"Omen of Durace"
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MUSTAFAR: LEGACIES
OBJECTIVE: HOLD THE LINE
BLOODHOUND
TRIBAL WARLORD OF THE SCAR HOUNDS
WARDEN OF RHIGAR AND MAR'ZAMBUL
FOUNDER OF THE TRI-LUNAR CLIQUE
LOADOUT
Beskar Brodie-Helm
Durasteel Cuirass
Fragarach-Model Heavy Disruptor Pistol
Beskar Romphaia
Rusty Old Fairbairn
Allies (BOTM/NSO): Keilara Kala'myr
Attackers (EE/GA/Hex): Jas Katis Elaena Kessia Miran Dylan Marsek
FEAR THE OMEN, FIGHT THE MAN: A BLOODHOUND STORY - PART 1
THE TERMINAL, WESTERN OUTSKIRTS,
THE FORGE, MUSTAFAR (SPRING OF 877 ABY)
From the very moment the Scar Hounds landed, the new Warlord couldn't help but marvel at the sheer scale of fortification and defensive construction of almost every sort, it was obvious within moments that decades upon decades of work had gone into the city, and especially so much that there would be more at their disposal since Mustafar first climbed to prominence as a legitimate planetary entity in it's own right.
'Better be payin' attention to this, Tri-Lunars.... Honestly, you're gonna love this one.'
As for how much work the Brotherhood had put since, Barran couldn't say for sure, as the Scar Hounds, excessive though their efforts had been since they first struck out against the Galaxy, had not been known for putting work into the Terminal or even for showing face near it. This would be a fresh experience for the Bloodhound and his subordinates alike, and in the realisation that victory would assure their interests in the fortified city at the very least, the one-eyed Woad shook his head and sighed at the prospect of rebuilding from rubble, not too fond of being on the receiving end of the wanton for a change but still somewhat willing to plant the roots of an outpost in the area. And just as other Mawsworn elements had before him, the Omen of Durace would vow to make this a staging point for the next phase of the Scar Hounds' evolution in galactic warfare, Barran's means of showing his enemies who had risen from the Ashes of the Mongrel's reign, as others around them were expressing their ascensions' statements of intent in their mentors' stead.
This was their moment, their chance to show the Galaxy that the Brotherhood were far from done yet, as the very tethers of secrecy and self-preservation of the faction's first generations (strong and perpetually applied though they had been to the last moment) would still have no reason to restrain their greatest weapons any longer; and when such greats of the Maw perished in service to the Great Cycle, the very people who achieved such glorious victories in single and open combat alike would find themselves falling prey to the true horrors thereafter, destined to suffer at the hands of the evils they freed in the acts of slaying the only ones who could keep such evil in check. Lucky were those who had survived people like the Mongrel, and luckier still were those who slew the Maw's Dark Lord atop the Akar Kesh, but the acolytes who followed would not allow such luck to stand for long.
'Alright then, Tri-Lunars. Go an' set up some horrors with the playing-pieces we brought with us.... Delight me with your guile, show these invaders what they fear the most.'
And with that, as the last visual traces of the others slipped out of view, Thomas went running into the city, sneaking off in search of worthy prey. And before long, the one-eyed Woad would find himself lost in the maze of reinforced Duracrete, waiting for the gate-crashers to show face in their own time. All as according to the pacing Thomas was looking for at the time, requiring his hunting methods to be quiet, slow and tense like a spring until the right moments to strike were presented to him along the way. And as the Scar Hounds hooted, cheered and roared at the prospect of unreserved, unsupervised autonomy, Barran sniggered in anticipation of the ultraviolence he had just instigated, understanding exactly what sort of Hell he would be unleashing by dragging the opposition into such a battle.
The conventional defence-strategy would be abandoned almost completely, as it was already considered much too wasteful of lives to hold the line with what they had, and considered useless for drawing the attackers into the perfect setting for an urban cauldron; so the chance for the pioneers of Technobarbarism to throw out their reliance on comrades and orders alike, and as irregular as the order seemed, was viewed by the majority as an opportunity to inflict losses on an unprecedented scale. The defensive fights against the Galaxy didn't come around very often, so Barran himself would be grateful of the opportunity to prove his true worth in the attempt to stem the galactic tide, holding back the waves of aggression in the streets on his own terms, happily giving the tribe something of shock-value to remember him by.
MUSTAFAR: LEGACIES
OBJECTIVE: HOLD THE LINE
BLOODHOUND
TRIBAL WARLORD OF THE SCAR HOUNDS
WARDEN OF RHIGAR AND MAR'ZAMBUL
FOUNDER OF THE TRI-LUNAR CLIQUE
LOADOUT
Beskar Brodie-Helm
Durasteel Cuirass
Fragarach-Model Heavy Disruptor Pistol
Beskar Romphaia
Rusty Old Fairbairn
Allies (BOTM/NSO): Keilara Kala'myr
Attackers (EE/GA/Hex): Jas Katis Elaena Kessia Miran Dylan Marsek
FEAR THE OMEN, FIGHT THE MAN: A BLOODHOUND STORY - PART 1
THE FORGE, MUSTAFAR (SPRING OF 877 ABY)
Interesting place.... A shame they're here to destroy it though.
