CouncilOfOne
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You could just make yourself a blank.
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CouncilOfOne
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Nobody is a blank or a perpetual yet.
CouncilOfOne
Junior Member
Though there will be a limit of 1 maybe 2 each.
Commissar Darman
By word or by bolter, Inspiration comes to all men
aw shit, now I actually have to think what my legions specializations will actually be
Emperor1
master of mankind
Wait for the people that already put out our CS do we just post our legion specialty, relic, good stuff (hentai) or do we repost with the addition of the stuff mentioned above.
Commissar Darman
By word or by bolter, Inspiration comes to all men
i was under the assumption there was gonna be a separate sheet for our legions
Varalor
New Member
Apologies for being MIA. Work has been killer this week, even being called in for weekend duty.
Hopefully I’ll finish everything that needs to be checked like character sheets and whatever else is in this thread once I’m finished here.
Apologies again for not being as active here as I’d hope to be during weekdays.
Hopefully I’ll finish everything that needs to be checked like character sheets and whatever else is in this thread once I’m finished here.
Apologies again for not being as active here as I’d hope to be during weekdays.
Commissar Darman
By word or by bolter, Inspiration comes to all men
weekend duty? thats a very specific term.
Varalor
New Member
My job can be shitty (military maintenance) so it can be 12 hours a day for everyday on weekdays. If there isn’t enough jets fixed, they will call people in for weekend duty. Basically you work until everything is fixed. I was on the hook this weekend (actually at work now.)
Commissar Darman
By word or by bolter, Inspiration comes to all men
I thought so. and ewwww Airdales.
MorgathosTheRussian
Follower of Sigmar's Holy Path
Done.
Name: Eryx Augustus
Race: Son of the Emperor
Gender: Male
Age: NA
Rank: Primarch of the 13th Legion, the Faithful Sons
Personality: Eryx Augustus is defined by his love towards his brothers, his caring for his sons, his fairness towards his servants, and his unparalleled hatred towards the Heretic, the Daemon, and the Xenos. He is stubborn in changing his beliefs, believing that the Imperial Truth and other doctrines established by his father to be the only truth that matters.
After seeing the destruction and bloodshed caused by the Triad Wars, Eryx has come to care deeply for those under his command. In war, he is a cautious warrior, committing his troops only after blasting his foes to bits. But at the same time, he can be overly aggressive, a trait adopted in the early days of the wars.
Homeworld: Pergamon
History: Pergamon had always had a reputation for quality, order, and efficiency. Its products were always of the highest quality, sent out and delivered at the exact time they had to. The people of the planet dedicated themselves solely to this pursuit, adopting an almost religious fervor in their pursuit to perfect their methods. However, their zealous pursuit was doomed to fail thanks to the sudden outbreak of the Age of Strife.
After Mankind entered a rapid downwards spiral, the planet suffered greatly. As the planet lacked a stable food supply, order quickly broke down and the government collapsed within the first months of the Age of Strife. The immense hive cities and factories became battlegrounds for gangs fighting over the last sources of food on the planet. Blood flooded the streets, and the order and efficiency so cherished by the people disappeared overnight.
As time passed, and the population dwindled, those that remained began to organize more. Warlords claimed control over vast swathes of the planet, the sources of their power being a rare functioning factory or a cleaner source of water or food. Few managed to hold control for more than a few solar decades, and it wasn’t uncommon for an area of ground to exchange hands a dozen times in a century.
It was in this time that the people of Pergamon also rediscovered their faith in something else: the Triad, an entity that demanded quick and efficient sacrifices constantly to sate its appetite. It followed a pillar for warlords to rally around, and birthed the creation of blood-hunts, yearly periods of truce between the warlords to hunt down and claim the most victims for the Triad. This cycle of slaughter and destruction would go on for 5,000 years until the arrival of a flaming capsule descending from the stars.
Into the great abyss of space and crashing into the world of Pergamon, Eryx was discovered and raised by one of the planet’s many preacher-gangs named “The True Sons”. Savage and wild, these fanatics were some of the few to dispute the claim the Triad had over Pergamon. Instead of preaching of a bloodthirsty god, they followed the Path of the Golden Star. They believed in a god of glittering glory, and where he walked, gold followed his every step.
