Reforging the Legions (Warhammer 40K)
- Thread starter Dream Logic
- Start date
[x] Plan: Hit and Run
-[x] Waaagh and Prejudice (Orks, Khorne): Bronze Midir has been blessed with skill and hubris in equal measure. The iconoclast is not content with his own god's displeasure. Instead he seeks to challenge the Twin Gods for the souls of their children. He has made a throne from the corpses of eight Warbosses and raises the banner of eternal war. To him rally Stormboyz, Freebootaz, Gretchin and every Greenskin that values strength above all else. For now the disfavored gathers his strength but soon the Red Waaagh will march for Armageddon. (This Crisis will progress in two turns)
-[x] White Scars: An often underappreciated Legion, the White Scars have served as pathfinders and fast attacks elements across the Crusade and Heresy alike. Less famously their Storm Seers served as one of the backbones of the original Librarian programs. They possess a great well of calm alongside a capacity for sudden and tremendous violence. Such things have earned them a reputation as savages from those who would praise the same from more traditional Astartes.
-[x] Waaagh and Prejudice (Orks, Khorne): Bronze Midir has been blessed with skill and hubris in equal measure. The iconoclast is not content with his own god's displeasure. Instead he seeks to challenge the Twin Gods for the souls of their children. He has made a throne from the corpses of eight Warbosses and raises the banner of eternal war. To him rally Stormboyz, Freebootaz, Gretchin and every Greenskin that values strength above all else. For now the disfavored gathers his strength but soon the Red Waaagh will march for Armageddon. (This Crisis will progress in two turns)
-[x] White Scars: An often underappreciated Legion, the White Scars have served as pathfinders and fast attacks elements across the Crusade and Heresy alike. Less famously their Storm Seers served as one of the backbones of the original Librarian programs. They possess a great well of calm alongside a capacity for sudden and tremendous violence. Such things have earned them a reputation as savages from those who would praise the same from more traditional Astartes.
Nicholas Brooks
Redeemer and Destroyer
- Location
- United States
[X] Plan It Takes Two To Play Hide And Seek
-[X] Of Fate and the Forgotten (Tzeentch, Imperium): 'Outis the Journeyman' seeks The Thousand Sons in the hopes that sharing sorcerous knowledge might break Tzeentch's hold. Meanwhile the Alpha Legion has been spotted across the Segmentum Pacificus laying the groundwork for...something. Whatever the Dark Angels found has proven dire, and The Lion himself now seeks to settle the matter. (This crisis will progress in two turns)
-[X] Raven Guard: The Sons of Corax were never a numerous legion. Thanks to the Alpha Legion's machinations they never will be. Still, there is now enough genestock for you to draw upon. The Raven Guard are the pre eminent stealth and ambush specialists of the legions with an unusually pragmatic mindset despite their high minded ideals.
[X] Plan Leave Nothing Alive
-[X] The Cursed Leviathans (Nurgle, Tyranids): It seems that you were not the only one concerned with the stalemate in the Segmentum Ultima. The endless cycles of death and rebirth have drawn Rotigus the Rainfather into realspace once more. Not even the Tyranid's enhanced evolution can outpace their combined creativity. it is only a matter of time before Hydross Venom Blood rules the oceans of Tyran. One shudders to think of what Nurgle's chosen will make from such a cauldron. (This crisis will progress in two turns)
-[X] Dark Angels: The Lion's get were the original Space Marines and have much to show for it. In terms of battle honors none of the remaining legions can compare nor can they boast such an expensive panoply of ancient technologies. Any successor of theirs can expect expanded access to specialist wargear including the venerable Terminator Armor pattern. Personality wise they tend towards brooding introspection and somewhat caustic demeanors. Their are some worries about how closely they hew to their successor chapters but few dare criticize that most loyal of legions.
-[X] Of Fate and the Forgotten (Tzeentch, Imperium): 'Outis the Journeyman' seeks The Thousand Sons in the hopes that sharing sorcerous knowledge might break Tzeentch's hold. Meanwhile the Alpha Legion has been spotted across the Segmentum Pacificus laying the groundwork for...something. Whatever the Dark Angels found has proven dire, and The Lion himself now seeks to settle the matter. (This crisis will progress in two turns)
-[X] Raven Guard: The Sons of Corax were never a numerous legion. Thanks to the Alpha Legion's machinations they never will be. Still, there is now enough genestock for you to draw upon. The Raven Guard are the pre eminent stealth and ambush specialists of the legions with an unusually pragmatic mindset despite their high minded ideals.
