The Long Founding (Warhammer 40k)

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Yeah, I'm leaning on the Breadbasket request as well. Not sure how time sensitive it is, or if it'll be done offscreen by existing chapters if enough time passes by, but assuming that no other request in the next turn seems to be urgent, I'll likely pick a plan with that. Plus I'd love to see more quirky planets we can choose from.
Again, our actions only influence minor things in the Galaxy, the history will happen no matter what, so most likely it's not time sensitive at all.

Also, I understand why you want more planets, but there's just so many of them already, I'm mildly against choosing requests that add new planets, it just kind of tedious to check out all the options we have at this point, let alone even more.
 
Several entire Dark Angels successor Chapters would be wiped out in a battle between the Reborn Crusaders and the Unforgiven, eventually forcing the High Lords of Terra themselves to intervene and demand an end to the fighting and a truce between the two Astartes forces.
I love it. It's the type of consequences the Dark Angels deserve for being team killing assholes to both imperial forces and still Loyalist Fallen.
 
There are no secrets worth having from the Dark angels. Sure watching them squirm if we make the seeker chapter would be fun, but beyond that they're not actually hiding anything useful.
 
-4th Company: Marines who have suffered the loss of their entire Squad, Company, or even their entire Chapter often end up joining the 4th Company. These Marines are often insanely skilled even by the standards of Space Marines, but the loss of so many brothers tends to cause issues with teamwork. Due to this, they are often seconded out to other Reborn Crusader forces as individual specialists. Their symbol is a skull.
now close your eyes and imagine a Superstitious, Chinese/Japanese/Korean-Descendent marine who has luck even worse compared to any lamenter in existence combined, born on the 24 millennium of the 4th century of the 4th decade of the 4th year of the 4th month of the 4th week that somehow counts as the 4th day due to a quirk of the planets solar rotation of the 4th hour of its 44 hour day/night cycle of its 44th minute of its 44th second who's name is translated to "the 4th son" the IV or "dead guy" the IV in whatever linguist drift of the Chinese/Japanese/Korean Language
due to his talents in being a perfect team player and acting as the glue to any group, he is always sent on missions as the leader or as the last picked member because they have a hard time finding him; because the 4th company is made up of individual specialists, he is always send out in squads of 4 members
he doesn't have PTSD, he has the mental affliction known as PPPTSD (Post, Present and Pre Traumatic Stress Disorder); he died at 444 years old, on the 4th month, 4th week and 4th day, on the 4th hour within 44th minute and 44th second on the 4444th Mission in his career
-13th Company: The 13th company is made up of Marines that… There is no polite way to phrase this, are as vile as a Marine could possibly become without officially stepping over any lines. They are those Marines that somehow, among the entirety of the Adeptus Astartes, manage to be exactly as unpleasant and morally bankrupt as it is physically possible to be without earning an official censure from either the wider Imperium, or their own Chapter. The sheer vitriol this company receives from all quarters has led to it being sent on multiple suicide missions, yet the 13th have managed to survive and even thrive after every attempt. It's symbol is a noose, which many wish was more literal.
👆but what if, we don't shoot the touch-starved blank and give them all the human interaction a normal human needs while they fight along side us as an axillary soldier, until they realize that we only "love them" for the fact they can help us make daemons and cultist hate every engagement we go in, that we don't "like" him as a person in any way, shape of form? have them experience a second bout of loneliness worse than all previous moments combined while still being addicted to our kindness — RC 13th company marine #1

yes :evil2:, we must gaslight the untouchables into being useful resources for the emperor and convince them to deal with harsh treatment and non stop menial labor that doesn't have any benefit to them in any way; i like how you think brother, but what if we treat the rest of the mortals with unmatched Kindness? — RC 13th company marine #2


imagine them being so unbearably pleasant and nice with you to the point you gaslight yourself into thinking that your the problem, that any love are showering you with is due to them being nice people and really trying to put up with you and not that they like you as a decent person to hang around
 
There's a 'request' (actually Grimm dicking around) called Codex Experiments that involves putting an Alpha-Legion geneseed chapter in Ultramar, if you want to do that.
Yeah, I remember it. I just hope for Dark Angels version because I will never touch Dark Angel request otherwise, let alone touch their gene-seed.
There are no secrets worth having from the Dark angels. Sure watching them squirm if we make the seeker chapter would be fun, but beyond that they're not actually hiding anything useful.
Dark Angels during the Great Crusade were the Legion, Emperor gifted with tons of wierd and powerful technologies from DAOT and Age of Strife. Also, Dark Angels were in the centre of Rangdan Xenocides. I'm sure we can find something if we look hard enough.
 
