>>106118
Solemn. Tradition is important, it’s not every day someone is granted a planet. Such an occasion should observe the formalities.

>>106118
>Solemn. Tradition is important, it’s not every day someone is granted a planet. Such an occasion should observe the formalities.

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>>106133
>>106144

You hear a handful of the other’s shuffle slightly, clearly your knees are not the only ones beginning to ache, but you and the rest remain firm. There’s a difference between signing a piece of paper for a planet and reaffirming your oaths to the Commonwealth and the Queen. The momentousness of this occasion is not lost on you.

”With the blessings of the Astra-Anglican Church, the Crown bestows upon you these titles; that you may serve as members of this most August Commonwealth, that you may be Her Majesty’s most humble representative on these worlds, that you may grow, that you may prosper, that you may hold fast to the Commonwealth and answer her call in times of need. That you may-“

You know the words well enough, it’s a formalization of the contract you signed with the AEGIS Corp and representatives of the Crown. You can have your independence, but you must remain part of the Commonwealth. You can do what you like with your planet, so long as you pay back your debt. You can form whatever military you like, so long as you answer the call to arms. So many prizes, so many strings attached.

Still, you have come a long way. You would never have dreamed of seeing yourself here some 40 years ago. Back when you were…

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An arrogant adolescent Blueblood. For the longest time you thought impulsive duels and daring social capers was all there was to life. You learnt.

A nervy young Recruit. Winning glory in the August Commonwealth’s many wars is every young boys dream. You still have the scars.

A starved juvenile Refugee. You remember exactly what it felt like to go hungry, the things you had to do for your next meal. You’ll never forget.

>>106176
A nervy young Recruit. Winning glory in the August Commonwealth’s many wars is every young boys dream. You still have the scars.

>>106176
A starved juvenile Refugee. You remember exactly what it felt like to go hungry, the things you had to do for your next meal. You’ll never forget.

>>106180
seconding

>>106178
This, we'll be General Stubbs level of manliness.

>>106176
>A nervy young Recruit. Winning glory in the August Commonwealth’s many wars is every young boys dream. You still have the scars.

>>106178
>>106180
>>106184
>>106193
>>106204

If you like I can combine the two, a child refugee who signed up to fight against the invaders as soon as they were old enough.

>>106210
Sure, I don't mind.

>>106210
That would be good.

Bumping

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>>106215
>>106241
>>106289
You do not share the pale complexion of the majority of your fellow knee-benders, them being almost all Novus Londinium born or near enough. You instead bear the swarthy, cocoa shade of skin common to those native to Calaxis.

There wasn’t much of a Calaxis Minor left after the Auxl Incursion. You remember the eerily beautiful glare of the orbital lances, the desperation and fear in everyone’s eyes as the bombardment began. You didn’t lose your family to the bombardment, or to the high-calibre slugs of the Auxl Strike Troops, at least you don’t think so, it was the mad push of the crowd that separated you. Millions of people rushing to any ship getting off-world, and somehow you landed on one them. Apparently the Auxl Fleets didn’t even bother intercepting the thousands of ships fleeing the Calaxis system, they wanted your people to spread terror throughout the human territories.

Nowhere was keen to accept the millions of Calaxis refugees with open arms, eventually the ships had to ditch their human cargo somewhere. Even the most philanthropic of captains could only promise a relatively civilized location. During those years you had to do things, terrible things, just for a bite to eat. You’ll never go back to that, you have had to claw your way to every bit of wealth, rank and influence and if anyone plans on taking it away from you they can pry it from your cold dead hands.

Those were hard years, lean years. Tough times for such a young...

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Man.

Woman.

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>>106322

Her Majesty did not ignore the affront of the razing of Calaxis, or at least Her Majesty didn’t ignore the threat it posed to the rest of the Commonwealth. Vassals were called up, the Leviathian Legio summoned and Oaths of Allegiance reminded, and eventually the military might of that vast human empire called the August Commonwealth responded to the Auxl in kind. The war was long. Very long. You grew from child to juvenile during that war, signing up at the soonest opportunity when the recruiters were desperate enough for manpower to buy your lies about your age.

You had your revenge. You had it in spades. It was a long war after all, by the end of it you were a fully-fledged…

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Drop Infantry Commander. The best weapons, the hardest missions and the biggest balls. Leaping from the swooping Assault Dropships into hell, you commanded the toughest sons-of-bitches in the Commonwealth.

Naval Commodore. Some of the Commonwealth’s mightiest weapons were at your command, you had the power to scour planets given enough time and ammunition. With 3 ships and some 900 souls you left a trail of Auxl wreckage in your wake.

Merchant Prince. It’s amazing what a bit of swashbuckling and privateering can result in. But you didn’t make your real fortune in being were the enemy was. You made it by getting much needed resources to where the enemy wasn’t.

Leviathan Pilot. You have known what it is to be a God, tasted the primal rage of a Leviathan’s animalistic AI, a striding colossus of fire and fury. None could stand before you, where you walked cities burnt.

>>106327
Man.

Naval Commodore. Some of the Commonwealth’s mightiest weapons were at your command, you had the power to scour planets given enough time and ammunition. With 3 ships and some 900 souls you left a trail of Auxl wreckage in your wake.

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>>106322
Man

>>106327
Naval Commodore. Some of the Commonwealth’s mightiest weapons were at your command, you had the power to scour planets given enough time and ammunition. With 3 ships and some 900 souls you left a trail of Auxl wreckage in your wake.

Is a leviathan pilot closer to a engineer, or do they just strap some random in to get ravaged by the AI?

>Man.

>Merchant Prince. It’s amazing what a bit of swashbuckling and privateering can result in. But you didn’t make your real fortune in being were the enemy was. You made it by getting much needed resources to where the enemy wasn’t.

>>106357
It's closer to the Princeps of a Titan from 40k. Leviathans choose their masters, it's weird symbiotic-relationship between man and bestial-AI that the Astro-Anglican Church frowns heavily upon.

The Leviathan Legio is the also only body that answers to summons from the Queen alone.

All this Man. Blast, no swarthy female MC.

>women
>Leviathan Pilot

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>>106375
>women refugee getting a lordship over a planet.
>women in the navy

>>106383
The August Commonwealth is fairly egalitarian as far as gender is concerned, though that varies throughout the territories. Discrimination is generally saved up for the non-human minorities.

The lowborn refugee bit will be far more of an impediment than what's between your legs.

>>106396
ah alright mate.

would have picked "blueblood highborn" as a background but thats just cookie cutter as fuck.

carry on.

