Lately I been working on
The Avengers Project
and selling off the rest of my gaming stuff to concentrate on Champions.
Gaming Blog for:
Champions
Warhammer 40K
Supremacy
Kill Teams
Hero-System
Battlefleet Gothic
Heroclix
Rogue Trader
Dungeons & Dragons 3.5
of, by, & for the EGYPTOID
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Sunday, July 08, 2012
Xeno Guide for 40K
New Files on the Horizon
Everyone knows about Orks and Tyranids, right?but when the Rogue Trader flavor text
starts talking about Lacrymole, or Rak-Gol, or the Laeran,
can you or your players keep it all straight?
Now you can with Inquisitor Krella's
handy Field Guide to Xeno Heresy
Everyone knows about Orks and Tyranids, right?but when the Rogue Trader flavor text
starts talking about Lacrymole, or Rak-Gol, or the Laeran,
can you or your players keep it all straight?
Now you can with Inquisitor Krella's
handy Field Guide to Xeno Heresy
Know What You Are Hating !
Wednesday, July 04, 2012
Thursday, May 17, 2012
First Squad
Rogue Trader
Field Police
Space Marines
from the 1987 edition of Warhammer 40K
This is the first squad painted
from the "pick my marines" thread on RPG.net
Field Police
Space Marines
from the 1987 edition of Warhammer 40K
This is the first squad painted
from the "pick my marines" thread on RPG.net
Saturday, April 28, 2012
How do I shot Kraken ?
About
“How Do I Shot Kraken?” is a popular catchphrase paired with an image of Lady Rogue Trader Armengarde, that is typically used in vox conversations to poke fun at a newbie's behavior.
Origin
The original image panel was first published in a 41184 issue of The Koronus Gazetteer, with Armengarde appearing in a promotional page asking for Adeptus feedback on advertisements. There are conflicting reports regarding the birth of “how do I shot Kraken?”, but numerous reference materials point to Ad-Mech forums’s “tech-lords-only” server as the earliest known site of origin. According to firsthand accounts, it was originally quoted during a round of Imperial Selection, wherein the K-Nib enemies’ primary choice of weapon was shooting spider-webs. Out of sheer frustration, a newbie apprentice repeatedly asked “how do i shot Kraken?” in Low Gothic, which presumably meant “How Do I Shoot the Kraken.” The earliest Crew-Tube sighting of the phrase was reported as early as 41203.
Spread
This grammatically strange phrase initially spread as an in-joke among Genetor users who frequented the Xeno-Lore section, but reached across the boards on Tech-Heterocity, eventually reaching the Tech-Chan Board, where an image macro of Armengarde saying the phrase spawned hundreds of other pictures containing the phrase.
Reaction
None. Apparently no Ad-Mech has had the courage or need to bring this to Armengarde's attention, and they, as in-jokes. remain on vox networks where presumably she does not look.
“How Do I Shot Kraken?” is a popular catchphrase paired with an image of Lady Rogue Trader Armengarde, that is typically used in vox conversations to poke fun at a newbie's behavior.
Origin
The original image panel was first published in a 41184 issue of The Koronus Gazetteer, with Armengarde appearing in a promotional page asking for Adeptus feedback on advertisements. There are conflicting reports regarding the birth of “how do I shot Kraken?”, but numerous reference materials point to Ad-Mech forums’s “tech-lords-only” server as the earliest known site of origin. According to firsthand accounts, it was originally quoted during a round of Imperial Selection, wherein the K-Nib enemies’ primary choice of weapon was shooting spider-webs. Out of sheer frustration, a newbie apprentice repeatedly asked “how do i shot Kraken?” in Low Gothic, which presumably meant “How Do I Shoot the Kraken.” The earliest Crew-Tube sighting of the phrase was reported as early as 41203.
Spread
This grammatically strange phrase initially spread as an in-joke among Genetor users who frequented the Xeno-Lore section, but reached across the boards on Tech-Heterocity, eventually reaching the Tech-Chan Board, where an image macro of Armengarde saying the phrase spawned hundreds of other pictures containing the phrase.