[X] Plan Leave Nothing Alive
-[X] The Cursed Leviathans (Nurgle, Tyranids): It seems that you were not the only one concerned with the stalemate in the Segmentum Ultima. The endless cycles of death and rebirth have drawn Rotigus the Rainfather into realspace once more. Not even the Tyranid's enhanced evolution can outpace their combined creativity. it is only a matter of time before Hydross Venom Blood rules the oceans of Tyran. One shudders to think of what Nurgle's chosen will make from such a cauldron. (This crisis will progress in two turns)
-[X] Dark Angels: The Lion's get were the original Space Marines and have much to show for it. In terms of battle honors none of the remaining legions can compare nor can they boast such an expensive panoply of ancient technologies. Any successor of theirs can expect expanded access to specialist wargear including the venerable Terminator Armor pattern. Personality wise they tend towards brooding introspection and somewhat caustic demeanors. Their are some worries about how closely they hew to their successor chapters but few dare criticize that most loyal of legions.
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Arsene Lupin
I Am The Pillager Of Twilight
- Location
- The Sea of Souls
[X] Plan It Takes Two To Play Hide And Seek
[X] Plan: Knights of Shadows
[X] Plan Leave Nothing Alive
[X] Plan: Kill it with Fire
[X] Plan: Knights of Shadows
[X] Plan Leave Nothing Alive
[X] Plan: Kill it with Fire
- Location
- United States
- Pronouns
- He/Him
[X] Flay the Fomori
-[X] The Cursed Leviathans (Nurgle, Tyranids): It seems that you were not the only one concerned with the stalemate in the Segmentum Ultima. The endless cycles of death and rebirth have drawn Rotigus the Rainfather into realspace once more. Not even the Tyranid's enhanced evolution can outpace their combined creativity. it is only a matter of time before Hydross Venom Blood rules the oceans of Tyran. One shudders to think of what Nurgle's chosen will make from such a cauldron. (This crisis will progress in two turns)
-[X] Space Wolves: Famous for their many titles including but not limited to, 'The Rout', 'The Emperor's Executioners', 'The Fangs of the Emperor", Sky Warriors, and Vika Fenryka. Their endless boasting is not entirely without merit. Second to the Dark Angels in The Emperor's trust, second to the Blood Angels in a melee, distant second to the scouts of the White Scars...they will serve well. Though their gene stock is noted as being extremely temperamental, they will be smaller in number then their brethren.
[X] Apex Predator
-[X] Waaagh and Prejudice (Orks, Khorne): Bronze Midir has been blessed with skill and hubris in equal measure. The iconoclast is not content with his own god's displeasure. Instead he seeks to challenge the Twin Gods for the souls of their children. He has made a throne from the corpses of eight Warbosses and raises the banner of eternal war. To him rally Stormboyz, Freebootaz, Gretchin and every Greenskin that values strength above all else. For now the disfavored gathers his strength but soon the Red Waaagh will march for Armageddon. (This Crisis will progress in two turns)
-[X] Space Wolves: Famous for their many titles including but not limited to, 'The Rout', 'The Emperor's Executioners', 'The Fangs of the Emperor", Sky Warriors, and Vika Fenryka. Their endless boasting is not entirely without merit. Second to the Dark Angels in The Emperor's trust, second to the Blood Angels in a melee, distant second to the scouts of the White Scars...they will serve well. Though their gene stock is noted as being extremely temperamental, they will be smaller in number then their brethren.
[X] Plan Leave Nothing Alive
[X] Plan: Mongols vs Egyptians
-[X] The Cursed Leviathans (Nurgle, Tyranids): It seems that you were not the only one concerned with the stalemate in the Segmentum Ultima. The endless cycles of death and rebirth have drawn Rotigus the Rainfather into realspace once more. Not even the Tyranid's enhanced evolution can outpace their combined creativity. it is only a matter of time before Hydross Venom Blood rules the oceans of Tyran. One shudders to think of what Nurgle's chosen will make from such a cauldron. (This crisis will progress in two turns)
-[X] Space Wolves: Famous for their many titles including but not limited to, 'The Rout', 'The Emperor's Executioners', 'The Fangs of the Emperor", Sky Warriors, and Vika Fenryka. Their endless boasting is not entirely without merit. Second to the Dark Angels in The Emperor's trust, second to the Blood Angels in a melee, distant second to the scouts of the White Scars...they will serve well. Though their gene stock is noted as being extremely temperamental, they will be smaller in number then their brethren.
