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Table we\re using

Rolled 89 (1d100)

>>86396858

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>>86397245
>2 Millennia of Service: +15 Fame, +10 Elitism
1d100 for the homeworld

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>86397336

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>>86397397
>Industrial World: Treat Special Equipment Roll as you had 25+ regardless of actual elitism
3d100 for details of their planet

Rolled 89, 29, 13 = 131 (3d100)

>>86397475

>>86397522
>Terrain: Swamp
>Size:Small World(-20 population)
>Wealth: Impoverished(-20 population, -50 elitism)
1d100 for population

Rolled 13 (1d100)

>>86397638

>>86397783
>20 million( -50 to numbers)
1d100 for regiment sex

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>86397975

>>86398040
>All Male: +10 Elitism
1d100 for their recruitment

Rolled 25 (1d100)

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>>86398182
>From Nobility: -30 Numbers
1d100 for their elitism

Rolled 14 (1d100)

>>86398243
Screw it, those threads are usually fun

>>86398508
>-25 Elitism
1d100 for their numbers

Rolled 2 (1d100)

>>86398592
Doesn't look good for our regiment

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>>86398607
>Near extinct: Only a few hundred remain
>Reinforcement set Abandoned
1d10 for their core unit

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>86398645
>Few numbers
>poorly trained
They deserve the Emperor’s mercy

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>>86398927
>Hunter-Killer Regiment
I guess their low numbers works in their favor then I guess.

3d100 for their specializations

Rolled 96, 16, 55 = 167 (3d100)

>>86398952

>>86399054
>Favor combat in swamps
>Specialized against Chaos Undivided Cultists
>Specific Unit Type: Light Cavalry
1d10 for their loyalty

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>86399146

>>86399270
>Fanatical: No remorse, no retreat, no fear. They would sooner die to the last than do anything to shame the Emperor.
d10 for their creed

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>86399492

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>>86399928
>Revenge - An enemy destroyed something dear to them. (+1 enemy roll, +20 morale)
1d100 for their morale.

Rolled 45 (1d100)

>>86399993
So did their enemy destroy their homeworld or something?

>>86400043
they are all nobles so maybe some chaos cultist blew up their favorite palaces and now they must have revenge

Light Brigade regiment

>>86400043
>>86400059
Since the regiment are only noble men, could be dudes that had fealty to whatever palace that got bombed
>Morale: Above Average
1d100 to see how other people feel about them

Rolled 71 (1d100)

>>86400092

>>86400186
>Nothing special
1d100 for their fame

Rolled 45 (1d100)

so industrial swamp barons running around the marsh knocking out high profile targets of a chaos insurgency that's popped up on their home planet

>>86400701
>Famous in the sub-sector, well known in the sector and obscure in the segmentum
So these noble swamp dudes have some noterietay.
d10 for their special equipment

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>86401050

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>>86401205
>Serving alongside rare Abhuman Auxilia (not Ratlings or Ogryns)
…So felinids?

2d100 for the regiment’s artifact

>>86401224
>(not Ratlings or Ogryns)
Felinids? Squats? Cajun gatormen?

Rolled 39, 50 = 89 (2d100)

>>86401224

>>86401396
>Cajun Gatormen
That could be fun
>>86402714
>Artifact: Ancient Chainsword
2d100 for their enemies

Rolled 64, 2 = 66 (2d100)

>>86402880

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>>86402958
>Chaos Space Marines
>Friends
1d100 to see what God the marines favor

Rolled 98 (1d100)

>>86403168

>>86403168
I think we made a mistake, looking at the pdf, we were supposed to roll 1d3 for which specialization list to use, then 1d100 for the entry on that list, not 3d100 for all of them, and getting chaos undivided cultists as our specialization should have set them as our enemy automatically.

Rolled 2 (1d3)

>>86403216
Oh shit you’re right. Guess I’ll roll a d3 and we can decide what they keep
>>86403186
I’ll use this for the friends roll then
>Rogue Trader

>>86403387
So they get keep 2 specializations.
>Combat Swamp
>Enemy: Undivided Cultists
>Unit: Light cavalry
I’m pro-keeping the cultists and have their enemies be CSM and them.

>>86403588
I guess keep swamp combat then

>>86396858
So summary of this regiment
>This regiment has served the Imperium for 2 millenia
>They hail from an Industrial world.
>The world is small compared to other planets, has a swamp terrain and it's impoverished
>It has 20 million inhabitants
>The regiment only recruits noble males
>The regiment isn't particular well trained and only a few hundred remain
>The core unit of this regiment are hunter-killers
>The regiment specializes in fighting in swamp environments and against Chaos Cultists
>The regiment is fanatical to the Emperor. No remorse. No retreat. No fear.
>The regiment's seeks vengeance against an enemy
>Their morale is above average
>Other forces of the Imperium have no strong opinion of this regiment
>They are famous in the sub-sector, well known in the sector and obscure in the segmentum
>This regiment serves along side with beast men that share traits of aligators
>The regiment's relic is an Ancient Chain Sword
>Their sworn enemies are a chaos cult and chaos space marines
>Their allied with a Rogue Trader

Any name ideas for these guys?

>>86404223
>Paludis Swamp Shooters
>Smoke Gators
>Paludian Hunter Killers

>>86404223
What about "Cottonmouths". Cottonmouths are swamp dwelling snakes that hold their ground and try to intimidate their enemies but aren't as aggressive as people think. This could serve as a characterization of the regiment. You could even have the gatormen have white mouths to keep that synergy.

Since they deal with chaos, you could also reference them kind of acting as exterminators. So how about something like "Sucker Stompers".

>>86404364
I like the name cottonmouths for them

alright so I got a pretty insane idea here but what if they used the abhumans as steeds? so we got swamp nobles riding around on top of alligator men (allimen?).

>>86405518
I'm not sure about steeds since that make the Inquisition deem them as mutants. I think if they had some gator like predator on their planet could be cool. They might even use that as a mount like Krieg.

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>>86404223
I'm thinking these guys used to have some other purpose but recently (think within last 100 years) had a chaos cult go unchecked and have been fighting a losing battle to control the major populations center since. They're working with abhumans that used to wander the wilds on the periphery of the more industrialized areas in pairs (one ogrynator for the muscle and navigation of the swamp and a dude with the equipment and knowledge to strike high value targets where they can. They're absolutely loyal to the Emperor, but the ceaseless march of chaos through the palatial estates and cities they once governed has left them in despair. News of their struggle has spread far (mainly due to the efforts of one incredibly wealthy patron) but coming close to losing your home to chaos and working with mutants has soured their reputation amongst some factions in the imperium. Their leader, Archer Lejeune just looked up cajun general and picked a name, fights with one of the same chainswords given to his family, and by extension the Cottonmouths, 2000 years ago.

so some regiment that used to be REALLY GOOD(?) at something else after two millennium of doing it are now reduced to frogmen after so many casualties and inability/unwillingness to recruit but the scooters are gators and their doing special operations (not that well but hey when your a few hundred guys in the swamp on a planet of 20,000,000 what can you do) while what's left of the PDF, volunteers, and any imperial forces who happen to be there do the heavy fighting against a chaos cult that's been going wild for the last however many years