Ernx grew up remarkably fast, and adopted the faith of his comrades with great zeal. He soared through the ranks, becoming a brilliant, passionate speaker and a talented warrior. Ernx became a pillar of strength for the people of Pergamon, a beacon of hope and light in a dark and unforgiving world. Many flocked to the banner of the True Sons, and soon the small preacher-gang grew to become a mighty force on the planet. After beating down the leader of the Sons in a ritual duel, Ernx assumed control of the gang and began to subjugate the other warlords and preacher-gangs, one by one.
Though he became all-powerful, he was also met with visions. He saw images of the Glittering God accompanied by mighty warriors of unrestricted power, and felt a connection to them all that extended beyond belief in a God. They were his brothers, and the God, his father given the form of an undefeatable titan. These visions would plague Eryx for years, till the end of his great crusade upon Pergamon.
Through fanatic brutality and sheer force of will, the True Sons crushed, brutalized, and annexed all that opposed them. Warlords were converted to the one true faith, or put to the sword. Driven on by fiery sermons, the True Sons swarmed across the surface like locust, till only one stronghold remained, a grand temple dedicated to the Triad. Here, the remnants of the loyal warlords gathered to defend the final bastion of their bloody faith. In a sermon preaching revenge and promises of glory and rewards, Eryx rallied thousands to his cause, and began the final battle to determine the fate of Pergamon.
For 20 days and 20 nights, Eryx and the True Sons grappled with the enemy. Fighting with anything they could get their hands on, Eryx pushed through the enemy ranks slowly. The halls of the temple were stained red with blood, bodies of hundreds being used as barricades. The True Sons suffered grievous loses, but on the 20th day, Eryx arrived at the summit of the Temple, and here, he discovered the terrible truth.
The Triad was much more than a bloodthirsty deity: it was a servant of four gods, one of perversions, one of slaughter, one of pestilences, one of deceit. It was responsible for the corruption of Pergamon that afflicted it mere weeks after the Age of Strife began. It was responsible for the massacre of millions of innocents, and the creation of what Pergamon was today: a wartorn planet, bled dry and weak. And now, with the deaths of millions feeding its power, the Triad had the ability to rip asunder the fabric of reality and release a storm of its brethren to obliterate the planet.
Taking the twisted form of the True Sons’ former leader, the Triad struck fear in the most zealous of Eryx’s disciples, whispering false truths in their mind and spreading distrust through their ranks. But not in Eryx. Rather than succumbing to the lies and paranoia, Eryx took up his sword, and stormed into battle with the Triad. Though it was almost certain that he could win, it also became obvious that he would have to do it quick, or his allies would succumb to madness and fear.
Making use of his fiery sermons to fight back against the lies of his foes, Eryx was able to divert his follower’s attention away from each other and onto the fight at hand. Periodically, he would let his comrades open fire on the Triad, giving him a brief distraction to land a blow. So the battle went. The Triad would blast away at Eryx and the Sons with unholy fire, and the Primarch and his comrades would chip away at the Triad. And eventually, Eryx was able to win, banishing the Triad back to the Warp.
Victory had come to the True Sons, though at a terrible price. Millions had been killed by the wars of the True Sons, and the scars of war was found on every corner of the planet. Such destruction and bloodshed horrified Eryx, and he swore to himself to never let the same chaos happen again.
Following the fall of the Triad, Eryx set about rebuilding Pergamon. The planet had little manpower to call upon, but had much in the way of resources. Vast amounts of minerals were found below the surface, and in rare occasions, troves of pre-Triad tech were found, hidden away in corners of the planet unpopulated by man. Eryx discovered himself to a capable administrator and empire builder, and soon, order and prosperity was restored, the likes not seen since the days before the Triad.
The faith that carried the day, that of the Golden God, became the center of people’s lifes. Everything they did was in dedication to it, and the fervor that was used to worship was applied to the rebuilding of their home planet. Cities thought incapable of supporting life again were rebuilt and populated, ancient wells rediscovered and harrassed. Life returned swiftly to Pergamon, just in time for the arrival of a God.
