I was waiting to see what the guy did who I was chasing. As well wait for the other eldar guy to post to see what he says. Though if none post tomorrow, I'll put up a post.
The Webway: A Warhammer 40k RP (Started, Still Accepting!)
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Goresmas'a look everwhere for the 'umie he thought he heard down this way. He spat at the ground in a rage. How can he be orky and put a choppa inside someone skull? Orks were made for fighting and winning! How can he do either when he has no one to fight? He kick at the ground. If he didn't get anything to fight down here soon he would go quite mad from the withdraw.
The tyranids quickened their pace, falling in step behind the life forms(tau and imperials). S3 limping behind the others and letting out frustrated hisses every few minutes.
Damn, Ork's are really dumb. Hawk thought, while making his way away from the Ork.
You know what, I am going to have a little sport with him.
Coming to a threeway, Hawk stopped and went and stand around the corner. Leaning around the corner, Hawk aim at the Ork and shoot one shot at him before ducking around the corner and concealing himself with his camo-cloak.
You know what, I am going to have a little sport with him.
Coming to a threeway, Hawk stopped and went and stand around the corner. Leaning around the corner, Hawk aim at the Ork and shoot one shot at him before ducking around the corner and concealing himself with his camo-cloak.
Sarge and the Guardsmen advanced until he saw the shape of a large ship and two figures approaching it. Sarge sent the tracking and shield drone to investigate.
Tracking drone activated
Investigate movement.
Two life forms, swift movement, elegant armour.
Diagnosis. Eldar.
Threat Priority: Delta.
Alliance ability: Average.
Sarge activates his comm in the tracker.
"Strangers, I bid you greetings in the name of Tau.
I am Shas'Ui Tau'n Lynu. Call me Sarge. I am currently aligned with two Imperial Guardsmen and being chased by no less than three Tyranids.
We would be appreciative of your help. We are surely more likely to survive together."
Investigate movement.
Two life forms, swift movement, elegant armour.
Diagnosis. Eldar.
Threat Priority: Delta.
Alliance ability: Average.
Sarge activates his comm in the tracker.
"Strangers, I bid you greetings in the name of Tau.
I am Shas'Ui Tau'n Lynu. Call me Sarge. I am currently aligned with two Imperial Guardsmen and being chased by no less than three Tyranids.
We would be appreciative of your help. We are surely more likely to survive together."
The Tyranids let out a screech, sprinting down the hallway towards the three life forms. S3, S4, and S5 jumped to attack the guardsmen, while S6 and S7 lunged at the Tau. They showed no mercy, their claws aiming for vital spots on a normal life form.
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Status Alert: Hostilities have been confirmed. Targets noted as Eldar, Tyranid, Tau, and Human. Demon presence Unknown
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Diagnosis: Eldar, Tau and human presences seem to be in Conflict with several Tyranid Hostiles.
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Mission Alert: Eldar and Tyranids must be Terminated. Both pose Significant risk to both Primary and Ultimate missions.
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[b]Analysis: 2 Eldar organics confirmed. 5 Tyranid Hostiles confirmed. Larger forces indicate Tyranid as primary Target. Tau and Human allies cancels that out. Rules of Engagements state that the Eldar are the more dangerous foe. Tyranids poses a significant threat to C'tan Ultimate Objective. Eldar holds knowledge of how to navigate the Enclosure. Tyranids pose mild threat. Eldar has the ability to call upon the Warp. Tyranids holds the capacity to wipe out all Organic life in the current Galactic System, nulled by the current circumstances. Tyranids are not being led by the Hive Mind, suggesting that they would only be operating on Instinct.[/b]
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[b]Conclusion: Eldar must be Terminated. Directly after confrontation, Tyranid Termination is authorized. Termination of Tau and Human elements authorized if Hostile actions are taken. After current conflict is concluded, termination of Demon next. Termination of Tau and human elements then Authorized.[/b]
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[b]Combat Algorithms Activated.[/b]
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Combat Suggestion: Eldar unaware of Necron Frame's current Location. Eldar currently poses a major threat as Warp channeler, as such Close Combat actions suggested.
[/color]Goresmas'a heard(Or perhaps seen?) the shot rang pass his head. Turning around quickly he ran to the fork in the hallway. Looking around, but a bit hard to see in the darkness even to his vision. "Oi! Ya Grot com on out and fig't lik'a ork!" He yelled as he slam his ax down. As he continue to look around, he had his gun up and ready to be fired.
"Dammit!" says Sarge.
Sarge pulls out his bonding knife and rips open the thorax of the Tyranid.
He then puts two active plasma grenades in the wound and punches its face.
The Tyranid is disoriented enough to let him get away.
Sarge pulls out his bonding knife and rips open the thorax of the Tyranid.