>>86406899
I dig it

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>>86404364
Seminolian Cottonmouths? I like these guys, sweet underdog vibe.
>>86406899
Yeah, this is basically what came to mind. New Rough Riders announced today as well. Got some cold ones lying around. Could make a guy just for the fuck of it but I guess no one will remember by then. But I like it

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>>86405518
I pictured something like a saurus but less lizard and more human. I think they'd operate both as the "Hunter"
>cultists get free reign of the cities unless some larger loyalist force steps in
>HOWEVER
>being nobility, the men have contacts in society to know what's moving where and when
>meanwhile gatormen know the terrain having lived there for many generations
>anytime cultists try to move anything valuable between or out of cities (VIPs, equipment, information) they get hit
the "Killer" would be them paired up (one gator, one man with however many pairs you need to complete the mission) in ambush. Big gators dragging cultists into the swamp while the men strike whatever they need to in the chaos. Then they sink into the swamp and GTFO. "Hunter-Killer" because they would be doing gorilla warfare across the planet if they had the numbers but they are limited to just striking high value targets when they can.

>>86409633
>Seminolian Cottonmouths?
WINRAR

So do we roll up the cult they're fighting now?

>>86409633
I always find these threads fun. I find it cool that /tg/ can spitball some fun lore. Sometimes it’ll be remembered. Most times forgotten but I always enjoy reading through them

>>86410249
I see. When you said mount, I assumed it’d be something closer to a lizard centaur but this sounds cool.

I’m down to roll up their cult

1d20 for the cult’s background

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>86410294

>>86410252
>I find it cool that /tg/ can spitball some fun lore
why I post in these threads, I just like to see where anons take and run with whatever the dice spits out

>>86410563
>Cross-class: roll twice and combine the results
So 2d20

Rolled 5, 2 = 7 (2d20)

>>86410605

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>>86410686
>Warrior Brotherhood: Military strength is prized by the Imperium like few other virtues. It is this strength, and the will to wield it, that is valued above almost all else in protecting the holdings of Mankind. Those entrusted with this task sometimes let their heady burden take control of them, and devote their lives to war as a craft, hobby, or even religion, rather than a duty. Such cults can arise within militant forces such as the Adeptus Arbites or planetary Enforcers as easily as the Imperial Guard or Navy.

>Desperate Underclass: Although the Imperium’s ponderous bureaucracy is the only institution vast and powerful enough to keep humanity alive in these dark times, it does so at a terrible cost. Innumerable cults have risen from those ground between the gears of empire, seeking only to better their own admittedly miserable lot. While pitiable, their actions invariably threaten the lives of many millions more.

So that's why they only use nobility for the regiment. 1d20 for the cult's ideas

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>86410872
Huh, a roll thread where things just makes sense. Pretty rare

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>>86410922
> Forbidden Worship: The Emperor of Mankind is the only god acknowledged in the Imperial Creed. All others are seen as primitive deviancy at best, and Daemons or echoes of the Warp at worst. On some planets, proscribed rites still thrive, and ancient powers or xenos races are worshiped in the Emperor’s place.
1d100 for cult’s leadership

Rolled 4 (1d100)

>>86410956
Meat for the Gator God

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>>86410988
> Central Figure: A single important individual holds leadership of the cult.
1d100 for the leadship’s nature

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>>86411048

Rolled 31 (1d100)

>>86411048
THE GODS SPEAK AND WE ANSWER!

>>86411048
>>86411104
I'm a dummy that was looking at the wrong table. It's a d20

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>86411122

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>>86411152
>Daemon: (same as above, but include 'Xenos' as a possible mundane guise) The cult is led by a daemonic entity, usually tied to one of the chaos gods.
1d10 for the leadership style

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Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>86411243

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>>86411270
>Puppetmaster: The cult leader favors elaborate schemes of manipulation, sending chosen pawns to act in his name for inscrutable ends. Some are elevated to the upper ranks of the cult, while others are reviled for failure, but the true meaning of his actions is always reserved to the leader alone.

Sounds like Tzeentch is behind this one. 1d6 to see how many armaments and defenses this cult has.

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>86411302

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>86411302
Could be a local Snake Daemon (the one who sheds his skin) also. I'm all for minor Daemons

>>86411387
>>86411388
Going with the first roll so it looks like they have 4 things. So I need 4d20

Rolled 18, 16, 13, 20 = 67 (4d20)

>>86411411

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>>86411465
>Extensive Bodily Modification: This cult makes use of extensive bodily modifications to bolster its forces. These modifications could be biological in nature such as controlled (as much as it could) chaos mutations or tampering with the holy human form or mechanical in nature similar to that of the Adeptus Mechanicus.
>Instruments of the Daemon: The cult uses chaos summoning, daemon weapons, daemon engines and chaos artifacts to fight off those who threaten it.
>Beasts: The cult trains, breeds and alters living creatures to suit their goals and defend themselves from opponents.
>Otherwordly Allies: The cult has allies in unknown places and may not even know the true nature of their allies.

So this cult seems like a powerhouse just with the daemons and otherworldly allies. I can see why Cottonmouths had to go the Hunter-Killer route to deal with them.

1d10 on how this cult displays their allegiance

>>86396925
That needs the Regiment Sex table fixed.

In lore all male Regiments are 80%+ of guard formations, with mixed Regiments being only about 1% of forces, because of the obvious problems that causes with discipline and morale.

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>86411505

>>86411719
>Special Material: Some of the garb or gear used by the cult incorporates materials rarely used by those outside the cult. Offworld fabrics, the bones of rare beasts, or even xenos trinkets could all be possible signs of cultist ties.
Neat, I guess. 1d20 for the cult's allure

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Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>86410872
>Warrior Brotherhood
>Desperate Underclass
Common soldiery getting swept up by chaos to get back at the nobility in command? Maybe that explains the regiment being decimated (turncoats+a purge) and why they aren't taking any more recruits (only the leadership that survived and have been proven loyal). I like it because it explains how a few hundred guys can be a player on a planet of millions since the Cottonmouths that survived were the command structure. So you get cultists with a bunch of MEAT to throw at problems and all this >>86411505 but they're lacking competent leaders in the field. Reminds me of reading about how the Republican navy in the Spanish Civil War had an atrocious record because the common sailors had thrown many officers overboard when they mutinied

>>86411824

>>86411905
>Knowledge: To live as a scholar in the Imperium of Man is to remain in frustrating ignorance. Mankind has forgotten and lost more knowledge than most xenos races have assembled by the death of their civilizations. The Adeptus Mechanicus worsens this crushing ignorance with their monopolies on technology and data, together with their stifling (often punishing) adherence to doctrine. Some groups appear to stand against the darkness, however, to either seek out the knowledge of the past or to seek new and abominable information. For a frustrated scholar, such groups would appear ready to slake his thirsts.
So a cult of poor cajun warrior-scholars? Sounds kinda neat. 1d10 for the cult's rites

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>86411934
It sounds like the underclassed citizens want to learn more than just what this Industrial world produces

>>86412070
>Foul Communion: Simply being in the same place is not enough for some cults, who seek to become still closer to each other than mere proximity. This communion may take the form of debauched rites, shared hallucinations, or invasive psychic melding, depending on the cult’s focus.
There is a lot of room for creativity for this one. The last roll is for their worship but generating the Cottonmouths these guys should be Chaos Undivided. So should we autochoose that or let the dice decide?