From the very moment the Scar Hounds landed, the new Warlord couldn't help but marvel at the sheer scale of fortification and defensive construction of almost every sort, it was obvious within moments that decades upon decades of work had gone into the city, and especially so much that there would be more at their disposal since Mustafar first climbed to prominence as a legitimate planetary entity in it's own right.
<"Brothers an' sisters, this is the Bloodhound. These Core-World softies are making a poor job of rattling us, abysmal effort in all honesty.... We must show them how, we must horrify our attackers, so I've devised a plan that will do just that.">
'Better be payin' attention to this, Tri-Lunars.... Honestly, you're gonna love this one.'
<"Putting it simply.... I want this city to become Ambush-Central, the city of screams! SO AS OF RIGHT THIS SECOND, THE FORGE WILL BECOME OUR BLACK CAULDRON!!!!">
As for how much work the Brotherhood had put since, Barran couldn't say for sure, as the Scar Hounds, excessive though their efforts had been since they first struck out against the Galaxy, had not been known for putting work into the Terminal or even for showing face near it. This would be a fresh experience for the Bloodhound and his subordinates alike, and in the realisation that victory would assure their interests in the fortified city at the very least, the one-eyed Woad shook his head and sighed at the prospect of rebuilding from rubble, not too fond of being on the receiving end of the wanton for a change but still somewhat willing to plant the roots of an outpost in the area. And just as other Mawsworn elements had before him, the Omen of Durace would vow to make this a staging point for the next phase of the Scar Hounds' evolution in galactic warfare, Barran's means of showing his enemies who had risen from the Ashes of the Mongrel's reign, as others around them were expressing their ascensions' statements of intent in their mentors' stead.
<"FOR ALL YOU OWE THE AVATARS, YOU MUST AWAKEN THE MURDEROUS VOICES IN YOUR MINDS!!!! LET THE WARRIORS WITHIN YOU REST FOR A WHILE, I WANT THE MURDERERS INSTEAD, I WANT THE SERIAL-KILLERS REIGNING SUPREME NOW - I WANT THAT THAT WICKED PART OF YOUR SOUL LURKING IN THE SHADOWS!!!!">
This was their moment, their chance to show the Galaxy that the Brotherhood were far from done yet, as the very tethers of secrecy and self-preservation of the faction's first generations (strong and perpetually applied though they had been to the last moment) would still have no reason to restrain their greatest weapons any longer; and when such greats of the Maw perished in service to the Great Cycle, the very people who achieved such glorious victories in single and open combat alike would find themselves falling prey to the true horrors thereafter, destined to suffer at the hands of the evils they freed in the acts of slaying the only ones who could keep such evil in check. Lucky were those who had survived people like the Mongrel, and luckier still were those who slew the Maw's Dark Lord atop the Akar Kesh, but the acolytes who followed would not allow such luck to stand for long.
'Alright then, Tri-Lunars. Go an' set up some horrors with the playing-pieces we brought with us.... Delight me with your guile, show these invaders what they fear the most.'
<"Sir, this is Mercy. I have collected the usual data, if you need it, I will send you and your strategists too. In addition, the Eternal Empire, Ashlan Crusade, and the Galactic Alliance have arrived, and most of them are still heading for Forge, Gahenn Droid Foundry or the Fortress Vader.">
<"Good news at face value anyways. Divided efforts could play into our hands, so this works for me.... Let me know if anything else pops up, I'll be around. Bloodhound out!">
<"Good news at face value anyways. Divided efforts could play into our hands, so this works for me.... Let me know if anything else pops up, I'll be around. Bloodhound out!">
And with that, as the last visual traces of the others slipped out of view, Thomas went running into the city, sneaking off in search of worthy prey. And before long, the one-eyed Woad would find himself lost in the maze of reinforced Duracrete, waiting for the gate-crashers to show face in their own time. All as according to the pacing Thomas was looking for at the time, requiring his hunting methods to be quiet, slow and tense like a spring until the right moments to strike were presented to him along the way. And as the Scar Hounds hooted, cheered and roared at the prospect of unreserved, unsupervised autonomy, Barran sniggered in anticipation of the ultraviolence he had just instigated, understanding exactly what sort of Hell he would be unleashing by dragging the opposition into such a battle.
The conventional defence-strategy would be abandoned almost completely, as it was already considered much too wasteful of lives to hold the line with what they had, and considered useless for drawing the attackers into the perfect setting for an urban cauldron; so the chance for the pioneers of Technobarbarism to throw out their reliance on comrades and orders alike, and as irregular as the order seemed, was viewed by the majority as an opportunity to inflict losses on an unprecedented scale. The defensive fights against the Galaxy didn't come around very often, so Barran himself would be grateful of the opportunity to prove his true worth in the attempt to stem the galactic tide, holding back the waves of aggression in the streets on his own terms, happily giving the tribe something of shock-value to remember him by.
Of their fates on this planet, and all it's splendour as far as they can see....
Let Mustafar become their tomb - their Mausoleum.
Let Mustafar become their tomb - their Mausoleum.
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