>>62947627
Cool you're back! So what should we do now? Continue with Chapter culture? Or do some more on the DP and maybe the Warband!

>>62947689
So we or myself decided on a Caucasus/Georgian style of chapter culture. More for differentiating them than anything.

And we did some work on the Jungles and their relationship with them.

>>62947689
I think we focused enough on the DP, let's work up how exactly they became allied with the Lamenters. Did we bail them out of a tight spot, send them reinforcements, what?

>>62947758
I'm sure I was the one to do some work on it. The Crusaders helped the lamenters out in their early yars as mentors. They showed them the ropes and what not. Then they let the Lamenters be on their way for several centuries until they got in a pickle and the Lamenters came to bail them out. And then they stood by our boys in yellow after the Badab fiasco to the annoyance of everyone involved, including the Smurfs

>>62947627
Another interesting and ironic thing about the Crusaders is their 'Civilising' shtick. They were a Grand Company/Chapter of the 13th Legion back during the GC and were pretty much a corp of engineers/siege specialists. So they were big on building and destroying, maybe they workd with the 4th for some time? But they got essentially conquered culturally by the people of Aminon, their now homeworld, after conquering the near mythical equatorial jungles that housed the Dracoths, their warbeasts. Over time they started to adopt the local traditions into their own, using languages/dialects, turning spirits/gods into saints. That sort of stuff.

>>62947758
>>62947798
The Crusaders see the Lamenters as bright sparks of the divine will of humanity. They shine the brightest in these grim and dark times. They would try and save innocents where others would merely leave to recoup their numbers. As such, the Crusaders have taken a liking to the Lamenters, especially after they were saved by them later on and after they developed their own identity. The relationship would strengthen and deepen even when the Badab War occurred and the lamenters were sent on their penitent crusade.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian_Orthodox_and_Apostolic_Church
And if anyone want's to look at some Georgian religious pages. It's interesting stuff.

>>62947798
I thought the adoption of Aminons culture would be similar the the methods the catholic church used to convert pagans. Slap Aquillas and the Emperor on everything even remotely religious, with a saint thrown in here or there for variety, and that's the cultural conquest done.

>>62948282
Them being conquered culturally is meant as more an ironic thing. These Marines were really into the message of the GC by tearing doen the old and putting Imperial stuff in their place. But after the Heresy and the coming of the Emperor Cult, they became devout believers and started to truly believe the growning local Emperor worship and adopted it wholesale. These guys likely fought during the War of the Beast and that as well as purging Chaos is where them becoming true beleivers comes from.

So what/did you guys have for lunch? I'm having stroganoff on toast with some sprite/w raspberry vodka

So we have relationship with lamenters, the DP origins and loss of MoS, our mounts, our siege specialization, origins in general what else?

>>62948645
We rule Aminon by proxy, how do the locals feel about us using them for recruitment?
We have diverged from the Codex Astartes and maintain a close relationship with the Lamenters, so what are our interactions with the Ultramarines/ the Inquisition like?

How about some work on their origins/founding? They're a 2nd if not 3rd founding chapter so things'd be rather hectic then. The Emperor being interred, Roboute making the 2nd founding, Legions split, post-Heresy in general and coming on it's heels is the Best and it's WAAAGH. No wonder these guys turned to religion and crusading to forget the pain.

>>62948710
>>62948710
The Locals likely think we're great. Propaganda and millennia of protection would do that. The merging of Aminonese religions and the local Imperial Cult would likely help this all out.

The Smurfs undoubtedly see us as black sheep of the family. Despite being a 2nd founding we've diverged pretty heavily yet still consider ourselves as fully 13th rather than Ultras/Macraggan like many of them. Culturally and doctrinally we've gone in quite the opposite direction.

The Inquisition has likely stepped up to curb us and our force build ups over the centuries, we've tried many times to go over the 1000 Astartes limit due to it hindering our ability to crusade and purge efficiently. With the Rift and the Ultima founding our restriction have been largely lifted and now we're fully over the limit thanks to new Scouts and the Primaris being added. Likely many OGs are going through the Primaris treatment to be more powerful in the face of the Chaos incursions into our Subsector.

We've also been rather overzealous and been rather destructive to property in our drive to purge and burn Heretics

>>62948710
More on the locals
>We conquered the Jungles and the Dracoths which was a big hlp as the various warring kingdoms/empire were mainly warring over territory resources due to a good deal of Aminon's surface being taken up by said jungles.
>This ultimately led to a bottleneck of resources (iron, farmland etc) leading to near unceasing warfare.
>But the various terrains of the north and south bands (Hills, rivers, mountains and more) meant that deploying huge armies was not practical and was a hinderance due to the time that would be spent traversing
>This led to more guerilla warfare/smaller units fighting which meant more resources could be spared, also more political alliances and intrigue to cover weakenesses
>This freeing up of land meant less strain on resources and a reduction warfare, though the Crusaders wanted the warrior spirits to continue so they have martial olympias and warrior families to produce excellent initiates

>>62948710
We rule by proxy so as to make sure we are always prepared to crusade and purge the mutant, heretic and alien from the Emperor's gaze.

