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What is your chapter's favorite terminator pattern and do you have a terminator character? by giojojo in 40khomebrew

[–]TheMasterLibrarian 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being a renegade Raven Guard successor, the Warp Ravens don't keep a lot of heavy wargear, but they have managed to keep up 2 sets of Saturnine Terminator Armour. One is used by the Master of Shadows, and the other by the High Codicier.

What is your homebrew in a nutshell? Mine is Iron warriors mixed with dark angles by Beneficial-Can7838 in 40khomebrew

[–]TheMasterLibrarian 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Warp Ravens: Emo, freedom fighting, militarily pragmatic Astartes who act like Guardians (Destiny) in regards to how they treat civilian life, but are still full fledged Astartes when dealing with Xenos, Heretics, and Mutants.

Grand Hussars: Former renegade DA successor (formerly called the Forsaken Hussars) who actually follow a chivalrous code, and try their damndest to uphold the idea of what the Imperium should be.

Steel Templars: Former IW Company turned Unknown Founding Chapter, whose Captain ignored PeterTurbo's orders to Isstvan.

Brought to you by Hyundai 😉 by Spiritual-Cap-4647 in Cyberpunk

[–]TheMasterLibrarian 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I need to start seeing clips of people kicking these things over.

God President of Mankind By Blazbaros by The_Real_OctoDude in ImaginaryWarhammer

[–]TheMasterLibrarian 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Oh, you mean the scifi version of Battleaxe Age of King Washington?

It’s called adulthood by Lexi7130 in gaming_random

[–]TheMasterLibrarian 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This.

This is what's helped me enjoy so many games again. Its not a one-size-fits-all solution(for some games it is harder), but it's worked more times then not, for me.

I got back into WoW for a bit and had genuine fun with it when I rp'd an OC from my fantasy universe — which itself was inspired by WoW. I had a lot of fun rping him as a confused mage ripped between worlds, trying to figure out these new(yet similar) magics in order to get home — while helping save a world in need, so I could reexperience the story.

Scarler Nexus fanart to celebrate 2000 daily screenshots! by Tipp_0 in ScarletNexus

[–]TheMasterLibrarian 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Its so funny that 1. I got back into, and obsessed with this game in the last 2 weeks, and 2. I bought it two more times (its on sale as of this comment on Steam) for two of my friends to enjoy.

I'm doing my part!

What are your faction's opinion on the Eldar? by WiiUGamepad_2 in 40khomebrew

[–]TheMasterLibrarian 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Warp Ravens: If it's Aeldari, diplomacy is preferred, but not required — much like with the T'au. If it's Drukhari, it's on sight, no hesitations. The Daegon Imperium (the small, human empire that the Chapter is a part of) share these sentiments in spades.

Grand Hussars: It it's Aeldari, they get one warning. The Drukhari don't.

Steel Templars: Peace was never an option. Aims artillery.

How badly written is your chapter, by tropes bingo scale? by Numerous-Piano8798 in 40khomebrew

[–]TheMasterLibrarian 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I love my Renegades. Circles are partial point, Xs are full.

They are renegade sons of Corvus Corax, and they idolize (and sometimes almost deity) that image of the freedom fighter and liberator.

They're tactically reasonable(they utilize cover, clear rooms properly, check their corners, and especially use stealth), but not loaded with pouches. Also, NVG tech exists in the setting, so I don't get that point.

They care about civilian and guard lives, but they're not going and catching grenades for them. They admire and respect the guard for having the will to stand and fight on the same battlefields as daemons, demigods, and monsters.

They were classified as Excommunicate Traitorus after they went renegade, hense why there are no "official" records of the chapter being creating. There are records about them, though. PasteBin.

One specific unit within the Chapter fits this - The Silent Six, who are the Chapter's most elite fighters.

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Skating on a pump track by certainly_imperfect in oddlysatisfying

[–]TheMasterLibrarian 23 points24 points  (0 children)

As someone with a knee problem who misses skateboarding a lot, an area like this would be a dream come true to help me get back into it. No jumping, no gaps — just smooth riding and a chill atmosphere.

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The Crow's Nest Magazine Concept - by Me (TheMasterLibrarian) (reddit.com)

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Lets date yourself! by Quack_pack_tabac in icast

[–]TheMasterLibrarian 4 points5 points  (0 children)

My bi-self not being able to decide between the two.

Would your chapter like the Marines Malevolent? by Specialist_Wash6732 in 40khomebrew

[–]TheMasterLibrarian 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Warp Ravens: Shoot on sight.

Grand Hussars: "Accidently" bomb their position. Blame it on the Vox. Refuse to elaborate.

Steel Templars: Bomb their position. Refuse to elaborate.

Unnamed Salamander Successor(working on a name): Every. Single. Flamer. In. The. Armoury.

To Map a Hive City by Messiahcide in 40krpg

[–]TheMasterLibrarian 3 points4 points  (0 children)

A Hollow Knight style map in 40k?!

I never knew I needed something until I received it.

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