From the stars came a God of Gold, accompanied by Angels of Death. Where he walked came light and hope, hope for a greater humanity. This was the Glittering God that Eryx had heard of so long ago in the dusty alleys of yore. Eryx and his followers fell to their knees, and as one, offered up their services to their God. But the God laughed, such foolish beings. He was no God. He was a Man with a Dream, to bring reason to the stars and peace to the masses. He spoke of an Truth that would act as a compass, and asked Eryx to join him in spreading it. Eryx now realized that this was his father, and that the Truth he spoke of was the only Truth. There was no Glittering God, no golden paths following after his every step. There was reason and logic.
Embracing the Imperial Truth with the same fervor he embraced his former religion, he joined his Father on his quest, and became his Wordbearer, travelling at the vanguard of his Great Crusade and preaching the Imperial Truth - and death to all who opposed it.
Base Attributes:
Strength: 80
Dexterity: 30
Constitution: 60
Intelligence: 80
Wisdom: 50
Charisma: 300
Technical Attributes
Weapon Skill: 25
Ballistics: 20
Psychic Potency: 10
Psychic Control: 10
Leadership: 27
Strategy: 28
Unique Traits
Warp Resistance (A-Rank) - This character has an inherent resistance to the Warp and it's effects. This includes all physical, mental, and spiritual effects on the character.
Faith Unrelenting: (S-Rank) Where Ernx walks, faith follows. All those who serve him in his Emperor are filled with a fanatic fervor to fight for the Imperial Truth, driving them on in the face of unrelenting odds. But all those oppose them are filled with terror and dread, for to face the brutality of the Truth given mortal form is a doomed venture.
Hatred Undivided: (S-Rank) Though Eryx hates the Xeno more than most, he hates nothing more than Chaos in all forms. All servants of Chaos become noticeably weaker when fighting against him and his children, making butchering them in the name of the Truth all the easier.
The Empire Builder: (B-Rank) Eryx is a master of creating and ruling, and if presented with a Death Planet and a group of savages, could bring civilization to it with great ease.
Race: Son of the Emperor
Gender: Male
Age: NA
Rank: Primarch of the 13th Legion, the Faithful Sons
Personality: Eryx Augustus is defined by his love towards his brothers, his caring for his sons, his fairness towards his servants, and his unparalleled hatred towards the Heretic, the Daemon, and the Xenos. He is stubborn in changing his beliefs, believing that the Imperial Truth and other doctrines established by his father to be the only truth that matters.
After seeing the destruction and bloodshed caused by the Triad Wars, Eryx has come to care deeply for those under his command. In war, he is a cautious warrior, committing his troops only after blasting his foes to bits. But at the same time, he can be overly aggressive, a trait adopted in the early days of the wars.
Homeworld: Pergamon
History: Pergamon had always had a reputation for quality, order, and efficiency. Its products were always of the highest quality, sent out and delivered at the exact time they had to. The people of the planet dedicated themselves solely to this pursuit, adopting an almost religious fervor in their pursuit to perfect their methods. However, their zealous pursuit was doomed to fail thanks to the sudden outbreak of the Age of Strife.
After Mankind entered a rapid downwards spiral, the planet suffered greatly. As the planet lacked a stable food supply, order quickly broke down and the government collapsed within the first months of the Age of Strife. The immense hive cities and factories became battlegrounds for gangs fighting over the last sources of food on the planet. Blood flooded the streets, and the order and efficiency so cherished by the people disappeared overnight.
As time passed, and the population dwindled, those that remained began to organize more. Warlords claimed control over vast swathes of the planet, the sources of their power being a rare functioning factory or a cleaner source of water or food. Few managed to hold control for more than a few solar decades, and it wasn’t uncommon for an area of ground to exchange hands a dozen times in a century.
It was in this time that the people of Pergamon also rediscovered their faith in something else: the Triad, an entity that demanded quick and efficient sacrifices constantly to sate its appetite. It followed a pillar for warlords to rally around, and birthed the creation of blood-hunts, yearly periods of truce between the warlords to hunt down and claim the most victims for the Triad. This cycle of slaughter and destruction would go on for 5,000 years until the arrival of a flaming capsule descending from the stars.