>>86412070
Or just return to their old beliefs
>>86412087
I think so!

Quick summary
>Members:
>Warrior Brotherhood: Military strength is prized by the Imperium like few other virtues. It is this strength, and the will to wield it, that is valued above almost all else in protecting the holdings of Mankind. Those entrusted with this task sometimes let their heady burden take control of them, and devote their lives to war as a craft, hobby, or even religion, rather than a duty. Such cults can arise within militant forces such as the Adeptus Arbites or planetary Enforcers as easily as the Imperial Guard or Navy.
>Desperate Underclass: Although the Imperium’s ponderous bureaucracy is the only institution vast and powerful enough to keep humanity alive in these dark times, it does so at a terrible cost. Innumerable cults have risen from those ground between the gears of empire, seeking only to better their own admittedly miserable lot. While pitiable, their actions invariably threaten the lives of many millions more.

>Cult's idea
> Forbidden Worship: The Emperor of Mankind is the only god acknowledged in the Imperial Creed. All others are seen as primitive deviancy at best, and Daemons or echoes of the Warp at worst. On some planets, proscribed rites still thrive, and ancient powers or xenos races are worshiped in the Emperor’s place.

>Leadership
> Central Figure: A single important individual holds leadership of the cult.
>Daemon: (same as above, but include 'Xenos' as a possible mundane guise) The cult is led by a daemonic entity, usually tied to one of the chaos gods.
>Puppetmaster: The cult leader favors elaborate schemes of manipulation, sending chosen pawns to act in his name for inscrutable ends. Some are elevated to the upper ranks of the cult, while others are reviled for failure, but the true meaning of his actions is always reserved to the leader alone

>>86412257
>Cult's resources
>Extensive Bodily Modification: This cult makes use of extensive bodily modifications to bolster its forces. These modifications could be biological in nature such as controlled (as much as it could) chaos mutations or tampering with the holy human form or mechanical in nature similar to that of the Adeptus Mechanicus.
>Instruments of the Daemon: The cult uses chaos summoning, daemon weapons, daemon engines and chaos artifacts to fight off those who threaten it.
>Beasts: The cult trains, breeds and alters living creatures to suit their goals and defend themselves from opponents.
>Otherwordly Allies: The cult has allies in unknown places and may not even know the true nature of their allies.
>Special Material: Some of the garb or gear used by the cult incorporates materials rarely used by those outside the cult. Offworld fabrics, the bones of rare beasts, or even xenos trinkets could all be possible signs of cultist ties.

>Cult's draw and activities
>Knowledge: To live as a scholar in the Imperium of Man is to remain in frustrating ignorance. Mankind has forgotten and lost more knowledge than most xenos races have assembled by the death of their civilizations. The Adeptus Mechanicus worsens this crushing ignorance with their monopolies on technology and data, together with their stifling (often punishing) adherence to doctrine. Some groups appear to stand against the darkness, however, to either seek out the knowledge of the past or to seek new and abominable information. For a frustrated scholar, such groups would appear ready to slake his thirsts.
>Foul Communion: Simply being in the same place is not enough for some cults, who seek to become still closer to each other than mere proximity. This communion may take the form of debauched rites, shared hallucinations, or invasive psychic melding, depending on the cult’s focus.

>Cult Deity
>Chaos Undividided

Guess it was too long to make it into one post

>>86412275
>Extensive Bodily Modification
so these seem like the meltagun stapled to their forehead or the eighteen tentacles for a jaw type?
>Beasts
WHAT
>Otherwordly Allies
WHO
>Special Material
>Offworld fabrics, the bones of rare beasts, or even xenos trinkets could all be possible signs of cultist ties.
maybe that rogue trader is feeling so indebted because they might be responsible in part for the cult's founding after making a trade they shouldn't have

>>86412531
>Beasts
>WHAT
The Cottonmouths think they know the swamps, that it's ally. But the cult know how to use the predators that dwell with in it to their advantage
>Otherwordly Allies
>WHO
Well one of the other enemies of the Cottonmouth's are Chaos Space Marines so it might be those guys.

>>86396925
I must say that I do now have an exceedingly high opinion of these sets of tables

>>86411580
And the other 19%?

>>86414084
>80% male
>1% mixed

Pretty sure they're the female regiments. That said, I'm wondering in the fluff those statistics come from. 40k's never been really good with exact numbers after all.

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>>86412595
ok
hear me out
chaos manatees

>>86414596
…Elaborate

So name for the cult?

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>>86410956
>>86411934
>Forbidden Worship
>Knowledge
Whatever swamp god the locals worshipped before getting beat back into the fold after a crusade resurfaced. Probably a demon, and probably the totally human guy who's leading the cult right now.

>>86412531
>Extensive Bodily Modification
>Instruments of the Daemon
>Foul Communion
pic related except they're throwing industrial equipment and snakes in the chaos pit before they jump in

>Beasts
A swamp filled with runoff from all the industrial waste the planet produces would be dangerous enough. Combine swamp creatures with whatever changes being bathed in all that gunk would have caused with chaos mutations and whatever training a bunch of swamp voodoo warrior priest people can do.

>>86396925
Wait a second, I'm pretty sure that's not the original table from Only War. What is this shit?

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Just wondering about how /tg/ would feel about rolling up some more Primarchs (in a different thread obviously). PDF rel.

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>>86411905
So you're saying the cult cut the head off the snake

>>86419737
I’m digging the fluff for this
>>86420139
Some anon made this and a couple of other tables. I just thought it was neat.
>>86420257
I’m down but I think those threads can be a bit of a commitment.
>>86420673
That’s what the Cottonmouths are trying to do. It’s just a shame the leader is a daemon so easier said than done

>>86419553
>Visionaries of the Bog
>Serpent Seekers
>The Brotherhood of the Mire
>Seekers of the Old Way

>>86421479
based on origin the cult is made up of
>conscripts/recruits of the military
>factory workers
>both of which were subservient to the nobles
they are definitely seething
>led by a demon masquerading as a man
make his true form big snake demon giving the cult secret swamp knowledge and Serpent Seekers works perfectly, they're hunting the remaining Cottonmouths and their leader is teaching them about the big snake demon (himself) their ancestors used to worship many, many years ago

So we have the Cottonmouths and the Serpent Seekers. Should we come up with characters for their factions or roll up the CSM warband?

>>86410249
>So do we roll up the cult they're fighting now?
pdf?

