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The Long Founding (Warhammer 40k)
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[X] Plan "Big Brother" Alpharius
-[X] The Synopticon: The Synoticon in the Imperiums conventional intelligence agency, and one that gathers quite a bit of information. They want a chapter made that can act on their intelligence now that the Assassinorum has become more and more preoccupied with doing the Inquisitions dirty work.
Goal: Great a Chapter with a homeworld that has the (Near Terra) Tag.
-[X] Traitor Legion Geneseed: If you wish you could gain access to the gene-seed of the traitor legions, each will have its ups and downs but all of them will have their gene-fathers concealed for practical reasons. Write in a traitor legion. 10 Points for each time this is taken.
--[X] Alpha Legion
-[X] Adaptive Gene-Seed: Some samples of Gene-seed are more capable of adapting to different conditions on different planets. 5 Points each charge. Burn a charge to roll an extra planetary trait.
-[X] Legendary Gene-Seed: The finest Gene-Seed ever recovered from a given legion. 15 Points per charge, Burn a Charge to add a legion's legendary traits to the roll list for that round.
The Synopticon? Hmmmmm... yes, you remember them….. not that they were any use during the Heresy, but then again few things were. Before that, though, they proved themselves quite useful, examining and analysing new threats so the Legions new what they were in for.
Hmph... well, at least some sort of rival to the Inquisition would be warranted, if only because you don't trust any group in the Imperium with unchecked, absolute power - even the Custodes ultimately failed, after all. As for what Legion to use... well, the answer seems fairly obvious, doesn't it?
.... Guiliman will not be happy with this one. You can already feel the Look.
Expendables
2 charges of Legendary Gene-Seed.
1 Charge of Adaptive Gene-Seed.
Choose 1
[ ] The Raven Guard: The Gene-Seed belonging to the Sons of Corvus Corax no longer has a Mucranoid or Betcher's Gland, resulting in the lack of the acidic spit and the loss of the ability to generate an outer coating to protect the body against extreme environments such as the void of space, and causes a cosmetic mutation in the form of unnaturally pale skin... but the Raven Guard, despite their crippled numbers after Istvaan III, are a worthy lineage as any other. They are specialists in stealth warfare, and are more capable in guerilla war than any other.
[ ] The Ultramarines: The most pure and stable Space Marine Gene-seed, the Ultramarines, sons of Roboute Guiliman, are a lineage that gives no great benefits but in turn does not have great downsides. They are tactically balanced, seeking to practice all forms of warfare rather than master just a few, and stand as the most numerous of the surviving Space Marines. They do seem to have started a minor tradition of maintaining ties with their successor Chapters, however. Whether this is a boon or a curse remains to be seen.
[ ] The Dark Angels: The Dark Angels, sons of Lion El Johnson, much like the Ultramarines have a very stable and mutation free Gene-Seed. They have access to a great deal of highly advanced technology gifted to them by the Emperor, and have formed several of their Companies into heirs of their previous elite forces such as the Deathwing. However, the Dark Angels have also been acting very erratic of late, and are stubbornly insistent about forming 'relations' with their founding chapters regarding matters they refuse to speak of, even to other Astartes. A great number of officials within the Imperium are growing very concerned about this, but with the death of the First Legion's Primarch, it seems unlikely anyone could force them to reveal the reason for their behaviour.
[ ] The Salamanders: Sons of Vulkan, the Salamanders are somewhat mutation prone, yet most deviations within their gene-seed are wholly positive - taking the form of increased temperature resistance, radiological resistance, and enhanced healing capability as well as their signature cosmetic mutation. This does, however, mean that any further mutations will likely be even more noticeable, and possibly have far worse consequences than this. Tactically, they are known for their love of thermal weaponry, and have a good reputation among the Imperium for their kindness and commitment to defending the Imperium's citizenry even when it leaves them at a tactical disadvantage.
[ ] The White Scars: The Sons of Jaghatai Khan bear no overt physical defects, yet the White Scars Gene-Seed has been known to make those implanted with it more savage and hungry for war. In honour of their Primarch's history as a master of cavalry, they have mastered the use of both Combat Bikes and the rarer Jetbike units, and specialise in high speed, hit and run battles.