Should the planet be ruled by a King/Prince in our stead or some council? Would it be a constitutional monarchy or parliament type deal?

I have to go to the bank to get my debit card reinstated back in an hour or so

>>62948970
I'm back.

Inquisition stuff
>Despite the age, prowess and dedication of the Crusaders, they've earned the ire of the Inquisition more than a few times. Nothing that would earn censure or excommunication. Jst little things.
>They've been caught trying or succeeding to go over the Codex mandated Chapter limits
>Their spread of Imperial Faith manuscripts have been noted as being copies/derivatives of Aminonist faith
>The buildings/work projects they have done for planets and governors have been done in Aminonese architectural style
>They've been overly zealous at times and destroying what they shouldn't have (example last thread was them destroying a few shrines on a shrine world that had to do with Bobby G) In their defense those shrines had been inhabited and desecrated by Chaos holdouts for months by the time they arrives, let alone when the started shelling them
>And a host of other things

>>62950380
This thread is going nowhere. Bye Op and other dude.

>>62950564
Oh, I'm still here, I'm just not much of a writefag.

>>62949126
I want to say the government is set up as a theocracy, due to our fanatical worship of the Emperor.

>>62950601
Then ******* post stuff.

I think we should go for a Constitutional monarchy backed by democratic parliament deal
>>62950641
That could work but it could lead to some issue later.

>>62950653
>Constitutional monarchy
What exactly are the specifics of this constitution? What rights and limits does it detail for the ruling class?

>>62950641
>>62950653
Maybe a mix? The King is also the high priest of the planet and moons but is backed by a more secular (as much as possible for an Astartes homeworld can be) parliament who handle the other matters. They've deposed more than their handful of Kings, while the Kings have purged corrupt Parliaments for being ineffectual/straying from the Emperor's light.
>>62950706
I'll get on that

>>62950706
Ensure the Crusaders have readily available recruiting pool of able bodied young men/boys (8-14 years old)

Ensuring the protection of the faithful upon Aminon and its moons

The rights? While the Crusaders are away for much of the time and only leave the Claw (their monastery) around to hold the fort, they nonetheless care for Aminon and it's people. They wouldn't want the lower classes to be oppressed by the Nobles and as such the rights/protection of the Poor/middle classes are protected by the threat of what the Crusaders would do to the Noble in question if they found out.

>>62950821
I can just see it now. The duke wants to kick the peasant child, but he wants to not have an angry Crusader tearing his leg out of its socket more.

>>62950922
>Somedays I wish I wasn't ruling on an Astartes homeworld
>But the tax exemptions are too good to pass it up

How about we roll up some moons for Aminon? 1d5 pls

Planet generator - 1d4chan

Rolled 4 (1d5)

>>62951086
I'm in

>>62951165
4 moons
Interesting now for the first 1d100 for what class

Rolled 58 (1d100)

>>62951182
'aight.

>>62951228
Feral World
Bunch of savages living above our heads? Likely where we get more recruits

1d10+5 for tech

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Perhaps after the moons are done we can start going into detail about their recruitment methods along with challenges the initiates have to face (such as the last trail being taming a mount as discussed in the last thread).

Rolled 10 + 5 (1d10 + 5)

>>62951251
So, are the inhabitants of this feral moon the oppressed class? I only ask because our nobility needs to get its oppression and class warfare fix from somewhere.

>>62951288
Founds good to me. I'll let the dice decide but given how civilized they are, this feral world could probably have Steel level.

>>62951298
>>62951303
>>62951288
I messed that up. It's 1d10 not 1d10+5, that'd be a feudal world or would you guys prefer it being feudal?

>>62951326
Nah, keep it feral, just knock off the plus five.

>>62951399
Well that'd be 10 making it ron age. Solid Late classical actually aka Dark Ages.

Now for adepta
1d5 for telepathica for what it is worth

Rolled 3 (1d5)

>>62951447
Probably not much, if we're being honest.

>>62951476
>None
Really? Well they are in range of a planet so Radio/lasers could work effectively.
For size Miniscule or roll for it normally?

Rolled 40 (1d100)

>>62951524
Eh, let's roll it.

>>62951594
>Average
10d10 plz, how did this happen? And there should be a Moon size category for the tables

Rolled 4, 8, 4, 10, 3, 9, 6, 10, 2, 7 = 63 (10d10)

>>62951627
It really should.

>>62951689
>63,000 km
Biger than Holy Terra and it orbits our world. Maybe this was too ridiculous?

Actually, rolling for moons without really knowing what the homeworld's size is like is kind of odd.

Rolled 8, 1, 2, 9, 5, 5, 2, 1, 8, 7 = 48 (10d10)

>>62951722
You've got a point, maybe we should just apply that size to Aminon and reroll the size of this moon.

>>62951793
I agree so the moons should all be the Miniscule range? The increase of size fro Aminon would help explain how the people didn't run out of resources if nearly half was uninhabitable Dracoth infested jjungle

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>62951864
>so the moons should all be the Miniscule range?
Yeah, sounds about right. Rolling for axial tilt.

