Which brings us to our final choice. Just who to take with us! We may choose 2 factions to join us on the first wave into the new world.

>[ ] The Kempeitei – Masters of propaganda, fanatical servants of the emperor, and nothing escapes their sight. In conjunction with the Imperial marines, your men will be loyal to the death and absolute order will be instilled. However, for obvious reasons, they won’t take kindly to Takehiko and his hired guns, and that sentiment is likely mutual.

>[ ] Elite Imperial Marines – Takumi, and his elite Special Naval Landing Forces. Killers but also keepers of the peace, they know how to run things with or without orders. Men of character and honor and skill. Scouts, snipers, and sabotuers without equal, there's nowhere they can’t go and nothing they can't do.

> [ ] Imperial Army – Veterans from China to the last man, your army brothers, these guys are some of the best and lucky few to have survived the war since the very start. They’ve been through hell and back, many not wanting to repeat it, while a minority seem entirely capable of bringing it with them. But all them them are loyal to you beyond a doubt. Conflict with the Marines and Navy may be expected, and there will surely be times they don’t see eye to eye.

>[ ] Count Takehiko and his mercenaries – Hand picked soldiers of fortune by our shady transport chief, and armed to the teeth with a menagerie of cutting edge and exotic weapons from around the world. To arm the Imperial Army or especially the Marines and train them in use with these weapons would leave you a force to be reckoned with, even this side of the gate. Takehiko is a trader at heart and most of all, you get his Type 2 Ka-Mi amphibious tank prototype, a most tempting prospect. However, you will also Takehiko and his meddling ways.

Choose well, Taisa-dono. For you will be stranded 2 months with whomever you bring along.

>>25554628
>>[ ] Elite Imperial Marines – Takumi, and his elite Special Naval Landing Forces. Killers but also keepers of the peace, they know how to run things with or without orders. Men of character and honor and skill. Scouts, snipers, and sabotuers without equal, there's nowhere they can’t go and nothing they can't do.
>> [ ] Imperial Army – Veterans from China to the last man, your army brothers, these guys are some of the best and lucky few to have survived the war since the very start. They’ve been through hell and back, many not wanting to repeat it, while a minority seem entirely capable of bringing it with them. But all them them are loyal to you beyond a doubt. Conflict with the Marines and Navy may be expected, and there will surely be times they don’t see eye to eye.

Creating the beachhead and a firm foundation is most important. For that, we need men who will be loyal to us.

>>25554628

What is known of the gate and its environs?

Are we expected to go deep within its environs or can we expect resupply.

If we only need to establish a beachhead then we ought to go for the best selection of troops we can get. If we are to interact with locals, the propaganda division is nice. If we are to go without reliable resupply the transport chief is the better choice.

>[X] Elite Imperial Marines
> [X] Imperial Army
We're gonna be stranded for 2 months without help, we need security not any political nonsense or mercs whose loyalties [probably aren't ours.

>>25554655
Lets go with the Marines and the Army.

>>25554790
>propaganda
>thinking the Kempeitai can persuade a populace
>laughing IJA burning Chinese civilians alive.jpg
They're good at propaganda in the same way the Einsatzgruppe were good at it.

Please put Quest in the subject field. Thank you.

Polite sage

>>25554655
Voting for the Marines and Army.

Wonder if we're ever going to get tanks worth shit.

>>25554790
Dr. Fumio said it appears to be a bay, but that the cave drawings were crude and could be untrue. Ships seem to have passed through the gate. in the past, however.

>>25554847
Though you were fortunate to have avoided such unpleasantries, you can tell Sgt. Matsuo of the Army may not have been so lucky. How he and his men will react is entirely unpredictable (or maybe it isn't).

>>25554818
>>25554792
>>25554696
>>25554884
Four for the army and marines! A unanimous consensus

>>25554903
The choice is made, your Army brothers and the Marines shall be your right and left fist to secure our ground in the new world.

You make your way to Takehiko, still awake in the early hours of the night, and tell him of your choice. His smile doesn't waver at your decision, however.
"Alright, you got it boss"

The final weapons are loaded onto the ships, standard arms found around any imperial regiment. Arisakas, type 96 machine guns, weapons you feel very familiar with. The IJA boys at the bar and the Marines at the barracks are woken by messengers, as is the rest of the town.

