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1d4chan>Omeganian at 13:10, 30 May 2023

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1d4chan>Omeganian: /* The surprise player */

2021-09-27T06:46:26Z

The surprise player

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	Some might be surprised that the Krork are sane, considering the Greenskins we know. But that actually makes sense. The regular Orks are nothing more than feral children, barbaric and rampaging without the adults teaching them.		Some might be surprised that the Krork are sane, considering the Greenskins we know. But that actually makes sense. The regular Orks are nothing more than feral children, barbaric and rampaging without the adults teaching them.

	Now the adults are back. An army ~~billions strong,~~ liberated from Solemnace by a desperate raid of the [[Alaitoc]] warriors while [[Trazyn]] was away.		Now the adults are back. An army liberated from Solemnace by a desperate raid of the [[Alaitoc]] warriors while [[Trazyn]] was away.

	Nice guys, these Krork are, at least by Warhammer standards. Three hundred sectors, and one tenth of those are given over to other races. So long as they don't interfere, they can live their lives. Kind of a Super-Tau.		Nice guys, these Krork are, at least by Warhammer standards. Three hundred sectors, and one tenth of those are given over to other races. So long as they don't interfere, they can live their lives. Kind of a Super-Tau.

1d4chan>Omeganian: /* The Recon and the Grand Conclave */

2021-08-15T14:49:17Z

The Recon and the Grand Conclave

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	Soon after, during a High Council meeting, you realize something. Remember that super-sneaky Catachan regiment? Now, its commissar is a strange guy named Dalv Sepet. At the same time, surviving records of Muspelheim mention a famous Helheim explorer named... Vlad Tepes. The names... could there be a connection?		Soon after, during a High Council meeting, you realize something. Remember that super-sneaky Catachan regiment? Now, its commissar is a strange guy named Dalv Sepet. At the same time, surviving records of Muspelheim mention a famous Helheim explorer named... Vlad Tepes. The names... could there be a connection?

	First, however, you must attend the Grand Conclave. It turns out to be... quite the sight. The leaders of the three other polities attend, including Vulkan and Corax. These two bring Great Crusade era technology, including [[Thunder Warriors]], along with their own developments. Secundus brings stolen Tau tech. Callamus brings the technology of its Forge Worlds, mostly industrial. Finally, the Eldar, represented by Eldrad, bring some human tech they have collected over the millennia, along with the decoded data from your Data Jewels. Most importantly, it seems the Eldar have found the blueprints for the Psychic Cannon. Not the [[Psycannon]]; the unique starship-scaled DAoT weapon only a single ship had in the Imperium. Hardly surprising, considering its tech level seems to be at least halfway to Eldar weapons.		First, however, you must attend the Grand Conclave. It turns out to be... quite the sight. The leaders of the three other polities attend, including Vulkan and Corax. These two bring Great Crusade era technology, including [[Thunder Warriors]], along with their own developments. Imperium Secundus (the Ultramar realm) brings stolen Tau tech. Callamus brings the technology of its Forge Worlds, mostly industrial. Finally, the Eldar, represented by Eldrad, bring some human tech they have collected over the millennia, along with the decoded data from your Data Jewels. Most importantly, it seems the Eldar have found the blueprints for the Psychic Cannon. Not the [[Psycannon]]; the unique starship-scaled DAoT weapon only a single ship had in the Imperium. Hardly surprising, considering its tech level seems to be at least halfway to Eldar weapons.

	==Back home==		==Back home==

1d4chan>Omeganian at 09:39, 11 August 2021

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	The Slann coming back is going to be a huge game-changer for the galaxy. The problem is; the Chaos knows it. As soon as they realize what's happening, you can be certain an incursion of Chaos Undivided will be set loose upon the planet, on a scale unheard of.<br>		The Slann coming back is going to be a huge game-changer for the galaxy. The problem is; the Chaos knows it. As soon as they realize what's happening, you can be certain an incursion of Chaos Undivided will be set loose upon the planet, on a scale unheard of.<br>

			[[Quest:The Long Night:Sparks at Midnight\|Continue]]<br>

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1d4chan>Omeganian: /* The Recon and the Grand Conclave */

2021-08-04T12:52:16Z

The Recon and the Grand Conclave

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	Soon after, during a High Council meeting, you realize something. Remember that super-sneaky Catachan regiment? Now, its commissar is a strange guy named Dalv Sepet. At the same time, surviving records of Muspelheim mention a famous Helheim explorer named... Vlad Tepes. The names... could there be a connection?		Soon after, during a High Council meeting, you realize something. Remember that super-sneaky Catachan regiment? Now, its commissar is a strange guy named Dalv Sepet. At the same time, surviving records of Muspelheim mention a famous Helheim explorer named... Vlad Tepes. The names... could there be a connection?