[X] Apex Predator
-[X] Waaagh and Prejudice (Orks, Khorne): Bronze Midir has been blessed with skill and hubris in equal measure. The iconoclast is not content with his own god's displeasure. Instead he seeks to challenge the Twin Gods for the souls of their children. He has made a throne from the corpses of eight Warbosses and raises the banner of eternal war. To him rally Stormboyz, Freebootaz, Gretchin and every Greenskin that values strength above all else. For now the disfavored gathers his strength but soon the Red Waaagh will march for Armageddon. (This Crisis will progress in two turns)
-[X] Space Wolves: Famous for their many titles including but not limited to, 'The Rout', 'The Emperor's Executioners', 'The Fangs of the Emperor", Sky Warriors, and Vika Fenryka. Their endless boasting is not entirely without merit. Second to the Dark Angels in The Emperor's trust, second to the Blood Angels in a melee, distant second to the scouts of the White Scars...they will serve well. Though their gene stock is noted as being extremely temperamental, they will be smaller in number then their brethren.
[X] Plan Leave Nothing Alive
[X] Plan: Mongols vs Egyptians
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Or we could do a more fortification based doctrine. Infantry digs in, attacks the Orks/Khornates, then retreats to the next defensive line when the enemy starts getting too close. Repeat until the enemy is defeated. The White Scars were at the Siege from the get-go, so we should have a Chapter Master candidate with an appropriate skillset.
[X] Plan: Hit and Run
[X] Plan: Kill it with Fire
-[X] The Cursed Leviathans (Nurgle, Tyranids): It seems that you were not the only one concerned with the stalemate in the Segmentum Ultima. The endless cycles of death and rebirth have drawn Rotigus the Rainfather into realspace once more. Not even the Tyranid's enhanced evolution can outpace their combined creativity. it is only a matter of time before Hydross Venom Blood rules the oceans of Tyran. One shudders to think of what Nurgle's chosen will make from such a cauldron. (This crisis will progress in two turns)
-[X] Salamanders: The conclave has concluded. The Salamanders will accept the Codex Astartes and begin seeding the galaxy with their successors. Of the Legions they were always the most empathetic and self sacrificing when dealing with common humanity. In battle they favor flamers and heavy weaponry often of custom make. Physically they possess great strength and trend large even by the standards of Astartes. Their gene seed is also prone to developing 'stable' mutations when introduced to a new environ. Potentially useful, but potentially harmful if left unchecked.
-[X] The Cursed Leviathans (Nurgle, Tyranids): It seems that you were not the only one concerned with the stalemate in the Segmentum Ultima. The endless cycles of death and rebirth have drawn Rotigus the Rainfather into realspace once more. Not even the Tyranid's enhanced evolution can outpace their combined creativity. it is only a matter of time before Hydross Venom Blood rules the oceans of Tyran. One shudders to think of what Nurgle's chosen will make from such a cauldron. (This crisis will progress in two turns)
-[X] Salamanders: The conclave has concluded. The Salamanders will accept the Codex Astartes and begin seeding the galaxy with their successors. Of the Legions they were always the most empathetic and self sacrificing when dealing with common humanity. In battle they favor flamers and heavy weaponry often of custom make. Physically they possess great strength and trend large even by the standards of Astartes. Their gene seed is also prone to developing 'stable' mutations when introduced to a new environ. Potentially useful, but potentially harmful if left unchecked.
- Location
- Hollister
[X] Plan: Kill it with Fire
[X] Plan: Kill it with Fire
[X] Plan: Ultimate Defense
- [X] Waaagh and Prejudice (Orks, Khorne): Bronze Midir has been blessed with skill and hubris in equal measure. The iconoclast is not content with his own god's displeasure. Instead he seeks to challenge the Twin Gods for the souls of their children. He has made a throne from the corpses of eight Warbosses and raises the banner of eternal war. To him rally Stormboyz, Freebootaz, Gretchin and every Greenskin that values strength above all else. For now the disfavored gathers his strength but soon the Red Waaagh will march for Armageddon. (This Crisis will progress in two turns)
- [X] Imperial Fists: The sons of Dorne. Wardens of the Imperial Palace and masters of siege craft. Despite their losses their stubbornness and wide recruiting base has allowed for them to remain in acceptable number. Due to internal schisms you will have to decide which half of the legion to draw from. The more taciturn and traditional sons or those like Sigismund who embrace rage and zealotry.