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>>86423053
let's roll up some traitors then

>>86423918
d10 to see if they’re a traitor legion or a renegade chapter

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>86424021

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>>86424250
>Legion Warband, roll again for secondary element such as allied groups and units (this can stack)
Another 1d10

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>86424269

>>86423906
looks like 1d4chan table

>>86424269
>traitors AND renegades
WEW, ain't looking too good cottonmouthbros

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>>86424294
>Renegade Chapter (once a loyal Space Marine Chapter, now serving Chaos)
So they’re a legion and renegade chapter. 1d100 to see why the chapter element went renegade

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>86424329

>>86424394
>Lure of Forbidden Knowledge: Marines in the Chapter dabbled in the dark arts of warpcraft and sorcery, thinking that nobody would find out. They were wrong, and the Chapter paid the ultimate price for their heresies.
2d100 to see what genedad they have

>>86424415
Do we roll twice, one for the renegades and one for the legion? Anyway, they seem to be a good allies for the Serpent Seekers with the Forbidden Worship and Knowledge.

>>86424432
It’s 1d100 for each of them. First roll I aas going to make it for the legion, second the renegades

Rolled 52 (1d100)

>>86424442
In that case I'll roll once again and let another anon roll the other

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>>86424449
>Word Bearers
Fair enough. 1d100 for the renegades

>>86424415
>Knowledge
>Lure of Forbidden Knowledge
it's like poetry, it rhymes

>>86424432
Looks like OP is using the tables from 1d4chan so you can check for yourself. That d100 was just for the renegade chapter's reason they turned traitor.

>>86424484
The Word Bearers are coming to hep the chaos undivided cultist restart their ancinet chaos cult, meanwhile the renegades are in for the sorcery the Snake demon knows.
It fits perfectly.

Rolled 25 (1d100)

>>86424484

>>86424326
>looks like 1d4chan table
Thanks

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>>86424498
>>86424520
I love it when dice comes together
>>86424536
>Ultramarines
Next up is their devotion to Chaos which is 1d10. For the Legion we can automatically select Fanatical because they are Word Bearers.

Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>86424572
Let's see if these ultramarines drank the kool-aid

>>86424595
>Neutral: The warband believes Chaos to be more of a tool than something to be worshipped, serving the dark gods when it benefits them.
Makes sense since they’re more interested in learning than serving the Dark Gods.

Next up is their God which is d12. Legion can automatically choose Undivided because they are Word Bearers.

Rolled 5 (1d12)

>>86424624

>>86424708
I was hoping for minor god, so we could say it was the Serpent daemon, but Slannesh for sorcerers is more interesting than Tzeentch atleast, since there are Keeper of Secrets

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>>86424708
snakes kind of look like dicks if you think about it

>>86424708
>>86424708
>>86424733
>Slaanesh
1d100 for the Warband’s beliefs

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>86425126

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Sorry to butt in the middle of rolling, but:
>warrior culture
>serpent god
>closer than kinship
>abominable troops and beasts

Sounds a whole lot like pic related.

>>86425162
>For the Dark Gods! - The warband reveres their chosen god(s) above all else.
Need another d100 for the renegades

Rolled 90 (1d100)

>>86425478

>>86425283
TAGETHAH

>>86425483
>Accept Any And All - Thieves and whores, traitors and scum alike are welcome to join the warband's forces. Mutants, Beastmen, Xenos, and former foes can be found serving in this warband.
d10 for their demeanor

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>86425542

>>86424326
>couple hundred guys and some abhumans with no reinforcements
>against a Chaos cult that is the entire rest of their pre-existing military
>and two groups of CSM
Yeah, they're fucked. But's it's going to be very exciting for all of the two months they manage to continue existing.

>>86425665
>Chaos Über Alles: The Marines of this force believe their deities to be the ultimate beings of the galaxy and are willing to serve them for eternity. Champions in the warband will frequently try to prove their worth, accepting any challenge and constantly trying to elevate their status amongst the Warp's chosen.
d10 for the renegades.
>>86425685
Yeah the Cottonmouths are fucked. Their planet is probably considered a lost cause to the Imperium.

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>86425719

>>86425837
>Scorched Earth: The battle-brothers of the warband commonly destroy anything they do not need so the enemy cannot use it. Even valuable things, such as captured fortresses and ships, are considered expendable if the foe can use it to their advantage.
So Word Bearers are arrogant and want to proce themselves to their gods while Ultramarines just want to take what’s useful and destroy everything else.

d10 for mutations

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>86425855

>>86425888
I rolled an 8 while having trip 8s.
I propose khornate mutations for the Word Bearers' body horror

>>86425888
>>86425898
>Body Horror: The warband's Marines no longer resemble anything like normal humanity. Compound eyes and insectile mouthparts glitter from within rugose, tumorous faces. Crablike claws and slimy, bubo-ridden tentacles wrap around limbs and throats as the Marines march forth on cloven hooves, their bodies continually warping and twisting as the empyrean ripples around them.
Nice trips of Khorne. Another d10 for the renegades

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>86425914

>>86425982
>Voice of Evil: The Marines' voices are sinister and painful to the ear. Merely speaking is enough to terrify many of their foes.
D10 for the Legion’s mental flaw since they’re fanatical

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>86426022

Rolled 7 (1d10)

>>86426022

>>86426075
>Sanity is for the Weak - The warband's Marines disregard pitiful things such as "logic" and "common sense".
Alternatively
>I Must Get Closer! - The warband's Marines are obsessed with getting close to their enemies.

Next is their figure of legend 1d100 for that

Rolled 31 (1d100)

>>86426163

>>86426344
>Warband leader, Daemon Prince, or Chaos Lord
Since this is for Word Bearers I think it should be a Dark Apostle or Daemon Prince.

d100 for the renegades’

Rolled 35 (1d100)

>>86426467

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>>86426777
>Warband leader, Daemon Prince, or Chaos Lord
For renegades I'm fine with a basic chaos lord. Now it's another 1d100 to see what each of their leaders did

Rolled 25 (1d100)

>>86426904

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>>86427120
>Dark Legend: The figure is remembered as a scourge of the Imperium, having ravaged many planets and slaughtered many servants of the False Emperor.
Alright another d100 to see what the renegade leader did

Rolled 44 (1d100)

>>86427126
100 get!

>>86427171
>King Slayer: The figure of legend killed a renowned and mighty Imperial hero (like a Chapter Master, a well-known Inquisitor, or a famous Imperial Guard General).
This has a decent amount of potential. It could be an Inquisitor that exposed the chapter's heresy, the original Chapter Maser or the Cottonmouth's general

1d100 for the homeworld.

>>86427214
Why not the planetary Governor for the cottonmouths? That position could have doubled as a noble martial title/position as well. So his/hers demise cemented the defeat and subsequent banishment of the noble house guard into the swamps.

Rolled 99 (1d100)

>>86427214
Forgot the die

>>86427247
That works.

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>>86427256
>Space Hulk
That's cool. 1d100 for the Renegades.