	First, however, you must attend the Grand Conclave. It turns out to be... quite the sight. The leaders of the three other polities attend, including Vulkan and Corax. These two bring Great Crusade era technology, including [[Thunder Warriors]], along with their own developments. Secundus brings stolen Tau tech. Callamus brings the technology of its Forge Worlds, mostly industrial. Finally, the Eldar, represented by Eldrad, bring some human tech they have collected over the millennia, along with the decoded data from your Data Jewels.		First, however, you must attend the Grand Conclave. It turns out to be... quite the sight. The leaders of the three other polities attend, including Vulkan and Corax. These two bring Great Crusade era technology, including [[Thunder Warriors]], along with their own developments. Secundus brings stolen Tau tech. Callamus brings the technology of its Forge Worlds, mostly industrial. Finally, the Eldar, represented by Eldrad, bring some human tech they have collected over the millennia, along with the decoded data from your Data Jewels. Most importantly, it seems the Eldar have found the blueprints for the Psychic Cannon. Not the [[Psycannon]]; the unique starship-scaled DAoT weapon only a single ship had in the Imperium. Hardly surprising, considering its tech level seems to be at least halfway to Eldar weapons.

	==Back home==		==Back home==

1d4chan>Omeganian: /* And one final little matter */

2021-05-07T16:48:17Z

And one final little matter

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	Yes, that's right. The quest elaborates upon their fate. They indeed used to have a large federation. And when the Tyranids attacked them, they called upon the Imperium. And things went well for a while. Except Warhammer 40k always has bastards.		Yes, that's right. The quest elaborates upon their fate. They indeed used to have a large federation. And when the Tyranids attacked them, they called upon the Imperium. And things went well for a while. Except Warhammer 40k always has bastards.

	This one was a [[Inquisition#Puritans\|Monodominant Inquisitor]]. He hated all [[Abhuman]]s, including the Squats. As such, before a decisive battle, he diverted the reinforcements needed. He was, of course, declared Excommunicate Traitoris for that, even the Imperium considering his actions too much (Entire Astartes Chapters were lost due to that moron's treachery), but it was too late. Still, a few ~~refugees~~ have survived, one of them only about a thousand light years from the Trust, a polity known as the Vestri League.		This one was a [[Inquisition#Puritans\|Monodominant Inquisitor]]. He hated all [[Abhuman]]s, including the Squats. As such, before a decisive battle, he diverted the reinforcements needed. He was, of course, declared Excommunicate Traitoris for that, even the Imperium considering his actions too much (Entire Astartes Chapters were lost due to that moron's treachery), but it was too late. Still, a few refugee groups have survived, one of them only about a thousand light years from the Trust, a polity known as the Vestri League.

	And that traitor Inquisitor? Still lives. He managed to survive until the rise of the Abomination (it involved a battle against Loyalist kill teams near to a black hole, with the expected time dilation), and was then immediately recruited as one of his Daemon Princes. He tried to kill off the Vestri League, but was banished. Now he seems to have set his eye on the Jotun.		And that traitor Inquisitor? Still lives. He managed to survive until the rise of the Abomination (it involved a battle against Loyalist kill teams near to a black hole, with the expected time dilation), and was then immediately recruited as one of his Daemon Princes. He tried to kill off the Vestri League, but was banished. Now he seems to have set his eye on the Jotun.

1d4chan>Omeganian: /* Facing the galaxy */

2021-04-20T06:44:22Z

Facing the galaxy

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	As his armies start approaching your cities, Garkill lands near the force attacking the city of Salem with two thousand [[Gargant]]s (fifty Great Gargants and two Megas included), his elites, and a million Weirdboyz, whom he intends to use to bring down the walls. More Roks land, including right in your cities.		As his armies start approaching your cities, Garkill lands near the force attacking the city of Salem with two thousand [[Gargant]]s (fifty Great Gargants and two Megas included), his elites, and a million Weirdboyz, whom he intends to use to bring down the walls. More Roks land, including right in your cities.

	In Salem, you manage to prevent the Roks from landing in the city itself. Weirdboyz however, perform the ~~ritual successfully~~. Except for the fact that all the Psykers you've sent there are at work. Half the Weirdboyz find themselves with their heads missing, and while the outer defences are gone, the city's still alive and shooting. Plus, you launch five thousand [[Deathstrike Missile]]s to thin the enemies out further.		In Salem, you manage to prevent the Roks from landing in the city itself. Weirdboyz however, successfully perform a ritual to bring down the walls. Except for the fact that all the Psykers you've sent there are at work. Half the Weirdboyz find themselves with their heads missing, and while the outer defences are gone, the city's still alive and shooting. Plus, you launch five thousand [[Deathstrike Missile]]s to thin the enemies out further.

	Garkill launches a general assault, but the Asgardian Knights and your Superheavies (including Fellswords; a [[Fellblade]] variant with Neutron Lasers) prove to be too much for the Gargants. Meanwhile, only the Hulks and some Roks remain of the Ork fleet, and the reinforcements aren't far by now. Garkill teleports his remaining Weirdboyz down, but before they can pull off another attack, you launch the rest of your Deathstrikes, their flames augmented by Psykers once they explode. No more Weirdboyz, most of the Roks gone, more enemy ships inbound... looks bad for Garkill. Once again, he decides to return to his Hulk and retreat.		Garkill launches a general assault, but the Asgardian Knights and your Superheavies (including Fellswords; a [[Fellblade]] variant with Neutron Lasers) prove to be too much for the Gargants. Meanwhile, only the Hulks and some Roks remain of the Ork fleet, and the reinforcements aren't far by now. Garkill teleports his remaining Weirdboyz down, but before they can pull off another attack, you launch the rest of your Deathstrikes, their flames augmented by Psykers once they explode. No more Weirdboyz, most of the Roks gone, more enemy ships inbound... looks bad for Garkill. Once again, he decides to return to his Hulk and retreat.

1d4chan>Omeganian: /* Chaos */

2021-04-20T06:32:40Z

Chaos

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	Much of the galaxy is controlled by Abaddon, in a massive state called Black Imperium. About forty percent of the total space is him or his vassals. That is, of course, as much as we can talk about control where Chaos is involved; had he been able to really put his act together, he would have probably controlled everything by now. Abaddon now bears scars incurable even with his masters' help; the marks of a desperate fight with [[Bjorn the Fell Handed]] upon the fortress world of Garm. Bjorn was buying time for Fenris, so thoroughly that The Despoiler was forced to flee to the [[Planet Killer]], and blast apart Garm. A cheap shot, and Fenris was safe by then. Once the Imperial Trust built their first Dreadnought warship (22km long), they named it after the ancient Astartes.		Much of the galaxy is controlled by Abaddon, in a massive state called Black Imperium. About forty percent of the total space is him or his vassals. That is, of course, as much as we can talk about control where Chaos is involved; had he been able to really put his act together, he would have probably controlled everything by now. Abaddon now bears scars incurable even with his masters' help; the marks of a desperate fight with [[Bjorn the Fell Handed]] upon the fortress world of Garm. Bjorn was buying time for Fenris, so thoroughly that The Despoiler was forced to flee to the [[Planet Killer]], and blast apart Garm. A cheap shot, and Fenris was safe by then. Once the Imperial Trust built their first Dreadnought warship (22km long), they named it after the ancient Astartes.

	Abaddon also got himself a small nick on the cheek, though that one didn't leave a scar. That was on Cadia. He was so disappointed ~~that~~ the defenders, ground down by centuries of combat, that he gathered the survivors, and swore he will let them go and find safety if they'll impress him with a proper last stand. One girl managed to give him that scratch on the cheek, so the twice survivors were given a ship and sent on their way, no hidden clauses in the agreement.		Abaddon also got himself a small nick on the cheek, though that one didn't leave a scar. That was on Cadia. He was so disappointed by the defenders, ground down by centuries of combat, that he gathered the survivors, and swore he will let them go and find safety if they'll impress him with a proper last stand. One girl managed to give him that scratch on the cheek, so the twice survivors were given a ship and sent on their way, no hidden clauses in the agreement.

	==The Eldar==		==The Eldar==