>>25554948
6:00 A.M. The sky lights up, but the sun hides behind the clouds.

The preperations are in place, and the men have already boarded. The IJA seem a little groggy from festivities of last night (they seem to have arrived home just a few days ago) whereas the Marines are all attent and alert.

Banners and flags have been set up by the kempeitai, just more propaganda to you. Strangely, you see a large Taiko drum and men in ceremonial outfits.

Now loads a familiar sight. Dr. Fumio (remarkably cleaner) and his "little" sister Dr. Eriko. You personally welcome them aboard.

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>>25554995
"Taisa" the doctor explains. He seems very calm, or is it tired? You seem not to know with the man. You then realize he's staring at something.

The Gate.

You actually take a good look at the thing for the first time. A giant structure of stone, covered in strange humanoid figures and markings. All about it, even stranger devices, wires, and cables.

"I really hope this works" you hear Dr. Fumio almost, seemingly to himself.

>>25555019
"What do you mean hope this works?"
"Well, it's not exactly an error free process. I-"
"Nevermind, let's just hope for your sake and ours there are no errors, Hakase."

A little later, all preparations are ready and find yourself on the bridge. There seems to be some sort of ceremony led by the kempeita on the docks.

The time has come. Dr. Fumio speaks on the radio to activate the generators.

>>25555053
There's an enourmous roar of machines, and sparks and lighting streak of the machinery around the gate.
Suddenly, you notice it.

The statues, they're moving. No. They're no longer statues.

They are alive.

As the gate opens, a tingling sensation all over, and a strange feeling of power emanates from the gate itself. Hairs of those around you seem to stick up, and the fear in the air is thick. The electricals and engine die for a second, and then turn on again.

Now all is quiet, save for the hum of generators and the ship. Everyone is still, frozen in fear.

Roll 1d20 for inspiration.

Rolled 2

>>25555088
FORWARD!

>>25555104
>Rolled 2
Fuck

Rolled 13

>>25555104
Oh well im certain the war isnt going anywhere in two months.

Rolled 6

>>25555088
Forward for the Empire!

Rolled 1

>>25555088
FOR THE EMPEROR

>>25555130
>nat 1
Hmm i think we just ended the quest. Looks like we need to regen our character again.

Rolled 11

>>25555088

Rolled 14

>>25555088
wait a sec.

How is the rolling supposed to go? high is good? Best 1 out of 3? Nat 1 cancels out highest roll?

Need an explanation here

>>25555130
>>25555128
>>25555104
>All of these terrible rolls.
The Gods do not favor our quest it seems.

>>25555166
I thinks its safe to say something TERRIBLE is going to happen to us, either in front of or inside of The Gate.

>>25555104
>>25555128
Every soldier fights two battles. One outside. and one within. For a moment, it seems you've lost yours.

It's then, you hear the drums. On the radio, you hear the shout of Taisa Hayato.

"Tenno heika banzai!"

>>25555126
That familiar shout and the drums rouse you from your hesitation. You step out the bridge, pick up the nereast flag you happen to see, and in the front of the ship to all eyes you shout one word.

"HAJIME!"

Captain Katio responds with a whistle, and cheers and banzai's erupt around you. You stand in the very bow of the ship, as it lumbers it's way forward.

>>25555166
>Best 1 out of three, in this instance.

>>25555211
Flag in one hand, other clasping your sword, you tremble in fear. As the ship approaches the gate, the drums, the whir of machinery, all seems to die out for some reason. Your body seems to vanish, as does everything around you. Even the heart pounding inside you dissapears.

Then, voices.

"Another one?"
"Imperialist"
"Lightning in the west. Burning sun in the east"
"Honorable Warrior"
"Savage, barbarian"
"Honor"
"Brutallity"
"Death"
"Hope"

The voices grasp and claw at your soul, until at last you find your heat, your breath, your body. And now, your sight.

>>25555282
>Lightning in the west. Burning sun in the east"
So, Nazis came here too?

>>25555179
Perhaps we end up in the docks of a major sea going city?

