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The Weekender XLBS: Inheritance Update
April 13, 2013 by warzan
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Another good show guys. Inheritance seems to be getting interesting now. I’m going to pop over to the forums to see if I can sort out that faster than light issue. By the way, the Deliverance Lost is the Horas Heresy novel with the Raven Guard in it where it all goes wrong for them.
Do they have to travel at “warspeed”? Maybe that’s why they took 10,000 years to return.
Before deciding on how their armies are organised, how they fight, etc., it might be best to think about who they were fighting against as that dicates how they evolve to fight them. The Roman army is also a good example in this respect.
Congratulations. I’ve genuinely no idea what the beeped “Ming the G???less” is. +1 for creative swearing (and if anyone wants to DM me I’d be grateful).
What about some form of singularity sling shoting. Using black holes and pulsars to propel them at super speeds
Ming the Germless ?
Not for long
This could be the way they travel. 😛
http://youtu.be/ygE01sOhzz0
Usually, I’m not hugely welcoming to this sort of AU scenario, because it can get REALLY messy in a hurry, but this is, potentially, magnificent. As far as “light speed” goes, I think that if you want to make a harder scifi faction, you will want to avoid direct, literal FTL travel. Usually, I am a fan of things like slipspace from Halo; you create a rift and essentially piggyback off of some alternate dimension, but as Warren said, that is a no fly for this. Considering that, I agree with the warp travel alternative. We, or whoever, can say… Read more »
If you want a warp drive model, try this: http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/09/warp-drive-plausible/ Alternatively, is it not possible that they were sent away by the Emperor via his experimental webway that he was rumoured to have been building at the point the Heresy kicked off? Maybe he knew the outcome of the Heresy even before the first shots were fired and, to protect the Imperium, they were sent through the webway to only the Emperor knows where, and then the Emperor himself removed them from record, to prevent anyone from finding them. And if the Emperor knew where they were going to end… Read more »