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	==D'Onne Ulanti (Mad Donna)==		==D'Onne Ulanti (Mad Donna)==
	A clear visual homage to the pop star Madonna, particularly that infamous spiked dress from the 90s, but with pink hair, guns, and added punk. She is clearly a woman who [[SJW\|will NOT be defined by her appearance]] and will not submit to the Patriarchy.		A clear visual homage to the pop star Madonna, particularly that infamous spiked dress from the 90s, but with pink hair, guns, and added punk. She is clearly a woman who [[SJW\|will NOT be defined by her appearance]] and will not submit to the Patriarchy.

	D'Onne Ulanti was the daughter of the house Patriarch, intended to be married off for political convenience, she was kept ''[[Meme\|like a virgin]]'' and locked up in a tower in isolation for most of her life until the time came to be introduced to her future husband. The meeting went fairly well, until she casually reached over the dining table and gouged her suitor's eyeballs out with a fish fork.		D'Onne Ulanti was the daughter of the house Patriarch, intended to be married off for political convenience, she was kept ''[[Meme\|like a virgin]]'' and locked up in a tower in isolation for most of her life until the time came to be introduced to her future husband. The meeting went fairly well, until she casually reached over the dining table and gouged her suitor's eyeballs out with a fish fork.
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	Alliances with House Ulanti brings cold hard cash in every post-battle sequence, and the potential to bring a reasonably potent ally to the battlefield, plain and simple. If that's all a gang leader wants then it's a very simple arrangement.		Alliances with House Ulanti brings cold hard cash in every post-battle sequence, and the potential to bring a reasonably potent ally to the battlefield, plain and simple. If that's all a gang leader wants then it's a very simple arrangement.

	However, they are one of the most unreliable factions in the game. Every time a gang leader dips into their excessive wealth there is a likelihood that the alliance will be weakened as the Ulanti start getting bored and changing their interests to other hobbies.		However, they are one of the most unreliable factions in the game. Every time a gang leader dips into their excessive wealth there is a likelihood that the alliance will be weakened as the Ulanti start getting bored and changing their interests to other hobbies.

	What's more is that if the alliance ever breaks, House Ulanti will automatically form an temporary alliance with that gang's next opponent ''(whether they already had an alliance or not)'' and granting the next player access to wealth and potent allies.		What's more is that if the alliance ever breaks, House Ulanti will automatically form an temporary alliance with that gang's next opponent ''(whether they already had an alliance or not)'' and granting the next player access to wealth and potent allies.

	==Tabletop==		==Tabletop==

1d4chan>Newerfag: /* D'Onne Ulanti (Mad Donna) */

2022-11-29T16:40:57Z

D'Onne Ulanti (Mad Donna)

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	D'Onne Ulanti was the daughter of the house Patriarch, intended to be married off for political convenience, she was kept ''[[Meme\|like a virgin]]'' and locked up in a tower in isolation for most of her life until the time came to be introduced to her future husband. The meeting went fairly well, until she casually reached over the dining table and gouged her suitor's eyeballs out with a fish fork.		D'Onne Ulanti was the daughter of the house Patriarch, intended to be married off for political convenience, she was kept ''[[Meme\|like a virgin]]'' and locked up in a tower in isolation for most of her life until the time came to be introduced to her future husband. The meeting went fairly well, until she casually reached over the dining table and gouged her suitor's eyeballs out with a fish fork.

	She then shot her way out of the house and escaped to the settlement of '''[[What\|Glory Hole]]''' in the underhive where she was taken in by a [[House Escher]] gang. Her reputation grew based on her particularly deranged behaviour; she once gouged out her own eye because a bartender once called her "Pretty" and so the moniker "Mad" was added to her name. She eventually left House Escher and became a freelancer, running a [[House Orlock]] gang in search for archeotech hoards. The fact that she was the only person to return only added to her reputation as extremely lucky, or cursed.		She then shot her way out of the house with her now-deceased suitor's pistol and escaped to the settlement of '''[[What\|Glory Hole]]''' in the underhive where she was taken in by a [[House Escher]] gang. Her reputation grew based on her particularly deranged behaviour; she once gouged out her own eye because a bartender once called her "Pretty" and so the moniker "Mad" was added to her name. She eventually left House Escher and became a freelancer, running a [[House Orlock]] gang in search for archeotech hoards. The fact that she was the only person to return only added to her reputation as extremely lucky, or cursed.