>Sea lingssfy
Captcha agrees

Rolled 3

>>25555282
I hope our ship doesn't run aground on something. (ship ends up on land when it gets to the other side, completely wrecks ship)

>>25555351
Dear god that would suck after all how the hell are we supposed to link up with the lightning to the West?

>>25555351
Or it turns out that floor is lava.

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>>25555282
The minesweeper makes it way through, followed by two light gunboats as escort.

You, Taisa, lead your men into the new world.

The gate is behind you, out of sight, but there is a noise like water in a rushing river and then a mighty thud. The noise changes to the sound of falls. You look around. Not a bay, but a large lake. Tree's line the side, a plain, and most notably, a castle. It's reminds you of a historical sight you visited with your fa-


It's then you hear a whistling noise and tiny dots in the sky.
Roll 1d20

Rolled 13

>>25555382
Welcoming arrows ahoy!

Rolled 6

>>25555382

Rolled 18

>>25555382
Battlestations!

>>25555405
Though an arrow grazes your arm
>>25555401
>>25555416
You manage to doge just a few more, while the rest land short. You hear several more clink behind you and barely make it to the saftey of the bridge. Klaxons are ringning, captain Kaito has already ordered battlestations,

Dozens of men, They're scrambling onto the docks and what looks like a few junk rigs and ketches. There's a, is that a catapault? A spray of water splashes onto the windows.

"Taisa! Your orders, Taisa! How do we engage?"

Rolled 6

>>25555476
We are proud servants of the Divine Emperor of Japan. These scum have no idea just who they are attacking. Make an example out of a ship.

Rolled 10

>>25555476
It's an ambush, they were waiting for us! Open fire on the enemies.

>>25555476
To clarify, currently at your disposal
Troops:
>[ ] 75 Imperial Navy Sailors. A minimum 5 of these men can manage the 2 gunboats, each. A minimum of 20 must maintain the ship, with 10 more if you wish the guns to be functional at all times. This leaves us with about 40 sailors at our disposal at any time, but the rest can be pressed into emergency positions.
>[ ] 40 IJA troopers
>[ ] 20 Imperial Marines, excellent swimmers the lot of them too, and fighters unparralled

>[ ] 2 armored light gunboats, armed with Type 92 machine guns and supplied with knee mortar ammunition. These can hold up to 10 extra men and are the only way to land on the plain.
>[ ] 1 Modified Sarushima class minelayer, armed with 2 Type-3 80mm deck guns and 1 Dual 13.2 mm Hotchkiss machine gun. This ships holds all our limited ammunition, medical supplies, and fuel, enough to last us about three months.

Rolled 20

>>25555516
Use small arms fire against the enemy boats, no point in wasting ammo on these chumps. Order riflemen on the deck and let them fire at will.

Just please, please tell me this isn't going to turn into rape quest.

>>25555516
That catapults got to go, take it out with the deck gun. Have the gunboats sweep in on their ships at the dock.

Get em before they can even set sail. No survivors!

>>25555543
Whatever made you think of that? These are Imperial Japanese soldiers, not some American thugs.

Rolled 13

>>25555560
We'll have beheading contests instead

>>25555543
>GigglingImperialJapaneseOfficers.jpg

Ever hear of this place called Nanking?

>>25555538
>>25555559
>>25555595
With a well placed shot, the catapult is in splinters. Quick thinking and quicker orders has the men on the deck firing at the dock, keeping them literally at bay. However a few more out of range manage to make it out and are heading towards the mouth of the lake.

In the meantime, arrows and stones continue to fling from inside the castle walls and outside of your small arms range.

>[ ] Order the gunboats to blockade the lake's mouth, no one escapes
>[ ] The castle is a bigger threat bombard it with the big guns
>[ ] We must establish a beachhead on that plain, it's the only way to get men into the castle. Load up the boats and get them on ther
>[ ] other

>>25555626
You actually have a first hand witness to that city. It wasn't pleasant.

>>25555543
World War time based Japanese...I am sorry to tell you anon but I don't think we can do that. Hopefully it will just be a background kind of deal.

>>25555538
YEESSS

>>25555667
Order the gunboats to do perform a blockade.

>>25555516
Have the gunships take out the catapult. I want sharpshooters to take out enemy archers. Use cover on the ships, don't die today to a bunch of peasants.

>>25555691
The catapults and archers are inside the walls, we bring them down first.