Reaction
None. Apparently no Ad-Mech has had the courage or need to bring this to Armengarde's attention, and they, as in-jokes. remain on vox networks where presumably she does not look.
Friday, April 27, 2012
Died and Went to Gamer Hell
What - is this 1992 ?
"New" products on the game shelf consist of
- Battle-Tech : Re-Vamped
- Shadow-Run : Re-Hashed
- Hero-Quest : Re-Dux
D&D Reanimated, and
Vampire (OMG why is that still alive)
It's like Microsoft bought out the gaming industry.
"Let's recycle junky crud that didn't work 20 years ago,
slather it with maybelline, and sell it again!" Thursday, April 26, 2012
Version 1.O of RT:RPG Mass Battle Cards
Preview One:
Kaledon Hunters, an IG ranger unit
IG 337th: Tank Battalion
Kalvenian 187th: IG Anti-Air Battlaion
Naval Ratings: Unit of ship-bound troopers
LINK to FILE
Preview Two:
Murder Servitors: massed guardians of ship
Followers: troopers who follow the Sisters and Misionaries
PDF: Svards home defense unit
Cultists: men who are Whisperers, also from Svard
For Rogue Trader RPG, Mass Battles,
from the Book: Battlefleet Koronus
Available as an XLS file.
Kaledon Hunters, an IG ranger unit
IG 337th: Tank Battalion
Kalvenian 187th: IG Anti-Air Battlaion
Naval Ratings: Unit of ship-bound troopers
LINK to FILE
Preview Two:
Murder Servitors: massed guardians of ship
Followers: troopers who follow the Sisters and Misionaries
PDF: Svards home defense unit
Cultists: men who are Whisperers, also from Svard
For Rogue Trader RPG, Mass Battles,
from the Book: Battlefleet Koronus
Available as an XLS file.
For which R.T.House does she work ?
Chorda ?
Armengarde ?
Contessa Cortelax ?
and what is he doing with those two ugly, stupid, smelly, heretical xenos by her side ?
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Rogue Trader - Koronus Profiteers
Labels:
40K,
40K RPG,
BFG,
Imperial Fluff,
Killfrenzy
Location:
Woonsocket, RI, USA
Monday, April 16, 2012
Values for Rogue Trader Units in 40K-RPG
Here's my followup work. I've corrected some of the math from previous ideas, so the 2 proceeding pictures should be considered beta previews. The data is for average baseline units, except the last few rows of specials. This sheet can be quickly copied and modded to make Elites, Low-Tech, or what have you. The book says there are no low-tech Heavy Armor or Titans, but I've seen both Gargants and Wild Wild West, so I'm going to allow them. I'm also taking the suggestion that Anti-Air units (AK-AK) do half damage when forced into regular combat, and expanding that to say that Titans can also screen like AK-AK.
The data is from Battlefleet Koronus by FFG, for their quickie representation of mass combat in 40K style.
Monday, April 09, 2012
Kaledon Hunters for RTG
Based on the planet's position on the Galaxy Map,
I had worked the Kaledon Guards into the flavor text of
my Rogue Trader Campaign, House Windsor.
Now the players have relatively easy access to these guys,
and as part of the ongoing effort to make play aids
for RTG, these guys are among the first to be built.
I had worked the Kaledon Guards into the flavor text of
my Rogue Trader Campaign, House Windsor.
Now the players have relatively easy access to these guys,
and as part of the ongoing effort to make play aids
for RTG, these guys are among the first to be built.
Sunday, April 08, 2012
Unit Cards for Rogue Trader Wars
Preview of spreadsheet with Unit Data
laid out like Epic Cards ; I used the 3 units described in the BFK book, and extrapolated the Skitari.
What say you ?
laid out like Epic Cards ; I used the 3 units described in the BFK book, and extrapolated the Skitari.
What say you ?
Saturday, April 07, 2012
Monday, March 05, 2012
Why do they call gamers "Geeks" ?