>>62951947
>Large (26-35o)
>+40 o -40 o
Nasty, it gets quite hot and cold in summer/winter

LoD 1d100 no mod

Rolled 60 (1d100)

>>62951979
This moon really sucks. I wonder how they view being chosen as recruits by the Crusaders.

>>62952040
most likely an honor, especially since the recruits have a chance to live with a more civilized world

Rolled 5, 6, 8, 2, 8 = 29 (5d10)

>>62952195
>Work hard and prove your devotion to the Golden King, and you may be chosen to join His warriors, and experience great delights and much honor on the battlefield.
Rolling for number of hours in a day.

>>62952040
Sorry guys, my neighbor accidentally crashed into someone elses car and all that just had to check it out and make sure no one got hurt

>>62952330
114 day years is that right?

1d100 for gravity

Rolled 36 (1d100)

>>62952373
No, that's the number of hours in a single day. This roll is for length of year.

>>62952373
No, that roll means that a single day on this moon is 29 Terran hours long.

Rolled 1, 2, 10, 8, 9, 7, 7, 3, 7, 1 = 55 (10d10)

>>62952396

>>62952396
Standard Gravity so it isn't so bad...
>>62952451
10d10)x6 plz

Rolled 1 (1d100)

>>62952451
If my math is correct, this means that it is 182 local days in a year here. Now we roll gravity.

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>62952523
>Very light
Well shit, better nail things down if you don't want them floating away. Rolling for atmosphere.

>>62952523
Ignore here>>62952499
Very Light (0.1 to 0.5) they can apparently jump really good on this world but have bird bones elsewhere.

Atmo roll 1d100

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>62952573
>Normal
Finally, a small mercy. Humans have no difficulty breathing on this moon. rolling hydrosphere.

>>62952583
>>62952573
Damned captcha
Normal atmo conditions

Hydro roll 1d100

>>62952619
>>62952614
MOTHERFUCKING CAPTCHA AND UPDATE DELAYS

ANOTHER AVERAGE ROLL THIS MOON IS BORING OTHER THAN LIGHT GRAVITY

TEMP 1D100

Rolled 7 (1d100)

>>62952638
Fuck captcha, but there's no need to shout. Also, temperature is going to suck considering axial tilt.

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>62952676
> Cold worlds require extreme environment protection. The protective clothing required for such environments are expensive and cumbersome, and for the inside of a shelter to provide a normal environment against such conditions requires a lot of power and the strongest construction. Anyone unfortunate enough to be exposed to such an environment will last a number of rounds equal to their Toughness bonus and will then die.

Oh dear, those poor savages who live there. I wonder if they compete over who gets to be chosen for Astartes recruitment. Rolling for terrain.

>>62952676
My caps lock was stuck
>>62952715
3 terrains 3d100 plz

Rolled 50, 58 = 108 (2d100)

>>62952749
Here's the other two.

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>62952764
>Broken Rock
>Columns

So it's rocky, there's pillars everywhere, and it's all frozen, even in summer. This moon sucks. Rolling for population. It's both average and feral so no mods.

Rolled 4 (1d5)

>>62952825
>1d5 billion
Where do these people live? Do they tunnel under the surface and live underground, is that how they survive the shithole that is their home?

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>62952825
>>62952860
Forgot the -30 for being a miniscule moon guys so it'd be under 10 million

>>62953010
We got a pop of around 5 million. Which makes sense for how cold and small it is. Just tribes/clans for govt?

>>62953339
So how about the next moon? 1d100 for class

>>62953339
Yeah, it is a feral world after all.
I think that's enough rolling for now, we should work out recruitment practices like >>62951288 suggested. I think a major element of the process should be dedicated to making sure the recruits are properly civilized and cultured. Probably by reading and studying copies of the great literary and artistic works of ancient Terra. Just imagine it, recruits are given a 30 question exam of the philosophical differences between Plato and Socrates and assigned a five page essay on the themes of the Odyssey..

>>62953529
First, would they even have existed by M41-2? They'd likely put the mthrough stuff on the Primarchs and Imperial stuff.

>>62953529
>>62953582
So the recruits not only have to be physically fit, show mental fortitude but also need to be civilized and learned? The Ferals will need remedial or they could be more advanced/knowledgeable than expected. Many Iron Age cultures were quite surprisingly learned compared to what many think. They may have full alphabets, trade and even be good in engineering to deal with the cold with architecture.

>>62953582
That could also work, though given that archaeotech is a thing, it's not really implausible to suppose that the Crusaders could have opened up an ancient vault full of books and art, basically a classy library, and that's where they get the belief that they're so civilized and wise from.

>>62953650
I can see it. Maybe Roboute got his mitts on multiple copies and spread them around Ultramar? Then after the HH his successors took the stories/knowledge with them? So in addition to the ancients recruits are taught in more modern manners.

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>>62953687
>>62953650
How about both? This could be the Crusaders' biggest contribution to the Imperium. Imagine, a huge vault/library with millions, no, billions of articles from ancient Terra perfectly preserved ripe for spreading. The stories and knowledge from the pre DAOT at their grasp. Alexander the Great, Cyrus, Plato, Julius Caser, Charlemagne etc.

>>62953759
Had to clean up from dinner.

