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What would be the exact type of character we will be playing, clearly a Cultist does not start out as powerful as a Chaos Space Marine.
The "Forsaken" in the picture cleary looks like a CSM but I doubt it will be just another Space Marine Game.
Will this game start out with several levels of play or will they try to balance things?
So what will we be playing???
Posted 25 February 2011 - 11:48 AM
What would be the exact type of character we will be playing, clearly a Cultist does not start out as powerful as a Chaos Space Marine.
Posted 25 February 2011 - 01:04 PM
My money is on a split between Rogue Trader level renegade guardsmen, Dark Mechanicus, other sorts of cultists, and full-blown Deathwatch-power- level-Chaos Space Marines. Forsaken is probably a Specialty of CSM. Just a thought... I could be wrong.
Posted 25 February 2011 - 02:51 PM
I expect that we will be able to play everything from a chaos space marine, to a mortal warlord of chaos. I don't see the point in playing a lowly grunt if the focus of the game is to bring about the end of the bloated Imperium of man.
I hope FFG will put the players in the position to play the movers and shakers amongst lost and the damned, the slaves to darkness.
Posted 25 February 2011 - 03:40 PM
The only slaves here are the ones who foolishly worship the corpse-emperor's decadent, dying empire.
Death to the loyalists!
I think I'm getting too into my character already.
Posted 25 February 2011 - 04:32 PM
They'll likely either normalize the "powerlevel" of Chaos Marines to a point where DW Marines would be in a game of DH/RT, or they will buff the normal people to make everyone loosely compatible to each other (not in combat capability but usefulness and survivability). It depends on what kind of narrative style the designers want to take this game to. This being about Chaos I could see it go either way (from DH/RT-style gritty infiltration or the pursuit of unholy quests to DW-style epic carnage against Loyalist forces), though any buffs for ordinary characters could even be explained within the scope of the game itself as "Gifts of the Gods", so to say.
I for one am looking forward to play perhaps not a "lowly grunt", but someone in the middle maybe. Ascension-level sounds about right, with one player amongst the group acting as everyone's spokesperson to a powerful patron (Cult Sorcerer or Chaos Warlord) and the entourage being a motley crew of the Lost and the Damned serving their leader. A RogueTrader'esque approach might work as well, giving the players a Traitor Warship with thousands of cultists and then letting them decide how they will want to bring ruin to the hated Imperium.
I'm certainly eager to see how this will develop.
Posted 25 February 2011 - 11:07 PM
as a big Horus Heresy fan its Chaos Space Marines all the way for me, endless roleplaying possibilities and ghoulish OTT fun (one half of me thinks of playing a subtle, scheming Alpha Legion marine with ambiguous commitment to Chaos, the other half is thinking of Chainaxes and 'Blood for the Blood god!') given we can see a 'Forsaken' which appears to be a Chaos Space marine, and since they haven't included Ascension-type advance packages in other corebooks, I think its a safe bet that CSMs are a starting option. I'm hoping they keep CSMs at a similar level of power to Astartes in Deathwatch (thus making it more suitable as an antagonist generator for DW as well) and have either a two-tier approach or have very strong mortal characters, I vastly prefer the Black library portrayal of Astartes to that of the TT game...
Posted 26 February 2011 - 12:26 AM
Maybe we'll see character creation on a three tiered structure in line with the other 40k titles? Something like CSM on pr with Deathwatch, Chaos Reavers to Rogue Trader and Fallen Servants to Dark Heresy. I can see the appeal on all levels, though some kind of sandbox freestyle bad guy reavers in a dark dark ship haunting the fringes of the Imperium ticks more boxes for me.
Any thoughts on the setting location for Black Crusade? Possibly the far side of the Koronus expanse (IIRC Hazeroth Abyss?).
Agreed with previous posts this reminds me somewhat of old Realm o Chaos. Hopefully with similar art...
Posted 26 February 2011 - 02:06 AM
From the preview, it sounds like the players do have some autonomy to set up, ally with or destroy cults and generally be a thorn in the Imperium's side. This would imply at least Rogue Trader levels of power. Considering DW and RT are IIRC only 3000 XP removed from each other, maybe you'd start as a pseudo-initiate in the CSM career - or maybe the non-CSM careers are already quite experienced.
Posted 26 February 2011 - 03:36 AM
I am hoping that we will get to role-play the unseen background on Chaos held planets as well as being covert operatives on Imperial planets. Some of the most interesting stuff in the 40K canon I read recently was the Abnett take in Gaunt's Ghosts of Guardsmen infiltrating a chaos held planet, and the way that a tainted society would work.