[ ] The Iron Hands: The Gene-Seed of the Sons of Ferrus Manus seems to hold a genuine disdain of weakness within it, and since the death of their Primarch this hatred seems to have further narrowed into contempt for the weakness of the flesh specifically. Though you fully understand the irony of a member of the Adeptus Mechanicus thinking this you find the belief irrational at best, for is the organic matter in space marines not already more durable and more capable than most cybernetics known to the Imperium? In fact, so pristine is the Omnissiah's enhancements that these cybernetics can actually be a degradation from the original…. But of course, you are a mere Genetor, who degrades himself by working with the 'weak' flesh rather than the blessed machine spirits. Even if you are older and more learned about the ways of the machine than several of your closest peers put together, what could you possibly know about the topic of flesh and machinery in relation to one another?
[ ] The Blood Angels: The gene-seed of the Sons of the late Sanguinius, Beloved by All, has three peculiarities of note. The first and oldest is the Red Thirst, an oddity that causes the Space Marine chapter to thirst for blood so powerfully it can overwhelm them in the midst of battle. Second is the Black Rage, a berserk fury that seems to have been caused as a result of the death of the Blood Angel's Primarch that appears to cause Marines suffering from the affliction to hallucinate their father's final battle, perceiving all around them as being the Arch Traitor Horus himself. Finally you've noticed some minor warp based effect on the 'luck' of some Space Marines, but you doubt that will manifest into anything relevant... Beyond their afflictions, the Ninth Legion are renowned for their mastery of close quarters combat, and for having more Assault Squads in each company than the norm.
[ ] The Imperial Fists: A famously stalwart legion, the Gene-Seed of the Sons of Dorn lacks the Betchers Gland and Sus-an Membrane entirely, leaving them incapable of spitting acid as an emergency weapon and unable to enter suspended animation when critically injured, but otherwise is fairly stable. They are renowned as the greatest masters of defense in all the Imperium, and have also begun to fill the role of the treasonous Iron Warriors in siege warfare.
[ ] The Alpha Legion: The Gene-Seed derived from the traitorous Alpharius is, despite it's origins, very pure as the physical is concerned, with no noticeable mutations beyond the fact that Alpha Legionaires tend to so closely resemble their father as to be able to impersonate him convincingly. On the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative, resulting in them being masters of intelligence gathering, sabotage, and all other forms of indirect warfare.
Choose 1
[ ] Fleet Based: The Chapter is fleet based and will be constantly on the move, but as a result will lack a proper home unless it decides to claim a world for its own in the future.
[ ] Dualis: A planet that is half Forge World on one side and half Death World on the other. The Forge World half of the planet often uses the Death World half to acquire unique chemical mixtures from the wildlife, and puts great pains into maintaining the health of the tribal humans that lurk within its jungles.
[ ] Equartaz: A planet populated by nomads that have tamed horses large enough to hold a space marine, and fierce enough to kill the Orks that infest the planet on a regular basis. Oddly enough, the local Forge World of Beyath-Ezda has discovered an STC that actually contains blueprints of powered armor for these strange horses of all things. Truly, the Ancients made some strange wonders in their time.
[ ] Extrema: A cataclysm of a planet, the only places not covered entirely in ice are those that are located right next to the many rivers of lava that crisscross Extrema's surface. The people of this planet have long adapted to both of these environments and are remarkably able to travel between them as circumstances demand.
[ ] Yuruld II: An unfortunate planet stuck in between the feuding Forge Worlds of Yuruld I and Yuruld III, the world itself is a blasted wasteland full of wrecks from the constant skirmishing and occasional major war between it's two Forge World neighbors. This in turn has made the locals experts in both basic survival, and in making sure that neither of the two nearby Forge Worlds decide to crush them.
[ ] Pertana IV: The most unusual aspect of this planet are its human inhabitants, who have displayed what can only be described as shocking levels of pain resistance - being by all accounts completely unbothered by even the absolute maximum amount of pain a human can survive without dying. The planet itself is mostly unremarkable, beyond the strange fog that seems to cover the entire surface.