So in addition to the learning and being physically ft, they also tame their Dracoths once they are old/trained enough correct? Anything else?

>>62954103
It will also probably be a good idea for them to show competence in engineering

>>62954317
Forgot the Siege aspect. The Ferals are surprising with their know how in engineering and architecture. The Unforgiveable cold of their moon means that good insulation and structural integrity against piling snow means they have a good grasp.Maybe it occasionally rains spears of ice on their world that can skewer a man caught outside.

>>62954379
>>62954317
The Silver Crusaders in addition to the normal Astartes recruit qualities of physical prowess, spiritual fortitude and their own brand of civilized learning and philosophy enjoy their recruit having a working knowledge of Engineering. This is to play into their chapter specialization of Siege warfare and Combat Engineering. The recruits after becoming Astartes and Scout are not simply drilled relentlessly in combat skill but both in and out of classrooms in the way of engineering and architecture. Many a bridges and walls have been built and destroyed by the Crusaders over their existence.

So we decided last thread that the Dracoths are able to be equipped with Mortars/Rockets and are even used to tow artillery pieces if needed. Andanother guy was talking about them getting cybernetics beyond the mind stuff that is ypically done. It involved spinal removal for a sort of harness for marines to jump into to ride.

Rolled 80 (1d100)

Was reading the Neglecta threads for posterities' sake. I was reading and saw them rolling d100s for chances of what may happen. So how about a 1d100 for the chance for Megustius to come back soon?

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>62955333
The dice rolled high and trips don't lie, Megustius is coming back. But what are the odds that our MoS is going to be following him right out of the portal?

Rolled 8 (1d100)

>>62955405
>43
Below half chance. Not looking good boys...

Rolling for Lamenter rescue

>>62955405
>>62955482
We're fucked.

Rolled 75 (1d100)

>>62955491
We can make it.
Rolling for CSM attacking Megustius

>>62955512
3/4 chance some CSM Warband will attack Megustius and ruin his plans. Wonder why?

Rolling for how krumped our system will be if we don't prepare

Rolled 56 (1d100)

>>62955571
Forgot roll

>>62955333
>>62955405
>>62955482
>>62955512
So let me see if I've got this straight.
Megustius is coming back and odds are that our MoS won't be able to follow him or will be very late to the party, the Lamenters will for whatever reason be unable to come to our aid or prove to be ineffective, but a group of CSM will jump in and help us fuck up Megustius?
Is it wrong that I want it to be the Thousand Sons, here to put some convoluted plot into motion by fucking with Khorne's toys?

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>>62955602
We do pretty well all things considered if we do *Nothing* currently it only gets better we we prepare properly. And the true reason the CSM are attacking Megustius.

How well does Megustius' forces fare against the CSM?
>>62955681
I like that but also see pic related

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>62955699
>99
Tzeentch is involved with this I bet you

>>62955719
Pretty ell. They lose over a tenth of his forces but his schedule is ruined and morale is low.

>WHY ARE YOU SORCERES ATTACKING ME!?!!?
>Not only did you not read the fine print well enough Megustius you also shorted us by 3 Slaves, 12 Bolts, and a Grox

>>62955762
> you also shorted us by 3 Slaves, 12 Bolts, and a Grox
>and a Grox
I don't know why that makes it funnier, but it does. What would they even DO with the Grox?

Rolled 86 (1d100)

>>62955784
Do you really want to know?

Rolling for How well the CSM fare

>>62955803
They fare better than Megustius' forces, though little better. Maybe improper positioning? It was expected for Tzeentchians to betray?

How about another creature for Aminon? Or maybe the Feral moon?

Our most hated enemy is knocking at our door, and we shall meet him with fortifications that would make Dorn himself shed a single proud tear at their strength. We shall meet our enemy with our blades sharpened, cannons roaring, and our beasts hungry for the flesh of heretics. The might of the Ruinous Powers shall weather the storm we bring down upon them, though they will fall to infighting, and the fight shall rage long and hard. But hold true, my fellow Astartes, and we shall win the day! We shall win because we fight for a purpose greater than ourselves, to defend the loyal children of the Emperor! We are His wrath given form, and we shall strike down our foes, casting them from His sight, for they are not worthy to draw breath! Remember this brothers, the blind rage of Khorne is nothing compared to the righteous fury of the Emperor! So go out there and man the defenses, let us deliver death to the traitors and the heretics!
CRUSADERS, MARCH!

>Pre-battle speech delivered by acting Master of Sanctity Mykibius Fabridon, one hour before the Siege of Aminon, recorded by scribe servitor #68b-2567

>>62956127
I like it.

So since the Feral world is frozen most the time it'd be Ice biome right?

So 1d10 for food habits

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>62956155
On it.

I've never done anything close to writefaggotry before, was there anything you like in particular?

>>62956215
It read like something out of a SM Codex blurb.

>Killer for fun - "This creature's eating habits are unknown, but it doesn't eat its prey. Regardless, it still enjoys slaughtering and killing. A True Bastard."
Uh oh... "It doesn't hunt for food...but for fun."

Reproduction 1d10

Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>62956246
Well, we've got a bloodthirsty little bastard.