Even 'normal' humans can have astonishing powers should they use chaos artefacts or have access to chaos powers that make them serious malificare - again, the Ravenor series with its host of deadly chaos baddies would stand as a good example of the kinds of powers that pawns of the dark gods could wield. nd then, of course, there are Chaos Space Marine Legionaries - what a blast to be able to play some dude that may have been around for 10,000 years nursing some serious hate (although it may not seem like that long in the Eye of Terror).
Posted 26 February 2011 - 03:51 AM
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Depending on the preferences of the group or individual players you could then simply skip a few levels, akin to creating rank 5 DH characters for a game of RT - or suck it up and play that rank 1 cultist as a servant to a rank 9 Chaos Marine (or the other way around, heh). Naturally, this would mean that the book needs to cover twice the range of ranks as the other core rulebooks did before, so maybe the designers will go a completely different way. A topic for a future designer's diary, perhaps?
Posted 26 February 2011 - 05:08 AM
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will it be the radical radical side of the empire of man or simply hey coool i can plau chaos. i can burn, torture , mutilate; destroy world etc etc....... but wait isn't it what we do already at a inquisitor order or as inquisitor ourselves?
i am skeptical and hope to be wrong. so far ffg had produce great game.
Posted 26 February 2011 - 03:21 PM
Hmmm, given the breadth of possible options I would say or at least hope that we have a diversity of careers similar to Dark Heresy and hopefully have some way of making most of them appeal to all or almost all of the chaos gods in equal measure.
Like some of the others, I hope we're given a level of some power in the inner struggles of chaos. Maybe not Chaos Marine level but at least the ringleaders of a cell or something. More importantly I'm hoping that there will be something to reward players who work slowly and subtly instead of just roll up some Khorne Beserkers and tearing up the underhive. Not that it wouldn't be fun, but there needs to be more to a game then that.
Posted 26 February 2011 - 04:48 PM
Just shove me full of the Obliterator virus, and I'll be good to go.
Posted 27 February 2011 - 07:42 AM
It's really hard to say. It's definitely a case of wishing there were a corebook even more for the system now, because this game is going to need a LOT of rules to really do it justice, things there won't be room for in a single book.
The Rites of Battle equivalent will need to be huge.
Posted 27 February 2011 - 10:16 AM
I'm really wondering what player charater options actually compete with being a Chaos Space Marine? Yeah, I'm sure the rulebook will contain cultists, mutants, and sorcerers, but will they be viable options compared to a CSM, or just cannon fodder?
Posted 27 February 2011 - 10:43 AM
A few things to remember:
Deathwatch Marines are still seasoned Vets at rank 1 Deathwatch (Rank 9). I could see normal Marines having some sort of advance schema from Rogue Trader startoff points as like:
Scout - > Devastator -> Assault -> Tactical. (Or does Assault come before Devastator? I don't recall) Then Deathwatch makes more sense. It would be cool to see an official ruleset for 'in depth' creation along the lines of Ascension to make Marines. Chose planet of origin, choose original career, then get chosen, buy things from Scout on up to when you get seconded to Deathwatch (Or in Tactical, or whatever)
Also, Chaos Champions who aren't Marines can be just as strong, if not stronger than Marines. Grey Knights has a baseline human Champion who can kick a Grey Knights Justicar's butt! The Dark Gods' gifts can certainly be just as puissant as a Marine's implants. So yes. They certainly can be competitive.
Posted 27 February 2011 - 10:55 AM
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In straight combat, probably not. I imagine if anything there will be two sides to Chaos; the vugular and blatantly obvious like a pack of Khorne Beserkers running down the street decapitating anyone in their way with their chainaxes and the subtle manipulations like the conspiracies that make up pretty much ALL of the Dark Heresy published adventures. I could list a few of the truely sinister options that I would absolutely love to play but then I would have to admit that I've been checking my sanity at the door on this forum. Suffice to say, I will definitely be one of the ones who quietly manipulates things from behind the scenes. Aye Impertor, I do believe I'm actually convincing myself to buy this one.
Posted 27 February 2011 - 11:06 AM
In all the 40K games rough power level is about the same and there is no reason to assume that it will be different from Black Crusade. The objectives mentioned are high powered ones and that's consistent with the players being roughly CSM power. Here are some of my ideas about viable characters at that level:
Chaos Space Marines
Renegade Marines, not necessarily pledged to serve Chaos (Nightlords for example)
Dark Mechanicus with forbidden and warpy tech augments
Chaos Warlord (Revolutionary, Pirate Lord, etcetera), with social skills and chaos gifts to compensate for not being a Marine.