[X] Plan: Knights of Shadows
- [X] Of Fate and the Forgotten (Tzeentch, Imperium): 'Outis the Journeyman' seeks The Thousand Sons in the hopes that sharing sorcerous knowledge might break Tzeentch's hold. Meanwhile the Alpha Legion has been spotted across the Segmentum Pacificus laying the groundwork for...something. Whatever the Dark Angels found has proven dire, and The Lion himself now seeks to settle the matter. (This crisis will progress in two turns)
- [X] Dark Angels: The Lion's get were the original Space Marines and have much to show for it. In terms of battle honors none of the remaining legions can compare nor can they boast such an expensive panoply of ancient technologies. Any successor of theirs can expect expanded access to specialist wargear including the venerable Terminator Armor pattern. Personality wise they tend towards brooding introspection and somewhat caustic demeanors. Their are some worries about how closely they hew to their successor chapters but few dare criticize that most loyal of legions.
[X] Plan: Mongols vs Egyptians
- [X] The Stormlord (Necrons): Across the galaxy the ancient Necrontyr have begun to awaken from their tomb complexes. Wielding unthinkable technology and charged with animus against life itself. Imotekh the Stormlord represents the most ambitious and powerful of his kind. Without more knowledge we cannot predict his movements or designs. However a Chapter bearing his title might be sufficient to pique his pride and bring him to the field regardless. (Note: If taken this Chapter's naming options will be limited). (This crisis is currently stalled and will not progress)
- [X] White Scars: An often underappreciated Legion, the White Scars have served as pathfinders and fast attacks elements across the Crusade and Heresy alike. Less famously their Storm Seers served as one of the backbones of the original Librarian programs. They possess a great well of calm alongside a capacity for sudden and tremendous violence. Such things have earned them a reputation as savages from those who would praise the same from more traditional Astartes.
[X] Plan: Rats vs Wolves
- [X] Triskaidekaphobia (Xenos?, Beastmen?, Chaos): This Xenos(?) empire is currently under watch and containment within the Rho-Dencia system. Each of them is akin to a four foot humanoid rat they appear to be monosexed with an unclear reproductive method. These 'Skaven' possess thirteen habitable worlds. Including no less four Hive Worlds with commiserate populations. A massive industrial base fed from multiple mining and agriworlds and highly advanced (if unstable) Warptech almost certainly looted from the local Dark Age ruins. Thankfully their habits of constant betrayal and scheming have prevented them from using any of their material advantages to move beyond the immediate star. While removing the Skaven would be difficult it would be a great boon in safety and treasure both. (This crisis will progress in ? turns).
- [X] Space Wolves: Famous for their many titles including but not limited to, 'The Rout', 'The Emperor's Executioners', 'The Fangs of the Emperor", Sky Warriors, and Vika Fenryka. Their endless boasting is not entirely without merit. Second to the Dark Angels in The Emperor's trust, second to the Blood Angels in a melee, distant second to the scouts of the White Scars...they will serve well. Though their gene stock is noted as being extremely temperamental, they will be smaller in number then their brethren
[X] Plan: Ultimate Defense
- [X] Waaagh and Prejudice (Orks, Khorne): Bronze Midir has been blessed with skill and hubris in equal measure. The iconoclast is not content with his own god's displeasure. Instead he seeks to challenge the Twin Gods for the souls of their children. He has made a throne from the corpses of eight Warbosses and raises the banner of eternal war. To him rally Stormboyz, Freebootaz, Gretchin and every Greenskin that values strength above all else. For now the disfavored gathers his strength but soon the Red Waaagh will march for Armageddon. (This Crisis will progress in two turns)
- [X] Imperial Fists: The sons of Dorne. Wardens of the Imperial Palace and masters of siege craft. Despite their losses their stubbornness and wide recruiting base has allowed for them to remain in acceptable number. Due to internal schisms you will have to decide which half of the legion to draw from. The more taciturn and traditional sons or those like Sigismund who embrace rage and zealotry.