Rolled 32 (1d100)

>>86427260

>>86427288
>Agri World
1d100 for the terrain

Rolled 12 (1d100)

>>86427303

>>86427312
>Jungle
1d10 for the Legion's combat doctrine

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>86427360
For the regular Chaos Cult, why not base them on those Snake Handler Baptists you get in the South

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>>86427458
>Snake Handler Baptists
I wasn't aware that was a thing.
>Chemical Warfare - The warband prefers to use a variety of chemical agents on the battlefield to enhance their strength and/or subject their enemies to a variety of painful deaths. Potent combat stimulants, viral and mutagenic concoctions, toxic and corrosive weapons; all these and more are free game for the warband. If your warband's progenitor is the Emperor's Children or Death Guard and/or your patron god is Slaanesh or Nurgle, this may be taken automatically.
So the Legion likes good old fashioned war crimes. 1d10 for the Renegades

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>86427502
Yeah, they believe that God prevents them from being but (they get but a fair amount iirc) but maybe it's flipped for them, they believe that Being Bit (and the mutations that follow) are proof of their snake god's love

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>>86427576
>Bloody Rain - The warband's Marines take the saying "Death from Above" to the utmost extreme. The Marines enter the fray through a massive rain of drop pods, warp portals, teleport strikes, and dropships, while supported by legions of gunships, aircraft, and jump-infantry. This allows them to quickly strike at the enemy with precision and brutality, often before they even have time to react. If your warband's progenitor is the Black Legion, this may be taken automatically.
Time for special equipment 1d100 for that

Rolled 71 (1d100)

>>86427584
>they do drop pod invasions into poison gas

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>>86427603
>Unique Daemon Engines. The warband's warpsmiths have created heretofore unseen abominations of flesh, metal, and daemonic fury. Re-roll if your warband's devotion to Chaos is "Loathed".
So Daemon Engine versions of Sisters of Battle tanks?

1d100 for the renegades

Rolled 7 (1d100)

>>86427656
Funny how they're developing into the perfect enemy for the Gator Princes

>>86427669
>Preferred Fighting Style. This warband has a particular way of making war, and adheres to that method above all others
d10 for the warband's strength

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>86427688
Here's hoping it's weak

>>86427693
>Slightly Overstrength - The warband is slightly larger than most in some manner.
Unfortunately this fits for Word Bearers. d10 for the renegades strength

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>86427706
God Emperor guide my hand

>>86427731
>Slightly Overstrength - The warband is slightly larger than most in some manner.
Well Emperor help their soul.

d10 for why they're overstrength

Rolled 7 (1d10)

>>86427762
Okay Emps, throw me a bone here

>>86427819
>Reputable Warriors: Rumours of the warband's power attracts lesser warbands and other factions willing to serve them.
d10 for the Renegade's reason

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>86427915
Emperor WHY

At this point we should roll for some allies for these poor cottonmouths.

>verification not required

>>86428068
I was thinking about opening up rolling for a local Sorititas Convent of the Austral Chimes (Southern Belles pun) or an Inquisitor funnelling resources

>>86427938
>Reputable Warriors: Rumours of the warband's power attracts lesser warbands and other factions willing to serve them.
So should we roll for their allies or are we fine with them only having the Serpent Seekers?

>>86428087
Could always roll up an inquisitor

>>86428094
I think they're good on allies, CM are pretty strong without having even more CM behind them
>>86428131
That'd be fun,maybe some other allies

So CSM summary
>This warband is comprised of a legion warband and a renegade chapter

>The Legion's progenitor are the Word Bearers
>The legion is fanatical to Chaos
>They worship Chaos Undivided
>For the Dark Gods! - The warband reveres their chosen gods above all else.
>Chaos Über Alles: The Marines of this force believe their deities to be the ultimate beings of the galaxy and are willing to serve them for eternity. Champions in the warband will frequently try to prove their worth, accepting any challenge and constantly trying to elevate their status amongst the Warp's chosen.
>Body Horror: The warband's Marines no longer resemble anything like normal humanity. Compound eyes and insectile mouthparts glitter from within rugose, tumorous faces. Crablike claws and slimy, bubo-ridden tentacles wrap around limbs and throats as the Marines march forth on cloven hooves, their bodies continually warping and twisting as the empyrean ripples around them.
>Sanity is for the Weak - The warband's Marines disregard pitiful things such as "logic" and "common sense".
>Warband leader, Daemon Prince, or Chaos Lord
>Dark Legend: The figure is remembered as a scourge of the Imperium, having ravaged many planets and slaughtered many servants of the False Emperor.
>Warband operates out of a space hulk
>Chemical Warfare - The warband prefers to use a variety of chemical agents on the battlefield to enhance their strength and/or subject their enemies to a variety of painful deaths. Potent combat stimulants, viral and mutagenic concoctions, toxic and corrosive weapons; all these and more are free game for the warband.
>Unique Daemon Engines. The warband's warpsmiths have created heretofore unseen abominations of flesh, metal, and daemonic fury. Re-roll if your warband's devotion to Chaos is "Loathed"..
>Reputable Warriors: Rumours of the warband's power attracts lesser warbands and other factions willing to serve them.

>>86428199
>Renegade marines progenitor are the Ultramarines
>Lure of Forbidden Knowledge: Marines in the Chapter dabbled in the dark arts of warpcraft and sorcery, thinking that nobody would find out. They were wrong, and the Chapter paid the ultimate price for their heresies.
>Neutral: The warband believes Chaos to be more of a tool than something to be worshipped, serving the dark gods when it benefits them.
>These marines worship Slaanesh
>Accept Any And All - Thieves and whores, traitors and scum alike are welcome to join the warband's forces. Mutants, Beastmen, Xenos, and former foes can be found serving in this warband.
>Scorched Earth: The battle-brothers of the warband commonly destroy anything they do not need so the enemy cannot use it. Even valuable things, such as captured fortresses and ships, are considered expendable if the foe can use it to their advantage.
>Voice of Evil: The Marines' voices are sinister and painful to the ear. Merely speaking is enough to terrify many of their foes.
>Warband leader, Daemon Prince, or Chaos Lord
>King Slayer: The figure of legend killed a renowned and mighty Imperial hero (like a Chapter Master, a well-known Inquisitor, or a famous Imperial Guard General).
>The warband's home is a jungle AgriWorld
>Bloody Rain - The warband's Marines take the saying "Death from Above" to the utmost extreme. The Marines enter the fray through a massive rain of drop pods, warp portals, teleport strikes, and dropships, while supported by legions of gunships, aircraft, and jump-infantry. This allows them to quickly strike at the enemy with precision and brutality, often before they even have time to react. If your warband's progenitor is the Black Legion, this may be taken automatically
>Preferred Fighting Style. This warband has a particular way of making war, and adheres to that method above all others
>Reputable Warriors: Rumours of the warband's power attracts lesser warbands and other factions willing to serve them.

>>86428148
>>86428131
I think an Inquisitor would make sense. He could've been the one to discover some of the machinations of the war band

>>86428199
>>86428214
Just spit balling some names for the warband
>Renegade prior to heresy were the Golden Mentors into the Golden Choir
>Legion: The Heralds of the Void

>>86428199
>>86428214
CHAOSWINSLOL

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>>86399146
>swamp specialists
>with light calvary

>>86430011
>Inb4 they're riding bigger versions of those galloping crocodiles
>Crocorses

So the cottonmouths are just dead right?

>>86404223
I feel the need to point out this Regiment is essentially Irish.