Cult Magos with sorcery/social skills/chaos gifts
Chaos Sorceror
Renegade Pysker
Fallen Inquisitor
I'm sure people can come up with others, but that's a good start for a list of viable PCs that aren't Chaos Space Marines.
Posted 27 February 2011 - 11:36 AM
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Actually, Space Marines from Deathwatch are superior to the Space Marines from Dark Heresy / Rogue Trader. That said, if Black Crusade does the Chaos Marines in a vein similar to DH/RT, I'd say it should be no problem to get a mixed group together. Naturally, certain character types will lend themselves far more to combat or sorcery than others, but with focus always comes a price - and whilst I'm sure that a mere cultist won't be able to boss a CSM around, I'm pretty convinced that FFG can come up with rules to make him a useful party member. And in the end that's all that matters.
And to be honest, I'd think a group with mixed hierarchy levels would be far more interesting than 4-6 Overlords all competing with each other about who is more awesome and get's to have the say. Rogue Trader and Ascension already give good examples on how to do it better.
Posted 27 February 2011 - 11:58 AM
I'm really wondering what player charater options actually compete with being a Chaos Space Marine? Yeah, I'm sure the rulebook will contain cultists, mutants, and sorcerers, but will they be viable options compared to a CSM, or just cannon fodder?
Is an adept cannon fodder compared to a guardsman?
In the combat department, I guess CSMs will be allround combatants (unless you choose appropriate talents to become e.g. a Khorne Berserker), while single aspects may be mastered by other classes - the Dark Mechanicus will likely be a toughness/armour monster like all tech-characters until now have been, certain mutants may become lethal hunter-killers and sorcerors will probably fare well in the Powers of Mass Destruction department. A cult leader might finally just send a few dozen of his devotees to die in the battle while he and his group take a step back and circumvent the whole engagement on their way to the mission target.
I wonder if there's a chaos equivalent of a vodoun - a sorceror who invokes daemonic beings into his own body to gain temporary powers (rather than permanently turn into a daemonhost).


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When it comes to "fixing" male dogs, specifically, there's a lot of misinformation swirling around. ("It'll make my dog fat" and "it'll change his personality" are two common myths that we'd like to bust forever!) Some pet parents even express guilt over neutering their dogs. But trust us, he doesn't mind, and here's why:
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If people bothered to take a science class or educate their self about animal anatomy/physiology and the age difference between them n humans then u would know that performing spay n neuters on young animals would NOT be like giving a child a hysterectomy. The dogs n cats anatomical/physiological make up "AGES" them much faster by many years than a human being. Therefore they are much older anatomically when spayed n neutered at a "young" age which does not hurt them and they do NOT need the supposed "hormones" because they have already had them n aged anatomically/physiologically by 4 months or so. That is the best age to alter any dog or cat. That is why rabies are required n given at 4 months of age because the animal is actually a bit older anatomically/physiologically.
If your male dog is older and is not neutered can he be done now or should I just let it go. I have a female this is not spayed yet and he run himself ragged the last time she was in heat. I need to get her fixed but I want to make sure she isn't pregnant, is there any way to tell she's pregnant? I've been putting it off because of the cost to go to my vet. I'm checking into your site.
The vet can tell you if she is pregnant, and if so, when she can be spayed. I have had older dogs fixed with no issues. I have actually never had an issue other than my dogs no longer urinating in the house, chewing my couch and humping more than my stuffed animals.
Why don't you males go cut off you're balls and see how you like it. Dah.
Rich, while this might make the world a safer place for everyone, I doubt you'll convince many men to comply. But seriously, a puppy cannot fixate on his male anatomy like humans do. He won't miss what he doesn't know he had. It's only human who have egos. Neutered male dogs are still used in every form of police and military work, and it's actually much easier for them to concentrate on their jobs without the distraction of searching for mates. REAL men aren't threatened by neutering their pets.
Animals being brain washed and used as labor for cops and the military, then thought of as tools until a criminal kills one is another issue entirely. In addition, I would bet that if you read the research work done by the Nazis in their medical experimentation you would find similar claims of behavioral improvements with proper "encouragement" and incentive. Also, the currently illegal frontal lobotomy, it "worked" to make people more pliable and less aggressive. If you are going to make claims about what an animal will and will not "fixate" on... you should perhaps share your technique of animal communication and psychology with animal experts around the world. It might solve many issues since most of us are unable to ask them if they cared. Moreover, neutering a male or spaying a female BEFORE sexual maturity IS considered unhealthy in most medical texts for veterinary medicine.