	Despite not appearing in the relaunch of the tabletop game, she is still mentioned in the lore and continues to live in the Underhive. Occasionally Ulanti Courtiers ''(see below)'' are sent to the lower depths to recover her but are invariably sent back home in pieces.		Despite not appearing in the relaunch of the tabletop game, she is still mentioned in the lore and continues to live in the Underhive. Occasionally Ulanti Courtiers ''(see below)'' are sent to the lower depths to recover her but are invariably sent back home in pieces.

1d4chan>OmegaEclipse at 03:23, 24 September 2022

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	Early in the history of Necromunda, back when it was still referred to as Araneus Prime, three sisters gave themselves a kind of immortality via repeated cloning, replacing themselves with copies each generation; they were deadly heroines who were considered legendary warrior queens, who never aged at all in nearly 3000 years. When House Helm'ayr ''(Later Helmawr)'' rose to prominence, the three sisters swore fealty to them and started [[Heterosexual Sex in the Missionary Position\|making babies the natural way]] by introducing males, effectively creating a bloodline, and for their service were awarded the status of a Noble House: the '''Ulandari'''.		Early in the history of Necromunda, back when it was still referred to as Araneus Prime, three sisters gave themselves a kind of immortality via repeated cloning, replacing themselves with copies each generation; they were deadly heroines who were considered legendary warrior queens, who never aged at all in nearly 3000 years. When House Helm'ayr ''(Later Helmawr)'' rose to prominence, the three sisters swore fealty to them and started [[Heterosexual Sex in the Missionary Position\|making babies the natural way]] by introducing males, effectively creating a bloodline, and for their service were awarded the status of a Noble House: the '''Ulandari'''.

	In the 35th Millennium, the House was split, between those who wished to maintain their genetic inheritance from the three original sisters, revering them as founding mothers; and those who couldn't care less. The first group would descend in status, eventually becoming the '''Escher''' after various wars and setbacks. The second group remained in the upper nobility and would become the Ulanti. This is quite shocking, as logically being bigoted against and largely alienating the sex that invented and built almost everything God didn’t should be a very good idea. In an odd twist, this didn’t work out for House Escher yet not doing this turned out well for House Ulanti. Weird.		In the 35th Millennium, the House was split, between those who wished to maintain their genetic inheritance from the three original sisters, revering them as founding mothers; and those who couldn't care less. The first group would descend in status, eventually becoming the '''Escher''' after various wars and setbacks. The second group remained in the upper nobility and would become the Ulanti.

	Unlike the other Noble Houses, the Ulanti don't seem to have a singular focus of industry. They are not warmongers like [[House Greim]], or bankers like [[House Ran Lo]]. While they do make substantial profit on exporting the pharmaceuticals that they obtain from their contracts with House Escher ''(which the Escher cannot export themselves)'', the Ulanti seem to have their fingers in all pockets and industries.		Unlike the other Noble Houses, the Ulanti don't seem to have a singular focus of industry. They are not warmongers like [[House Greim]], or bankers like [[House Ran Lo]]. While they do make substantial profit on exporting the pharmaceuticals that they obtain from their contracts with House Escher ''(which the Escher cannot export themselves)'', the Ulanti seem to have their fingers in all pockets and industries.

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	Early in the history of Necromunda, back when it was still referred to as Araneus Prime, three sisters gave themselves a kind of immortality via repeated cloning, replacing themselves with copies each generation; they were deadly heroines who were considered legendary warrior queens, who never aged at all in nearly 3000 years. When House Helm'ayr ''(Later Helmawr)'' rose to prominence, the three sisters swore fealty to them and started [[Heterosexual Sex in the Missionary Position\|making babies the natural way]] by introducing males, effectively creating a bloodline, and for their service were awarded the status of a Noble House: the '''Ulandari'''.		Early in the history of Necromunda, back when it was still referred to as Araneus Prime, three sisters gave themselves a kind of immortality via repeated cloning, replacing themselves with copies each generation; they were deadly heroines who were considered legendary warrior queens, who never aged at all in nearly 3000 years. When House Helm'ayr ''(Later Helmawr)'' rose to prominence, the three sisters swore fealty to them and started [[Heterosexual Sex in the Missionary Position\|making babies the natural way]] by introducing males, effectively creating a bloodline, and for their service were awarded the status of a Noble House: the '''Ulandari'''.