What about rolling for an inquisitor or rogue trader funneling resources for the Cottonmouths? Or maybe the reason the Cottonmouth remain, is because they're essentially an irrelevant force now, and maybe there are bigger xenos players keeping the traitors and renegades busy?

>>86430932
Let’s see about that Inquisitor. 1d100 for their gender

>>86430932
Who says this is a sustainable situation? Maybe this is just their last "fuck you" to the uncaring universe.

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>>86430932
Hear me out. What if the planet is a former maidenworld.

Rolled 41 (1d100)

>>86431040
Let's a go
>>86431051
I like the idea of the Cottonmouths killing everything over a certain "point value" if you follow my drift

Does tables like this exist for traitor guard too?

>>86431189
>Male
d100 for his age

>>86431121
>Industrial World
>Heavily occupied by Chaos
>Half the marines there worship She Who Thirsts
Someone fucked up letting the mon’keigh ruin this world

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Rolled 18 (1d100)

>>86431384
Probably gonna be an old guy, seeing as how my luck has done a 180 from it's usual level
>>86428319
>pic of the Warband doing their thing

>>86431235
Yeah, there's all kinds of tables out there, Sisters, PCs, STCs, Weapon, the whole lot

>>86431235
On 1d4chan yeah. But as for the one we used for the cottonmouths? I don’t think so. I know that anon made a similar table for Space Marines and random Xenos.
>>86431467
>Young (40-55): The Inquisitor is young, by Inquisitorial standards.
D100 for his Ordo

Rolled 96 (1d100)

>>86431506
Id hope for Hereticus, because it'd be weird for a random dude from Chronos to be hanging out

>>86431521
>No Ordo: Exactly as stated. The Inquisitor has no Ordo affiliations.
Huh. 1d3 for his titles

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>>86430697
From info so far it looks like they've been written off by the higher ups in the imperium BUT we don't know what defenses the planet had before. Scenario could range from their just one piece of a larger resistance effort or they are the last survivors about to witness their planet get warped on by demons. Only thing we do know is they are fucked but how fucked they are isn't clear. They still have options though
>live on to fight another day by enlisting as the rogue trader's personal retinue
>inquisitor takes them on to go punch chaos in the face somewhere else
But they're fanatically loyal to the Emperor and want revenge so it is more likely they'll go >>86431051 route and be as big of a pain in the ass as they can for the heretics for as long as they can.
>Can a snake survive without its head?
>It turns out snakes can still attack even an hour after they've been beheaded.
They are already dead, but they do not care.

Rolled 1 (1d3)

>>86431549
Oh, that's odd, so a free agent of some kind of deep undercover?

>>86431583
Plus to me it seems like they're basically made to kill Space Marines and Heavy vehicles

>>86431596
>1 title
1d100 for it

Rolled 80 (1d100)

>>86431621
>inb4 Phate Buttocks, Son of Incontinencia

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>86431621

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>>86431647
>no order
>no title
it's him
THE inquisitor

>>86431647
>Nothing: The Inquisitor's only title is that, which should be scary enough!
>>86431655
Using this for his philosophy
>Fanatical Puritan: The most hard-line of Inquisitors, their faith in the Emperor is unshakeable. Monodominants dominate this category, with their hatred of anything not born pure human, pouring derision and hatred upon psykers (possibly hypocritically, as they may be psykers themselves), mutants and abhumans in equal measure to aliens and warp creatures. Other Inquisitors have a love/hate relationship with them as they, while a minority, are the standard stereotype: They will either despise the preconceptions working against them or abuse this by coming off as reasonable and disarming others through being "friendly" or surprising and unbalancing the targets of investigation.
d3 for his methodology

Rolled 1 (1d3)

>>86431719
>>86431681
By the Emperor, this guy is the babiest if Inquistors or an absolute prodigy

Rolled 71 (1d100)

>>86431734
I'm looking at the table so I'll just roll again for the specific methodology
The Inquisitor is 100% a FNG

>>86431734
>1 method
1d100 for it

>>86431763
Just did
>Officium Primus (Duty First): Duty is everything to some people, taking precedence over all other aspects of their life. Sense of a task well done and accomplishment of duty is all to this person.
Yep, Fuckin' New Guy

>>86431719
I don't think he's gonna like the lizardbros

>>86431444
Hey, a lot can happen in however many millions years its been since the fall.

Rolled 68 (1d100)

>>86431784
D100 for psychic power
>>86431846
I mean, he could be good if they were second class citizens to the Humans

>>86431846
>a couple hundred guys stuck between a planet full of renegades and CSM and an inquisitor that doesn't like them.

This is why I say we roll for xenos. We already know the cottonmouths are fucked. Throw in a third side to shake things up.

Rolled 3 (1d3)

>>86431991
A Newby Inquistor too
>>86431970
>Minor: Can exhibit and control minor abilities
Not strong at all
Rolling for amount of Quirks

Rolled 8 (1d100)

>>86432046

Rolled 41, 35, 82 = 158 (3d100)

>>86432046
By Him on Terra, this is a Quirky motherfucker, this absolute Babyface that's giving resources to the Cottonmouths that have been fighting their own enlisted men for God-Emperor knows how long

>>86432098
>>86432075
Okay, so three options, we take 8, 41, 35 (or 8, 82, 41), we completely discard mine, or we only take 41 from mine

>>86432121
Sorry, meant to mention what we have so far
Shady Past (8)
Doesn't Sleep (41)
Lavish (35)
Attractive (82)

>>86432121
take the 8 and 41 since it seems to be 1 post=1 roll so far
so shady+no sleep

>>86432155
Cool, someone else can roll if they want to, so far we've got some kid that looks like he's totally psychotic because his backstory is fucked up somehow and he never sleeps (might be an adaptation he did to keep up with an ambush heavy group like the Cottonmouths)

Rolled 57 (1d100)

>>86432198

>>86432046
>>86432046
>Fanatical puritan
>is a psyker
This man has so much self-loathing

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>>86432303
>Artistic talent: Cooking, painting or music are all possible avenues of exploration for the talented artist.

>>86432303
>>86432198
>Shady past: Nobody knows much, but everybody's heard the sinister rumours.
Doesn't sleep: Through psychic indoctrination, implanted neuralware or some other means, the Inquisitor does not sleep, though they will most likely require some form of rest through drugs, virtual reality headsets, etc.
>Artistic talent: Cooking, painting or music are all possible avenues of exploration for the talented artist.
Here’s the fun part 1d6 for his resources

Rolled 3 (1d6)

>>86432361

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>86432504
First Third of his resources

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I made a Gears of War Imperial Guard fan fiction regiment but I'm afraid to post it.

>>86432528
we've got cajuns riding scalies, what is it you are worried about?

>>86432526
>Forbidden tomes: The Inquisitor keeps proscribed texts.
1d100 fir next one

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>>86432556
I didn't edit it and its full of grammar mistakes and spelling errors.