>>25555667
Open up holes in that wall like swiss cheese. The gunboats gotta block that river too.

>>25555667
>[x] The castle is a bigger threat bombard it with the big guns
Load up the gunships but wait for te castle defenses to be suppressed before landing.

We'll do one better than Port Arthur!

>>25555667
Look, we do NOT want people to know we are here this early.
What if we find ourselves surrounded by an army the next day?

Blockade the river, get the ships, that castle is going nowhere.

>>25554628
Ohh, heres the L5Rthread

>>25555795
I agree, blockading the river is more important, especially with the catapult out of action.

>>25555543
What are you, some sissy whiteknight who didn't get enough jollies having their way with Landa?

>>25555688
>>25555691
>>25555732
>>25555739
>>25555795
>>25555888
The castle is our biggest threat, take it down! However, we cannot risk word of our arrival spreading to ears unkown.

As the gunboats move to the river's mouth, the minelayer puts new holes into the castle walls and bit by bit the rain of arrows and rocks seem to diminish. However, ships on the dock are wreathed in flame, and smoke blocks your vision! Fire from both sides grow less and less accurate.

It's then Fukui gives a suggestion. "Taisa, please, move the ship closer to the plain and give me and my men the honor of storming the beach. It would allow you to have a clear line of fire on the castle."

"Taisa" captain Kaito responds "I cannot tell the depth of the water that close to the shore. There's a risk we might run aground"

Do we take such a risk?
>[ ] No. We cannot risk the ship running aground. What if we find ourselves under their own lines of fire?
>[ ] Yes. This is a chance to test the mettle of our men, and a glorious victory! Our ship is a fortress of it's own, running aground will not be a major issue.

>>25556050
>>[X] Yes.
Storm that beach like a chinese peasant woman.

Rolled 5

>>25556050
>[ ] Yes. This is a chance to test the mettle of our men, and a glorious victory! Our ship is a fortress of it's own, running aground will not be a major issue.

TENNO HEIKA BANZAI!

Mind as well go with maximum glory.

There's a saying in Japanese that my grandfather really really hated.
"Men's lives are bullets, use them"

>>25556050
>[x] Yes

This is how we roll (For the Emperor).

>>25556087
Who's your grandfather?

>>25556050
>[ ] Yes. This is a chance to test the mettle of our men, and a glorious victory! Our ship is a fortress of it's own, running aground will not be a major issue.

Rolled 9

>>25556087
Former dentist, part the medical corps. Apparently some bright light thought dentist was the equivalent of a doctor and put him with a bunch of other medical like but not really people (chinese medicinal practitioners like acupuncturists and moxi bustion specialists holy hell). He got a pretty high rank as a colonel (I think, it could have been Captain) and was sent off to South east Asia.

He got the shit beaten out him for putting effort in treating sick soldiers (like, malaria and such) because apparently Japanese soldiers are not like Westerners and never get sick. It in fact almost got him killed. For severely wounded soldiers, he had to treat them secretly and convince American POWs who were doctors to operate by bribery of food and other little things.

Almost got killed for it when he was caught trading bandages and fruit for medical expertise... luckily the soldiers he helped made sure that the officer in question had an unfortunate encounter with the enemy where he died a most glorious and honorable death sure to inspire all men of the empire.

>>25556080
>>25556087
>>25556101
>>25556143
So it is. We mount an attack!

Your gunboats continue to run circles around the fleeing ships, but the Sarushima moves into the lakeshore.
In but a few moments, you see those marines standing on the deck, utterly silent as they tie Hachimaki's around their head.

Guns wrapped in plastic, in unison they leap from the deck into the murky water and begin to swim. They're fast, faster than any Army soldier you've seen (who seem to all be hesistant about following and far more content firing). In but a few moments, Fukui himself steps foot on the shore and climbs up.

A change in perspective is in order no? Shall we lead our men to victory or shall we continue the fight from the saftey and security of the bridge?

>>25556231
Holy shit I knew japs were crazy fuckers but I didn't think they were THAT insane. But its good to know he had the loyalty of the troops kept him alive.

>>25556265
Fight from an area of safety were supposed to be overseeing everything damn it.

>>25556265
Fukui's perspective ala Japanese Gunther quest?

