Recent content by Kaladas Harkon

Don't you mean like Ikea for PMs? Anyways; having the same problem here.

To be honest, I'm not sure why there's such a big fuss about it. You'd need to cook the stuff pretty well as like pig meat, it would carry a lot of transmissible pathogens so it'd be well done or bust, but it's just meat. Maybe I'd feel differently in a scenario that would require me to do so...

Depends on how it tasted.

I'd like to see exactly how the Chaos-as-opponents is going down, as I had a particularly entertaining Slanneshi (and his cohorts) in mind on the Council's side.

What a twist! He's quite the Magnificent Bastard.

Go go Sweeney! Good luck with the Judge... you'll need it. Now it's up to me or DoN to figure out something large and scary enough to kill Quezalat. Hmmm....

That was Quezalat's kill, way back if we haven't updated those since. I don't really intend for those two to survive the battle. 'Bout time they died anyway, Quezalat's about the third oldest thing in the world right now, after Krakanrok and Kroak.

It's been a long while, but I got DoN's PM so if you need something mindlessly hit with exorbitant amounts of force a certain pair of large lizardy things could return while I'm waiting on the sequel.

Aww, just seven rounds. Guess he'll have to be using Honour more often.

.44 rounds for Jack's revolver.

Lumping stub-guns into a single category is kind of odd to me, but I guess I can roll with that, but the whole "no penalties when firing when moving" is very weird. As a semi-automatic weapon they would logically have less chance of an effective shot when moving. As they are weapons that rely on...

I think the Bolt and Plasma weapons should be bumped at least a notch (if not two) in damage (and possible in reliability), which not only represents their sheer killing power (a bolt round to the torso would be an instant kill on anything short of carapace armour) and also gives more room for...

The problem I have with making melee combat using the system is twofold: 1. A trained swordsman can kill a swordless opponent in seconds unless they're wearing some kind of good slashing protection, which a) appears to be rare in the 40k universe short of carapace armour and b) can be avoided...

Like I said earlier: I think close combat should be still written/determined in narrative format. Other than that, the shooting rules are good. It's going to be difficult to come up with those variables you mention (reliability score, damage multiplier, possibly to-hit modifier) in a fashion...

Happy Birthday! In honour of your birthday I will finally post in Gunhearts! Maybe. Not really. Too much to do. Don't mind me. :innocent: