Okay, instead of the armor I suppose I can take some rations. About the drones, neither one has weapons. The shield drone makes a shield and the tracker gives me targets. About the pulse rifle? That is standard-issue Tau weaponry. Basic as it gets.Eldar_playa1 said:
One. STALKER! I AM BEING STALKED!!1!pyroguy86 said:Name: Subject 7 "S7"
Gender: Neither
Age: Approximately 10 Human years
Race: Tyranid
Items:
Adrenal Glands (allow the Tyranid to enter a frenzied state, granting him faster movement and stronger attacks)
Toxic Sacs (coat the Tyranids scythes and teeth with an acidic coat that burns through exposed flesh)
Acid Spitting (Tyranid has developed Toxic Sacs in its mouth, allowing it to spit acid onto a target a few feet away)
Bio: Born with millions of other Tyranids, this specimen was part of Hive Fleet Leviathans boarding of the imperial vessel. They were meant to investigate the cruiser, searching for a good place to attack the ship and consume the organic material for making more Tyranids. This specific Tyranid, along with a few others were captured and experimented on. They were locked in containers, ones that could not be broken. S7 escaped when the ship crashed, escaping from his cage and tracking down the remaining crew members. His black and red carapace help in blend in with the darkness, allowing him to approach to within a few feet before being seen. This Tyranid regenerates slowly over time, allowing it to continue its hunt after a few hours of resting.
I would agree with that, but I don't want to limit players. instead, what I will do is allow a tyranid player to have up to five tyranids, with up to two mutations, in order to allow them to stand a chance. And with orcs, it is ok if there are no more than two, so that way the two weaker armies stand more of a chance.CloggedDonkey said:One. STALKER! I AM BEING STALKED!!1!pyroguy86 said:Name: Subject 7 "S7"
Gender: Neither
Age: Approximately 10 Human years
Race: Tyranid
Items:
Adrenal Glands (allow the Tyranid to enter a frenzied state, granting him faster movement and stronger attacks)
Toxic Sacs (coat the Tyranids scythes and teeth with an acidic coat that burns through exposed flesh)
Acid Spitting (Tyranid has developed Toxic Sacs in its mouth, allowing it to spit acid onto a target a few feet away)
Bio: Born with millions of other Tyranids, this specimen was part of Hive Fleet Leviathans boarding of the imperial vessel. They were meant to investigate the cruiser, searching for a good place to attack the ship and consume the organic material for making more Tyranids. This specific Tyranid, along with a few others were captured and experimented on. They were locked in containers, ones that could not be broken. S7 escaped when the ship crashed, escaping from his cage and tracking down the remaining crew members. His black and red carapace help in blend in with the darkness, allowing him to approach to within a few feet before being seen. This Tyranid regenerates slowly over time, allowing it to continue its hunt after a few hours of resting.
Two. Okay, I'm pretty sure that a Space Marine would just chainsaw something like that up the face in seconds. I think the GM might want to put a limitation on what race players be.
I still don't think it quite works. You don't face a Space Marine with one Ork, you face it down with a hundred Orks. Thing is, you have a millions at your disposal, so one Space Marine is nothing. Unless we each control an entire army, it will really be in the Space Marines' favor, as they are the "you only need five to take on an army, but you only have five in the first place" types, where the rest (from what I've seen) are "MAOR BULLET SPONGES! THEY ARE ALMOST OUT OF AMMO!!1!" types. It's either Space Marines and ONLY Space Marines, or NO Space Marines, just because they're too overpowered in one on one (or even one on many if the numbers aren't to big and the enemies aren't too gigantic) combat.Eldar_playa1 said:I would agree with that, but I don't want to limit players. instead, what I will do is allow a tyranid player to have up to five tyranids, with up to two mutations, in order to allow them to stand a chance. And with orcs, it is ok if there are no more than two, so that way the two weaker armies stand more of a chance.CloggedDonkey said:One. STALKER! I AM BEING STALKED!!1!pyroguy86 said:Name: Subject 7 "S7"
Gender: Neither
Age: Approximately 10 Human years
Race: Tyranid
Items:
Adrenal Glands (allow the Tyranid to enter a frenzied state, granting him faster movement and stronger attacks)
Toxic Sacs (coat the Tyranids scythes and teeth with an acidic coat that burns through exposed flesh)
Acid Spitting (Tyranid has developed Toxic Sacs in its mouth, allowing it to spit acid onto a target a few feet away)
Bio: Born with millions of other Tyranids, this specimen was part of Hive Fleet Leviathans boarding of the imperial vessel. They were meant to investigate the cruiser, searching for a good place to attack the ship and consume the organic material for making more Tyranids. This specific Tyranid, along with a few others were captured and experimented on. They were locked in containers, ones that could not be broken. S7 escaped when the ship crashed, escaping from his cage and tracking down the remaining crew members. His black and red carapace help in blend in with the darkness, allowing him to approach to within a few feet before being seen. This Tyranid regenerates slowly over time, allowing it to continue its hunt after a few hours of resting.
Two. Okay, I'm pretty sure that a Space Marine would just chainsaw something like that up the face in seconds. I think the GM might want to put a limitation on what race players be.