	In the 35th Millennium, the House was split, between those who wished to maintain their genetic inheritance from the three original sisters, revering them as founding mothers; and those who couldn't care less. The first group would descend in status, eventually becoming the '''Escher''' after various wars and setbacks. The second group remained in the upper nobility and would become the Ulanti. This is quite shocking, as logically being ~~bigotted~~ against and largely alienating the sex that invented and built almost everything God didn’t should be a very good idea. In an odd twist, this didn’t work out for House Escher yet not doing this turned out well for House Ulanti. Weird.		In the 35th Millennium, the House was split, between those who wished to maintain their genetic inheritance from the three original sisters, revering them as founding mothers; and those who couldn't care less. The first group would descend in status, eventually becoming the '''Escher''' after various wars and setbacks. The second group remained in the upper nobility and would become the Ulanti. This is quite shocking, as logically being bigoted against and largely alienating the sex that invented and built almost everything God didn’t should be a very good idea. In an odd twist, this didn’t work out for House Escher yet not doing this turned out well for House Ulanti. Weird.

	Unlike the other Noble Houses, the Ulanti don't seem to have a singular focus of industry. They are not warmongers like [[House Greim]], or bankers like [[House Ran Lo]]. While they do make substantial profit on exporting the pharmaceuticals that they obtain from their contracts with House Escher ''(which the Escher cannot export themselves)'', the Ulanti seem to have their fingers in all pockets and industries.		Unlike the other Noble Houses, the Ulanti don't seem to have a singular focus of industry. They are not warmongers like [[House Greim]], or bankers like [[House Ran Lo]]. While they do make substantial profit on exporting the pharmaceuticals that they obtain from their contracts with House Escher ''(which the Escher cannot export themselves)'', the Ulanti seem to have their fingers in all pockets and industries.

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	Early in the history of Necromunda, back when it was still referred to as Araneus Prime, three sisters gave themselves a kind of immortality via repeated cloning, replacing themselves with copies each generation; they were deadly heroines who were considered legendary warrior queens, who never aged at all in nearly 3000 years. When House Helm'ayr ''(Later Helmawr)'' rose to prominence, the three sisters swore fealty to them and started [[Heterosexual Sex in the Missionary Position\|making babies the natural way]] by introducing males, effectively creating a bloodline, and for their service were awarded the status of a Noble House: the '''Ulandari'''.		Early in the history of Necromunda, back when it was still referred to as Araneus Prime, three sisters gave themselves a kind of immortality via repeated cloning, replacing themselves with copies each generation; they were deadly heroines who were considered legendary warrior queens, who never aged at all in nearly 3000 years. When House Helm'ayr ''(Later Helmawr)'' rose to prominence, the three sisters swore fealty to them and started [[Heterosexual Sex in the Missionary Position\|making babies the natural way]] by introducing males, effectively creating a bloodline, and for their service were awarded the status of a Noble House: the '''Ulandari'''.

	In the 35th Millennium, the House was split, between those who wished to maintain their genetic inheritance from the three original sisters, revering them as founding mothers; and those who couldn't care less. The first group would descend in status, eventually becoming the '''Escher''' after various wars and setbacks. The second group remained in the upper nobility and would become the Ulanti.		In the 35th Millennium, the House was split, between those who wished to maintain their genetic inheritance from the three original sisters, revering them as founding mothers; and those who couldn't care less. The first group would descend in status, eventually becoming the '''Escher''' after various wars and setbacks. The second group remained in the upper nobility and would become the Ulanti. This is quite shocking, as logically being bigotted against and largely alienating the sex that invented and built almost everything God didn’t should be a very good idea. In an odd twist, this didn’t work out for House Escher yet not doing this turned out well for House Ulanti. Weird.

	Unlike the other Noble Houses, the Ulanti don't seem to have a singular focus of industry. They are not warmongers like [[House Greim]], or bankers like [[House Ran Lo]]. While they do make substantial profit on exporting the pharmaceuticals that they obtain from their contracts with House Escher ''(which the Escher cannot export themselves)'', the Ulanti seem to have their fingers in all pockets and industries.		Unlike the other Noble Houses, the Ulanti don't seem to have a singular focus of industry. They are not warmongers like [[House Greim]], or bankers like [[House Ran Lo]]. While they do make substantial profit on exporting the pharmaceuticals that they obtain from their contracts with House Escher ''(which the Escher cannot export themselves)'', the Ulanti seem to have their fingers in all pockets and industries.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Added some stats for Mad Donna that I found with a bit of Googling. If there's an official version of the new edition of the game, though, I didn't find it.