>>106327
Female/Levi

>>106322
Woman
>>106327
>Leviathan Pilot. You have known what it is to be a God, tasted the primal rage of a Leviathan’s animalistic AI, a striding colossus of fire and fury. None could stand before you, where you walked cities burnt.
Full psychopath

>>106418
>>106422
Are we goimg for the Scarlet Empress in 40k? Holy crap that sounds like a hilarious and fun idea

>>106427
>>106418
>>106422
Do we get to keep the Leviathan? If so I'm totally in

>>106432
Probably not, sorry to say.

>>106434
Well fuck it lets do it anyway

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Seeing as I'm off to bed, I won't be calling the vote just yet. Feel free to ask any questions you want about the career or the setting at large.

The August Commonwealth is a big place.

>>106406
I'll have you know a have a female friend who is an officer in my country's navy. She's also a total slut, so that's a bad example.

>>106432
You would still have to pay for it out of your starting assets at a reduced rate, same as you would for the Naval ships, Merchant Fleet or cohort of hardened Drop Troops.

You could still start with a Leviathan even if you didn't select that career path, but it would be less likely to see you as compatible.

>>106455
>We can keep it
F U C K. Y E S

>>106455
What is the setting really? I'm interested but hesitant due to lack of knowledge

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>>106455
>female in the navy is a total slut

No surprise there mate.
seppo navy sluts are all the rage in Aussieland.

i'll keep your thread alive mate.
if it gets low, i'll dump some cyberpunk wallpapers and shit.

>>106474
Has the bump system been changed back? I thought it was still 48 hours

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>>106484
no clue mate, i dont even come to this board often

>>106495
Basically threads get pruned every 48 hours rather than the traditional way.

>>106500
guess i'll check in every few hours while i Play Payday 2

maybe i'd get bored and make bios for planets in the galaxy of the August Commonwealth, if OP allows it

i have time to kill because i dont sleep

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>>106464
Completely homebrew, mate.

The start of humanity's expansion into space began well enough. All the major players left at the end of the 21st century had assets all over the solar system and beyond. The United States of North America, the South American Alliance, the Chino- Conglomerate (By then mostly a corporation), the League of African Nations and the United Kingdom of England and France Turns out leaving the EU was the best decision the UK ever made.

It was good times for humanity, barring the occasional brushfire war over a particularly juicy colony. Then after not one, but -two- awful and costly interstellar wars that lasted decades each, humanity found that it lost Earth but had managed toppled what passed as the Galactic Council at the time.

During those rough years the various territories and struggling systems came under the sway of one charismatic and powerful individual, who lead humanity out of it's darkest hour and into the galactic spotlight. Oh and that someone (a distant relative of the British Crown) decided it was a good idea to reinstall the Monarchy to their full power. That was 300 years ago.


>>106474
>Aussie
Mah niggah

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>>106464
>>106518
Sorry, to clarify.

BRITISH EMPIRE IN SPACE.

That should just about cover it.


>>106508
>write-up planet bios
Sure thing, the August Commonwealth has some 500 of them, and twice that amount of other holdings such as minor moons, asteroid, or free floating stations.

Fully Terraformed planets where the atmosphere is breathable are rare though, less than 10%. That kind of process takes generations.

>>106342
This desu

>>106381
This desu

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>>106531
>BRITISH EMPIRE IN SPACE.

>>106381
Supporting

>>106322
>Man

>>106327
Naval Commodore. Some of the Commonwealth’s mightiest weapons were at your command, you had the power to scour planets given enough time and ammunition. With 3 ships and some 900 souls you left a trail of Auxl wreckage in your wake.

>>106327

Voting for Man and Naval Commodore.

I really like the "hard as nails Queensman" vibe here.

Also we look like Idris Elba.

>>106327

>Male
>Naval Commodore

Hard as nails Queensman please. I'm getting an Idris Elba vibe from this.

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Ciridilus (sirrr-ee-dil-us)

System; Kathmandu cluster

Capital; Banbroko

Population; 500,000

Orbital period; 25 Earth days

Climate; Fucking cold

A cold tundra planet on the outskirts of August Commonwealth territory, bearing upon it’s surface the sprawling metropolis of Banbroko.

The planet is special in that is has fully breathable oxygen, albeit a bit thinner akin to the heights of Mount Everest.
The planet itself is encased in ice, (much like the sol system’s
“Uranus” was in 2068 at the end of the Forlorn Conflict), and presented many problems for the August Commonwealth colonisation efforts, namely how to provide food for the inhabitants of the colony.

The first settlement on the planet was the aptly named “station Madhesh”, and resembled more of a small mining settlement until private colonial backers began funding shipments to the planet from the nearby Dheli system.

The planet prospered when in 2334, a rare element of Gladiatium was found beneath the surface, attracting even more Private and Commonwealth support for the colony akin to a Gold rush.

The Colony is still within it’s prime and it’s leaders growing ever more content with the stream of wealth flowing through the system.

>Oh see donut steel

>>106765
>>106768

Oops, thought the first one didn't go through. Sorry y'all.

>>106322
>Man
Naval Commodore. Some of the Commonwealth’s mightiest weapons were at your command, you had the power to scour planets given enough time and ammunition. With 3 ships and some 900 souls you left a trail of Auxl wreckage in your wake.

>>106765
>>106768
Nice voting that there anon.

>>106779
>>106327
Voting against guy samefags. Count me in for leviathan fun

>>106775
Check
>>106779
>>106787

>>106789
5 votes with entirely differing IPs don't just come all within 5 minutes anon. I'm not fucking stupid.

>>106800
2 things
1 was 3 votes over 10 minutes
2 people are just now waking up in some areas or just getting onto the quest.

>>106800

Well two of them come from me, lol. No need for salt anon

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Vladivostok Prime

System; Gruppa krovi System

Capital; none (formerly Cyka Vebinostu)

Population; 900 (Formerly 70,000 before Commonwealth bombardment)

Orbital period; 27 Earth hours

Climate; Radioactive shithole would not step in (swamp-like carbon monoxide environment before Commonwealth bombardment

The Auxl’s first and only attempt at colonisation within a nearby system was a complete disaster.
Between toxic plantlife to raider parties from nearby systems, it seemed that the colony was doomed from the start, until the Auxl gave the colonists an entire garrison of soldiers, Air-to-Space cannons and 3 dreadnoughts.
The raiders were destroyed or routed, the planet received regular supplies from the Auxl Hierarchy and all seemed to be going fine until the August Commonwealth started colonising nearby moons and planets in the same system.
Ever the diplomats, the Commonwealth sent an envoy down to the planet to discuss terms of a peaceful coexistence within the system, to stop any aggression before it takes place.