[X] Plan: Knights of Shadows
- [X] Of Fate and the Forgotten (Tzeentch, Imperium): 'Outis the Journeyman' seeks The Thousand Sons in the hopes that sharing sorcerous knowledge might break Tzeentch's hold. Meanwhile the Alpha Legion has been spotted across the Segmentum Pacificus laying the groundwork for...something. Whatever the Dark Angels found has proven dire, and The Lion himself now seeks to settle the matter. (This crisis will progress in two turns)
- [X] Dark Angels: The Lion's get were the original Space Marines and have much to show for it. In terms of battle honors none of the remaining legions can compare nor can they boast such an expensive panoply of ancient technologies. Any successor of theirs can expect expanded access to specialist wargear including the venerable Terminator Armor pattern. Personality wise they tend towards brooding introspection and somewhat caustic demeanors. Their are some worries about how closely they hew to their successor chapters but few dare criticize that most loyal of legions.
[X] Plan: Mongols vs Egyptians
- [X] The Stormlord (Necrons): Across the galaxy the ancient Necrontyr have begun to awaken from their tomb complexes. Wielding unthinkable technology and charged with animus against life itself. Imotekh the Stormlord represents the most ambitious and powerful of his kind. Without more knowledge we cannot predict his movements or designs. However a Chapter bearing his title might be sufficient to pique his pride and bring him to the field regardless. (Note: If taken this Chapter's naming options will be limited). (This crisis is currently stalled and will not progress)
- [X] White Scars: An often underappreciated Legion, the White Scars have served as pathfinders and fast attacks elements across the Crusade and Heresy alike. Less famously their Storm Seers served as one of the backbones of the original Librarian programs. They possess a great well of calm alongside a capacity for sudden and tremendous violence. Such things have earned them a reputation as savages from those who would praise the same from more traditional Astartes.
[X] Plan: Rats vs Wolves
- [X] Triskaidekaphobia (Xenos?, Beastmen?, Chaos): This Xenos(?) empire is currently under watch and containment within the Rho-Dencia system. Each of them is akin to a four foot humanoid rat they appear to be monosexed with an unclear reproductive method. These 'Skaven' possess thirteen habitable worlds. Including no less four Hive Worlds with commiserate populations. A massive industrial base fed from multiple mining and agriworlds and highly advanced (if unstable) Warptech almost certainly looted from the local Dark Age ruins. Thankfully their habits of constant betrayal and scheming have prevented them from using any of their material advantages to move beyond the immediate star. While removing the Skaven would be difficult it would be a great boon in safety and treasure both. (This crisis will progress in ? turns).
- [X] Space Wolves: Famous for their many titles including but not limited to, 'The Rout', 'The Emperor's Executioners', 'The Fangs of the Emperor", Sky Warriors, and Vika Fenryka. Their endless boasting is not entirely without merit. Second to the Dark Angels in The Emperor's trust, second to the Blood Angels in a melee, distant second to the scouts of the White Scars...they will serve well. Though their gene stock is noted as being extremely temperamental, they will be smaller in number then their brethren
Hermes King
Hack Writer in the making
- Pronouns
- He/Him
[X] Plan Leave Nothing Alive
[X] Plan: Knights of Shadows
[X] Apex Predator
[X] Plan: Knights of Shadows
[X] Apex Predator
[X] Plan: Hit and Run
[X] Plan Leave Nothing Alive
[X] Plan: Kill it with Fire
[X] Apex Predator
[X] Plan Leave Nothing Alive
[X] Plan: Kill it with Fire
[X] Apex Predator
[X] Plan: Kill it with Fire
[X] Plan: Here We Go Again
- [X] Triskaidekaphobia (Xenos?, Beastmen?, Chaos): This Xenos(?) empire is currently under watch and containment within the Rho-Dencia system. Each of them is akin to a four foot humanoid rat they appear to be monosexed with an unclear reproductive method. These 'Skaven' possess thirteen habitable worlds. Including no less four Hive Worlds with commiserate populations. A massive industrial base fed from multiple mining and agriworlds and highly advanced (if unstable) Warptech almost certainly looted from the local Dark Age ruins. Thankfully their habits of constant betrayal and scheming have prevented them from using any of their material advantages to move beyond the immediate star. While removing the Skaven would be difficult it would be a great boon in safety and treasure both. (This crisis will progress in ? turns).
