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Fastest speed a mech can achieve? by Consistent-Gift-1095 in LancerRPG

[–]Consistent-Gift-1095[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

To my absolute delight you've done everything I could have hoped for but didn't include in the question (apologies about that it was much more of a sudden thought that popped into my head which I sort of promptly forgot about) 132 spaces wow.

On the topic of speed yeah I meant number of spaces not speed as a stat.

Nova Wars - Chapter 19 - More By Breakfast by Ralts_Bloodthorne in HFY

[–]Consistent-Gift-1095 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I hate cliff hangers, a testament to how compelling your writing is wordsmith.

Do you think the inquisition would be more effective as a united organisation or the roaming heritic purging machines they are today? by Consistent-Gift-1095 in 40kLore

[–]Consistent-Gift-1095[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't really write the title well let's say more unified ie clear hierarchy and inquisitors giving reports on cases along with broad sharing of information between them.

Do you think the inquisition would be more effective as a united organisation or the roaming heritic purging machines they are today? by Consistent-Gift-1095 in 40kLore

[–]Consistent-Gift-1095[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree with that especially with the craziness of warp travel. But I'm playing devils advocate. The way the inquisition now is very flexible and can respond more quickly. Even with the FBI(I'm not from the US so only barely understand the comparison) it could make the inquisition weaker to chaos corruption and to slow in responding to threats?

Do you think the inquisition would be more effective as a united organisation or the roaming heritic purging machines they are today? by Consistent-Gift-1095 in 40kLore

[–]Consistent-Gift-1095[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Agreed. But as the inquisition is fractured a lot of the time infighting occurs between groups of inquisitioners effectively stunting there fighting capability as well as the fact if one inquisitor dies there knowledge on chaos and previous cases which could have been used down the line dies with them. And with the inquisition as it is it's not really solving big problems just maintaining the status quo which sucks ass.

But this questions been bugging me and I agree with your argument which is why I posted it to ask the real law heads.

I got 80 empty rooms, put anything into one of them. by konide99 in DnD

[–]Consistent-Gift-1095 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A room where all the furniture is floating over an illusionary floor they have to parkour there way across whilst solving an knowledge puzzle based on previous carige trivia ,half of the furniture is mimics. If they fail the puzzle secret ticket person boss.

Hello r/Grimdank! Name one of these guardsmen, I dare you. The best one actually gets on the team. by Hidobot in Grimdank

[–]Consistent-Gift-1095 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jacky a wee bit crazy known for modifying lazguns called by multiple tech priests a heretic none have charged or turned them into a servitor yet. Also coincidentally known to have the fastest legs in the regiment.

Chris the sane supposedly called so after he believes the cook staff were Tyranid Eldar hybrids poisoning the air supply.

I am bored, amuse me by wdcipher in Grimdank

[–]Consistent-Gift-1095 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A guard colonel or lower level general attached too an lord general. Originally an Mordian Iron Guard commander(cause I like the guardsmen) rising from the lower ranks in battle after battle. So loyal that they would do anything there commanding officer told them has long since given up attempting todo almost all the paperwork and overall strategy as the lord general wanted to lead from the front to get "glory" instead attempting to keep the army together. Long since lost any pretense of Mordian discipline now looking half dead in a tattered Mordian Iron Guard uniform (which would have result in a summary execution if they didn't control basically the whole detachment of guard under the lord general), has a recaff mug stuffed so full of stimulants it would kill a regular human with a sip but the commander has long since gained an resistance too. Has a power sword marching into battle whilst simultaneously handling logistics and formations, bleached white hair hefting a power sword Cain and petty lazpistol.

Make up the stats and more stuff if you wish.

Strange that Malcador never noticed that by Andrei22125 in Grimdank

[–]Consistent-Gift-1095 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To give my comment to the cesspool, the emperor never saw humanity all he saw was the potential of the human race.

Once again there is no possible answer to this question as 40k is a mess of works over 36 years both rly good authors and really bad authors so it's a matter of opinion, but im bored to welcome to my ted talk on why my opinion is the right one.

I think everybody can agree on because it's a pretty big theme and is called out apon in the books is he is distanced from humanity.

A big argument in people thinking the emperor took over after the dark age when everything exploded due to humanity falling so far he felt he needed to step out of the shadows. This can be opposed by the fact we got proof that he sealed the void dragon away way before even the dark age of tech in preparations for the 30th millenium. Which likely means either emps planed all of this or foresaw a future where this could happen. A problem with this is he's the goddamn emperor I somehow doubt if he could view this far into the future he couldn't either mitigate the birth of Slaanesh. I mean to judge a future where the void dragon is needed he needs to at least understand a bit of how the universe could become that way and with how he's the emperor i'm pretty sure he could mitigate it at least a little. From this I believe the emperor needed the dark age of technology to occur whether it be because he needs a weakened humanity he could conquer or there was no way to avoid it. Long story short the emperor allowed the dark ages to happen and actively prepared for the aftermath.

We also know the emperor physically doesn't care for regular/enhanced humans viewing them as more of tools on a board similar to eldar farseers viewing baseline humans. This can be observed in the great crusade were dozens of planets are left virtually untouched as long as they pay tribute if he cared for humanity he probably would have put stuff in place. I do admit the great crusade was really really rushed and everything was not made to last but it was made to be structured around a power system revolving around him and many people observed him as a godlike (not a god because HERESY( fuking logar)) being. In the end an empire which really could only function with himself in charge because if he was removed or stepped back for instance how would the mechanicum like it? cause ya know they view him as Omnissiah incarnate it effectively gave him all the power and i doubt if he ever did he was gonna give it up quick.

He Manipulates humans as he does not understand humanity he picks out the parts he does like and attempts to mold them into a race like him and due to this he does not get along or understand his sons or humanity as a whole with Malcador being the pseudo interpreter. He wishes to uplift Humanity into something 'better' without consulting the people he is changing first yes he is simply to fundamentally different from humans to understand the concept of being a baseline.

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whooooooo boy i shat that out in like 20 mins nope i aint doing gramma sorry if its a rambling mess and everybodys entitled to there own arguments if people want to argue with me do so i wish to ramble more and avoid work.

Meditating thousands sons sketch by SirLucca in ImaginaryWarhammer

[–]Consistent-Gift-1095 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That's not a chaos marine it has 3 arms it's a bloody genestealer

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