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| − | + | --[[User:Matts|Matts]] 00:20, 21 June 2007 (MST)If you have ideas, no matter how ludicrous, list them here, and I'll respond with how I think they'd work. I envision everyone in the group leading a unit if they'd like to. If they don't, hey, cool, we'll figure something else cool out. | |
| − | --[[User:Edmiao|Edmiao]] | + | --[[User:Edmiao|Edmiao]] 08:43, 21 June 2007 (MST) ?? are we going to be one group of 6 marines, or are we going to be a group of 6-8 units of marines with each player as the lead person? |
| − | -- | + | --[[User:Matts|Matts]] 09:08, 21 June 2007 (MST)Well, you could lead like 5 marines, and get 5x2d8 Thing dice for them, or if you wanted to take Terminator armor and up your power armor's dice to like 2d10 you could do that too. Or, if you wanted to be Badass McGee in Delta Squad, you could take extra dice for your badassery in lieu of dice for Marines that work under you. We can determine the exact composition of the force once everyone's preferred concept is up. |
| − | + | There are mechanical implications to the choices, and I'd prefer it if people stuck to being Marines or attached characters, but if someone (gabe) really wants to play a terminator or Dreadnought, it's mechanically possible, and I'd like to invite them to do it. | |
| − | --[[User: | + | --[[User:Gdaze|Gdaze]] 11:19, 21 June 2007 (MST) Wait so at first you said no Terminators, now up there you say we can play a Terminator, then you say you would prefer we don't play a Terminator? I mean if you want us to all be standard Space Marines just say so! Heh heh, but yeah, so I can play a Terminator or a Dreadnought eh... I wouldn't mind being a Dreadnought, might be fun to play. Plus I'd have like old knowledge and stuff... or would I have to buy that? I don't even know how this system works. I mostly just want to play a Terminator so I can use lightening claws. |
| − | -- | + | --[[User:Matts|Matts]] 11:28, 21 June 2007 (MST)I'm saying that what you want to play is ok by me, because we'll balance it regard to the rest of the players. You could make a regular marine with lightning claws if you wanted, or a terminator, or dreadnought, whatever. After discussing the one-shot aftermath, I realized that the game can handle it. |
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| − | + | --[[User:Gdaze|Gdaze]] -- Sweet, sounds good, now just need to decide what I wanna play then. | |
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| − | + | This page is for character ideas for Space Marines in the Vinyard | |
| − | + | Ben's Character: Hadrian Wrath: Sergeant of the Novem "Victrix" unit of the 3rd Company "Bellegoi". Awarded the Crux Terminatus following exemplary acts of bravery during the seige of Lexis III, but declined promotion to the first company. Recipient of both the Corona Civica and the Corona Muralis. Selected by Lugft Huron as a chapter standard bearer for the 3rd Company. Well known as a strong adherent to Lugft Huron's principles of chapter organization and tactics, Wrath delegates authority liberally and solicits significant input from all those under his command or attached to his unit. He is well liked by his men because of his tendency to lead from the front. | |
Latest revision as of 12:45, 21 June 2007
--Matts 00:20, 21 June 2007 (MST)If you have ideas, no matter how ludicrous, list them here, and I'll respond with how I think they'd work. I envision everyone in the group leading a unit if they'd like to. If they don't, hey, cool, we'll figure something else cool out.
--Edmiao 08:43, 21 June 2007 (MST) ?? are we going to be one group of 6 marines, or are we going to be a group of 6-8 units of marines with each player as the lead person?
--Matts 09:08, 21 June 2007 (MST)Well, you could lead like 5 marines, and get 5x2d8 Thing dice for them, or if you wanted to take Terminator armor and up your power armor's dice to like 2d10 you could do that too. Or, if you wanted to be Badass McGee in Delta Squad, you could take extra dice for your badassery in lieu of dice for Marines that work under you. We can determine the exact composition of the force once everyone's preferred concept is up.
There are mechanical implications to the choices, and I'd prefer it if people stuck to being Marines or attached characters, but if someone (gabe) really wants to play a terminator or Dreadnought, it's mechanically possible, and I'd like to invite them to do it.
--Gdaze 11:19, 21 June 2007 (MST) Wait so at first you said no Terminators, now up there you say we can play a Terminator, then you say you would prefer we don't play a Terminator? I mean if you want us to all be standard Space Marines just say so! Heh heh, but yeah, so I can play a Terminator or a Dreadnought eh... I wouldn't mind being a Dreadnought, might be fun to play. Plus I'd have like old knowledge and stuff... or would I have to buy that? I don't even know how this system works. I mostly just want to play a Terminator so I can use lightening claws.
--Matts 11:28, 21 June 2007 (MST)I'm saying that what you want to play is ok by me, because we'll balance it regard to the rest of the players. You could make a regular marine with lightning claws if you wanted, or a terminator, or dreadnought, whatever. After discussing the one-shot aftermath, I realized that the game can handle it.
--Gdaze -- Sweet, sounds good, now just need to decide what I wanna play then.
Characters
This page is for character ideas for Space Marines in the Vinyard
Ben's Character: Hadrian Wrath: Sergeant of the Novem "Victrix" unit of the 3rd Company "Bellegoi". Awarded the Crux Terminatus following exemplary acts of bravery during the seige of Lexis III, but declined promotion to the first company. Recipient of both the Corona Civica and the Corona Muralis. Selected by Lugft Huron as a chapter standard bearer for the 3rd Company. Well known as a strong adherent to Lugft Huron's principles of chapter organization and tactics, Wrath delegates authority liberally and solicits significant input from all those under his command or attached to his unit. He is well liked by his men because of his tendency to lead from the front.