[ ] Akasha II: In all regards Akasha is a completely standard jungle Death World, with it's main standout 'trait' being the fact that the Imperial Truth seems to have been adopted very quickly and become strongly entrenched in the short amount of time since it's adoption.
[ ] Skaltland: A large planet of lush green forests, the inhabitants are tough and belligerent folk - being extremely prone to excessive swearing, and picking fights at the drop of the hat. And this is without the horrid shrieking caused by the 'bagpipes' that are their most popular musical instrument. (Fenris Region).
[ ] Kornan II: A World that has the unfortunate fate of being a 'gathering spot' of several Knight Houses… especially given the Knight Houses have a habit of hunting the locals of this jungle moon for sport at these gatherings.
[ ] Ciclus: A temperate, life supporting planet in a solar system surrounded by strange gravitational anomalies so powerful as to tear apart any ship that gets near them, the sole safe route through these anomalies makes for a brilliant defensive checkpoint. Even more importantly, it is impossible to bypass these anomalies via warp jump. (Near Terra).
[ ] Shassad: A jungle infamous for the wide variety of snakes that live on it… as well as a particularly persistent feral Ork occupation, kept in check by a combination of said snakes and the military action of the planet's human tribes. (Near Terra).
[ ] Coloder: A part ice, part oceanic planet, the local tribes of Coloder survive mainly by living atop icebergs that are large enough to hold entire cities. These cities are often besieged by predators from the sea, air, and 'land' alike. (Near Terra).
[ ] Ikkite: A forest planet notable for being covered in spiky, nearly indestructible plant life, the humans of this planet have learned to keep constant awareness of their surroundings even when in the fiercest of combat, lest they be impaled. (Near Terra).
[ ] Oropt: A desert world near one of the major warp routes into Terra. It's inhabitants are a tribal people that are constantly engaged in a fierce war with large, ant-like insects. (Near Terra).
-[X] The Synopticon: The Synoticon in the Imperiums conventional intelligence agency, and one that gathers quite a bit of information. They want a chapter made that can act on their intelligence now that the Assassinorum has become more and more preoccupied with doing the Inquisitions dirty work.
Goal: Great a Chapter with a homeworld that has the (Near Terra) Tag.
-[X] Traitor Legion Geneseed: If you wish you could gain access to the gene-seed of the traitor legions, each will have its ups and downs but all of them will have their gene-fathers concealed for practical reasons. Write in a traitor legion. 10 Points for each time this is taken.
--[X] Alpha Legion
-[X] Adaptive Gene-Seed: Some samples of Gene-seed are more capable of adapting to different conditions on different planets. 5 Points each charge. Burn a charge to roll an extra planetary trait.
-[X] Legendary Gene-Seed: The finest Gene-Seed ever recovered from a given legion. 15 Points per charge, Burn a Charge to add a legion's legendary traits to the roll list for that round.
The Synopticon? Hmmmmm... yes, you remember them….. not that they were any use during the Heresy, but then again few things were. Before that, though, they proved themselves quite useful, examining and analysing new threats so the Legions new what they were in for.
Hmph... well, at least some sort of rival to the Inquisition would be warranted, if only because you don't trust any group in the Imperium with unchecked, absolute power - even the Custodes ultimately failed, after all. As for what Legion to use... well, the answer seems fairly obvious, doesn't it?
.... Guiliman will not be happy with this one. You can already feel the Look.
Expendables
2 charges of Legendary Gene-Seed.
1 Charge of Adaptive Gene-Seed.
Choose 1
[ ] The Raven Guard: The Gene-Seed belonging to the Sons of Corvus Corax no longer has a Mucranoid or Betcher's Gland, resulting in the lack of the acidic spit and the loss of the ability to generate an outer coating to protect the body against extreme environments such as the void of space, and causes a cosmetic mutation in the form of unnaturally pale skin... but the Raven Guard, despite their crippled numbers after Istvaan III, are a worthy lineage as any other. They are specialists in stealth warfare, and are more capable in guerilla war than any other.