>>62956291
>Allogamy/Autogamy - "Normal reproduction between two species with an egg and sperm."
That makes hunting them easier, just need to nip their numbers a bit.

Sense 1d10

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>62956302
I'm imagining some hardcore population control.

>>62956328
opefully if it's a serial killer type deal
>Sight
it sees good, even in the dark/thermal vision for the cold dark nights

It deals with humans mostly so Role 1d10 plx

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>62956356
There is no hiding, not even in the dark...

>>62956408
Indeed
Forgot the 0 to the d10 making it a d100 but it's 80 so...
> Dangerous - "Threatening, either through its skill or the sheer amount of them on a world. No one tries to tame or hunt them."
Yeesh. Things aren't looking so good on the Feral Moon, any good names for the place?

Action 1d10

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>62956430
Seriously, why would anyone live here? As for a name, I nominate Gelida Inferos. It's latin for "Frozen Hell"

"How are your Primaris implants doing Brother Akilleus?" asked Sargeant Herkuleas
>"Very well, I feel far better Brother Sargeant. May I ask you a question sir?"
""You may proceed Brother."
>"Why haven't you gone under the knife for the Implants yet? Your skill, experience would be magnified immensely with these new implants."
>"I do not do so for the reason that it would place me out of an unreasonable amount of time where leadership is needed in these trying times. With the death of Sargeant Ezekiel the mood of the Company has been down as of late."
>"I see, thank you for indulging this youngling Sir."
>"Think nothing of it Brother, if it eased your mind it was worth it. Now report for Bolter drills or you'll be late."
>Heh. Same old huh."

>>62956490
Stupid update not working.

Nice name the natives likely don't feel a flowery special name is worth it for their frozen ball of a hellhole.

>Killed one, or some of the many other xeno's creatures in the galaxy. Take your pick (necrons or tau or dark eldar encouraged).
Reroll or something else?

Size 1d6

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>62956564
Well, at least it kills xenos instead of just us.

>>62956587
Medium so large dog to man sized

Locomotion 1d10

Rolled 4 (1d10)

>>62956597
You would think that it's a good thing it's not huge, but the fact that it's not so big means it can fit into tighter spaces where you try and hide.

>>62956627
That's very true. Many of them and they can hide well and like to kill for the adrenaline rush

Quadroped, thankfully its not Infantry since then we'd have a Skin Walker loose.

Fur or skin roll 1d12 if you want and 1d10 for abilities roll

Rolled 11 (1d12)

>>62956661
Fucking hell, what is this nightmare fodder?

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>62956661

>>62956687
>Amalgamation - "The creature is either mutant-like or looks spawned from the warp. It is a mismatch of many aspects of other creatures, and a scary sight to behold."
Funny you should mention that someone roll like 3d12 for what we get
>>62956698
3 abilities, damn it 3d35 plz

>>62956725
Since it's Dangerous add 1d35, it's a little rule I came up with like with Imminent Threat getting +2

Rolled 12, 17, 32, 5 = 66 (4d35)

>>62956758
Okay, I guess I'm rolling four?

Rolled 1, 8, 4 = 13 (3d12)

>>62956725
Rolling for hellbeast parts.

>>62956772
Yep.

Entangle
Hit and Run
Spine Burst reroll
Defensive Spines

>>62956782
>Exoskeleton - "The creature's surface is hard or like bone. Often used by insects or arachnids.
>Fur/Hairs - "Usually a warm blooded creature whose skin has fur or some kind of hair. Often found in mammalia."
>Scales - "Usually cold blooded with scales. Often reptilian in nature."
What Emperor forsaken hole did this thing crawl out of?

>>62956806
I sense the touch of Khorne about this abomination.

Rolled 3 (1d35)

>>62956837
>>62956806
Maybe it's one of Megustius' experiments from before? Before he was discovered and all.

>>62956869
I like that, it gives us another reason to hate him.

>>62956869
maybe it was what revealed him to be a Khorne worshiper

>>62956893
>Brother Megustius.
>Yes Chapter Master?
>What is this? *Unveils abomination*
>...I have no idea what you mean. Where did this thing come from?
>Your secret lab on the Ice Moon
>I don't have a Secret Lab on the Ice moon! What would give you that idea?
>*CM lifts and shows a cheesy photo of Megustius giving a double thumbs up while standing in fromnt of the Abomination, the writing saying 'It Worked! The project was a success! All those years of hard, secret work has payed off'*
>Well...I... IS THAT A DAEMON! *Points at the ceiling*

>>62956869
>Ice - "Vast glaciers and ice form the mainstay of the creature's home."
>Killer for fun - "This creature's eating habits are unknown, but it doesn't eat its prey. Regardless, it still enjoys slaughtering and killing. A True Bastard."
>Allogamy/Autogamy - "Normal reproduction between two species with an egg and sperm."
> Dangerous - "Threatening, either through its skill or the sheer amount of them on a world. No one tries to tame or hunt them."
>Killed one, or some of the many other xeno's creatures in the galaxy. Take your pick (necrons or tau or dark eldar encouraged). (TBD)
Medium, Quadroped
>Amalgamation - "The creature is either mutant-like or looks spawned from the warp. It is a mismatch of many aspects of other creatures, and a scary sight to behold." (Bug, Fur, Scales)
Burrowing
Entangle
Hit and Run
Defensive Spines

So that's our little horror on the Ice Moon. What's a good name for it?

