- Location
- France
Open a Rotbart school of strategy and tactic? Jane did get her swordmanship one.
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The Long Night Part One: Embers in the Dusk: A Planetary Governor Quest (43k) Complete Sequel Up
- Thread starter Durin
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Open a Rotbart school of strategy and tactic? Jane did get her swordmanship one.
- Location
- United states
Looking at the spying on the Ork gods option I think it would probably be best to put that off until they are at least a decade away from waking up in the case that we fail the roll.
- Location
- Asia
That might work too. But honestly kids are easier to teach and mechanically more likely to pick up traits, which is why I wanted to know if a stint at the Schola is possible.
Godzillaslayer10
I am ready for this quest!
- Location
- Somewhere
I wonder if Rotbart is in anything similar to Captain Americas instructional videos from Spiderman Homecoming?
- Location
- England
How old will the boy be by the end of the turn- if he's say 16, and has a combat higher than say, 25, there is no reason we couldn't bring him on campaign with us. Hell, might be worth it even if he's weaker and younger than that.
- Location
- Germany
We might be a bit busy for that.
Remember in case we ever retire and let Syr take over?
- Location
- Brazil
So, anyone feels like spending a year at least going over the idea of Melee Grenadiers?
With supah orks incoming, and the advent of power armour, it sounds like a good idea to at least look into, something to fortify and guard critical points with and serve as bodyguards to officers or specialist squads.
With supah orks incoming, and the advent of power armour, it sounds like a good idea to at least look into, something to fortify and guard critical points with and serve as bodyguards to officers or specialist squads.
- Location
- Germany
Good idea. We have our Governor's Own with the necessary skills, so letting them develope a lighter training-program for Helguard regiments should be easy.
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I don't think that would be too useful - we'd have to have a lot of them to make a difference. Besides, wouldn't the Champions of each regiment serve in a melee role when needed?
- Location
- Asia
Yeah, maybe expand the Champion program. The bodyguard unit sounds good though. Can't let sneaky gitz get the drop on us.
- Location
- Brazil
Sort of, but I'm thinking of being able to deploy them in a larger scale than champions. I suppose it's more like attaching an Assault Squad to the Command one, in SM terms, on a tactical company.
It sounds like a natural expansion of said program, tho.
And hey, we have plenty of melee techs, we have Oakheart Swordsmanship, and we have power armour.
Outdoing the orks in their own thing sounds nice.
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When we do this we should invite the Quartok to help us. They get another city, we get them to like us more.
I don't know about potions but I can see there being a combination of runes than can contain a pre-prepared 'healing' effect.Should be positions, unless the Imperial Trust Navy has started brewing Health and Mana potions.
I'd propose to get them a city in exchange for a veto right for any large scale trade deal they do in next two centuries or so, or a similar promise that would prevent them from trading their tech to sirens and other Avernus tribes.
- Location
- madison
he's going to hit paragon, and then start doing truly ridiculous stuff like ambushing foes with Ramilies somehow.
True Metal Power
Lisa: The Hintful
- Location
- Russia
Sorry @Durin, but it seems that you didn't noticed my post.
12) Would Reverse Fire Rune protect from energy weapons?
13) Can we use Cheating at Sanctus Furorem?
14) How big is Dragons' biggest shipyard?
15) How many shipyards they have? Can they sell us some?
12) Would Reverse Fire Rune protect from energy weapons?
13) Can we use Cheating at Sanctus Furorem?
14) How big is Dragons' biggest shipyard?
15) How many shipyards they have? Can they sell us some?
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- Location
- Germany
"That is not a moon." -Heretic moments before his fiery death.
"Look at dem metal readins! Dat'll make a roight fine Rok it will. Huh, dats weird. Where's all dat heat commin' from?" Big Mek, last words.
Doing that would cost us all the goodwill of giving them another city and likely make them hate us even more.
Also I very much doubt they could even contact the Sirens, let alone start trading, without us knowing about it.
More importantly the Sirens have nothing the Quartok want.
"Orbital defences? No… no orbital defences around this planet. The giant debris ring is entirely coincidental."
We have WoG that a) such trade is possible, if unlikely b) if it happens, it'll be a veritable political shitstorm. I'd like to prevent that. Quartoks should understand if we explain them why it's a big deal and how their decisions can severely damage both ours and theirs political position in a Trust. They seem to be of a sensible type. Giving them a city for the sake of it is fine, we can gift them a third city if we need to, but having guaranties they ask our opinion before screwing up everything we'd done to establish their position is a good idea.
Doomed Wombat
Let's go Darling!
- Location
- Dancing on wires!
I already asked that, we can for Tranth's action, but not for either repair action.
Probably not much use, we'd need to upgrade them upon arrival anyway.
That and moving things of that size through the warp takes a long time and is not very safe, now that the Astronomicon is gone.