REAL men would not alter another life without it being a choice of that part or the whole! In MOST cases the need is not present, just the want of less responsibility.
You are not very informed about spay n neutering of pets in todays times. We no longer live in the Nazis era. Time to move on n become educated in todays times. Many men are not present as parents n they probably are the ones who think neutering their dogs is not a good idea as well. That is chauvinistic n irresponsible. "just the want of less responsibility," really??? It is responsible so that your dog is not being a nuisance to the neighborhood n responsible to not add to pet OVER POPULATION n responsible to keeping your pet healthy n extending their longevity to enjoy their companionship longer.


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Right now, paladin healing is almost in a good place. The only issue is raid healing. I know that paladins are supposed to be weak at raid healing, but I think the current situation is excessive. Relying on Glyph of Holy Light is insane.
As well, Flash of Light is really weak. It's still highly efficient, but it just isn't powerful enough to handle current damage levels. Holy Light has pretty much become the weapon of choice these days.
Because I like trying to kill two birds with one stone, here's an idea to help both problems:
What if a paladin had a glyph or high-level talent such that casting a Flash of Light automatically cast a second Flash of Light on a injured target within 10 yards. Flash of Light would become more useful, we get a little taste of smart healing, our throughput when raid healing would increase, and we could hit more than one person at a time. I think it would still be weaker than the three other classes at raid healing, but it would close the gap some.
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Horrible horrible horrible. Disappointed would be an understatement, only KG and Isaiah Rider showed up this sim. Everyone else played like complete crap.
KG averaged 23 points and 11 rebounds.
Rider averaged 18 points per game.
Horrible horrible horrible. Disappointed would be an understatement, only KG and Isaiah Rider showed up this sim. Everyone else played like complete crap.
KG averaged 23 points and 11 rebounds.
Rider averaged 18 points per game.
WOW, Brian Grant played only 2 mins this sim, I looked at his injury and saw this
Name Injury Duration
Brian Grant Severe Depression 59
WTF? 59 days for depression? talk about bad luck
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Man up Brian! i just hope this depression doesnt last till the playoffs, I think Laettner can hold the fort until then
Yeah, I looked at your back up PFs... you're pretty deep there.
Damn my team suckks but Theo is a damn animal. How you get a triple double with blocks three times already this season??
R.I.P. to HunnyB/FlyGirl
lmao, I've seen that one before. I've seen broken skull, kidney disease, and the flu as well.
I was about to complain about Rasheed missing games this week until I read the severe depression. 59 days? Wow, thats terrible.
Can't believe I went 2-4 at home this sim. 3-4 overall. Just lost a couple of close games. Hurts. Now the Mavs are in first place and they're not slowing down.
Emeka Okafor - Joe Smith - Carmelo Anthony - Manu Ginobili - Jason Williams
Al Jefferson - James Posey - Aaron McKie - Shaun Livingston
Shaq has earned me a crapload of points I've yet to claim in my bank. Is there a time limit on that?
it says 59 days, i guess he's out until the end of the regular season. just in time for the playoffs, IF i make it
1-3 this week.... 19-17 overall... Slipping into mediocrity... just like the real Bucks...
Was he not getting enough minutes? It's good to know that our players could randomly fall into severe depression at anytime. If anything you have to appreciate the realism lol.
yup, I'm not complaining. i love the challenge this gives me. I was all set with my lineup before this happens, now i gotta make new plans.
is it too late to tank for Gasol? hmm? Armstrong, Laettner, Ervin Johnson all on the block!
Seriously though, I'm waiting for a player to have a "broken penis" or something. Drew Carey style. I would just say "put me on the bench coach, im done"
PS - where do we go to see the draft classes rankings and such for next year?
2-2, just messing with my lineup a bit took me bac k, but my losses were to good teams by a acceptable amount of points. Anthony Johnson will go back down to the cellar, I gave him his chance.
Yowza, talk about a nosedive. 5 straight losses, this is getting ridiculous.
Is that 59 days of depression fixed? can it change?
is there a chance that I'll aggravate his severe depression if i put him on the IR? maybe i'll send him down the D-League
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The driver of a motorcycle was killed on West Point Road about 3 p.m. Tuesday after a collision.
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