>>62957026
I'm back again.

How about Cold Reaver or Crag Stalker?

>>62957379
Crag Stalker sounds good.

>>62957419
Got it. So new creature? New planet or something else? I need to sleep so if you guys could keep the thread alive that'd be great.

>>62957434
I think we should work out some writefaggotry based on these.
>>62955333
>>62955405
>>62955482
>>62955512

>>62957026
>The Crag Stalker of Gelida Inferos is a creature of reprehensible origins. The most "Successful" foray of the Traitor Librarian Megustius and but one of the many pieces of evidence that led to his flight, ascension and the disappearance of anateverus it is seen with much contempt by the Silver Crusaders and the people of Gelida Inferos. The only eason they are kept around is for training new recruits and hopefuls into the Crusader's hallowed ranks. The populations of the Crag Stalkers are kept tightly regulated by monitoring and regular sweeps across the planet(s). They are a fierce foe for anyone unprepared, let alone armed.

They are a constant reminder to all of the insidious nature of Heresy and to be a lesson of vigilance for all future Crusaders

Basic fluff, good night.

>>62957531
Bot bump

Don't mind me, just keeping the thread bumped.

>>62955681
Yeah, more or less.

>>62960493
Indeed.

How is this>>62957531
?

>>62957531
>The Crag Stalker is enowned for just how dangerous and annoying it is to fight, even for expericed Stalker hunters. Their Burrowing ability is unsurpassed when transported to warmer climates, needing to swiftly burrow through ever frozen dirt and even stone develops one's muscles and talons a level nigh unheard of. Such strength allows it to dispatch those unprepared with contemptuous ease. Owing to it's Insect heritage, the ability to spin webs and adhesives afford it to entangle prey whether for entrapping for eating or hindering hunters to escape.

Through generations of experience and inbred engineering, the Crag Stalkers are well known for their skill in Hit and Run. Swiftly feinting in and out and disappearing into the dar crags, the Stalkers know well enough it is best to wear an opponent down if they prove too much for even it's prodigious strength to handle. As almost an after thought, the Crag Stalkers are equipped with Defensive Spines across the outer body, on the outer legs, to the back, head and tail. Due to the lack of natural predators and the common use of ranged weapons, typically firearms, these seem to be simply a byproduct of Megustius' madness.

So how about another moon and creature? Or maybe another creature for Aminon like a herbivore?

So more on the Ice Moon. They should be surprisingly cultured and knowledgeable like I posted before. They're no feral skull crushers or savages, they just live on an inhospitable world for producing prime Astartes candidates, the recruits from their world have a surprisingly higher than average implant acceptance rate.

Their would be the obvious Civilised level city state that serves as the moon capital and spaceport, as well as the neutral ground for the tribes/clans.

Given teir is around 5 million Ferals, they'd be divided amongst the tribes/clans by around 1-5k apiece. The spaceport city isn't likely to be fully counted for the population census given how dense and advanced it is. But they'd also have the ability to produce recruits, the Crusaders aren't so picky.

>>62963828
For culture I was thinking a Siberian with the tribes/clan based on Chukchi, Cossacks and the various groups being it's demographics.

The spaceport is the most Imperial settlement and it shows, but it has obvious Aminonese/Crusader architecture and cultural leanings. The Moon has an above average death rate due to the inclusion of the Spaceport skewing statistics, but this isn't applied to the tribes/clan natives.

>>62951288
Holy shit, those look a lot like My Dudes. Mine just got an orange trim on the pauldrons as well. Funny things: my chapter is the Storm Crusaders.
Just pointing out a funny coincidence.

>>62964497
Not unlikely. There was probably a case or two of Marie Chapters with the same name running into eachother

>>62964383
Sounds good to me.

>>62953759
The real question is, do they share this knowledge freely with the rest of the Imperium, or do they keep it to themselves?

>>62965760
That's the real question. I'd like to think yes, by way of the other Ultra descendants and Inquisition. The latter would likely censor most of it and doctor the rest. The Smurfs would also censor what they didn't like but dish it out to other Marines or institutions they think can handle it. This sort of discovery may get the attention of the Lords of Terra/Custodes if it takes before the Rift.

>>62966033
What do you guys think of this piece? Does it fit or maybe it should be modified?

Should we do some extrapolation of Aminon? Using the planet generator for the rest I mean.

>>62966546
I feel like Aminon is pretty well established already, maybe we should work on how the Crusaders are perceived in the Imperium as a whole. We know the Smurfs aren't exactly their biggest fans, and the Inquisition just hates them, but how are they perceived by the common citizens?

>>62966613
Likely very well, when they aren't too zealous. They are renowned for their work projects and in many cases staying around and either repairing/rebuilding places or at least giving aid through advice and such. They have built many cathedrals across their secotr and beyond in addition to other buildings. They once even lifted a Hive that fell due to shoddily maintained supports in the Underhive. They did that by using several Anti Grav drives, spaceships and enormous carjacks to lift the city while they and millions of workers/engineers worked tirelessly to fix and improve what came before.