The Auxl’s was open to negotiations, but they wanted the bases and colonies already inhabited by Commonwealth citizens, to which the diplomats refused outright.
The diplomats body was sent back to the Commonwealth delegation in a stew pot made filled with piss.
Angered by the display of gratuitous violence, HRM Theodora the fifth, ordered the colony destroyed by the Royal Spaceborne Navy, to which almost 120,000 men and women were lost to in the ensuring bombardment.

All that is left of the planet’s former inhabitants are the decrepit husks of Cyka Vebinostu.


>feedback from my shit bio's/history is cool, mates

>>106322
Man
>>106327
Naval Commodore. Sure a titan is all well and good but without transport it's stuck.

Oh and vulnerable to Orbital bombardment

>>106769
Alaska gold rush planet, neat.

>>106851
wasteland of "don't fuck with space Britain" neat

>>106863
We're kind of a planetary governor anon. To think we won't have a fleet is sort of fucking stupid, in comparison to getting a titan which are both exceedingly rare and likely won't bond to use if we don't pick it here

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>>106870
More?

>>106879
yes please

>>106327
Merchant Princess

Are we still voting? Or writing our planet?

>>106327
Naval Commodore.

>>106873
Good points anon, it's kinda 1am here so I didn't really think of that

>>106913
im just doing the planet thing because i thought i might be fun to give the universe some backdrop.

>>106327
Levvy pls

>>106327
THE MONSTROUS LEVITHAN PRINCESS, GODDESS OF WAR AND DEATH!

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The Aurualian expanse is a cluster of uninhabited planets surrounded by a highly volatile nebula.
The expanse and planets themselves are unremarkable as Commonwealth probes indicate that the planets are hollow, with only a few thousand kilometres of pure dirt holding the planetary bodies together.
The remarkable thing about the Aurualian expanse is it’s presence in many folk legends as the Resting place of Pirate raider “Commodore kilkulin’s” hidden treasure.
At one point, a lord Garrick Harrow of house Battalia went on to hunt for the famed raider’s hidden treasure, only to be crushed by the planet X14u’s gravity.
Due to this incident and the death of an esteemed gentleman, the expanse has been declared off limits to Commonwealth citizens.

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Husky 7

System; Credence system

Capital; New Halifax

Population; 50,000

Orbital period; 29 earth hours

Climate; Comfy woodland, air breathable

The planet of Husky 7 is a garden world in the interior of Commonwealth space.
Regarded more as a hunting destination for prosperous lords and tradesmen alike than a future planet spanning metropolis within commonwealth society, Husky 7 is owned primarily by the WSU Conglomerate.

Discovered in 2138 by famed explorer, Butch T Cougar, The planet hosts multiple hunting lodges dotting the planet, for the rich elite to enjoy during their visits to the planet.
There is only one official settlement on the planet, and it is that of New Halifax, a city no bigger than 2 Commonwealth Dreadnoughts

>>107059

How big are 2 dreadnoughts?

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>>107066
that's up to OP

kind of depends if he wants them xbox hueg like Warhammer or EVE, or small as shit like Mass erect.

personally, im going off of EVE

im kinda stoked to see if OP has a space Man of War in his thing

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XZ45i (Commonwealth designation)/Zion (local name)

System; Zulu 79 (Commonwealth designation)/The empty sea (local name)

Capital; Outpost Bravo 14 (commonwealth)/ Sheridan (local)

Population; 415

Orbital period; 55 earth years

Climate; Absolutely fucking cold, manmade atmosphere enveloping single settlement.

A rare case of secession actually working, the colony of Zion elected to separate from the August Commonwealth in 2388, under the pretence of expressing their religious freedom.
Heralds, as the colonists came to be known, held tightly to their so called “god given land” that they rejected commonwealth technology, electing to use only old earth technology to survive.

At the time of the secession, Her Majesty’s fleets were otherwise engaged with the Auxl in the gruppa krovi system.
Unable to order the colony destroyed, Theodora the Fifth elected to let them go, under the pretense that the Commonwealth would be able to maintain an outpost on the planet’s surface.

Tensions between the Heralds and the Commonwealth had been steady until just a few months before the story takes place, a Herald murdered a Commonwealth Lord’s daughter in an altercation about a wig maker’s bill

it would have been too easy to call the colonists “Zionists”

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>>107150
Oy vey

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here's somehing you can vote on while OP fucks a slav chick in his dreams.

What should i do next?

Race

Battle

Planet

Cluster

>>107184
>Cluster

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The “Sargent Shultz” cluster is a combination of stars and nebulae gas particals condensing into the orbit of the planetary body “Klinkerhoffen”.
The effect this cluster has upon the planet is absolutely devastating, with winds gusting up to 500kph and heat reaching absolutely insane proportions, but despite all this, A Commonwealth outpost is maintained 20 km below the planets surface.
There used to be 2 outposts maintained upon the planet, but the second one was destroyed when a newly arrived Colonial Commander of the kinchlo garrison complained about the heat and ordered his second to open a window.

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what next lads?

>>107264

I guess OP finishes the swearing in and our Guv'nah attends his first meeting.

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>>107296
fair enough.

hope he likes the shit i typed when he wakes up at midday

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Cant be fucked writing anymore because it's 5am.

have a pretty picture

>>106322

Man.

Leviathan Pilot. You have known what it is to be a God, tasted the primal rage of a Leviathan’s animalistic AI, a striding colossus of fire and fury. None could stand before you, where you walked cities burnt.

>>106322
>>106327
Female Drop Infantry Commandress.

>>107534
A little slow, nigga. Also that's awful.

>>107059
Best planet, but it seems we won't have full control, and constantly be at odds with WSU.

>>106851
What other resources does this pant have aside from radioactive dust?

>>106769
This may be the best choice, since it is economically stable with a decent sized population and fairly well developed.
I'd go for this If Vladivostok Prime has too little agriculture-able land and lack of raw resources.

>>106327
>Leviathan Pilot. You have known what it is to be a God, tasted the primal rage of a Leviathan’s animalistic AI, a striding colossus of fire and fury. None could stand before you, where you walked cities burnt.

I just don't believe that a refugee/enlisted can become anything other than brawn man... so the genetic compatibility thing helps.

And brawn man probably gets a planet that has some kind of rebellious or dangerous background, so our Leviathan can hold the breach if things don't go peaceful.

>>107789
>best choice
Doubt that refugee-turned-hero gets the best stuff though.

I got my hopes up and was ready to get comfy with a new Planetary Governor Quest for the rest of the day instead I got blue balled by OP.

>>109269
Same, but I went over to the non-blue boards to solve that.

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>>106769
>>106851
These two are my favourite!

>>107074
>>107066
Generally smaller, as Commodore you commanded 3 ships (Crew of 400, 250, 250 each). Heavily clamped AI run most of it.