Hells to the yes.

>>25556265
Lead from the front.

We have to set an example after all. Once we capture this castle we can lead from relative safety all we like.

>>25556265
We go to the front. We will prove we are worthy to lead them!

>>25556231
Damn. Sounds like something out of some storybook, but... Well, you know intellectually stuff like that has to happen out there, but you don't really know it actually does happen, yeah? Jeese.

Glad to hear he survived at least.

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>>25556366
>>25556321
>>25556305
You are Lt. Fukui. Gods above you needed that swim. You're soaked, just like you should be.You and your men put the name Special Naval Landing Forces to use. Now you are on the beach, as artillery fire and bullets whiz overhead. Arrows land harmlessly around you, they enemy seems to be waivering.

Another shot, and the castle gate burst into flames, replaced with a gaping hole.

Let's see what men in this world are made of. With a shout and a cry your men rush through the opening and into the courtyard.

>>25556231
Who is this guy?

Rolled 18

>>25556296
I think the worst story he talked about was how he didn't hide one of the severely wounded soldiers well enough. An officer found him hiding in a temporary shelter while the poor bastard was trying to recuperate from wounds.

Officer was a right bastard, gave the order:
"Takeyama Nitto-hei! STAND AT ATTENTION!"

To a guy, whose legs were riddled with bullets and infection held barely at bay with blackmarket penicillin that bunch of his fellow soldiers in his squad each sacrificed entire month's pay to buy.

The soldier couldn't follow the order. Apparently he tried, flopped helplessly around for a bit trying to. Then the officer got mad.

"If you cannot stand, then what use are you to His Imperial Majesty! This shameful cowardly clinging to life is wasteful, and besmirches the sacrifices of your fellow soldiers and your honorable dead comrades! You should have died upon the battlefield for the greater glory of the Empire!"

The officer fuckhead ordered men to drag the injured guy out, beat him with a stick til he lost consciousness and finally gave specific orders to carry the wounded soldier to a battlefield where he could at least fire his rifle at the enemy and have a 'glorious death' to earn the forgiveness of his comrades and Emperor.

Mind you, this story was really really hard to understand at first since my grandfather was talking about it after he was drinking heavily at a funeral. Apparently it was the funeral of the widow of that poor injured soldier he didn't hide well enough. My mother wasn't particularly amused at it's telling, I had to ask my father for assistance in understanding it. Apparently it was a lot more... graphic but he gave me a summary to supplement my understanding of it.

>>25556459
>Tatsuo see's your entrance and silence the guns.
Your shout rings out, as the men charge forward into-
silence. Bodies and blood strew the floor, but the dead are as still as the air.

Only the sound of fire crackling and echo of the gunboats on the lake can be heard. But if there's anything Hong Kong has taught you, silence is often never your friend.

>[ ] Hold our position, find of some cover keep an eye out for anything, wait for the reinforcements.
>[ ] Surround the castle, secure the perimeter and shoot anything that moves.
>[ ] Storm the front door. We'll take this castle ourselves. We are his majesties Marines and we are invincible!

>>25556513
Yeah, let's take that roll.

>>25556513
God damn.

>>25556532
>[x] Surround the castle

As for shooting anything that moves, let's down that to anything that is immediately hostile. We need prisoners after all, just to interrogate.

>>25556553
I'll back this too

>>25556532
>>[ ] Storm the front door. We'll take this castle ourselves. We are his majesties Marines and we are invincible!
Weren't we trained by Ip man? For all intents and purposes we are invincible.

Besides, it's anticlimactic.

>>25556545
The craziest thing was apparently the majority of officers and soldiers agreed with Officer Fuckhead!

>>25556532
>>[ ] Storm the front door. We'll take this castle ourselves. We are his majesties Marines and we are invincible!
This. Not because we're invincible and more because we're a bunch of guys emerging from the smoke and fire to shoot bitches with rifles and submachine guns. They don't know people have landed on the gate and they're not used to people with explosives blowing one open. If we take position and secure the perimeter (of a castle. with walls. why is this even an option) we lose that element of surprise.

>>25556625
Why do I have a bad feeling Hayato is gonna end up as officer Fuckhead .