>>62966804
During the PostRift era, the Crusaders obviously see the possibilities thanks to the restrictions on Chapters being lifted along with the Primaris upgrades. The new numbers will let them spread out more and cover more ground to civilize and rebuild more effectively. Sort of what they've been dreaming for millennia.

Unlike the Templars, they've had being Ultras and the expectations included. The Templars sort of had the orders of a Primarch to use as an excuse for their build/spread. The Crusaders despite their restrictions have done pretty well for themselves all things considered. They've likely greatly expanded the Scout Companies as an attachment to each Company proper.

>>62966804
>>62967149
Perhaps we should also add that some points on animosity the Silver Crusaders could have created with some civilians sectors was due to their overzealous nature causing destruction of sacred buildings even if they later rebuilt them as mentioned before. Plus they could have strained relationships with other non ultramarine descendant chapters barring the lamenters due to their reverence of Guilliman

>>62967225
That can definitely work. Last thread I put the idea they destroyed a number of Shrines on a besirged Shrineworld to clear out holdouts. Though by the time they arrived and relieved the locals those shrines had likely been desecrated, the local Ecclisiarchy still pins some blame on the Crusaders for their "Lack of foresight and reckless destruction" regarding what they destroyed, in addition to the hab blocks totaled.

In a more 'Sensible' 40k the Smurfs here aren't Wardian to the max. The Crusaders wear that hat instead, to a degree.

Rolled 41 (1d100)

Will the Crusaders ever fix their bad rep?

>>62967771
Not likely, though there is a sliver of hope even if it's quite dim. They have a long road ahead of themselves.

How well do they build up their forces after the Megustius/ invasion to improve their crusading/rebuilding efforts across the Sectro?

>>62967930
probably always having their recruitment option as always being open instead of a once a year event, along with possibly recruiting from worlds they are currently crusading on

>>62968227
Seems like a good plan.

>>62968918
I've lost interest with this thread. You guys mind if I just save it later? I just can't seem to find it in me to do anything, not helped that I've been busy today and yesterday. So much for having more time during the weekend.

So the Crusaders have gotten themselves in trouble with a bunch of people over the years for both petty and major reasons. Kind of hard to put forth ideas when you only have one party in volved.

>>62969077
My plan is to keep it bumped while I put my admittedly weak writefag muscles to work to try and produce something worth reading. I might make something, I might not, but that's how it goes.

>>62969305
Ah, was just making dinner. I understand.

>>62969907
Why is it so hard to come up with ideas for these sorts of threads?

I mean they're already pretty well fleshed out, yet it doesn't seem that way at the same time.

Rolled 57 (1d100)

Going to roll the 2nd moon for what it's worth
Class

Rolled 7 (1d10)

>>62971193
Another Feral World? Maybe they're all Ferals?
Tech

Rolled 5 + 4 (1d10 + 4)

>>62971224
Another Iron Age planet. There's a them going on here. Not gonna roll adepta, they're in range of Aminon and their is a spaceport like the Ice Moon. so comms is easy.

Miniscule size roll

>>62971224
I like the idea of that. Aminon is civilized because the Crusaders would accept nothing less from their homeworld, and the recruit almost exclusively from the four moons that orbit the planet.

Rolled 63 (1d100)

>>62971251
9000 km. Pretty small but not too much about the same size as the Ice Moon.

Tilt roll

Rolled 28 + 30 (1d100 + 30)

>>62971261
I like that idea. Reminds me of the Phoenicians honestly, they used mostly mercs but had officers from their cities.
>>62971273
Moderate (16-25o)
+20 o -20 o
An average or so tilt. Nothing like the previous.

LoD

Rolled 3 (1d5)

>>62971311
That's supposed to be a minus but my keyboard keeps messing that up. so we got a one for all intents and purposes.

Rolled 45 (1d100)

>>62971338
3 hour days? That'd mess anyone up, they must make their rooms black to keep out the light and keep heat stable somehow.

Year length

Rolled 6, 10, 2, 1, 8, 9, 8, 10, 3, 9 = 66 (10d10)

>>62971360
(10d10)x5

Rolled 69 (1d100)

>>62971383
I still can't make heads or tails of what the page is asing for Year laength.

Gravity

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>62971454
>Standard (0.8 to 1.2)
Average gravity. At least the people won't have feather bones.

Atmo

Rolled 77 (1d100)

>>62971469
Bearable
Not so good for the lungs eh? Makes them strong for the Recruitment.

Hydro

Rolled 72 (1d100)

>>62971500
Moist

Temp
Plus 20 degrees and Minus 20 degrees for the temp

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Rolled 59 (1d100)

>>62971519
Warm (+31 to +50)
So it gets a little arm under the collar, maybe it's tied to the Bearable Atmosphere? Greenhouse gases?

Terrain

Rolled 84, 48, 44 = 176 (3d100)

>>62971538
3 terrain? Pretty good. Lets see...

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>62971555
.555
A sign from the Emperor?
Ravines
Broken Rock
Active Volcanoes

So that's what is causing the Bearable atmosphere and warm temp.