>>86432577
post it and we will edit it for free :)

Rolled 100 (1d100)

>>86432569
So he probably has a book detailing the Snake daemon that the cult worships

>>86432684
AH
>Exterminatus Grade Ordnance: The death of worlds is in the Inquisitor's hands.
This motherfucker ain't sleeping, is a rookie, and has a goddamn MEGANUKE STRAPPED TO HIS CHEST

Rolled 66 (1d100)

>>86432712
How nice of the Inquisitor on holding off on nuking the planet filled with heretics and mutants

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>the cottonmouths have been abandoned by the rest of the Imperium as a lost cause
>only ally is a baby-faced but really creepy inquisitor who's either too fresh to know to cut his losses, or is just using them to get at the snake demon's forbidden knowledge before he pops the planet

>>86432712
Perhaps it's some sort of device that can't simply be activated from orbit and he and the Cottonmouths are orchestrating a last resort plot to detonate the device before escaping offworld? Maybe they need to secure a missing component from the CSM, or to plant it in the right facility for it to work.

>>86432809
>Well established friends: Influential characters friends in high places, such as nobles, politicians, etc.
I think thats it for him

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>>86432620
Okay but you have to be nice to me.

>>86432876
Nah, gotta roll for who he's friends with, 1d100

>>86432809
>only ally
don't forget the sympathetic rogue trader! who may or may not have kickstarted the chaos revolution trying to make some trade on something they shouldn't have

>>86432889
We didn’t get ties with on the resources table. I think best thing hr cab muster would be a Planetary Defense Force from his politician friend

>rookie FNG inquisitor
>asked to investigate the cult as a debt to one of his friends in the nobility, back before the situation became untenable
>ends up way in over his head
>the nobility/cottonmouths are his only allies, forced to work with abhumans which clashes with the principles he was taught, but could be a learning experience for him
>manages to secure some sort of exterminatus-grade ordinance from the rogue trader and is trying to activate it with the help of the cottonmouths
Something like that?

>>86432977
Yeah. My idea was he’s using the Cottonmouths as bait to try to lure as many of the CSM possible to the planet. If they keep taking out leadership more of them should come to deal with the threat. He’s waiting for it to hit critical max so they can all die in the name of the Emperor

>>86432809
>>86432924
The people helping the Chaos cult all have ulterior motives too. The word bearers want to make the planet's cult worship the big four and the ultras are only interested in learning their rituals and probably can't be assed to fight unless they feel like stretching their legs. Starting to dislike offworlders to be quite honest. Maybe dealing with them so often is why the nobles were such dicks in the first place.

>>86432809
>Be Me
>Robert Elee of Arl
>Officer and Gentlemen in His God Emperor's Imperial Guard
>Proud to call the Cottonmouth Confederates my regiment
>The Low Enlisted of my Regiment (which have always been a mite odd with the way they use snakes to prove their devotion to the Emperor) suddenly go from Odd to full blown wacko
>They're letting the snakes bite them and...changing afterwards
>Before you get a chance to sort out this foolishness they suddenly turn on you
>All of them, or at least enough to force the rest to go along with it
>Take whatever equipment you can carry out with a few of the other officers that survived the ambush and hide out in the Deep Swamp of the Lu-Ezz Bayou, formerly home only to the Kay'Jinn Abhumans
>Thankfully one of your friends spoke their twisted and deformed variety of Gothic (I believe they call it Frenz)
>Hang out for a while
>Mostly hunt anything large enough to qualify for a trophy
>Some asshole shows up
>Says he's an Inquisitor
>Fucking Rosette still has the Plast covering on it
>He can't be older than thirty five either
>Guy has a chained up book he won't unattach from his belt
>Never sleeps either, just stares off into the middle distance while playing with the detonator of something that's a lot more powerful than the usual explosives you play around with to take down Titanagators and Rebel Rhinos
>You're completely unsure if the complete destruction of the planet is comforting or terrifying

>>86433186
>hide out in the Deep Swamp of the Lu-Ezz Bayou, formerly home only to the Kay'Jinn Abhumans
KEK

>>86433241
Ah yes, the Kay'Jinns, a large scaly folk, believed to be the insular descendants of some of the first colonists upon this world, adapted to the hostile swamp by becoming similar to the reptilian inhabitants that lived beside them
The Kay'Jinns called their homelands the D'livrance (in Reptilia Gothica literally "the Lands of the Dueling Bann-Jou" which is a kind of stringed instrument they're quite adept at playing despite the clawlike growths their fingers become as they get older)
What passes for a Capital for their Near Savage peoples is called Nuvo Aurleans and is thought to be the place where their ancestors first landed.
Nauwlins, as the Abhumans call it amongst themselves, is home to some of their most important cultural rituals with the celebration of "Marties Grass" being their apex of mirth via the propensity for vast quantities of what they've named "CometGlow" to be consumed until female Kay'Jinns bellow with happiness and give their clothes as gifts in return for clay beads.

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>the regiment you and your forefathers led for generations betrayed you
>the underclass have turned to chaos so there is no safety in the cities
>forced from the ballrooms and officer's quarters you're accustomed to
>spend your days knee deep in mud swatting stinging flies from your face and shaking pests out of your boots
>9ft tall bipedal gator keeps asking if you want a "Po'boi"
>getting double-teamed by two CSM warbands, with one smoking you out with chemicals and the other dropping on top of whoever is left
>no one left in the regiment cares for honor or glory
>all that's left is revenge for the fallen and service to the Emperor
>there will be no relief
>there can be no retreat

>>86433186
>>86434331
Being a cottonmouth is suffering

>be Inquisitor Wilemus Shermanus
>do a friend a solid by looking into some heresy
>turns out the locals used to worship a warp entity before the planet was blessed by the Emperor’s grace
>groups of them start turning to their old ways
>a lot more than I expected
>they perform a coup
>government in shambles
>local regiment is dwindled in numbers
>Oh shit.png
>Its fine there’s still local PDFs to call on
>Traitor Astartes arrive, their numbers exceed what’s left of the guard regiment
>An officer of the regiment assures me they still have ways to deal with the traitors
>It’s filthy mutants
>Everyday I fight the urge to call down exterminatus

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>>86432885
I'm not knowledgeable enough to see inconsistencies and the spelling/grammar seems fine, I give this a passing grade

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in memoriam

>>86435273
Based reference, that the Inquisitor will do a "March to the stars" and burn everything on the world

So did we ever decide who was in charge of the chaos warband? Or their names?

>>86436101
Absolutely based, one has to wonder if any of the guys have giant Croc Woman GFs

>>86437103
Definitely one of the veteran squad members have one. He loves his buff croc gf.

>>86431681
>>86431734
He is the very model of the Inquisitor Imperial!

So what do you think the uniform the Cottonmouths are? Standard Cadians? scifi Confederate/Union army ? Cowboy gear?

>>86438596
something inspired by upper class nobility dress norms would be a neat touch

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>>86438607
So maybe some Mardi Gras feathers on their helmets. Officers look like pic related

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>>86438596
right hand side, top to bottom
>Scintillan Fusiliers
>Ventrillian Nobles
>random cowboy
First two are an example of an imperial regiment that draws from nobility, and then a random cowboy.