>>25556632
Also tell squad leaders to throw smokes. Fuck I hate it when squad leaders don't throw smoke before we banzai objectives. Shit's irritating.

>>25556636
He probably already is.

>>25556632
I don't think we have submachine guns, what are we armed with Chuso?

>>25556553
>>25556586
That's 2 for surrounding the castle and watching the windows

>>25556632
>>25556601
And another 2 to take the inside yourself!

>>25556695
That takehiko fellow back at the base had some. A damn shame he didn't come along.

>>25556636
Fukui thinks the world of him, but Tatsuo would likely agree.

>>25556727
As much as I'd like to see some kung-fu karate type shit, let's just hold here until they surrender. We can't use the dead.

>>25556727
Keep the castle surrounded

>>25556764
>>25556857
You are a Marine. You are devoted to the Emperor. You are well trained in the arts of fighting and death.

But you are no idiot.

After ordering the men to keep overwatch around the castle walls for any signs of hostiles, you signal to the ship that it is safe to land the bulk of our forces. You'll take this castle with their support.

>>25556901
Imperial Army can disembark normally, keep an eye on the gunboat situation.

>>25556901
And so we stand here the air of death all around. You look up and see it for the first time. Two moons, one white as back home. The other, red, like the blood that stains the castle walls. Our first encounter with the new world is bathed in the blood of our enemies!


------
It is at this point that I must regrettably retire from the thread. I feel as though I haven't planned as far ahead as I should, and the quest isn't exactly running smoothly as planned.

"The general who wins the battle makes many calculations in his temple before the battle is fought. The general who loses makes but few calculations beforehand." ~ Tsun Zu

I'm sorry if this quest didn't turn out as fun as Nazi Quest, I'll try to give a LOT of thought on it before I even plan to continue.n the meantime, please feel free to give suggestions and criticisms.

Also some build plans would okay.


>>25556918
All enemy ships are dead in the watter, or have surrendered. These are our first batch of prisoners so far.

>>25556959
Eh, it's just getting to the good part.

So is the castle European medieval or Sengoku era?

>>25556994
Sengoku era, albeit lacking the gun ports expected of the era's castles.

The flora and fauna of the landscape is also similar to that of Japan.

>>25556959
Don't sweat it bro. I enjoyed it. I'm sure once you get the direction you want to head towards with the quest, it will pick up stride

As for plans:
-Once castle is fully secure, we start to repair the damage to castle defences.
-Fortifying and expanding the dock will be good for our ships and for future deliveries
-Once castle is secure, we will need a scouting part to check the roads and around the water.
-Securing the bridge and setting up an outpost on the opposite side to keep the gate protected

>>25557009
Cool, i'm not too familiar with Oriental-fantasy so I expect some cool surprises.

Thread is archived here.
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html

>>25557040
I agree with all of that, but interrogation of the prisoners and ransacking any library they might have is essential before we start scouting.

That way we'll at least know who we're dealing with and won't unexpectedly stumble upon a major city or army of Oni.

>>25557095
That is a good point. But the question will be will we be able to read their language? If we can't,lets hope they speak it (else we are going to need a magic item for translation) so they can tell us what it says and/or teach someone to read it

>>25557009
Quick question. Is the castle built into the mountain? kinda looks like it from the map

>>25557121
Any halfway decent castle of that size would have a scholar or advisor-equivalent. The Lord himself is unimportant unless he'd make a good hostage.

>>25557160
The lower portion is, as were many ancient castles of Japan. The walls and major structures are wood however (which is why they were so easy to put holes in).

>>25557171
>Any halfway decent castle of that size would have a scholar or advisor-equivalent
Thats good to know. Lets just hope he didn't die in the assault, yeah?

>The Lord himself is unimportant unless he'd make a good hostage
Guess we will need to check the castle dungeon to see how many it can hold. If it can't hold many, we will use it for VIP prisoners and we can set up a holding pin somewhere else in the compound

>>25557200
Alright. Good to know

On the walls, we will need to either reinforce or rebuild with stronger material. It would be a good idea if we can to check if the mountain has any important deposits of minerals/resources we can use. We may be able to build a mine on the back wall of the castle if there is, so that the mine can be better secure and closer to where we can store it and work with them. (We will also need to find a storage area for materials)

Rolled 39

>>25556959
NEIN! Continue forth, Rikugun Chusa! We may discuss how to advance your quest, and perhaps even find some parallels and fun things to draw forth. I am opening a thread if you are done for the night, but do not give up!