I can show you quite a few players that amass
a massive amount of gaming books,
miniatures, accessories, and dice.
The collections can become quite impressive.
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Can you show me a gamer that is a pleasant person with which to spend an evening ? That would be most impressive of all.
a massive amount of gaming books,
miniatures, accessories, and dice.
The collections can become quite impressive.
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I can show you dozens of players that know the rules to games.
They can quote you chapter and verse from their favorite tomes of lore.
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I can show you scores
of gamers who are quite clever.
Their intellect and verbiage
can seem quite extraordinary.
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Sunday, February 26, 2012
February is Dark Eldar History Month
Mark Your Data-slates, and tell your Servo Skulls to remind you,
that February is Dark Eldar History Month at the Schola Progenium.
that February is Dark Eldar History Month at the Schola Progenium.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Vote for Chapter
Choose Space Marine Colors!
POLL CHOICES
For my marines I want either a striking look, or a chapter idea that I like. I don't want any of the usual Ultra-Wolves or Raven-Scars run-of-the-mill garbage. I already made up my own Chaos Chapter, so I want to have an existing one for my marines.
Legion of the Damned: the undead marines.
Mentor Legion: the high-tech marines.
Raptor Legion: in their original colors (White Dwarf 101)
Fire Hawks: in their original colors (1st edition)
Death-Watch: love these guys after we played the RPG
Omega Chapter: fan chapter I like.
Vengeance Knights: aka Phoenix Knights. cool fan story bro.
Lupercal Knights: fan chapter, cool colors.
Gold Legion: fan-based "Gold Two"
Mortifactors: ancient chapter since like first edition
Brotherhood of a Thousand: love the name
Rogue Trader Field Police: kickin it old school.
What say you? Poll is Here
- Legion of the Damned
- Mentor Legion
- Raptor Legion
- Fire Hawks
- Death-Watch
- Omega Chapter
- Vengeance Knights
- Lupercal Knights
- Gold Legion
- Mortifactors
- Brotherhood of a Thousand
- Rogue Trader Field Police (here)
For my marines I want either a striking look, or a chapter idea that I like. I don't want any of the usual Ultra-Wolves or Raven-Scars run-of-the-mill garbage. I already made up my own Chaos Chapter, so I want to have an existing one for my marines.
Legion of the Damned: the undead marines.
Mentor Legion: the high-tech marines.
Raptor Legion: in their original colors (White Dwarf 101)
Fire Hawks: in their original colors (1st edition)
Death-Watch: love these guys after we played the RPG
Omega Chapter: fan chapter I like.
Vengeance Knights: aka Phoenix Knights. cool fan story bro.
Lupercal Knights: fan chapter, cool colors.
Gold Legion: fan-based "Gold Two"
Mortifactors: ancient chapter since like first edition
Brotherhood of a Thousand: love the name
Rogue Trader Field Police: kickin it old school.
What say you? Poll is Here
Thursday, February 09, 2012
Battlefleet Gothic Cruiser Parked over Hampton Roads
The ship hovers over the mouth of the James River, which is 5 miles wide at point D. (Bridge Tunnel)
Other features to give scale:
original from this site: SIzes
The ship hovers over the mouth of the James River, which is 5 miles wide at point D. (Bridge Tunnel)
Other features to give scale:
- Huge rail-yard and switching station at K.
- Berths for repairing cruise liners and navy ships at A.
- Coal-yard that powers the ship-yard at C.
- Monitor-Merrimac tunnel at B.
- Aircraft Carriers parked at Norfolk Naval Base at E.
original from this site: SIzes
Wednesday, February 08, 2012
Latest on Game-Watch
The games I wanted to happen didn't, namely D&D with old friends,
or Rogue Trader. The pisser was that I had supplied miniatures to
the DM for a game he said he would run, and had a car-load
of miniatures and terrain for the RT game.
IN ANY CASE:
Some other guys had Dystopian Wars and we had a go at that.
Far out in the Pacific the Americans thwart the Japanese.
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