all.
Personality: Salty old Scotbote. Acts standoffish and harsh, but is a big softy to those she cares about. Used to taking charge by dint of her age. Don't call her a Grannybote.
- Location
- Right behind you!
@Lady Darkhound How do are crew work is it like
The Little Ship that Could: A Worm/Kantai Colle Cross.
Crew or are they just not really import?
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Lady Darkhound
Haha, tanks!
- Location
- My very own personal hell
- Pronouns
- She/Her
I haven't read that one and have no real intention to do so. In general, your crew are gonna stay inside your hulls and won't be all that important. We're here for shipgirls, not faeries.
A Wise Hermit
Well, Sometimes.
NO
Only I and ME alone can distribute candy rations to the destroyers and submarines
Otherwise they may get funny ideas and try to bypass my carrots and sticks system of destroyer wrangling
Anyone who breaks this rule will unleash the escort ship horde upon us all, and by God I will not help you
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- Right behind you!
It's a dead fic anyway so no worries it is good though.
You say that like we don't hoard candy we bought for this express purpose. And if we have enough for ourselves, why not share some with the Destroyers? They'll probably stop bugging us.
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A Wise Hermit
Well, Sometimes.
I have so many ways to find Submarines that I will not even consider them getting away from me
My Seaplanes will cover the sun and blanket the earth in a dark shadow, stalking the foolish submarines who dared to challenge my authority
And in their final moments of underwater tomfoolery, I will say:
"Stay in your room, Averie. And. Do. Your. MATH. HOMEWORK. No DINNER until it's FINISHED."
Every minute we're underwater, is another minute you're forced to expand your search radius. And what would the Destroyers think of you punishing the nice submarine that gave them candy? And I already completed my homework! I'm working a job now! Even better, it's underwater! I'm obligated to go under!
Glasgow
Henryboy003
One of the least sane men
- Location
- Washington USA
Lets fucking GOOOOOOOO
Ship name: HMS Glasgow
Ship class: Town-Class
Ship history: Laid down in April of '35, Glasgow (C21) spent the first half of the war with the home fleet acting as escorts to important vessels, until she was damaged by a near miss from a bomber. After her repairs she participated in the Norwegian campaign, evacuating the Norwegian king and a portion of the gold reserves. She then transferred to the Mediterranean where she continued to escort convoys and provide support, until she was damaged once again, and the port nearby could not repair her, so her duties were reassigned to the far east. She continued a tour of light repairs at every dock she could find, until she found her way to the US for a proper repairing just in time for the arctic convoys and operation Neptune, afterword's she became the flagship for the Commander-in-Chief in the East Indies. After completion she was called back to home for a modernization run that lasted tell June of '45, where she spent the rest of the war working up to operational service.
Civilian name: Alisa McGowan
Civilian occupation: Bartender
Personality:Scottish. Glasgow spent quite a lot of time around the more... important... people of the world during her time in service. So, she picked up quite a lot of their mannerisms and ways of speaking just so she could appear more civilized outwardly. But, as soon as her emotions get away from her, or you get to know her in any way her heritage comes out at mach three. Sometimes violently.
Ship class: Town-Class
Ship history: Laid down in April of '35, Glasgow (C21) spent the first half of the war with the home fleet acting as escorts to important vessels, until she was damaged by a near miss from a bomber. After her repairs she participated in the Norwegian campaign, evacuating the Norwegian king and a portion of the gold reserves. She then transferred to the Mediterranean where she continued to escort convoys and provide support, until she was damaged once again, and the port nearby could not repair her, so her duties were reassigned to the far east. She continued a tour of light repairs at every dock she could find, until she found her way to the US for a proper repairing just in time for the arctic convoys and operation Neptune, afterword's she became the flagship for the Commander-in-Chief in the East Indies. After completion she was called back to home for a modernization run that lasted tell June of '45, where she spent the rest of the war working up to operational service.
Civilian name: Alisa McGowan
Civilian occupation: Bartender
Personality:
Was trying to think about why Glasgow looked familiar. Then I saw the poster. Welcome to the tomfoolery.Lets fucking GOOOOOOOO
Ship name: HMS Glasgow
Ship class: Town-Class
Ship history: Laid down in April of '35, Glasgow (C21) spent the first half of the war with the home fleet acting as escorts to important vessels, until she was damaged by a near miss from a bomber. After her repairs she participated in the Norwegian campaign, evacuating the Norwegian king and a portion of the gold reserves. She then transferred to the Mediterranean where she continued to escort convoys and provide support, until she was damaged once again, and the port nearby could not repair her, so her duties were reassigned to the far east. She continued a tour of light repairs at every dock she could find, until she found her way to the US for a proper repairing just in time for the arctic convoys and operation Neptune, afterword's she became the flagship for the Commander-in-Chief in the East Indies. After completion she was called back to home for a modernization run that lasted tell June of '45, where she spent the rest of the war working up to operational service.
Civilian name: Alisa McGowan
Civilian occupation: Bartender
Personality:Scottish.Glasgow spent quite a lot of time around the more... important... people of the world during her time in service. So, she picked up quite a lot of their mannerisms and ways of speaking just so she could appear more civilized outwardly. But, as soon as her emotions get away from her, or you get to know her in any way her heritage comes out at mach three. Sometimes violently.
A Wise Hermit
Well, Sometimes.
Consider this, Submarine. Where are you going to go to replenish your candy stocks underwater? Atlantis? I'll have you know that me and Aquaman are best friends, and he knows all about parenting all sorts of little fish
Eventually, you are going to have to go the local 7-11 to buy more skittles; And when you turn around, a tall, angry destroyer momma is going to be there, batting a rolling pin
My children would never betray me, because they know that if they break the rules they don't get any sweets after lunch
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And consider this, Tender. I can get favors. I can convince a cruiser or something to go to the local 7-11 instead. I'll be indebted, sure, but that can be repaid at a later date. A simple surfacing for a tiny fraction of the time to restock my supplies afterwards.
And even if that scenario becomes true, it'll already be stored. What are you going to do then? It's already secure for the next dry spell.
A Wise Hermit
Well, Sometimes.
Well CONSIDER THIS, SUBMARINE!!!!!!
My Capital ship sisters will also never betray me, because they were on my side the entire time 😤
In-fact, my capital ship sisters might even be meaner to the destroyers than I am, (but at least I have the excuse that I'm doing it because I love them) so bringing them into the Tender - Submarine war might be the final ally I need to end this once and for all
- Location
- Right behind you!
I'll go get you your candy for a price
P.S. not a capital ship I'm a escort CV
P.S. not a capital ship I'm a escort CV
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TwinAttorney864
Child
- Location
- New Jersey
Yeah! Scotbote best bote!
A Wise Hermit
Well, Sometimes.
You're dead to me
I should've known it because of your class
Escort-carrier
Sniff. You aren't a true capital ship. 😣
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- Right behind you!
I'm a carrier that means I got to eat more then most and food cost money. Money the sub are willing to pay to get there candy
Name your rates.
I did say cruiser. Though any takers are fair game. And everyone can be bribed, it's only a matter of how much and what. For example, if you got something that could forever keep the destroyers wrangled and happy, what would you do for it? And this war was always a losing battle for you, you just never realized it.