[ ] The Ultramarines: The most pure and stable Space Marine Gene-seed, the Ultramarines, sons of Roboute Guiliman, are a lineage that gives no great benefits but in turn does not have great downsides. They are tactically balanced, seeking to practice all forms of warfare rather than master just a few, and stand as the most numerous of the surviving Space Marines. They do seem to have started a minor tradition of maintaining ties with their successor Chapters, however. Whether this is a boon or a curse remains to be seen.
[ ] The Dark Angels: The Dark Angels, sons of Lion El Johnson, much like the Ultramarines have a very stable and mutation free Gene-Seed. They have access to a great deal of highly advanced technology gifted to them by the Emperor, and have formed several of their Companies into heirs of their previous elite forces such as the Deathwing. However, the Dark Angels have also been acting very erratic of late, and are stubbornly insistent about forming 'relations' with their founding chapters regarding matters they refuse to speak of, even to other Astartes. A great number of officials within the Imperium are growing very concerned about this, but with the death of the First Legion's Primarch, it seems unlikely anyone could force them to reveal the reason for their behaviour.
[ ] The Salamanders: Sons of Vulkan, the Salamanders are somewhat mutation prone, yet most deviations within their gene-seed are wholly positive - taking the form of increased temperature resistance, radiological resistance, and enhanced healing capability as well as their signature cosmetic mutation. This does, however, mean that any further mutations will likely be even more noticeable, and possibly have far worse consequences than this. Tactically, they are known for their love of thermal weaponry, and have a good reputation among the Imperium for their kindness and commitment to defending the Imperium's citizenry even when it leaves them at a tactical disadvantage.
[ ] The White Scars: The Sons of Jaghatai Khan bear no overt physical defects, yet the White Scars Gene-Seed has been known to make those implanted with it more savage and hungry for war. In honour of their Primarch's history as a master of cavalry, they have mastered the use of both Combat Bikes and the rarer Jetbike units, and specialise in high speed, hit and run battles.
[ ] The Iron Hands: The Gene-Seed of the Sons of Ferrus Manus seems to hold a genuine disdain of weakness within it, and since the death of their Primarch this hatred seems to have further narrowed into contempt for the weakness of the flesh specifically. Though you fully understand the irony of a member of the Adeptus Mechanicus thinking this you find the belief irrational at best, for is the organic matter in space marines not already more durable and more capable than most cybernetics known to the Imperium? In fact, so pristine is the Omnissiah's enhancements that these cybernetics can actually be a degradation from the original…. But of course, you are a mere Genetor, who degrades himself by working with the 'weak' flesh rather than the blessed machine spirits. Even if you are older and more learned about the ways of the machine than several of your closest peers put together, what could you possibly know about the topic of flesh and machinery in relation to one another?
[ ] The Blood Angels: The gene-seed of the Sons of the late Sanguinius, Beloved by All, has three peculiarities of note. The first and oldest is the Red Thirst, an oddity that causes the Space Marine chapter to thirst for blood so powerfully it can overwhelm them in the midst of battle. Second is the Black Rage, a berserk fury that seems to have been caused as a result of the death of the Blood Angel's Primarch that appears to cause Marines suffering from the affliction to hallucinate their father's final battle, perceiving all around them as being the Arch Traitor Horus himself. Finally you've noticed some minor warp based effect on the 'luck' of some Space Marines, but you doubt that will manifest into anything relevant... Beyond their afflictions, the Ninth Legion are renowned for their mastery of close quarters combat, and for having more Assault Squads in each company than the norm.
[ ] The Imperial Fists: A famously stalwart legion, the Gene-Seed of the Sons of Dorn lacks the Betchers Gland and Sus-an Membrane entirely, leaving them incapable of spitting acid as an emergency weapon and unable to enter suspended animation when critically injured, but otherwise is fairly stable. They are renowned as the greatest masters of defense in all the Imperium, and have also begun to fill the role of the treasonous Iron Warriors in siege warfare.
[ ] The Alpha Legion: The Gene-Seed derived from the traitorous Alpharius is, despite it's origins, very pure as the physical is concerned, with no noticeable mutations beyond the fact that Alpha Legionaires tend to so closely resemble their father as to be able to impersonate him convincingly. On the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative, resulting in them being masters of intelligence gathering, sabotage, and all other forms of indirect warfare.