Still don't get why the pop roll mod for Feral worlds ahas no mod. Such low tech standards meant childbirth and injuries could be fatal.

Rolled 6, 8, 2, 7, 7, 8, 1, 2, 9, 2 = 52 (10d10)

>>62971598
Yeah this ain't gonna work here, with the miniscule negative 30 we'd be under the minimum and have *Tens* of people on this world. Going to roll the 23 normally

>>62971650
>52,000
Not the worst, these guys likely aren't recruited from often, but active volcanoes does that to you. Maybe the Crusaders are looking into stabilizing the tectonics to increase population to improve yields?

More tribes/clans for govt, but less due to pop restrictions, and no military since they're protected by the Crusaders.

>>62971193
Feral
Iron Age
Miniscule size
9000km
moderate tilt (16-25o)
3(?) hour days
Standard (0.8 to 1.2) grav
Bearable atmo, Moist hydro
Warm(+31 to +50) temp
Ravines
Broken Rock
Active Volcanoes
52,000 pop
Pretty nast world to live on all things considered. Not deadly like that one planet from another planet gernerator thread that was on *Fire* for over half the year. Just... annoying and unpleasant to live on. But these guy would make good Marines.

Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>62971797
Rolling the next moon still miniscule for calcs
Ferall like the previous and the next, these guys are where the Crusaders get their recruits. If numbers get low they grab some prisoners/slaves and brainwash them to repopulate the moons filed with the local culture.
Tech

Rolled 1 + 4 (1d10 + 4)

>>62971912
Another Iron age moon. This actually reminds me of a quote from REH himself "I care little for the civilized, but rather the Brutal barbarians hold my interest' or something to that effect.

Size

Rolled 53 (1d100)

>>62971959
5000km
Even smaller than the previous moons. Even more cramped here.

Tilt

Rolled 13 (1d100)

>>62971975
Moderate (16-25o) +20 o -20 o
Same as before

LoD this negative 30 mod is murder.

>>62971959
Ironic that we pride ourselves on being civilized yet we recruit exclusively from among savages. Maybe we view it as a form of uplifting, maybe we just don't give a shit because it makes for stronger Marines and hypocrisy be damned.

Rolled 4 (1d10)

>>62972011
Not even doing the mod this time
>>62972025
That can definitely work, "Civilised man's burden" could be what they call it.

Rolled 70 (1d100)

>>62972053
Four hour days, barely longer than the previous
LoY now

Rolled 9, 6, 9, 6, 1, 7, 9, 5, 2, 5 = 59 (10d10)

>>62972074
Sorry

Rolled 68 (1d100)

>>62972146
413 days to a year
1.13 Terran Years
3304 days for a year here. Dear God.

Gravity

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>62972192
Standard (0.8 to 1.2)
Once again.

Atmo

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>62972211
Again a Bearable atmosphere

Hydro

Rolled 65 (1d100)

>>62972226
Damp
Another wetter world

Temp

>>62972299
Warm (+31 to +50)
Another one, hope it ain't Volcanoes again

Terrain

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Rolled 15 (1d100)

>>62972482
Messed that up

Rolled 35 (1d100)

>>62972500
1 Terrain
This is where things get weird now

>>62972524
Plateaus
Interesting, while there is other terrains the plateaus are the most dominant here. Depends on if they're densely together or not. Weird wind patterns fro this world.

Same as before

Good night bump.

>>62975426
I completely forgot this thread existed. Thanks anon. Good night anons

This thread will not die as long as I have anything to say about it.

Bump

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Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>62977465
>>62979328
Well I'm awake, I guess I'll just finsh up the last moon since no one else will. It's a Feral Iron Age Miniscule Moon with no Adepta presence for starters.

Tech roll

Rolled 2 + 4 (1d10 + 4)

>>62979554
I meant Size damn it.

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>62979563
6,000 km
Not bad

Tilt

Rolled 40 (1d100)

>>62979578
Moderate (16-25o)
+20 o -20 o

Pretty sure this is a theme now.

No miniscule mod for daylength

Rolled 7, 1, 1, 5 = 14 (4d10)

>>62979592
Day length

Rolled 100 (1d100)

>>62979704
14 hours

Skipping LoY

Gravity

Rolled 13 (1d100)

>>62979755
> Very Heavy (1.5 to 2)
Now we're getting somewhere!

Atmo

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>62979778
>Normal
Boring

Hydro

Rolled 7 (1d100)

>>62979800
>Moist
Another rather wet world

Temp

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>62979814
>Cold (-200 to –101)
Really cold just like the first Moon

Terrain

Rolled 16, 24, 13, 3 = 56 (4d100)

>>62979821
4 terrain, nice

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>62979840
>Continual Forest
>Broken Forest
>Hills
>Grassland
Really nice rolls here, very varied planet

Pop roll, no mods unless really big

Rolled 7, 3, 8, 9, 5, 3, 1, 2, 4, 6 = 48 (10d10)

>>62979853
Using the negative modifier here

>>62979892
>48 million
Pretty impressive, though they have lots of trees and water

And that is it, I'm not doing anything more for this thread

Work bump till I can get home to save

Bump

Bumps for the bump god.