2022-06-19T03:10:11Z

Added some stats for Mad Donna that I found with a bit of Googling. If there's an official version of the new edition of the game, though, I didn't find it.

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	Despite not appearing in the relaunch of the tabletop game, she is still mentioned in the lore and continues to live in the Underhive. Occasionally Ulanti Courtiers ''(see below)'' are sent to the lower depths to recover her but are invariably sent back home in pieces.		Despite not appearing in the relaunch of the tabletop game, she is still mentioned in the lore and continues to live in the Underhive. Occasionally Ulanti Courtiers ''(see below)'' are sent to the lower depths to recover her but are invariably sent back home in pieces.

			===Fielding Mad Donna===
			The original iteration of Mad Donna Ulanti debuted in the original ''Outlanders'' boxed set for Necromunda in 1996. There, she had the following profile
			::'''Stats:''' Movement 4, Weapon Skill 5, Ballistic Skill 4, Strength 3, Toughness 3, Wounds 2, Initiative 5, Attacks 1, Leadership 9
			::'''Equipment:''' Plasma Pistol, Laspistol, Chainsword, Bionic Eye.
			::'''Skills:''' Impetuous, Killer Reputation, Dodge, Leap
			::'''Allegiance:''' Mad Donna will fight for any gang except the following: [[House Goliath]], [[Spyrer]]s, [[Scavvies]], [[Redemptionists]].
			::'''Rating Bonus:''' +225
			::'''Bounty:''' 225 creds.
			::'''Payment:''' d6X10, but on a 1, Mad Donna will refuse to partake in the next game, but will rejoin the gang after that.
			::'''Special Rules:'''
			:::''Frenzy''
			:::''Hatred: [[Spyrer]]s''
			:::''Psycho-Bitch:'' If Mad Donna defeats an enemy model in hand-to-hand combat and there are no targets within follow-up distance, leave the downed fighter in base-to-base contact with Mad Donna. In this and each subsequent hand-to-hand phase, roll on the Serious Injury Chart for the victim and apply immediately, unless the result is 61-66; in this case, Mad Donna loses interest and moves away. If an enemy model is pinned or within charge distance, she can leave her downed victim and pursue this new target by making a Leadership test on 2d6.
			:::''Hunted:'' If you field Mad Donna, your opponents get to roll a d6; on a 6+, they get a free [[Bounty Hunter]] hired gun for this match. They can add +1 to the roll if your Gang Rating exceeds theirs by 500 points, and +2 if it exceeds their by 1,000 points or more.

			An updated, semi(?) official release in the pages of Fanatic was released to tie into the Underhive edition of the game. This version of Mad Donna is identical, save she now has a 6+ save and no longer counts as having a bionic eye.

	==Alliance Benefits==		==Alliance Benefits==

1d4chan>Newerfag: /* D'Onne Ulanti (Mad Donna) */

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D'Onne Ulanti (Mad Donna)

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	A clear visual homage to the pop star Madonna, particularly that infamous spiked dress from the 90s, but with pink hair, guns, and added punk. She is clearly a woman who [[SJW\|will NOT be defined by her appearance]] and will not submit to the Patriarchy.		A clear visual homage to the pop star Madonna, particularly that infamous spiked dress from the 90s, but with pink hair, guns, and added punk. She is clearly a woman who [[SJW\|will NOT be defined by her appearance]] and will not submit to the Patriarchy.

	D'Onne Ulanti was the daughter of the house Patriarch, intended to be married off for political convenience, she was kept ''[[Meme\|like a virgin]]'' and locked up in a tower in isolation for most of her life until the time came to be introduced to her future husband. The meeting went fairly well, until she casually reached over the dining table and gouged her suitor's ~~eyeball~~ out with a fish fork.		D'Onne Ulanti was the daughter of the house Patriarch, intended to be married off for political convenience, she was kept ''[[Meme\|like a virgin]]'' and locked up in a tower in isolation for most of her life until the time came to be introduced to her future husband. The meeting went fairly well, until she casually reached over the dining table and gouged her suitor's eyeballs out with a fish fork.