Into the great abyss of space and crashing into the world of Pergamon, Eryx was discovered and raised by one of the planet’s many preacher-gangs named “The True Sons”. Savage and wild, these fanatics were some of the few to dispute the claim the Triad had over Pergamon. Instead of preaching of a bloodthirsty god, they followed the Path of the Golden Star. They believed in a god of glittering glory, and where he walked, gold followed his every step.
Ernx grew up remarkably fast, and adopted the faith of his comrades with great zeal. He soared through the ranks, becoming a brilliant, passionate speaker and a talented warrior. Ernx became a pillar of strength for the people of Pergamon, a beacon of hope and light in a dark and unforgiving world. Many flocked to the banner of the True Sons, and soon the small preacher-gang grew to become a mighty force on the planet. After beating down the leader of the Sons in a ritual duel, Ernx assumed control of the gang and began to subjugate the other warlords and preacher-gangs, one by one.
Though he became all-powerful, he was also met with visions. He saw images of the Glittering God accompanied by mighty warriors of unrestricted power, and felt a connection to them all that extended beyond belief in a God. They were his brothers, and the God, his father given the form of an undefeatable titan. These visions would plague Eryx for years, till the end of his great crusade upon Pergamon.
Through fanatic brutality and sheer force of will, the True Sons crushed, brutalized, and annexed all that opposed them. Warlords were converted to the one true faith, or put to the sword. Driven on by fiery sermons, the True Sons swarmed across the surface like locust, till only one stronghold remained, a grand temple dedicated to the Triad. Here, the remnants of the loyal warlords gathered to defend the final bastion of their bloody faith. In a sermon preaching revenge and promises of glory and rewards, Eryx rallied thousands to his cause, and began the final battle to determine the fate of Pergamon.
For 20 days and 20 nights, Eryx and the True Sons grappled with the enemy. Fighting with anything they could get their hands on, Eryx pushed through the enemy ranks slowly. The halls of the temple were stained red with blood, bodies of hundreds being used as barricades. The True Sons suffered grievous loses, but on the 20th day, Eryx arrived at the summit of the Temple, and here, he discovered the terrible truth.
The Triad was much more than a bloodthirsty deity: it was a servant of four gods, one of perversions, one of slaughter, one of pestilences, one of deceit. It was responsible for the corruption of Pergamon that afflicted it mere weeks after the Age of Strife began. It was responsible for the massacre of millions of innocents, and the creation of what Pergamon was today: a wartorn planet, bled dry and weak. And now, with the deaths of millions feeding its power, the Triad had the ability to rip asunder the fabric of reality and release a storm of its brethren to obliterate the planet.
Taking the twisted form of the True Sons’ former leader, the Triad struck fear in the most zealous of Eryx’s disciples, whispering false truths in their mind and spreading distrust through their ranks. But not in Eryx. Rather than succumbing to the lies and paranoia, Eryx took up his sword, and stormed into battle with the Triad. Though it was almost certain that he could win, it also became obvious that he would have to do it quick, or his allies would succumb to madness and fear.
Making use of his fiery sermons to fight back against the lies of his foes, Eryx was able to divert his follower’s attention away from each other and onto the fight at hand. Periodically, he would let his comrades open fire on the Triad, giving him a brief distraction to land a blow. So the battle went. The Triad would blast away at Eryx and the Sons with unholy fire, and the Primarch and his comrades would chip away at the Triad. And eventually, Eryx was able to win, banishing the Triad back to the Warp.
Victory had come to the True Sons, though at a terrible price. Millions had been killed by the wars of the True Sons, and the scars of war was found on every corner of the planet. Such destruction and bloodshed horrified Eryx, and he swore to himself to never let the same chaos happen again.
Following the fall of the Triad, Eryx set about rebuilding Pergamon. The planet had little manpower to call upon, but had much in the way of resources. Vast amounts of minerals were found below the surface, and in rare occasions, troves of pre-Triad tech were found, hidden away in corners of the planet unpopulated by man. Eryx discovered himself to a capable administrator and empire builder, and soon, order and prosperity was restored, the likes not seen since the days before the Triad.