I wonder if we ever do decide to use Dark Angel geneseed for a successor chapter would giving them extremely important busy missions(such as the Segmentum Obscuras one) would dissuade them from commiting the tomfoolery that their parent chapter does whenever they sense a Fallen in the area? Given the Breadbasket Mission was sent by the HLoT, it would be especially prudent for them to do their jobs well.
 
I wonder if we ever do decide to use Dark Angel geneseed for a successor chapter would giving them extremely important busy missions(such as the Segmentum Obscuras one) would dissuade them from commiting the tomfoolery that their parent chapter does whenever they sense a Fallen in the area? Given the Breadbasket Mission was sent by the HLoT, it would be especially prudent for them to do their jobs well.
Honestly if we make a Dark Angels chapter I vote we stack it with X3-4 Adaptive geneseed to disassosiate it with the Unforgive as much as possible. So hopefully they dont pull of any of the stupidty.
 
What portion of the Crusaders is Marines of their own geneseed btw? Obviously all of the Chaplains, but it sounds like a majority of the chapter are from other genelines.
 
What portion of the Crusaders is Marines of their own geneseed btw? Obviously all of the Chaplains, but it sounds like a majority of the chapter are from other genelines.
1st Company: The largest Company of the Reborn Crusaders, and the main body of the Chapter. Aside from its role of overseeing the rest of the Reborn Crusaders, as well as its unusually large amount of particularly skilled Terminators, the 1st Company taken on it's own could very well be mistaken for a standard Codex Space Marine Chapter, to the point that it even has similar divisions among it's 'sub-companies' as a regular Chapter. The 1st Company uses the Chapter symbol.
 
Do we still have the Assassinorum request? Would be perfect for a Night Lord/Alpha Legion chapter. I'd call them the Nightstalkers. Some ideas for planets.

[ ] Terrararaaa: A planet that looks mostly normal on the surface, but in truth hosts a cave network so utterly massive in scale that the Mechanicus still has not figured out how the entire thing maintains consistent gravity. You also haven't figured out how it doesn't collapse on itself from the pressure of gravity. The locals on this planet are semi-civilized, and spend most of their time fighting the uncountable horrors from the depths.(Segmentum Solar)

The caves could be an interesting place for a hidden fortress,, kinda like Bat caves lol.

[ ] 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).
Training perception would make them terrifying, even more than they would already.
[ ] Gloamaz: A planet where the entire surface is covered in dark, gloomy forests. The sun rarely shines on this world, and it's people are a very pale skinned folk. Due to predation by a wide variety of forest monsters, including some kind of 'wolf men' your juniors didn't manage to get a subject of, the people here almost universally live near either a military fort or, more commonly, one of the many castles of the local nobility. (Sanguine).

Not sure about this one. Feel like we should save it for if we get Space Corgi seed, but it does fit the theme.
 
-13th Company: The 13th company is made up of Marines that… There is no polite way to phrase this, are as vile as a Marine could possibly become without officially stepping over any lines. They are those Marines that somehow, among the entirety of the Adeptus Astartes, manage to be exactly as unpleasant and morally bankrupt as it is physically possible to be without earning an official censure from either the wider Imperium, or their own Chapter. The sheer vitriol this company receives from all quarters has led to it being sent on multiple suicide missions, yet the 13th have managed to survive and even thrive after every attempt. It's symbol is a noose, which many wish was more literal.

100 Thrones that the 13th Company is composed entirely of First Edition Space Marines.
 
-8th Company: A company reserved solely for Marines from Imperial Fists descended Chapters. Most do not know exactly why the 8th Company is the way it is, nor why it's count of Warden Chaplains is the second lowest in the entire Chapter, but then again few feel the need to ask. It's symbol is, predictably, a fist.
I'm not sure, isn't Black Templars aspirant which master died are killed or smth?
 
so what im reading is that this was the single most successful chapter we've ever made. more successful than emperor anti-warp marines. more successful than vampire Sanguinius chapter. these are The Fuckin Dudes.

I imagine in no small part this is a 'look we can't just pay you to kill Dark Angels, even if we'd really like to sometimes, because there's still a hundred chapters of these assholes so just take this suspiciously generous pay for everything else you did'.

I wonder how many more Dark Angel incidents we need to have before they start trying to off Grimm because he obviously knows something if his Chapters keep 'targeting' them.
 
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