- [X] Dark Angels: The Lion's get were the original Space Marines and have much to show for it. In terms of battle honors none of the remaining legions can compare nor can they boast such an expensive panoply of ancient technologies. Any successor of theirs can expect expanded access to specialist wargear including the venerable Terminator Armor pattern. Personality wise they tend towards brooding introspection and somewhat caustic demeanors. Their are some worries about how closely they hew to their successor chapters but few dare criticize that most loyal of legions.
[X] Plan: Here We Go Again
- [X] Triskaidekaphobia (Xenos?, Beastmen?, Chaos): This Xenos(?) empire is currently under watch and containment within the Rho-Dencia system. Each of them is akin to a four foot humanoid rat they appear to be monosexed with an unclear reproductive method. These 'Skaven' possess thirteen habitable worlds. Including no less four Hive Worlds with commiserate populations. A massive industrial base fed from multiple mining and agriworlds and highly advanced (if unstable) Warptech almost certainly looted from the local Dark Age ruins. Thankfully their habits of constant betrayal and scheming have prevented them from using any of their material advantages to move beyond the immediate star. While removing the Skaven would be difficult it would be a great boon in safety and treasure both. (This crisis will progress in ? turns).
- [X] Dark Angels: The Lion's get were the original Space Marines and have much to show for it. In terms of battle honors none of the remaining legions can compare nor can they boast such an expensive panoply of ancient technologies. Any successor of theirs can expect expanded access to specialist wargear including the venerable Terminator Armor pattern. Personality wise they tend towards brooding introspection and somewhat caustic demeanors. Their are some worries about how closely they hew to their successor chapters but few dare criticize that most loyal of legions.
[X] Apex Predator
-[X] Waaagh and Prejudice (Orks, Khorne): Bronze Midir has been blessed with skill and hubris in equal measure. The iconoclast is not content with his own god's displeasure. Instead he seeks to challenge the Twin Gods for the souls of their children. He has made a throne from the corpses of eight Warbosses and raises the banner of eternal war. To him rally Stormboyz, Freebootaz, Gretchin and every Greenskin that values strength above all else. For now the disfavored gathers his strength but soon the Red Waaagh will march for Armageddon. (This Crisis will progress in two turns)
-[X] Space Wolves: Famous for their many titles including but not limited to, 'The Rout', 'The Emperor's Executioners', 'The Fangs of the Emperor", Sky Warriors, and Vika Fenryka. Their endless boasting is not entirely without merit. Second to the Dark Angels in The Emperor's trust, second to the Blood Angels in a melee, distant second to the scouts of the White Scars...they will serve well. Though their gene stock is noted as being extremely temperamental, they will be smaller in number then their brethren.
-[X] Waaagh and Prejudice (Orks, Khorne): Bronze Midir has been blessed with skill and hubris in equal measure. The iconoclast is not content with his own god's displeasure. Instead he seeks to challenge the Twin Gods for the souls of their children. He has made a throne from the corpses of eight Warbosses and raises the banner of eternal war. To him rally Stormboyz, Freebootaz, Gretchin and every Greenskin that values strength above all else. For now the disfavored gathers his strength but soon the Red Waaagh will march for Armageddon. (This Crisis will progress in two turns)
-[X] Space Wolves: Famous for their many titles including but not limited to, 'The Rout', 'The Emperor's Executioners', 'The Fangs of the Emperor", Sky Warriors, and Vika Fenryka. Their endless boasting is not entirely without merit. Second to the Dark Angels in The Emperor's trust, second to the Blood Angels in a melee, distant second to the scouts of the White Scars...they will serve well. Though their gene stock is noted as being extremely temperamental, they will be smaller in number then their brethren.
[X] Plan It Takes Two To Play Hide And Seek
[X] Plan: Kill it with Fire
[X] Plan: Kill it with Fire
- Location
- France
[X] Apex Predator
[X] Plan: Rats vs Wolves
[X] Flay the Fomori
[X] Flay the Fomori
- Pronouns
- He
[X] Plan: Kill it with Fire
[X] Plan It Takes Two To Play Hide And Seek