He then puts two active plasma grenades in the wound and punches its face.
The Tyranid is disoriented enough to let him get away.
The tyranid scraped up along the wall, knocking out the grenades so he could make it away just as they exploded. They sent the remaining tyranids flying back, but they did not advance again. They were all wounded, whether they had been hit by the grenade or fired at by the guards, they were all wounded in some way. S7 let out a bloodcurling hiss before backing away and heading down a tunnel that led deeper into the maze. The other's followed him, S3 now badly wounded and falling behind the group.
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Combat Update: Tyranids initiating Tactical retreat.
[b]Analysis: Eldar will not be focusing on Tyranid threat. Ability to effectively Terminate Eldar compromised.[/b]
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[b]Solution: Quick Termination of Eldar Life form suggested. Current distance between Targets indicate that, though Insufficient for a Decapitating strike, is still close enough for Gauss Energies to effectively cripple Targets.[/b]
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Initiating Combat Strike
[/color]Illyrian was about to reply to the Tau when he heard an earsplitting screech. Tyranids. He turned, pulling out his pistol and fired a shot off at the 'Nids. He backed up slightly and was about to take a stand when his acute eyesight picked up a glowing green off behind him. He spun around to find...a Necron?!
What is a Necron doing here? More importantly, how are we going to make it out of this?
Illyrian quickly put some distance between all other enemies before turning around and firing off a few more shots, both at the Necron and at the Tyranids, making sure to keep his shots away from the Tau, and for the most part, the Imperials.
What is a Necron doing here? More importantly, how are we going to make it out of this?
Illyrian quickly put some distance between all other enemies before turning around and firing off a few more shots, both at the Necron and at the Tyranids, making sure to keep his shots away from the Tau, and for the most part, the Imperials.
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Analysis: Eldar caught of guard. Termination 78% confirmed. Altering weapon fire to -shzzk-
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Error: Targeting Canceled
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Combat Report: Large Being of Unknown proportions has Impacted the Frame. Unknown damage caused by Impact.
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Damage Repor: Damage caused by Impact non-existant. Horns exhibited little damage to Necron frame.
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Combat Report: Hostile positively identified as Khorn Bloodletter. Primary Objective confirmed. Objective must be Terminated.
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[b]Observation: Bloodletter currently holding a Large sword, evidently preparing for what it believes as a Killing strike. Current pose shows superior Leverage. However, the apparent Bloodlust in it's attack has not given it time to properly coordinate himself. He's legs are still not properly in place for a Decapitation strike[/b]
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[b]Damage Analysis: Unknown Blade composition. Worst case scenario of the Blade's effects would have it scrambling current Software. Unlikely at this point. Lasting damage upon Necron frame unlikely. Damage calculated as a long downward vertical slash. Unlikely for him to have the presence of mind to calculate that the Majority of his upper body is currently vulnerable.[/b]
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[b]Tactical Analysis: Currently, all Hostiles are unaware of Regeneration ability. The Eldar, the most likely to guess it, would not know for sure if Regeneration is possible. As such, it would be best if they all didn't know about the Regeneration for as long as possible. Termination of Bloodletter well within the realm of possibility. By bringing his arms upward, he is basically putting his weight to both of his legs, and would not have the time to properly reposition himself should his legs fall. The best tactical option he could think off, plunging his sword through the Necron Frame as he fell, would still keep him out of balance long enough for a Crippling counter attack. That technique, stabbing us with his blade, would also allow us to regenerate around the blade. This would render him weaponless and unable to fight without a proper Sword. If he fell down in any other manner, sideways or backwards, it would still entail using his arms to push himself up, giving him a detrimental overall effectiveness to his Combat abilities. If he were to roll away, it would still give sufficient time to fire several Gauss blasts towards his retreating form.[/b]
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[b]Conclusion: Utilize leverage, the Bloodletter's stance, and overall bloodthirstiness to counter his sneak attack with a Vicious counter attack[/b]Unit 23 was relatively prepared for all eventualities. If the Demon fell forward, it would Impale itself to the sword that Unit 23 had pulled out with his left hand. If it fell to the left, the Necron could blast him with continuous Gauss fire until nothing remained. If it fell backward, it would still be within the Necron's line of sight, thus allowing for a Painful barrage of Gauss fire. Lastily, if it fell to the left, it would be within range for the Necron's Necrodermis sword to slice the Impudent Demon.
Not accounting for random variables, or the Demon's state of mind, Unit 23 was well within it's capability to analyze the Realms of possibility and see what a Combatant was likely to do. Of course, it could be wrong at times. But the Necrontry, when originally designing the Machine frames inevitably termed the Necrons, didn't think so.
Eldar, I'm thinking that when Unit 23 was tackled by Karkesh, that caused the shots to miss all right?