	She then shot her way out of the house and escaped to the settlement of '''[[What\|Glory Hole]]''' in the underhive where she was taken in by a [[House Escher]] gang. Her reputation grew based on her particularly deranged behaviour; she once gouged out her own eye because a bartender once called her "Pretty" and so the moniker "Mad" was added to her name. She eventually left House Escher and became a freelancer, running a [[House Orlock]] gang in search for archeotech hoards. The fact that she was the only person to return only added to her reputation as extremely lucky, or cursed.		She then shot her way out of the house and escaped to the settlement of '''[[What\|Glory Hole]]''' in the underhive where she was taken in by a [[House Escher]] gang. Her reputation grew based on her particularly deranged behaviour; she once gouged out her own eye because a bartender once called her "Pretty" and so the moniker "Mad" was added to her name. She eventually left House Escher and became a freelancer, running a [[House Orlock]] gang in search for archeotech hoards. The fact that she was the only person to return only added to her reputation as extremely lucky, or cursed.

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	House Ulanti can send a '''Court Advisor''' to join a gang that they are sponsoring.		House Ulanti can send a '''Court Advisor''' to join a gang that they are sponsoring.

	The court advisor comes with a '''Mirror Mask''', who is an augmented warrior supplied with a holographic disguise in order to appear as the Courtier. This is to provide a body double and protector for such an important member of the ~~nobikity~~, but it also allows the Courtier to take credit for the prowess of their underlings, because ''supposedly'' the typical members of House Ulanti are useless wastes of space. However some courtiers are highly trained duelists, thanks to the fact that wealth can provide the best tutors, gear, and training opportunities.		The court advisor comes with a '''Mirror Mask''', who is an augmented warrior supplied with a holographic disguise in order to appear as the Courtier. This is to provide a body double and protector for such an important member of the nobility, but it also allows the Courtier to take credit for the prowess of their underlings, because ''supposedly'' the typical members of House Ulanti are useless wastes of space. However some courtiers are highly trained duelists, thanks to the fact that wealth can provide the best tutors, gear, and training opportunities.

	Mechanically, the Courtier and the Mirror Mask are equipped identically with needle pistols, power swords, and displacer fields. They also have essentially the same physical statline, so you get two identical warriors on the tabletop. Though with the extra rules the Courtier gets, ''they'' are actually the more dangerous of the pair.		Mechanically, the Courtier and the Mirror Mask are equipped identically with needle pistols, power swords, and displacer fields. They also have essentially the same physical statline, so you get two identical warriors on the tabletop. Though with the extra rules the Courtier gets, ''they'' are actually the more dangerous of the pair.

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	A clear visual homage to the pop star Madonna, particularly that infamous spiked dress from the 90s, but with pink hair, guns, and added punk. She is clearly a woman who [[SJW\|will NOT be defined by her appearance]] and will not submit to the Patriarchy.		A clear visual homage to the pop star Madonna, particularly that infamous spiked dress from the 90s, but with pink hair, guns, and added punk. She is clearly a woman who [[SJW\|will NOT be defined by her appearance]] and will not submit to the Patriarchy.

	D'Onne Ulanti was the daughter of the house Patriarch, intended to be married off for political convenience, she was kept ''[[Meme\|like a virgin]]'' and locked up in a tower in isolation for most of her life until the time came to be introduced to her future husband. The meeting went fairly well, until she casually reached over the dining table and gouged her suitor's ~~eyeball~~ out with a fish fork.		D'Onne Ulanti was the daughter of the house Patriarch, intended to be married off for political convenience, she was kept ''[[Meme\|like a virgin]]'' and locked up in a tower in isolation for most of her life until the time came to be introduced to her future husband. The meeting went fairly well, until she casually reached over the dining table and gouged her suitor's eyeballs out with a fish fork.

	She then shot her way out of the house and escaped to the settlement of '''[[What\|Glory Hole]]''' in the underhive where she was taken in by a [[House Escher]] gang. Her reputation grew based on her particularly deranged behaviour; she once gouged out her own eye because a bartender once called her "Pretty" and so the moniker "Mad" was added to her name. She eventually left House Escher and became a freelancer, running a [[House Orlock]] gang in search for archeotech hoards. The fact that she was the only person to return only added to her reputation as extremely lucky, or cursed.		She then shot her way out of the house and escaped to the settlement of '''[[What\|Glory Hole]]''' in the underhive where she was taken in by a [[House Escher]] gang. Her reputation grew based on her particularly deranged behaviour; she once gouged out her own eye because a bartender once called her "Pretty" and so the moniker "Mad" was added to her name. She eventually left House Escher and became a freelancer, running a [[House Orlock]] gang in search for archeotech hoards. The fact that she was the only person to return only added to her reputation as extremely lucky, or cursed.