Well, the problem there is once again, I want players to be able to choose from every army, but you can't control an army in the cramped spaces of the webway. I guess in the end, if it really comes down to it, I will take out space marines rather than allow them to overpower everyone else. I will have to talk to a few people, but I guess that might be what it comes down to. I appreciate the constructive criticism, even if I don't like the way it turned out. But you are right, so thank you.CloggedDonkey said:I still don't think it quite works. You don't face a Space Marine with one Ork, you face it down with a hundred Orks. Thing is, you have a millions at your disposal, so one Space Marine is nothing. Unless we each control an entire army, it will really be in the Space Marines' favor, as they are the "you only need five to take on an army, but you only have five in the first place" types, where the rest (from what I've seen) are "MAOR BULLET SPONGES! THEY ARE ALMOST OUT OF AMMO!!1!" types. It's either Space Marines and ONLY Space Marines, or NO Space Marines, just because they're too overpowered in one on one (or even one on many if the numbers aren't to big and the enemies aren't too gigantic) combat.Eldar_playa1 said:I would agree with that, but I don't want to limit players. instead, what I will do is allow a tyranid player to have up to five tyranids, with up to two mutations, in order to allow them to stand a chance. And with orcs, it is ok if there are no more than two, so that way the two weaker armies stand more of a chance.CloggedDonkey said:One. STALKER! I AM BEING STALKED!!1!pyroguy86 said:Name: Subject 7 "S7"
Gender: Neither
Age: Approximately 10 Human years
Race: Tyranid
Items:
Adrenal Glands (allow the Tyranid to enter a frenzied state, granting him faster movement and stronger attacks)
Toxic Sacs (coat the Tyranids scythes and teeth with an acidic coat that burns through exposed flesh)
Acid Spitting (Tyranid has developed Toxic Sacs in its mouth, allowing it to spit acid onto a target a few feet away)
Bio: Born with millions of other Tyranids, this specimen was part of Hive Fleet Leviathans boarding of the imperial vessel. They were meant to investigate the cruiser, searching for a good place to attack the ship and consume the organic material for making more Tyranids. This specific Tyranid, along with a few others were captured and experimented on. They were locked in containers, ones that could not be broken. S7 escaped when the ship crashed, escaping from his cage and tracking down the remaining crew members. His black and red carapace help in blend in with the darkness, allowing him to approach to within a few feet before being seen. This Tyranid regenerates slowly over time, allowing it to continue its hunt after a few hours of resting.
Two. Okay, I'm pretty sure that a Space Marine would just chainsaw something like that up the face in seconds. I think the GM might want to put a limitation on what race players be.
Your welcome and, sense I only really know how the Orks (which, although they make good enemies, make kind of boring PCs) and Space Marines work, I will have to detract from this. Good adventures, all, and enjoy your war, but I will must now fight my own war. FOR THE GOD EMPEROR! *launches Steam*Eldar_playa1 said:Well, the problem there is once again, I want players to be able to choose from every army, but you can't control an army in the cramped spaces of the webway. I guess in the end, if it really comes down to it, I will take out space marines rather than allow them to overpower everyone else. I will have to talk to a few people, but I guess that might be what it comes down to. I appreciate the constructive criticism, even if I don't like the way it turned out. But you are right, so thank you.CloggedDonkey said:I still don't think it quite works. You don't face a Space Marine with one Ork, you face it down with a hundred Orks. Thing is, you have a millions at your disposal, so one Space Marine is nothing. Unless we each control an entire army, it will really be in the Space Marines' favor, as they are the "you only need five to take on an army, but you only have five in the first place" types, where the rest (from what I've seen) are "MAOR BULLET SPONGES! THEY ARE ALMOST OUT OF AMMO!!1!" types. It's either Space Marines and ONLY Space Marines, or NO Space Marines, just because they're too overpowered in one on one (or even one on many if the numbers aren't to big and the enemies aren't too gigantic) combat.Eldar_playa1 said:I would agree with that, but I don't want to limit players. instead, what I will do is allow a tyranid player to have up to five tyranids, with up to two mutations, in order to allow them to stand a chance. And with orcs, it is ok if there are no more than two, so that way the two weaker armies stand more of a chance.CloggedDonkey said:One. STALKER! I AM BEING STALKED!!1!pyroguy86 said:Name: Subject 7 "S7"
Gender: Neither
Age: Approximately 10 Human years
Race: Tyranid
Items:
Adrenal Glands (allow the Tyranid to enter a frenzied state, granting him faster movement and stronger attacks)
Toxic Sacs (coat the Tyranids scythes and teeth with an acidic coat that burns through exposed flesh)
Acid Spitting (Tyranid has developed Toxic Sacs in its mouth, allowing it to spit acid onto a target a few feet away)
Bio: Born with millions of other Tyranids, this specimen was part of Hive Fleet Leviathans boarding of the imperial vessel. They were meant to investigate the cruiser, searching for a good place to attack the ship and consume the organic material for making more Tyranids. This specific Tyranid, along with a few others were captured and experimented on. They were locked in containers, ones that could not be broken. S7 escaped when the ship crashed, escaping from his cage and tracking down the remaining crew members. His black and red carapace help in blend in with the darkness, allowing him to approach to within a few feet before being seen. This Tyranid regenerates slowly over time, allowing it to continue its hunt after a few hours of resting.
Two. Okay, I'm pretty sure that a Space Marine would just chainsaw something like that up the face in seconds. I think the GM might want to put a limitation on what race players be.
Actually, close to it. I would prefer if only one of the tyranids was made unique, so subject 6 should be more like 5,4, and 3. Otherwise, perfect.pyroguy86 said:
