I am coming off a break from running games and wish to run a new one. Unfortunately, I'm interested in running it for new players rather than my usual memelord idiots. Part of me wishes to run for new players to see how it goes, another part wants to experience new antics, and another has grown tired of them breaking my games. Regardless I'm taking all kinds of players at the moment. I will run my game on Sundays, starting either noon, 1, or 2pm central, based on which time works best for the group. I have three games I have in mind that I am willing to run. Rogue Trader, Black Crusade, or Dark Heresy. Which I run will be up to the players. Below I will list the game and a brief description of their plot. If you wish to join, message me and I will send you a link to the discord. Dark Heresy On the Planet Vespoid on some back water sector of the Imperium, the claws of the Archenemy have dug in. This hive world is not to be lost, even with how far it is from holy Terra. So as freshly trained agents of the Inquisition, you are sent to investigate and hunt down the darkness shrouding the planet. This is not only your first actual mission for the Inquisition to cleanse the rot of chaos, but you have been told by the Inquisitor in charge of you that there is a certain Lord he wishes for you to kidnap on his behalf, for reasons not mentioned. Black Crusade As vile cultists of various parts of chaos, you have been sent to a hive world. This planet, Janus Macab, is deemed a must have by a warlord. He wishes to claim this planet to give himself a stronghold to set forth his own crusades from to terrorize the Imperium. But the warlord was gracious, having sent his personal agent to scout out and investigate the city. This agent awaits in the underhive, in a dimly lit warehouse for you. Rogue Trader For the last couple of centuries the Tau have slowly tried to convert your planet, the agro world Festivast. This is your home, your birthplace. The planetary governor has gathered a group of citizens in private. Standing in a the basement of his personal home, he explains that the time is coming when the planetary counsel will vote if to join the Greater Good. He, however, wishes to stay loyal to the Emperor. But the council can overrule him if they had enough votes in favor of the Greater Good. So he orders those gathered to do all that they can to sabotage the Tau, to deplete their numbers and resources, to drive them off the planet or at least diminish their hold on the world, what ever it takes to sway the council into believing the Imperium must be stayed with. However, if caught, he will condemn you. From his coat he pulls out a slip of paper with the mark of a rogue trader. To who ever successfully does the most damage to the Tau, to who ever proves they deserve it the most, he shall grant them Rogue Trader status, the highest reward that he has to offer. You have four months. things are desperate, yes, but he believes in the mankind of the Imperium.
