Ohh... A two sided mission, you say? This could make for some very interesting results...

I approve.

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Also, Jester: Will you be acting in a similar capacity to the previous RP (Player and GM), or will you solely be a GM?

I'm perfectly willing to have True die in many horrible ways. I had him gutted last fight, then burnt alive, then was lining him up for having his spine shattered.......

You can tell I'm not a nice dude to Kador and that I'll drop the pretext of his bravado for a good, gritty, grimdark plot.

Good will you have an Actor character made for her? Its as simple as creating a character on the forums here for the purposes of adequately RPing her....though im sure you know that.

Too be fair I too am a supporter of cloning tech too.

Crownrule is going to be stationed on the entrance to the facility where he will defend it until he is overun and retreats to the armory and grabs three remote explosives. Rest will be told as story moves forward

A good way to make your character more flawed and believable, especially in combat are dice rolls. Me and Kador did that during Bloodhunt, and I enjoyed the heck out of writing what came out of those dice rolls. We are all mercenaries and basically freelancers, there isn't exactly a standard doctrine on how a duster should operate under combat, so we see hugely varied styles, dice rolls are perfect for that kind of thing.

Sure, it may not be that exciting when you got a bad roll and ended up killing yourself and accomplishing nothing, but you can't imagine how enjoyable it was when I could write in detail how Denak charged at a group of three tanks while being under constant fire from a small squad of soldiers with a near suicidal rage, barely surviving a headshot and crawling into Kador's tank after the hostile tanks were destroyed. And afterwards our tank crashed and we both barely survived. All this was a result of dice rolls, and I enjoyed it greatly.

Speaking of if, I really wish Blood Hunt would have been finished, I liked it a lot.

Sadly less than half the people involved in it are still around and active, and the thread has been auto-locked already. There really isn't a way to get it finished anymore.

Affirmative. Do you want me to make the insertion post or will you?

Since there is a relatively few amount of mercenaries to invade a heavily armed Amarr stronghold, I vote that we justify it by saying that there were originally suppose to be at least four others but they all went down in atmosphere. This leaves only Galm, Hawkeye, and anyone else on the strike team to 'pick up the ball' on this job and make due with the troops and clone reserves that have. It leaves a really cool 'behind enemy lines' feel.

Also...


I can't be the only one thinking of this whenever I read anything about the sandstorm.

Are these fellows who dropped into the north win player characters or NPCs

For the record, I am fairly certain I'm waiting for CJ to post what happens to me. Just checking to make sure that is the case.

Can we post up our locations.... I think this is getting disjointed.

Cpt Bass- With Dr Thaira in the main research facility (located on a plateau above the main settlement)
Galm Fae- In a Hangar (in the Research Facility Hangar? Or the settlement)
Hawkeye- Hangar (see above)
Crownrule- Research Facility
True Adamance- Research Facility Garage Entrance
Clockwork- ????

Is that about the right of it?

This is what i had in mind when I set the scene in the second post

http://imgur.com/m4SdY4j

Have you seen what a Matari can do with a bucket of mud?

By this point we all need to commonly agree that the storm has passed and successful communication is reestablished. As far as our employers good, they think we died on impact and are all banking on waves of TLF to secure the area.

Besides, we were promised supplies once communication is reestablished and I expect a CRU or some other vehicle by now.

If it's all the same, I was deeply hoping I could be the one to host the next one. I already have an idea and a working keyboard, and all the time in the world to dedicate to GMing.