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I am afraid there is more. Does the attacks have any penetration, do they have the primitive quality?

Dodge, 44: 1d100 ⇒ 72 Changing nothing :D

His chest swells with pride as he sees his intended target go down. The hunter buried deep in his gene-seed urges him one and he rejoices as a new foe attack, laughing at the pathetic excuse of an attack.

Yngvar smiled to himself behind the helmet. Too soon, he thought before gently squeezing the trigger of his mighty heavy bolter. It roared, promising death to his enemies.

Shooting heavy bolter, BS 53 +20 +10, 6 bolts used: 1d100 ⇒ 27 5 DoS

First hit body, pen 8: 1d10 + 12 ⇒ (4) + 12 = 16
Tearing, pen 8: 1d10 + 12 ⇒ (1) + 12 = 13

Second hit body, pen 8: 1d10 + 12 ⇒ (2) + 12 = 14
Tearing, pen 8: 1d10 + 12 ⇒ (2) + 12 = 14

Third hit arm, pen 8: 1d10 + 12 ⇒ (4) + 12 = 16
Tearing, pen 8: 1d10 + 12 ⇒ (5) + 12 = 17

Fourth hit head, pen 8: 1d10 + 12 ⇒ (9) + 12 = 21
Tearing, pen 8: 1d10 + 12 ⇒ (2) + 12 = 14

Fifth hit arm, pen 8: 1d10 + 12 ⇒ (9) + 12 = 21
Tearing, pen 8: 1d10 + 12 ⇒ (9) + 12 = 21

Phew that's a lot of rolls

How far apart are they spaced? Could I persuade you to include that in future combats? I need it for my full auto fire.

Yngvar freezes at the inquisitor's signal. Something is here, he can feel it. It is hunting but he is the hunter. He silently watches his surroundings for his target, or targets as he reminds himself. The heavy bolter is ready to spew forth the emperor's holy wrath.

Awareness, 53: 1d100 ⇒ 15 3 DoS

Initiative: 1d10 + 5 ⇒ (6) + 5 = 11

Brother Yngvar hat kept quiet since they left the thunderhawk. Letting the inquisitor and brother Solar take the lead seemed like the right choice, presenting a united front was in his opinion the best solution for the time being. He almost reacts to the inquisitors treatment of the chief, but stops as he notices something on the corpse in front of them. "Wolf protect us," he mumbles to himself. Gripping his heavy bolther tightly, he almost glides towards the door at the inquisitors orders, both him and his armour ready to hunt. "Ready, my lord inquisitor," his voice booms through the speakers.

Untrained Evaluate, 26: 1d100 ⇒ 13

Sensing that their squad leader might mean that in more ways the one Yngvar smiles behind his helmet and boards the thunderhawk, checking his heavy bolter once more and letting his armour run the final diagnostic.

I was counting on you or one of the players running my character as needed. His ammo backpack is all kraken and he has a magazine of hellfire should any tyranid or other high natural armour arise.

The words seemed to grow harsher between the marines and the inquisitior, so brother Yngvar was pleased at brother Solars words. The Dark Angel's words were in line with the rumours of his chapter, Yngvar stil didn't know what to make of him, that would come in time. "A wise path of travel you have chosen brother," he said to brother Solar before making his way to prepare.

He quickly made his way to the armoury, requisitioning what he deemed mission essential. The reason behind the use of time was he needed much time to pray, the Emperor's guidance would be of the utmost importance, now he subjects were divided. This only left him little time to arm him self afterwards. He shared a single mug of Fenrisian ale with his armour now the two of them would hunt once again.

His heart sang as he stepped into the hangar, the machine spirit eager and the two moved lightly even though the heavy bolther and its ammunition threatened to tie him down. "Brother now we hunt," he proclaimed over the radio before beginning to sing: "And so great Russ brought death to..."

Does anyone want a free flamer or a set of free restraints, I have 10 req. left. More grenades perhaps?

Also I am away Monday to Thursday or Friday.

The kraken bolts are 15 + 15 when I want them for my backpack (250 bolts), the 5 is only for a magazine. I can change it to a magazine if that would be better but I like penetration 8 as standrad.

I am with you with Solar as leader and Oath of the Emperor seems fine.

I believe that it said 100 req. in the recruitment thread.

Sensing where this might be heading Yngvar steps up close to the Blood Angel and places his hand on the other space marine's shoulder as a precaution. "You are walking dangerously close to our honour inquisitor. Nothing serving the Emperor can be gained from this," he states in a voice close to permafrost. "You have spoken but now would be a good time to leave," he adds.

My req:

Astartes Backpack Ammo, Kraken bolts 30 req.
Sacred Ungents 20 req.
Restraints 10 req.
A magazine of Hellfire bolts 30 req.

Total: 90 req.

Any suggestions or comments are appreciated. I have 10 req. left if any one needs to borrow.

Sounds fine by me

I agree on the rules, but it just seems silly to me, I'm one weapon kind of guy :D

Yngvar's hand is clenched into a tight fist after the inquisitor spoke to him. His blood flows hard and heavy in his veins as the tone of the inquisitor's words echoes over and over in his head. He manages to clam somewhat down and replies in an icy voice: "Harsh words inquisitor," leaving it at that.

Listening to the conversation he could hear the wisdom in the words and while it didn't sit well with he would obey his squad leader, more so than the inquisitor. "If they are tainted we will purge them, we are not blind. I am looking more towards the hunt."

Brother Raziel a little prayer, would you use bold when you talk, it makes it easier to read?

I am new to Deathwatch and would like your input on choice of heavy weapon. Should I exchange my heavy bolter for a heavy flamer or a missile launcher. I am currently leaning towards the heavy bolter with some special bolts?

Thanks I'll try and get req. up later today.

During the inquisitorial briefing.
The inquisitors word stung or more accurate annoyed brother Yngvar much like the mosquitoes which plagued the late summer of Fenris. How dared he, a mere man, to speak to the Adeptus Astarsted in that tone of voice? The serene voice in the back of his head warned him the man was after all an imperial inquisitor, a fellow agent of the golden throne. "Very well inquisitor," he threw back as he followed his fellow brethren to the briefing room.

In the briefing room.
Listening to his fellow brothers his heart rejoiced as they seemed to be men of wisdom, contemplating the entire hunt not merely the attack, the joy is somewhat diminished as the talk turns to deception. "Brothers, deception like this is beneath us. We must hunt the alien and their human puppets, doing so will prove the Emperor's might in the eyes of the clean."