Their homeworld isn't wealthy, so I don't picture them as done up as the guy in the top right. Really nice scabbards, sidearms, and swords though, like the officers from the union/confederacy. Big plumage in the helmets/hats, with the arrangement and colors showing what family you are from. So something like ventrillian nobles mixed with scifi civil war. Maybe dull green and greys for most uniforms and armor with civil war great coats on top but with mardi gras colors slapped here and there. Beards and mustaches are part of the uniform.

Cowboy look is for after the purge? Regulations gone out the window and everyone's just using what they have scavenged or what's been given by the trader/inquisitor.

>>86440164
It makes sense if their uniform is made of basic materials, but is off specific and fanciful styling.
The issue isn't likely the access to the uniforms, it's that no one is bothering to wear 'em right.
Ergo you get swamp cowboy.

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>>86440164
>Beards and mustaches are part of the uniform.
>everybody is walking around with beards
>between the stresses of combat, industrial runoff from the mires and bogs their homeworld, and just some of them being grizzled old veterans the beard goes grey
>hence "Cottonmouth"
common enlisted confirmed zoomers just mad they couldn't grow facial hair

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>>86435553
yaaAaaAAAaayyy

>>86436884
Only name suggestions I see for them were the Heralds of the Void and the Golden Choir. For the Heralds a Dark Apostle leading them would make sense since they’re word bearers and are fanatical. But they also like Daemon Engines and biological warfare so a Warpsmith wouldn’t be a crazy idea either. For the Golden Choir seems like it’d be a Chaos Lord since they seem fairly basic

>>86432712
>I am the bearer of His word, of His glory, of His grace, of His majesty. I am the bearer of His duty, a thousand-by-a-thousand-by-a-thousand-weight upon the shoulders of the frail. I am the bear of His secret, a whisper and a roar and an endless lie. I am the bearer of His hatred, of His fury, of His vengeance, of His terror. I am the bearer of the end of all things.
A man of black eyes, unblinking, ancient, yet set in the clean fleshed face of a boy. His hand never leaves the bauble at his neck, a fist-sized device, ornate and whorled, its surface sometimes shifting like quicksilver just as one looks away from it. Tomes hang from his hips, shuddering in their chains long after he stops moving. Where he came from, no one knows the truth, but everyone knows a half-truth. A massacre, a coup, a planet in smoke, an ocean of blood parted in his wake, whispers and guesses made half in jest. Better not to ask for the other halves. In the dead of night he can be found some ways away from camp, pacing, gazing at the stars, scrawling in the ground, his feet tracking terrible images in the muck. By morning the earth is packed flat, as smooth as glass.

>>86444643
Good shit anon

>>86433658
>>86444643
mmmmmm tasty

Bump

>>86449821
when the thread archives, it just means the cottonmouths have completed their final mission

>>86444643
Fucking rad

>Seminolian Cottonmouths
I'm assuming Seminole is the planet. Roll up details and plug in what we already know from the thread (swamp terrain, industrial, 20,000,000 population)? or let thread die in peace

>>86456744
I say we go for it.

>>86456744
I’m down what dice do we need?

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PLANET CLASS
>The class of a world describes what type of planet it is, what kind of civilisation and society can be found on the planet, what level of technology is commonly used on the world, and what kind of relationship the people of the planet have with the Imperium.
d100
we'll see what we get and any thing that seems to clash hard we'll either integrate somehow or reroll

Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>86457916

>>86458775
>Quarantined World: Something bad has happened here, but not quite bad enough for Old Reliable. Instead, all access to this world has been cut off while the upstart WAAAGH!, crotchrot epidemic, or warp outbreak runs its course, one way or the other.
>Whatever happened, roll 1d100 on this table to establish this world's original class, before everything went to shit in a stain. If this is rolled then roll again to determine the original class, rerolling rolls of 93 and 94 as Forbidden Worlds are already quarantined by definition. If you hit 81, 82 or 83 again reroll, or maybe it was quarantined for a long time and records as to why have been lost or classified so the sector government is uncomfortable with lifting the quarantine but it is likely not bad enough to for a full Forbidden World.
That explains lack of reinforcements. 1d100 for its real class

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Rolled 22 (1d100)

>>86458835
>Something bad has happened here, but not quite bad enough for Old Reliable.

>>86458906
>Agri-World: Lightly-urbanized worlds which have been completely converted for use in food production, be it natural or hydroponic; grain, vegetables, meat and hide, or the occasional alien fungus or maggot casserole. Sometimes ruled directly by the Administratum or under Mechanicus authority through a Knight House.
>Industrial-AgriWorld
Weird flex but aight. 3d10 for its tech level

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>>86458942
>Industrial-AgriWorld
swamp plantations but also heavy industrial centers dotted around the planet? or is the industrial development "new" (last couple of decades) and done after the quarantine went up?

>>86459128
Maybe it was relatively backwards, but the Administratum wanted a civilized world instead of an agri-world and had been investing in building it up before shit went down. Friction with offworlders resettled to kickstart the process could also partially explain the initial interest in the world's old religion.

>>86458942
>>86459128
>>86459170
What kind of world quality did you go for? It doesn't need to be a hyper-inefficient shithole. It could be "Agridustrial" with self-sustaining and self-sufficient populations within the planet's manufactoria and their indentured populations.

Rolled 2, 3, 2 = 7 (3d10)

>>86458942

>>86459306
40k I usually to default to inefficient or the situation being awful
>>86459307
>Industrial: Has completely moved on from small farms and independent manufactories. Everything is mechanised and automated. The population mostly lives in large cities, and computers are starting to become common in all things. Solid projectile weapons are the norm for military forces, and advanced armour has started to appear for personnel and vehicles. At the very end of this stage, nuclear power and advanced computing systems can be found.
1d100 for star size

Rolled 15 (1d100)

>>86459403

>>86459564
>Small
2d10 for adminstratum presence

Rolled 7, 10 = 17 (2d10)

>>86459919
OH IM A GOOD OL REBEL

>>86459981
>Notable. A powerful force in its own area of the planet.
1d10 for arbites

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>86460130
NOW THAT'S JUST WHAT I AM

>>86460159
>Small. Involved, but quietly and unobtrusively.
Another d10 for Astra telepathica

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>86460324

>>86460434
>None. No purpose at all
Because I realize we’re close to bump limit. Need 3d10 for Mechanicus and Ministorum and 2d5 for the Astronomica and Inquisition

>>86399492
>Poor training
>Low numbers
>No reinforcements
>Never retreat
Yike-a-reeno maximino

Rolled 10, 7 = 17 (2d10)

>>86460447
Rolling
>>86460454
Through faith in the Emperor all things are possible

Rolled 4, 4 = 8 (2d5)

>>86460447
Astronomica+Inquisition

>>86460490
>Mechanicus
>Small. Involved, but quietly and unobtrusively.
Need 1 more d10 for Ministorum
>>86460515
>Astronomica
>Token. For administrative purposes only.
>Inquistion
>Token. For administrative purposes only.

Rolled 4 (1d10)

>>86460567

>>86460745
>Small. Involved, but quietly and unobtrusively.

>>86461494
4d10 for how large the planet is

Rolled 9, 6, 9, 3 = 27 (4d10)

>>86461498
rolling 2-3 tables might be better since thread is not long for this world