Nope, I've always wanted to try playing the Zerg in a style that didn't mean always killing everything. In this case it'd be a race (the swarm) trying to transition from just waging war all the time everywhere to actually, just maybe, trying to co-exist with the others around them. Which is gonna be a lot more difficult than one might think.
I'm not that much of a handful! Probably...
Chimeraguard has ever been my right hand man.
*Coughs*
How advanced are your guys anyway?
Slightly more than modern day. But not by that much. Mag-Levs are a fairly big deal IIRC, and what catapulted the Moon to some degree of prominence. Really, they just have disproportionately good colonization tech.
Eh, mid '00 ish.
Your tanks are huge and as Tier A they supposedly have better armor and firepower yet in a modern engagement they would bleed out quickly.
Hm, does it mean all else is at serious low?
I already accounted for it.
To be fair, I'm also fairly garbage at math, so I did a bit of generalizing. If it seems to large an amount I can certainty lower it. Just keep in mind that I have no normal war machines, or airships, or really aircraft of any kind.
Are your ships of the line spaceships? If so, they go in the airships section.
Is that correct? Ok, I'll edit my sheet.
Nah. Ships are only water navy, otherwise I would absolutely be using Ork spaceships.
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So question how do you think the Orks would react to Gul'dan doing his thing?
Given how Orks generally react to Chaos, he'd be most likely hated with seething furry and killed as something dangerously "un-orky".
They'd probably blow him up for daring to call himself an Ork.
Where did you get the idea that the Orks react to Chaos like that? Because I think they don't.
Yo.
That's gonna either involve liberal use of the nerf bat, or buffing everybody else.