>>106908
Woman, Merchant Princess.

>>106367
Man, Merchant Prince

>>106342
>>106345
>>106548
>>106754
>>106765
>>106777
>>106863
>>106913
Man, Naval Commodore
Idris Elba? Fuck yeah

>>106381
>>106418
>>106422
>>106427
>>106435
>>106567
>>106924
>>106935
Woman, Leviathan Pilot.
Delicious Brown Asuka

>>107524
>>108284
Man, Leviathan Pilot.

>>107534
Woman, Drop Infantry Commander.
So basically ODST + Balalaika from Black Lagoon, I can dig it

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That seems pretty even-steven, and I am more than okay with writing up either an Idris Elba Navy Officer or a Delicious Brown Asuka. Also I haven't actually watched Evangelion so maybe some other Mecha-Pilot is a better example?

So tell you what, for the next hour (or two) I'll open it up for discussion between these two options.

Please attach a 1d20 next to your vote, if it's still too close to call then the highest total of rolls will win. I also encourage discussion to support your decision.

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Woman, Leviathan Pilot.You likely would have died forgotten on some blasted wasteland during the 2nd Burlensk Offensive. But instead you were chosen. You still remember your column marching past one of the inactive behemoths, fresh out of the factory. And then it -moved-, looking directly at you. Everything changed after that.

Man, Naval Commodore. The 2nd Burlensk Offensive was a bad time for the August Commonwealth. Poorly planned, poorly supplied and poorly led. Things got desperate, desperate enough that a newly-minted Ensign ended up taking command of a half-blasted ship to lead the counter-attack that salvaged the battle.

I will not count votes that do not have dice-rolls attached.

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>109412

Rolling for Elba-style naval commodore

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>109412
>Man, Naval Commodore. The 2nd Burlensk Offensive was a bad time for the August Commonwealth. Poorly planned, poorly supplied and poorly led. Things got desperate, desperate enough that a newly-minted Ensign ended up taking command of a half-blasted ship to lead the counter-attack that salvaged the battle.

Navy 4 life

>>109412
>Man, Naval Commodore
Was I suppose to vote for the gender and career past this >>106375?

I didn't since I came in late.

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>109412
Rolling for Leviathan Lady

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>109412
>Woman, Leviathan Pilot.You likely would have died forgotten on some blasted wasteland during the 2nd Burlensk Offensive. But instead you were chosen. You still remember your column marching past one of the inactive behemoths, fresh out of the factory. And then it -moved-, looking directly at you. Everything changed after that.

>>109478
Don't worry about it. Also, cast your vote again with a 1d20 if you want it to count.

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>109412
>Man, Naval Commodore. The 2nd Burlensk Offensive was a bad time for the August Commonwealth. Poorly planned, poorly supplied and poorly led. Things got desperate, desperate enough that a newly-minted Ensign ended up taking command of a half-blasted ship to lead the counter-attack that salvaged the battle.

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>109412
Asuka

Rolled 5 (1d20)

>>109412
Man, Naval Commodore. The 2nd Burlensk Offensive was a bad time for the August Commonwealth. Poorly planned, poorly supplied and poorly led. Things got desperate, desperate enough that a newly-minted Ensign ended up taking command of a half-blasted ship to lead the counter-attack that salvaged the battle.

>>109412
Woman, Leviathan Pilot.You likely would have died forgotten on some blasted wasteland during the 2nd Burlensk Offensive. But instead you were chosen. You still remember your column marching past one of the inactive behemoths, fresh out of the factory. And then it -moved-, looking directly at you. Everything changed after that.

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>109412
>Man, Naval Commodore. The 2nd Burlensk Offensive was a bad time for the August Commonwealth. Poorly planned, poorly supplied and poorly led. Things got desperate, desperate enough that a newly-minted Ensign ended up taking command of a half-blasted ship to lead the counter-attack that salvaged the battle.

Rolled 20 (1d20)

>>109412
Woman, Leviathan Pilot.You likely would have died forgotten on some blasted wasteland during the 2nd Burlensk Offensive. But instead you were chosen. You still remember your column marching past one of the inactive behemoths, fresh out of the factory. And then it -moved-, looking directly at you. Everything changed after that.

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>109412
>>109412
Levie

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>109412
Man, Naval Commodore. The 2nd Burlensk Offensive was a bad time for the August Commonwealth. Poorly planned, poorly supplied and poorly led. Things got desperate, desperate enough that a newly-minted Ensign ended up taking command of a half-blasted ship to lead the counter-attack that salvaged the battle.

>>109576
THE DICEGODS KNOW THE WINNER! SECONDED!

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>109412

Man, Naval Commodore. The 2nd Burlensk Offensive was a bad time for the August Commonwealth. Poorly planned, poorly supplied and poorly led. Things got desperate, desperate enough that a newly-minted Ensign ended up taking command of a half-blasted ship to lead the counter-attack that salvaged the battle.

TACTICAL GENIUS

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>109412
>Man, Naval Commodore

>>109614

9-6 in favor of male navy command at this point.

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>109412
Leviathan.

>>109412
>Woman, Leviathan Pilot.You likely would have died forgotten on some blasted wasteland during the 2nd Burlensk Offensive. But instead you were chosen. You still remember your column marching past one of the inactive behemoths, fresh out of the factory. And then it -moved-, looking directly at you. Everything changed after that.
Honestly everything about this sounds fun. From the concept to the execution to the eventual result. I can't say I'm interested much in the other one.

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>109412
>Woman, Leviathan Pilot.You likely would have died forgotten on some blasted wasteland during the 2nd Burlensk Offensive. But instead you were chosen. You still remember your column marching past one of the inactive behemoths, fresh out of the factory. And then it -moved-, looking directly at you. Everything changed after that.

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>>109412
>Woman, Leviathan Pilot.You likely would have died forgotten on some blasted wasteland during the 2nd Burlensk Offensive. But instead you were chosen. You still remember your column marching past one of the inactive behemoths, fresh out of the factory. And then it -moved-, looking directly at you. Everything changed after that.
British, Brown Not!Asuka's probably the best concept since sliced bread. Just hope we actually get to play it

>>109679

I can tell you think so since you've blatantly proxied your way to victory. Enjoy your quest

QM if you hold a gender vote make it a short vote. Otherwise you risk anons cycling their IPS to get their way.

>>109682
how can u tell

>>109693
The fact that nearly all of them have their first post in this vote. Blatant ip cycling.

>>109703
to be fair it's generally been enough for people to go to sleep and get up in this amount of time which usually resets IPs my phone does it all the time

>>109689

He did a pretty lazy job of doing it so I can't imagine he cares that much.