The faith that carried the day, that of the Golden God, became the center of people’s lifes. Everything they did was in dedication to it, and the fervor that was used to worship was applied to the rebuilding of their home planet. Cities thought incapable of supporting life again were rebuilt and populated, ancient wells rediscovered and harrassed. Life returned swiftly to Pergamon, just in time for the arrival of a God.
From the stars came a God of Gold, accompanied by Angels of Death. Where he walked came light and hope, hope for a greater humanity. This was the Glittering God that Eryx had heard of so long ago in the dusty alleys of yore. Eryx and his followers fell to their knees, and as one, offered up their services to their God. But the God laughed, such foolish beings. He was no God. He was a Man with a Dream, to bring reason to the stars and peace to the masses. He spoke of an Truth that would act as a compass, and asked Eryx to join him in spreading it. Eryx now realized that this was his father, and that the Truth he spoke of was the only Truth. There was no Glittering God, no golden paths following after his every step. There was reason and logic.
Embracing the Imperial Truth with the same fervor he embraced his former religion, he joined his Father on his quest, and became his Wordbearer, travelling at the vanguard of his Great Crusade and preaching the Imperial Truth - and death to all who opposed it.
Base Attributes:
Strength: 80
Dexterity: 30
Constitution: 60
Intelligence: 80
Wisdom: 50
Charisma: 300
Technical Attributes
Weapon Skill: 25
Ballistics: 20
Psychic Potency: 10
Psychic Control: 10
Leadership: 27
Strategy: 28
Unique Traits
Warp Resistance (A-Rank) - This character has an inherent resistance to the Warp and it's effects. This includes all physical, mental, and spiritual effects on the character.
Faith Unrelenting: (S-Rank) Where Ernx walks, faith follows. All those who serve him in his Emperor are filled with a fanatic fervor to fight for the Imperial Truth, driving them on in the face of unrelenting odds. But all those oppose them are filled with terror and dread, for to face the brutality of the Truth given mortal form is a doomed venture.
Hatred Undivided: (S-Rank) Though Eryx hates the Xeno more than most, he hates nothing more than Chaos in all forms. All servants of Chaos become noticeably weaker when fighting against him and his children, making butchering them in the name of the Truth all the easier.
The Empire Builder: (B-Rank) Eryx is a master of creating and ruling, and if presented with a Death Planet and a group of savages, could bring civilization to it with great ease.
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CouncilOfOne
Junior Member
Sorry about not responding to questions earlier, i was probably konked out. For all the added info just make a legion category and wargear category before stats.
CouncilOfOne
Junior Member
MorgathosTheRussian
remember you have five ranks to boost your unique traits by.
CouncilOfOne
Junior Member
And we have a CS page you can put your guy on and edit him at. it's this here ----> Fandom - Warhammer 30K: A split path cs page
MorgathosTheRussian
Follower of Sigmar's Holy Path
I was under the impression they all start at B-Rank and can't be levelled up? The CS doesn't say anything about having ranks to level them up with.
CouncilOfOne
Junior Member
no you have 5 points basically and they all min at B and max at SSS.
MorgathosTheRussian
Follower of Sigmar's Holy Path
There, fixed it.
Huntertabbysandshark3
The lord of randomness and the warp
not getting notifactions for this..
CouncilOfOne
Junior Member
are you watching the page, it's up at the top in the right corner.
Huntertabbysandshark3
The lord of randomness and the warp
i am
CouncilOfOne
Junior Member
man it's been quiet lately.
RayPurchase
Senior Member
Well just spent my weekend in the arse end of nowhere with next to no internet connection
Karcen
Ten Thousand Club
Yep need a sheet for the legions I think as most have primarchs done
Huntertabbysandshark3
The lord of randomness and the warp
Ppppphhhhhhh haven’t had time..
CouncilOfOne
Junior Member
Boss man says the specifics of special gear and legions will all be worked out at about the same time for balancing purposes. He wants to avoid us power creeping on each other.
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