[OW] Mountainbreakers (IC)

[Machine God]

Maks 

 

"Stop yer bawling Doc, I gotta stuck selector!" 

 

Maks finally forced the switch past the S / A button. He ran off after the Doc with Biscuits. 

 

He membered the Tacs and withdrew his trigger finger and pointed it as he gripped his Ripper Gun. 

 

 

 

 

Edited 21 hours ago by Machine God
typo

[A.T.]

Rockatansky

 

So much for the perimeter guard, if they weren't dead already the commissars would see that they soon were.

 

Look busy, look like you are going somewhere before some enterprising officer decides that the best defense is a charge across the landing fields towards anything that is shooting back.

[Lysimachus]

Molina dropped into a crouch as soon as he heard the first explosion. He hustled across to take cover behind a stack of heavy crates that separated the firing yard from the landing field. Behind him, he heard running feet and then Roly dropped into cover beside him.

 

Cal could see the insurgents rushing in towards the row of precious transport aircraft, and had to wonder how the enemy had managed to penetrate their defences so easily.

 

No time to stop and think about it now. He raised the borrowed m.36 and fired a volley into the mass of approaching bodies.

 

Comrade Order: Half Move, Take Cover

 

Cal Actions:
Half Move to be in cover
SAB:
BaS43 +10(Short) +??(Horde Size?) = 53, Roll: 39, Hit with 1DoS
Lasgun Barrage grants +1DoS to a successful Hit = 2DoS, so 1 additional hit (or maybe 2 if the Horde bonus is +20 or more?)
Dam 1d10+3 Pen0
1: (5)+3 = 8
2: (8)+3 = 11
maybe(?) 3: (3)+3 = 6

 

 

[Mazer Rackham]

Rockatansky:

 

'That man! You there!' bellows Jekyll. 'Can you pilot that?'

 

He points to a clutch of Sentinels which have been stripped for parts, and converted into a lading maniple. One does, however, in addition to the lifter clamps, have a heavy stubber mounted on the very exposed cabin which a second person could operate. The pilot crash seat is protected by what looks to be metal sheets trussed about the roll cage with jubilee clips. This is the one which Garrison Sergeant Major Jekyll indicates.

 

What it lacks in armour, it makes up for in character.

 

If...that's a euphemism for thick rust and chipped paint.

 

[A.T.]

Rockatansky

 

To slow, damn it. A tap of the forelock to the officer lest his enthusiasm draw reprimand after the action as he clambered aboard.

 

Barely a half step behind was Goose, missing since landing likely in some card game or similar scheme his sudden arrival gave suspicion that the man may have pointed him out, how else would Jekyll have known to pick him out from the rest. Max knew that it wasn't even battle lust that drove him just an insatiable boredom that somehow inexpiably hadn't gotten either of them killed over the years.

 

Already idling the sentinel did not fight his control but the counter-weight caused it to move sluggishly. Peering through the gaps in the improvised armour he looked for anything not filled with ammunition or promethium that could be hauled along as improvised cover in the advance.

[Mazer Rackham]

Rockatansky:

 

As you manoeuvre the walker, you see a section of plasteel barricade which is not connected or plascreted to the ground. Usually put up to block off a road, here it forms part of an impromptu 'fence' as it were, to divide up the space into work zones. It could be easily carried by your loading forks.

 

GM: This will give you formidable (AP 14) to the front facing, but will impose Difficult (-10) Operate Tests to move the Walker. The benefit of your improvised canopy is that if you get any grenades into your cockpit, and you fail to Evade, roll a D10. on a 7, 8, 9, or 10, the bomb bounces/falls out and will resolve against the walker's armour instead.