Just play as a dude OP, that's what the majority wants anyways

>>109689
>>109703
>>109735
Yknow everything you guys have said the men voters have had as well I don't think there's room to point hands like this

>>109748
2 votes for male with 1 post only

9 female votes with first posters.

>>109766
Don't forget the other vote happened

>>109748
What are you even saying? Click the IDs and check which ones come up as only posting once in the entire thread. Most of the people who voted for male navy have posted more than once so they are not cycling. You can't get your old ID back once you cycle it.

ignore me pls, newb

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dice+1d10

I just happened to have found the thread for this vote. Sorry if that seems suspicious.

>>109783
Dice go in options field. Also works on /tg/.

Rolled 9 (1d10)

one more try, ignore pls

Rolled 48 (1d100)

>>109783
in the options field, can only roll one dice at a time

>>109770
Which does not count now.

>>109787

Just figured that out, thanks!

>>109787
Nah man, you're cool. Just a few salty fucks as usual in questing

>>109488
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>>109679
All these have only one post in the entire thread.

I wonder If after voting we can do a confirmation post after to make sure the poster IDs match up. Would that work to prevent people trying to cycle their IPs?

>>109812
I've just been kind of lurking.

>>109812
considering this is a slow quest, to be honest it's pretty ludicrous to think that everyone will stick around for every vote and then re-vote for confirmation there was like 6 hours between the last vote and this one ffs

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>it turned into a small clusterfuck.

no surprise there

>>109818
Well then I can scratch this one off >>109605

>>109827
The long post time is not the players fault, we need the QM to give posts more frequently.

>>109857
to be fair, every quest I've seen has a cluster fuck more often than not

except Ghost Quest, fuck Ghost Quest and it's stupid ass players

>>109827
And I don't think its ludicrous to do that, unless your saying its unrealistic to do because of the time inbetween posts from the QM.

>>109870
>The long post time is not the players fault, we need the QM to give posts more frequently.

See:
>This will be a slow one so take your time, I plan to update irregularly. It's a pet project on the side of my other quest. On the upside, posts will be well thought out and of high quality.
If you're looking for fast quest with super complex good voting rules don't think this is the right place desu.

>>109896
I do and I also did

>>109907
I'm not expecting super duper frequent posts every 15 minutes type of deal. Just occasional updates that give us an idea of whats going on and what we can expect.

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>>109879
i dont even come here often, this is my first quest and all iv'e done is write up half baked planet bios.

which i liked doing very very much

also i think QM is an aussie like me, and i just woke up at fucking 1pm

>>109919
literally went to bed mid-thread anon. Cmon man, this is stupid IMO.

>>109932
Because the blatant Ip switching went your way.

>>109920
That pic reminds me of some quest (I think) that ran awhile back on /b/ with a bit of a Pandorum.

Rolled 15 (1d20)

Well fuck it, if everyone is going get their knickers in a knot this seems like something to leave to chance.

Evens = Naval Idris Elba

Odds = Delicious Brown Asuka

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>>109994
i scooped most of these up from /wg/

>>109932
What? So are your against slightly more frequent posting or against my suggestion that I was kicking around?

>>110003
Well we tried Navy bros

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>>110003
looks like we're brown asuka

i for one welcome our nigger nip overlords

>>110003
Yes reward the samefags for their cheating.

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>>110003
Delicious Brown Asuka it is
>image
If the players can rustle up a picture of a dark-skinned person cosplaying as Asuka I will reward you.

>>110025
Eh, it was close anyway.

>>110009
Hey, I'm against slightly more frequent posting. I've got university, two jobs, a girlfriend I'm left-handed and another quest to run.

>>110003
i'm startin' to understand why this is a 'forgotten' QM.
yaaaay fetishists who i guarantee you will make this thread about the same as any other.
this shit had potential.

>>110035
Well at least we can still obliterate things so I'm fine with this

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>>110040
>i'm startin' to understand why this is a 'forgotten' QM.

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>>110003
won by vote and dice twice, brown asuka wins, GG

>>110035
Thing is literally 6 of the Fetish voters where blatant Ip spoofs. post once on id then never again. Where as the male voters have had 1 voter with that distinction. This quest is literally going to turn into yuri pandering just like the vast majority of femc quests.

>>110035
Eh, it was close anyway.
Not really.

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>Quest is still in chargen
>Doomsaying already started

>>110061
lmao honest to god OP made his decision, stop being such a salty shit and find some cosplay art if you're going to stay otherwise just fuck off

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>>110069
Get on the plane!

>>110078
Says the Ip spoofer with the fetish.

Since buying an 'Hastati Class' Leviathan will be an option from our assets, would anons prefer that it is our old warmachine during the Auxl Incursion or a different one? There are pros and cons to either one.
Either way you won't start off with the real good weapons, the Legio doesn't take kindly to independant venture.


>>110061
>yuri
I had to look that up. I assure you that the MC will be 100% straight, nor will players be romancing the Leviathan AI. But if this isn't your thing, godspeed anon. It's not like I'm about to back out of the decision now.

>>110085
The sad thing is he doesn't care about the quest beyond fapping. After which he'll probably fuck off to ruin some other quest.

>>110069
it was a shit chargen, you're not supposed to fuck off in the middle of a vote like >>106455

i just don't know why race was pre-determined to be dark skinned. i smell ruses.

>>110095
What are the stats?

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>>110095
let's have sex with dragons.
we're in too deep to go back.
find a dragon race and fuck it with the leviathan.

also
>>yuri
>I had to look that up,
pic related

>>110095
>would anons prefer that it is our old warmachine during the Auxl Incursion or a different one
same one of course, once you're bonded you're bonded after all.

Can't find any brown asuka cosplay yet, I'll keep looking tho

>I assure you that the MC will be 100% straight,
man thank god. literally so few straight FeMCs

>>110095
Older one, we have ours no need to replace it. Just make sure it's at tip top.

Just beware you will have anons pushing to turn this into a smutquest/lesbian quest. Happens EVERY quest with a female MC and unless the QM say no early, often and means it.

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>>110095
Our old war machine of course

>>110095
The same one. No need to ditch an old friend.

>>110119
>the MC will be 100% straight, nor will players be romancing the Leviathan AI.

i think you need to remove your salt googles. Guy have principals

>>110119
>Just beware you will have anons pushing to turn this into a smutquest/lesbian quest.
literally no one is doing this, please stop being delusional

>>110097
>pre-determined race

It wasn't. Blueblood was pale, Recruit was darker, Refugee was darkest. You can see why I didn't blatantly put skin colour in charging, surely?

>>110130
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>>110119
>>110116
Same one it is. Good choice

>>110135
Qms have said that before........ Most don't follow through. I was giving him warning.