Choose 1
[ ] Fleet Based: The Chapter is fleet based and will be constantly on the move, but as a result will lack a proper home unless it decides to claim a world for its own in the future.
[ ] Dualis: A planet that is half Forge World on one side and half Death World on the other. The Forge World half of the planet often uses the Death World half to acquire unique chemical mixtures from the wildlife, and puts great pains into maintaining the health of the tribal humans that lurk within its jungles.
[ ] Equartaz: A planet populated by nomads that have tamed horses large enough to hold a space marine, and fierce enough to kill the Orks that infest the planet on a regular basis. Oddly enough, the local Forge World of Beyath-Ezda has discovered an STC that actually contains blueprints of powered armor for these strange horses of all things. Truly, the Ancients made some strange wonders in their time.
[ ] Extrema: A cataclysm of a planet, the only places not covered entirely in ice are those that are located right next to the many rivers of lava that crisscross Extrema's surface. The people of this planet have long adapted to both of these environments and are remarkably able to travel between them as circumstances demand.
[ ] Yuruld II: An unfortunate planet stuck in between the feuding Forge Worlds of Yuruld I and Yuruld III, the world itself is a blasted wasteland full of wrecks from the constant skirmishing and occasional major war between it's two Forge World neighbors. This in turn has made the locals experts in both basic survival, and in making sure that neither of the two nearby Forge Worlds decide to crush them.
[ ] Pertana IV: The most unusual aspect of this planet are its human inhabitants, who have displayed what can only be described as shocking levels of pain resistance - being by all accounts completely unbothered by even the absolute maximum amount of pain a human can survive without dying. The planet itself is mostly unremarkable, beyond the strange fog that seems to cover the entire surface.
[ ] Akasha II: In all regards Akasha is a completely standard jungle Death World, with it's main standout 'trait' being the fact that the Imperial Truth seems to have been adopted very quickly and become strongly entrenched in the short amount of time since it's adoption.
[ ] Skaltland: A large planet of lush green forests, the inhabitants are tough and belligerent folk - being extremely prone to excessive swearing, and picking fights at the drop of the hat. And this is without the horrid shrieking caused by the 'bagpipes' that are their most popular musical instrument. (Fenris Region).
[ ] Kornan II: A World that has the unfortunate fate of being a 'gathering spot' of several Knight Houses… especially given the Knight Houses have a habit of hunting the locals of this jungle moon for sport at these gatherings.
[ ] Ciclus: A temperate, life supporting planet in a solar system surrounded by strange gravitational anomalies so powerful as to tear apart any ship that gets near them, the sole safe route through these anomalies makes for a brilliant defensive checkpoint. Even more importantly, it is impossible to bypass these anomalies via warp jump. (Near Terra).
[ ] Shassad: A jungle infamous for the wide variety of snakes that live on it… as well as a particularly persistent feral Ork occupation, kept in check by a combination of said snakes and the military action of the planet's human tribes. (Near Terra).
[ ] Coloder: A part ice, part oceanic planet, the local tribes of Coloder survive mainly by living atop icebergs that are large enough to hold entire cities. These cities are often besieged by predators from the sea, air, and 'land' alike. (Near Terra).
[ ] Ikkite: A forest planet notable for being covered in spiky, nearly indestructible plant life, the humans of this planet have learned to keep constant awareness of their surroundings even when in the fiercest of combat, lest they be impaled. (Near Terra).
[ ] Oropt: A desert world near one of the major warp routes into Terra. It's inhabitants are a tribal people that are constantly engaged in a fierce war with large, ant-like insects. (Near Terra).
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- Location
- 47° 09′ S, 126° 43′ O
[X] Ciclus: A temperate life supporting planet in a solar system surrounded by strange gravitational anomalies that tear apart any ship that gets near them, the sole safe route through these anomalies makes for a great checkpoint, Even more importantly it is impossible to bypass these anomalies via warp jump. (Near Terra).
[X] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
[X] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
- Pronouns
- He/Him
I presume you did that accidentally
Well...I think chapter would teach them about their fuckery
...I think that is one of the good candidates for chapter homeworld.