>>25557319
Oberst-dono! You grace us with your presence.

I'd greatly appreciate that! I'd certainly have a few things to discuss.

>>25556513
Holy shit I fucking hate imperial Japan.

>>25557519
So will the poor souls that live here.
Or will they?

>>25557519
Yeah, it's important to remember, no mattter how much of a boner we have for panzers and Yamatos, that Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan were seriously fucked in the head.

>>25557319
Sir when can we expect the next orders from Oberst Landa?

>>25557539
And we did just as many bad things, some even worse. History is written by the victor afterall.

>>25557554
Meanwhile, in Switzerland. . .

>>25557319
Imperial Japan AND Nazi quest at the same time? Bi-winning!

>>25557568
meanwhile in nagasaki 1945.... oh wait

>>25557554
That's...That's not an argument? Saying "Well, other people did bad things so we shouldn't care about bad things," is fucking fallacious.

>>25557618
I'm not saying we shouldnt care. I'm saying we are just as bad. That's the way war is.

>>25557580
In a perfect world we'd also have America in Native-American fantasy land.
or Soviet's in Slav-fantasyland.
Britain and Avalon?

>>25557637
Why bring up anybody else?

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>>25557639
"Soldiers of the Red Army! Today we charge forth into a new land. Comrade Stalin asks us to take this new world for mother Russia. Their land, their people, their lives shall all be brought into the fold of this glorious Soviet Union! URRRRRAAAA!

>>25557637
>Americans
>Just as bad as Imperial Japan and Nazi Germany
I'm out.

>>25557681
Rastsvetali yabloni i grushi...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2SJjnyTojo

Sung by little girls in tanks!

>>25557639
Honestly I don't think the Brits or Yanks would be that fun to play, their ROE would be far too restrictive.

Russians would be cool though, especially if we played a Political Commissar or member of the NKVD and emphasized the whole communist aspect.

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>>25557702

Okay that is an awesome song however that anime pisses me off because of the HOT PINK FUCKING GRANT TANK

>>25557729
I'm pretty sure it was pink for like, the first battle before they realized how stupid that was and went to a standard color

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>>25557702
A song about the power of Russian might kicking the ass of everyone. BETTER THAN LITTLE GIRLS IN TANKS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WB1GlTKdRXs

>>25557540
Indeed, when is the next thread?

>>25557681
>Return of Rasputin
>Fighting the Tsar and his white army and ice wizards
>Bear cavalry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZqVOFSYRWI

>>25557479
Do you have some means of instant messenger? I am in the IRC channel for Fantasyland. (irc.Sorcery.net #fantasyland ) but working on the thread at the same time.

>>25557795
>>25557540
>Orders incoming shortly.

>>25557857
>IRC channel
I was born in the wrong era. I don't know how.

Erm, instant messaging isn't an option right now. How does tinychat sound?

>>25557857
oi, mind posting a link to your thread in here? having trouble finding it.

>>25557950
Tinychat is welcome also! Just provide a link or relevant information please, sir.

Here is the one I created: http: //tiny chat com/pjaa5

Enjoy! I broke it up, please don't mind.

>>25558024
>//tiny chat com/pjaa5
Got it. I'll be there in a few minutes

>>25558016
>>25558063

Here you are... and I'm talking with our quest runner, but hopefully we can run simultaneously!

>>25557712
>Yanks

Left only with some trippy animalism plane of existence where everyone is changed into their spirit animal the moment they arrive.

Dancing for rain actually works, mass dance-offs result in flood-superweapons.

>>25557699
The United States carried out the most successful genocide in history. There's no removal like native removal.

>>25559149
Let's not forget giant Axe-wielding woodsman, voodoo, bigfoot, a fiddling devil.

>>25559488
God help the Aussies.

>>25559520
why? Australia is already fantasyland, no need to go through a gate at all

>>25559520
Australia would be the one place where fantasyland invades us.

>>25559782
and fantasyland would fail

>>25556959
Do we have archival yet?

>>25560567
yep