>>110142
We'll see.

>>110146
god you're such a cunt, maybe those QMs, just maybe, WANTED to go in that direction? IMO unless you run el randimo quest the "I take first vote always" quest QMs usually have some sort of grasp and control of the story

and I don't know, maybe you should stop acting like FQM hasn't already made a quest before and considering how chargen has been structured already researched into the common pitfalls and otherwise, TRUST YOUR QM, stop being such a paranoid cunt about things

>>110166
Yes throwing insults, non sequiters, and ad hominems supports you a great deal. How about you shut up?

>>110146
bad experience with QMs I take it?

>>110178
Several times over.

>>110166
>god you're such a cunt
i can just feel the butthurt.
>maybe those QMs just maybe, WANTED to go in that direction?
yes and have their crafted worlds and set up character development ruined by wicked bohners.
>TRUST YOUR QM, stop being such a paranoid cunt about things
i'd love to trust qm's, if they didn't fuck off in the middle of a great quest, or they didn't fuck up a vote like this one. what about those thirty trillion risk OPs that all have to leave for some reason

why the fuck is the refugee darker skinned, op, is that a political message or something?

>>110176
sure, I will. For the sake of not taking up space the quest should have, maybe you can be as considerate and take your whining to /qtg/

>>110166
>resets IPs my phone does it all the time
Tell me what other posts you made on here that aren't with G6m6dlDR post id?

>>110189
>why the fuck is the refugee darker skinned, op, is that a political message or something
It's Space British Empire. Whites are above colonial subjects.

Jesus, stop being scared of the SJW boogeyman.

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You remember that moment, the feeling of something greater than yourself regarding you. The Legio Adepts attending that vast behemoth virtually swarmed your commanding officer mid-march in their efforts to discern just whom the Hastati Class Leviathan had chosen. You remember the primal roar of the machine reverberating through your body, your mind, perhaps your soul. Instead of being just another nameless body in the muck of the 2nd Burlensk Offensive you were a Legio Pilot. You were the one that struck down the Auxl Colossi Bren’Vxl and his brothers. You were the one that held Danchim Pass against their armies not once, but thrice. During those years, those long, bloody years, you and your Leviathan become as one.

In those final days of the war, as you tore the cities of the Auxl Homeworld asunder, you felt nothing but…

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Satisfaction. Revenge, at last, was yours. And the taste of it was oh so sweet. The bloodlust they warned you about in the Legio Scholarium did not come from your Leviathan this time, but from you.

Regret. Revenge had lost its appeal after the first massacre, let alone the third. The armies of the Auxl were long destroyed, nothing stood before you but their younglings and womenfolk. There was no honour in this.

Anticipation. Your mind wasn’t really on the array of target indications and weapon tracking, nothing that could hurt you was firing back anyway. You were already thinking about after the war, what you could do. What you could build.

>>110205
ok. no, i get it. clearly, the white american subjects under the british, are clearly darker skinned because they are colonial subjects.

>sjw boogeyman
the only man in your life is the idris elba commodore you spoofed into nonexistence.

>>110223
>Satisfaction. Revenge, at last, was yours. And the taste of it was oh so sweet. The bloodlust they warned you about in the Legio Scholarium did not come from your Leviathan this time, but from you.
hope to be around when I wake up, something like 7AM here now. Probs not such a good ides to argue with salt fuelled idiots in future.

stick to your guns FQM, you're a pretty cool dude

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>110223
>Anticipation. Your mind wasn’t really on the array of target indications and weapon tracking, nothing that could hurt you was firing back anyway. You were already thinking about after the war, what you could do. What you could build.

I don't care that much that my option lost the vote but please for the love of god OP keep the quest going to keep the shitstorms from gaining momentum.

>>110223
Satisfaction. Revenge, at last, was yours. And the taste of it was oh so sweet. The bloodlust they warned you about in the Legio Scholarium did not come from your Leviathan this time, but from you.

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>>110189
>>110227
>why the fuck is the refugee darker skinned

I er, ah shit. You got me.

Really though as >>110205 said, it's the British Empire in Space so the majority of royalty is going to consist of your typical pale bluebloods.

Skin colour, like gender, isn't really regarded as that important in most of the August Commonwealth. Being human is.

>>110244
alright, i just need to know one thing

do the royalty "keep the bloodlines pure" like the targaryens.

>>110223
>Regret. Revenge had lost its appeal after the first massacre, let alone the third. The armies of the Auxl were long destroyed, nothing stood before you but their younglings and womenfolk. There was no honour in this.

>>110223
>Anticipation. Your mind wasn’t really on the array of target indications and weapon tracking, nothing that could hurt you was firing back anyway. You were already thinking about after the war, what you could do. What you could build.

>>110249
No.

2nd cousins don't count, right?

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dont know if it's to your liking OP, but it's the closest dark thing in a plugsuit I could find. Hope someone finds something better

>>110223
Regret. Revenge had lost its appeal after the first massacre, let alone the third. The armies of the Auxl were long destroyed, nothing stood before you but their younglings and womenfolk. There was no honour in this.

>>110223
>Anticipation. Your mind wasn’t really on the array of target indications and weapon tracking, nothing that could hurt you was firing back anyway. You were already thinking about after the war, what you could do. What you could build.

>>110223
>Satisfaction. Revenge, at last, was yours. And the taste of it was oh so sweet. The bloodlust they warned you about in the Legio Scholarium did not come from your Leviathan this time, but from you.

>>110223
What do each of the options mean?

>>110299
Personality options I think.

Satisfaction = Give in to the bloodlust
Regret = Horrors of war
Anticipation = I just can't wait to be governor

>>110307
If it's just personality I'll stick then

>>110223
REVENGE!

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>>110223
>Satisfaction. Revenge, at last, was yours.
You know how it must have feel to see the end of the war, one has fought in while killing everybody in the enemy capital?

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Haven't found any cosplayers yet. Going to be posting all brown girls in plugsuits I can find

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>>110471

Wow, this quest has gone hill, fucking degenerates.

>>110526
Honestly better than playing Not!General Stubbs.

>>110526
i poured a little bit of effort into the system bios.
i think i might reuse them for another quest

>>110559
Wew, are people really this salty male lost?

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>>110566
im not salty, people are just shitting up the place up, that's all.

>>110590
Like... Who? People who are doing what OP asked or people who are complaining and trying to make the QM change what he's already done?

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Twenty-Three years you had been fighting this war. Twenty-Three Years. The countless comrades, battle brothers and sisters whose names you can’t even remember. The faces that begin to all blur together. By the end you found it hard to muster empathy for your fellow man, nevermind the enemy.

