Interesting...reserve me, for I am dead tired to make a sheet. Might want to knock some sense into some of these "newbs," if you catch my drift.
The Suppressors (Sci-fi RP)
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Deffinatly not. That sheet was excellent. Anyway, I think once broken orange(Love the new avvy) and Xero scyth post their sheets, we'll most likely be starting.BloodyThoughts said:
Question: How devoted are we gonna be to the Emperor? I wrote Justice to fit the 40K Imperium of Man style culture, with the Emperor as a living God, and the entire culture geared towards the purging of the unclean, the mutant, and the heretic, but now I get the feeling I'ma bit over-zealous...
Well, it's up to you really. Think if you were in your characters shoes. You have spent your whole life being taught to worship the emporer. They were born without any proper parents and as a living will spend their entire lives killing potentially innocent civillians.ThreeWords said:
Up to you.
As soon as I get the remaining sheets. Maybe tomorow as I don't have acess to a computer. This is on my Ipod.ThreeWords said:
Sorry, but I don't think that this is for me. I wish for a long and prosperous life for all here.
I think I'll throw my hat into this bit.
Codename: Hudson
Age: 27
Class: Spartan
Appearance:
Yeah, pretty much just like that.
Weapons: Powfist, Sniser, and Bolter
Personality: Dismissive, non-chalant, just plain overall seems to not give a damn. His loyalty to the Emperor is not based on his faith or indoctrination, but just because he knows what'll happen to him if he doesn't obey. One would think this would make Hudson a poor soldier, but he generally seems to enjoy his work, and while he may pretend not to care, he is more loyal to his team and may be more willing to put his life on the line to save one of them than for the sake of the Emperor. Of course, he does his best to at least act like he cares deeply for the Emperor, he's no fool, especially when the Inquisitors are around.
In combat, Hudson likes to be flexible, which certainly fits his Spartan classification (and one might say his loyalties), and is a rifleman through and through. He's an excellent shot with his sniser and from short to medium ranges he relies on his trusty bolter rifle. While competent in melee, he's certainly nothing special. Not being oh so fanatical about the Emperor, he typically fights a bit more cautiously than his more zealous brethren, and tries his best, not to get in over his head.
Codename: Hudson
Age: 27
Class: Spartan
Appearance:
Yeah, pretty much just like that.
Personality: Dismissive, non-chalant, just plain overall seems to not give a damn. His loyalty to the Emperor is not based on his faith or indoctrination, but just because he knows what'll happen to him if he doesn't obey. One would think this would make Hudson a poor soldier, but he generally seems to enjoy his work, and while he may pretend not to care, he is more loyal to his team and may be more willing to put his life on the line to save one of them than for the sake of the Emperor. Of course, he does his best to at least act like he cares deeply for the Emperor, he's no fool, especially when the Inquisitors are around.
In combat, Hudson likes to be flexible, which certainly fits his Spartan classification (and one might say his loyalties), and is a rifleman through and through. He's an excellent shot with his sniser and from short to medium ranges he relies on his trusty bolter rifle. While competent in melee, he's certainly nothing special. Not being oh so fanatical about the Emperor, he typically fights a bit more cautiously than his more zealous brethren, and tries his best, not to get in over his head.
Nice, accepted.Red_Fog said:I think I'll throw my hat into this bit.
Codename: Hudson
Age: 27
Class: Spartan
Appearance:
Weapons: Powfist, Sniser, and Bolter
Yeah, pretty much just like that.
Personality: Dismissive, non-chalant, just plain overall seems to not give a damn. His loyalty to the Emperor is not based on his faith or indoctrination, but just because he knows what'll happen to him if he doesn't obey. One would think this would make Hudson a poor soldier, but he generally seems to enjoy his work, and while he may pretend not to care, he is more loyal to his team and may be more willing to put his life on the line to save one of them than for the sake of the Emperor. Of course, he does his best to at least act like he cares deeply for the Emperor, he's no fool, especially when the Inquisitors are around.
In combat, Hudson likes to be flexible, which certainly fits his Spartan classification (and one might say his loyalties), and is a rifleman through and through. He's an excellent shot with his sniser and from short to medium ranges he relies on his trusty bolter rifle. While competent in melee, he's certainly nothing special.
Venom, can you edit the sheets into your post, it ain't working for some reason.