[] Plan: Spears in the back
-[ ] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
--[] Legendary Gene-Seed
-[ ] Ikkite: A forest planet notable for being covered in spiky, nearly indestructible planet life, the humans of this planet have learned to keep aware of their surroundings even when in the fiercest of combat if only to keep from being impaled. (Near Terra).
--[] Adaptive Gene-Seed
I want ultra instinct Alpha legion
-[ ] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
--[] Legendary Gene-Seed
-[ ] Ikkite: A forest planet notable for being covered in spiky, nearly indestructible planet life, the humans of this planet have learned to keep aware of their surroundings even when in the fiercest of combat if only to keep from being impaled. (Near Terra).
--[] Adaptive Gene-Seed
I want ultra instinct Alpha legion
I think this one might actually go well with the Alpha Legion.
I didn't see that... fair enough.
[X] Plan: Enemy of infiltration
-[x] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
--[x] Legendary Gene-Seed
-[x] Urhah: The planet Urhah is a temperate notable for one thing and thing only. The fact that the locals are under constant siege from shapeshifting xenos predators. (Near Terra).
--[x] Adaptive Gene-Seed
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Adrian XXIV
Average User, from Poland
- Location
- Poland
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Did we roll "planet traits" if we pick "Fleet-based" Option?
- Pronouns
- He/Him
No, we will roll fleet based traits.
- Location
- Kiel; Germany
[x] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
[x] Akasha II: In all regards Akasha is for the most part your standard jungle Death World with it's main standout 'trait' being the fact that the Imperial Truth seems to have been adopted very quickly and become very strongly entrenched in the short amount of time since it's adoption.
[x] Akasha II: In all regards Akasha is for the most part your standard jungle Death World with it's main standout 'trait' being the fact that the Imperial Truth seems to have been adopted very quickly and become very strongly entrenched in the short amount of time since it's adoption.
[] Plan: Enemy of infiltration
You do know that the cult doesn't actually follow the original Imperial Truth right?
Adrian XXIV
Average User, from Poland
- Location
- Poland
- Pronouns
- He/Him
I asked, because I am curious whenever (and how) "Adaptive Geneseed" works in case of "Fleet-based" Chapters
- Location
- Australia
The Imperial Truth is not the Imperal Creed. Whoever we send to Akasha is likely in the long run to be a chapter who clashes with the Ecclesiarchy.
I'd honestly like to send a word bearers chapter to Akasha; so we could have an example of what Lorgar and his legion could have been.
I'd honestly like to send a word bearers chapter to Akasha; so we could have an example of what Lorgar and his legion could have been.
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- He/Him
I was thinking the same and it makes the most amount of sense.
- Location
- United States
- Pronouns
- He/Him
[X] Plan: Spears in the back
-[X] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
--[X] Legendary Gene-Seed
-[X] Ikkite: A forest planet notable for being covered in spiky, nearly indestructible planet life, the humans of this planet have learned to keep aware of their surroundings even when in the fiercest of combat if only to keep from being impaled. (Near Terra).
--[X] Adaptive Gene-Seed
-[X] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
--[X] Legendary Gene-Seed
-[X] Ikkite: A forest planet notable for being covered in spiky, nearly indestructible planet life, the humans of this planet have learned to keep aware of their surroundings even when in the fiercest of combat if only to keep from being impaled. (Near Terra).
--[X] Adaptive Gene-Seed
- Location
- Queensland, Australia
So I'm actually wondering if either of these two planets might be good. Yuruld is going to teach them to survive and also teach them a lot about espionage and potentially diplomacy with feuding and/or hostile groups. Urhah meanwhile is very much on the 'learn how to detect any oddities' which is useful for an intelligence agent.
I am a bit worried that Urhah might end up playing into the flaws of the Alpha Legion Geneseed a bit too much if we go for them like I expect.
Adrian XXIV
Average User, from Poland
- Location
- Poland
- Pronouns
- He/Him
[] Plan No Weakness called "Homeworld"
-[] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
--[] Legendary Gene-Seed
-[] Fleet Based: The Chapter is fleet based and will be constantly on the move but will lack a proper home unless it decides to claim a world for its own.