You think you gave a damn whether the Auxl cowering before you carried weapons? That you cared if some delegation or other of flag-waving apes had sued for peace? That it mattered if any of those that burned in your firestorm weren’t even born when Calaxis fell?

You were flame. You were fury. The Leviathan didn’t choose you only for you to wring your hands and bemoan the fate of the blasted Auxl, you were chosen to be the architect of their destruction. The sight of Auxl Primus burning, the conflagration reaching up into the vey heavens themselves, was the most beautiful thing you have ever seen.

You remember it all, so swept up in the bloodlust you couldn’t tell where your rage ended and the Leviathan’s began. That was the closest to Dark Combine you had ever come, that dreaded final fusion that results in the worst mix of man and machine. After, you swear your Leviathan purred in contentment. The instrument of your vengeance, your most loyal steed…

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“Barabbas, Fourth of That Name.”

“Saul, Fiftheenth of That Name.”

“Jezebel, Seventh of That Name.”

Write in. Choose any biblical character of less-than-stellar repute.

>>110696
"Solomon, The First and Only of His Name."

>>110701
Nope, sorry.

The Leviathan Legio is at odds with the Astra-Anglican church. What began as a snub, naming the Leviathans after unsavoury people from the bible, is now a heavily ingrained Legio tradition.

If you were to choose Lucifer, that would be at least the Twenty-Seventh of that Name. Very popular.

>>110711
Solomon was pretty unsavoury at the end, defying gods wishes and becoming an outright heretic

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>>110718
Hmm, you make a compelling argument. If it garners support I'll allow it.

>>110696
>>110701
>>110719
I like solomon. It's unique, with how he was heretical at the end of his story. Also, he's the only one I've heard of.

>>110719
Does the Pharaoh count as a Biblical character?

>>110729
Rameses?

I guess so, can't think of any other named Pharaohs.

>>110719
Solomon turned outright heretical at the end of his rule. It is said in the Bible one is not to covet horses, gold or women. And yet horses from all the way from Egypt came to Israel, 666 bars of gold were delivered to him yearly and he married over 300 women, of which not all were Christian. They began to speak into his ear, and soon he built temples to their gods and turned away from the faith.

Despite all his wisdom, Solomon fell to sin. For that, he and David were punished.

Alternatively if we want a fembot we could go for Salome. I don't know how these A.I work, so not even sure if they are gendered.

>>110733
The Exodus pharaoh doesn't actually have a name. So it'd be just Pharaoh, [X] of His Name. Unless we wanna go with Rameses.

>>110734
>fembot
How about Delilah?

>>110734
"And the Lord was angry with Solomon, because his heart had turned away from the Lord, the God of Israel, who had appeared to him twice and had commanded him concerning this thing, that he should not go after other gods. But he did not keep what the Lord commanded. Therefore the Lord said to Solomon, "Since this has been your practice and you have not kept my covenant and my statutes that I have commanded you, I will surely tear the kingdom from you and will give it to your servant. Yet for the sake of David your father I will not do it in your days, but I will tear it out of the hand of your son. However, I will not tear away all the kingdom, but I will give one tribe to your son, for the sake of David my servant and for the sake of Jerusalem that I have chosen." - So on and so forth.

Plus, who doesn't want our main gun to be called the "Ark of the Covenant"?

>>110738
Delila is nice, I think Salome is a little more important due to killing John the Baptist, but Delila has a little more personality to her.

>>110734
>genderbot

They're not really gender-specific, the prevailing 'personality' of the Leviathan will be decided by it's animal spirit. To be decided when you first plug in.

>>110739
>Ark of the Covenant main gun
I love it.

>>110746
>>110739
Guess I'll support Solomon, as long as we get the Ark of the Covenant

>>110746
Think we're going with Solomon. Personally kinda interested to see what Lucifer the first is like.

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“Solomon, First and Only of That Name.”

You realise that you must cut quite the eccentric figure. Of the dozen or so other figures you note the slim-cut blue of several Naval Admirals, the bloody red of the Generals and Commanders, the flagrantly expensive cloth of some well-places nobles or well-to-do Merchant Princes. You are the only figure all in crisp black, the Legio have never been much for ostentation.

Your appearance is made all the more startlingly by your own appearance. In contrast to your dark skin, your hair is…

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A fair Blond. Like the majority of those that hailed from Calaxis.

A striking Red. You kept it dyed in a show of solidarity to the regiment you were attached to.

An eerie White. An unusual side effect of the Bonding with your Leviathan.

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You did not escape the war unscathed. Some scars will never fade, and you suspect that (barring some serious cosmetic surgery) you will carry these to the end of your days. Your mark is…

The lengthy scar that streaks down one side of your face, over your eye, earnt during the final hours of the Danchim Pass.

The gruesome burns that run up along the entirety of your left arm and shoulder. You prefer to keep it covered.

The headaches. They’re not so bad, so long as you Bond frequently with your Leviathan. But too long away and it becomes unbearable…


>>110751
>Lucifer, First of That Name

Long destroyed, one of the first casualties in humanity's first major interstellar war.

>>110767
An eerie White. An unusual side effect of the Bonding with your Leviathan.
The headaches. They’re not so bad, so long as you Bond frequently with your Leviathan. But too long away and it becomes unbearable…

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>>110767
An eerie White. An unusual side effect of the Bonding with your Leviathan.
The lengthy scar that streaks down one side of your face, over your eye, earnt during the final hours of the Danchim Pass.

>>110779
> inside mecha, getting a scar
How?

Eerie White is ok. Maybe the bonding does something to our genes as well? Maybe all Leviathan pilots have that trait?

Maybe we got a shorter fuse, getting angry more easily since the bonding - or maybe it's just the war experience.

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>>110767
>An eerie White. An unusual side effect of the Bonding with your Leviathan.

>The headaches. They’re not so bad, so long as you Bond frequently with your Leviathan. But too long away and it becomes unbearable…

>>110783
Battle damage. Inside gets trashed, heat and shrapnel everywhere.

>>110767
White/Headaches

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>>110787
>Picture
See: Image.

Also, seconding.

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>>110787
>Battle damage. Inside gets trashed, heat and shrapnel everywhere.
Or maybe we got it before we got our invincible Leviathan - as a grunt in the land forces?

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>>110827
>earned during the final hours of the Danchim Pass
>You were the one that struck down the Auxl Colossi Bren’Vxl and his brothers. You were the one that held Danchim Pass against their armies not once, but thrice.

It came when we were in the Leviathan.

>hey this quest looks pretty sweet
>ends up some nigger woman in space british empire

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You snap out your musings to the sudden realization that the Herald… is still talking.

“These souls are herein put under your protection, that they may serve you, and you them, to build both hearth and home with the blessings of Her Majesty and the Church. These souls are yours to govern, to reward and to chastise as you see fit, they shall abide by such laws as you decree…”

A polite way of saying ‘here are some poor unwanted sods, do what you like with them’. Colonists. Your colonists. Colonization is a risky endeavour, and those wealthy or well-placed enough to have some say in where they want to settle down certainly don’t choose the risky border-holdings. No, your colonists didn’t have the luxury of choice. The exiled, the outcast or the condemned. No doubt some of their number are just glad to be heading anywhere except where they came from, but the majority of them didn’t have much of a say in the matter.

Tens of thousands of souls, relying on you. You can’t help but feel the weight of that responsibility as you think about the colonists from…

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>>110876
Pick Two.

Novus Londinium and New Wessex. Prisons are expensive, and on such an overpopulated planet they take up valuable space as well. Sentencing to the Colonies is a popular recourse for the courtrooms. And when overpopulation becomes a real problem, who neighbourhoods are simply press-ganged into colonial duties.

Keyafulk Sultanate. Pacifists make poor rebels, the spiritual revolution that the devout followers of Janid’Islam thought would overturn the corrupt Sultanate failed dismally. With the most die-hard members of that movement executed, the families and suspected sympathizers were exiled soon after.

Dalholen and other territories. The pagan movement of the Scandiv Faith has always been at odds with the Astra-Anglican faith. Reclusive and adherents to an old belief, those that follow it have faced increasing persecution from the Church. Some of them have been thrown in on trumped up charges, while others left their lands on their volition, hoping to make a home elsewhere.

Kitwe Minoris. The League of African Nations is now little more than a protectorate in the August Commonwealth, and has only just emerged from a civil war. Guerrillas, their families, entire tribes that picked the wrong side, wanted mercenaries; all of these chose a pardon and one-way ticket out of LAN space over execution.

Samsara Adherents. To the Church, AI’s are a necessary evil, permitted only because of their utilities. For them to be regarded on an equal level, let alone –revered- means excommunication. To the quasi-Hindu Samsara faith, AI’s and uplifted creatures should be cherished and honoured, to them these beings are living, breathing(so to speak) proof of reincarnation at a higher level.

Sino-Rus System. Generally a dour, humourless people, these colonists are the restless trouble makers. Not enough of a threat to the state to warrant more extreme methods, but enough of a nuisance to seem them shipped off to be someone else’s problem. Some miss their homes, but many are just happy not to have been ‘disappeared’.

>>110880
>Samsara Adherents. To the Church, AI’s are a necessary evil, permitted only because of their utilities. For them to be regarded on an equal level, let alone –revered- means excommunication. To the quasi-Hindu Samsara faith, AI’s and uplifted creatures should be cherished and honoured, to them these beings are living, breathing(so to speak) proof of reincarnation at a higher level.

>Sino-Rus System. Generally a dour, humourless people, these colonists are the restless trouble makers. Not enough of a threat to the state to warrant more extreme methods, but enough of a nuisance to seem them shipped off to be someone else’s problem. Some miss their homes, but many are just happy not to have been ‘disappeared’.

>>110880
Samsara Adherents
Keyafulk Sultanate.

>>110868
Don't be racist anon, she is just as quintessentially british as any white male.

>>110880
>Keyafulk Sultanate
>Kitwe Minoris

Seems right up your alley you faggot

>>110880
>>110883
Yes! Dirtpoor Chinese and Russians and some fanatics who revere us.. or only our Leviathan.

>>110880
Sino-Rus & Keya

>>110868
>>110889
Well, playing the outsider is nice with an unknown story background - the MC and the players both don't know that much.

>>110897
Islamists... better not as the MC is a woman

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>>110868
>>110893
>image

>>110902
Pacifist Islamists. Crazy right?

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>>110905
>image

Doing chargen is stupid as shit

>>110880
>Keyafulk Sultanate
>Kitwe Minoris

Keyafulk Sultanate exiles are in.

Seems fairly even between Kitwe, Samsara and Sino-Rus.

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Vote now please.

>1) Kitwe undesirables.

>2) Samsara pilgrims.

>3) Sino-Rus outcasts.

>>110880
Daholen and Sino-Rus

>>110939
>1) Kitwe undesirables

>>110939
3

>>110939
>>3) Sino-Rus outcasts.

I WANT THAT SLAV

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Please continue to vote on the other batch of human colonists. Meanwhile...

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”That you may be called upon to defend Her Majesty from these threats, both human and inhuman, both from within and from without…”

Speaking of aliens…

You’re not quite sure how you ended up with a few hundred of them, part of one of the many deals you made was to take them off someone else’s hands you guess. Alien minorities aren’t popular anywhere in the August Commonwealth and you have ended up with the…

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Auxl. These red-skinned, white-haired simians are famed warriors; holding firm beliefs the virtues of martial prowess, honour and some odd notions of defeat. There is no Auxl Hierarchy, not anymore. Scattered to the far reaches of the known galaxy following the Commonwealth’s eventual victory, this particular tribe decided to swear allegiance to the one that defeated them. You.

Bassht. Multi-limbed serpentine creatures, the Bassht were one of the main races of the previous Galactic Empires once. Now they are a nomadic folk, various nests seeking new grounds or profitable locations. Skilled engineers and frequently acting as mercenaries, they are ever the materialistic ones, even you know the saying ‘Never make a bargain with a Bassht’.

Vrenn. The shamanistic avian folk were the first to contact humanity, much of our advances in technology the first few hundred years were owed to them. Many regret that decision, others still believe it turned out for the best. Gifted healers and more, the Vrenn Nation is the only independent neighbouring alien territory that the Commonwealth is on relatively stable terms with.

>>110939
You realize at least 2 people are ironically voting for the niggers and muslims right?

>>110956
>Auxl

Awwww yeah our personal bodyguards

>>110939
3

>>110956

Auxl. These red-skinned, white-haired simians are famed warriors; holding firm beliefs the virtues of martial prowess, honour and some odd notions of defeat. There is no Auxl Hierarchy, not anymore. Scattered to the far reaches of the known galaxy following the Commonwealth’s eventual victory, this particular tribe decided to swear allegiance to the one that defeated them. You.

Blood debt? Blood debt

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>>110958
I wouldn't have put those down as an option if I was not prepared for that to be an eventuality.

And jokes on you, half of the Kitwe batch would be based Afrikaans

>>110956
>Auxl

>>110967
Hailing from where so to speak? Morrocan style or subsaharan?

>>110996
Que?

Afrikaans as in Dutch Afrikaans (or rather some bastardized space equivalent).