--[] Adaptive Gene-seed
Inquisition can't "accidentally" Exterminatus your Homeworld, if you don't have it.
Also, Alpha Legion's "motto" is "spread fake information about yourself, then exploit enemy's confusion to win". Inquisition can't sabotage them if they utterly don't know "where to hit"
-[] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
--[] Legendary Gene-Seed
-[] Fleet Based: The Chapter is fleet based and will be constantly on the move but will lack a proper home unless it decides to claim a world for its own.
--[] Adaptive Gene-seed
Inquisition can't "accidentally" Exterminatus your Homeworld, if you don't have it.
Also, Alpha Legion's "motto" is "spread fake information about yourself, then exploit enemy's confusion to win". Inquisition can't sabotage them if they utterly don't know "where to hit"
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Just a friendly reminder that you guys took a goal they require the (Near Terra) tag.
- Location
- Australia
[] Plan: Imperial Serpents
-[] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
--[] Legendary Gene-Seed
-[] Shassad: A jungle infamous for the wide variety of snakes that live on it… as well as a particularly persistent feral Ork occupation kept in check by a combination of said snakes and the military action of the planet's human trials. (Near Terra).
--[] Adaptive Gene-Seed
[] Plan: Survivors of the Great Game
-[] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
--[] Legendary Gene-Seed
-[ ] Yuruld II: An unfortunate planet stuck in between the feuding Forge Worlds of Yuruld I and Yurulkd III the world itself is a blasted wasteland full of wrecks from the constant skirmishing and occasional major war between it's two Forge World neighbors. This in turn has made the locals experts in both basic survival and making sure that neither of the two nearby Forge Worlds decide to crush them.
--[] Adaptive Gene-Seed
[] Plan: A Game of Shadows
-[ ] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
--[] Legendary Gene-Seed
-[] Urhah: The planet Urhah is a temperate notable for one thing and thing only. The fact that the locals are under constant siege from shapeshifting xenos predators. (Near Terra).
--[] Adaptive Gene-Seed
I feel like Ikkite would be better for our anti-stealth chapter not our stealth chapter.
-[] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
--[] Legendary Gene-Seed
-[] Shassad: A jungle infamous for the wide variety of snakes that live on it… as well as a particularly persistent feral Ork occupation kept in check by a combination of said snakes and the military action of the planet's human trials. (Near Terra).
--[] Adaptive Gene-Seed
[] Plan: Survivors of the Great Game
-[] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
--[] Legendary Gene-Seed
-[ ] Yuruld II: An unfortunate planet stuck in between the feuding Forge Worlds of Yuruld I and Yurulkd III the world itself is a blasted wasteland full of wrecks from the constant skirmishing and occasional major war between it's two Forge World neighbors. This in turn has made the locals experts in both basic survival and making sure that neither of the two nearby Forge Worlds decide to crush them.
--[] Adaptive Gene-Seed
[] Plan: A Game of Shadows
-[ ] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
--[] Legendary Gene-Seed
-[] Urhah: The planet Urhah is a temperate notable for one thing and thing only. The fact that the locals are under constant siege from shapeshifting xenos predators. (Near Terra).
--[] Adaptive Gene-Seed
I feel like Ikkite would be better for our anti-stealth chapter not our stealth chapter.
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[x] Plan: Spears in the back
- [x] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
-- [x] Legendary Gene-Seed
- [x] Ikkite: A forest planet notable for being covered in spiky, nearly indestructible planet life, the humans of this planet have learned to keep aware of their surroundings even when in the fiercest of combat if only to keep from being impaled. (Near Terra).
-- [x] Adaptive Gene-Seed
- [x] Alpha Legion: A very pure Gene-Seed so far as the physical is concerned, on the mental side the Alpha Legion's Gene-Seed seems to create more secretive Astartes with a greater sense of initiative.
-- [x] Legendary Gene-Seed
- [x] Ikkite: A forest planet notable for being covered in spiky, nearly indestructible planet life, the humans of this planet have learned to keep aware of their surroundings even when in the fiercest of combat if only to keep from being impaled. (Near Terra).
-- [x] Adaptive Gene-Seed
- Pronouns
- He/Him
I think Morathium is still open.