Dr Who/40k crossover RP

[Eternal_Freedom]

Oh if we're on an Imperial Navy ship then....damn, I really want to play as the Captain and as my Space Marine. Damnit.

[HMS Sophia]

Okay. I'll get back to you with a final concept soon.

Awesome

Oh if we're on an Imperial Navy ship then....damn, I really want to play as the Captain and as my Space Marine. Damnit.

Ain't I a stinker.

[Sinewmire]

I'd be very interested to see where you go with this. I'm thinking the start of Bad Wolf, where he's all "No, this is all wrong, this is supposed to be the fourth great and bountiful human empire!"

[HMS Sophia]

I'd be very interested to see where you go with this. I'm thinking the start of Bad Wolf, where he's all "No, this is all wrong, this is supposed to be the fourth great and bountiful human empire!"

Oooh... I was thinking tenth but oooh...
That could be fun...

ETA: Might still run with various very confused Doctors turning up. Just for sheer entertainment factor.

[The Romulan Republic]

Here's an idea. Its tentative but I'd like feedback.

A person from one of the interstellar human civilizations in Doctor Who was captured by the Daleks, turned into a puppet, and used to exterminate their fellow humans. Now they've been sent after the Doctor. However, at some point their human personality regained control, so they have the mind of a guilt-ridden, grief-stricken human being. Unfortunately, the Dalek side occasionally resurfaces. Its like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The Daleks know about this but spare them because they think the human side may win the Doctor's trust before the Dalek side resurfaces and turns on him.

I still have to pick a name, gender, and profession for this character. I may wait until I see what others are doing so I can pick an unused niche to fill.

Edit: this is basically borrowing from Time of the Doctor.

[Eternal_Freedom]

Oh if we're on an Imperial Navy ship then....damn, I really want to play as the Captain and as my Space Marine. Damnit.

Ain't I a stinker.

Damn you Sod it, I'll go with the Space Marine. It's probably better if you be the Captain, makes it easier to keep us players moving int he right direction.

[The Romulan Republic]

I kind of figured barnest2 would be playing the Doctor.

[HMS Sophia]

I'll be playing basically everyone else (and I'll be attempting to write the doctors appearances, yes. I'm not sure how lengthy they'll be yet. It'll be fun seeing them from the other side). I can push the story without being the captain, but if I'm honest, that would make things easier. It gives me a senior position to run things from.

Okay, so:
Purple: something
EF: Space Marine
RR: Dalek drone thing (have a very silly idea of how to get this character in).
Coffee?
Simewire?

[Eternal_Freedom]

Do I get to be from my Lost Legion? Or do I have to be a regular Chapter?

I want my Volkite Charger damnit. Honest-to-God-Emperor Martian Death Ray

[HMS Sophia]

Lemme read it again in the morning. I'd like to say yes, but lets see if I can make it stick...

[Purple]

I'm pondering the way you could end up alongside the PC's, and those options are a struggle. Humanity in 40k abhor the xenos (daleks) and hate AI's (cybermen). If it wasn't for that I'd say go for it, but any 40k human PC's would likely shoot the character as soon as it appeared. A shame really, as the concept seems interesting.

If you have any other concepts, I'd love to hear them. Sorry for the limiters.

One thing to consider is if there is any obvious indication of the person being linked to the mechanicus. From what I know it's common practice for techpriests to be as much metal as they are flesh. So throw on some mechanicus style robes and cover most of your body and the character could easily pass as one.

And with the proper paint job and accessories a Dalek who is not too proud of his looks could pass for a servitor.


Also, I am totally going to cook up a navy officer, commissar or some other character archetype that lets me say things such as "Hanging a few today saves the lot in the long run!" And yet be a well meaning good guy. So I totally volunteer for the role of someone who is not the captain but has some semi control over where the ship flies.

[Eternal_Freedom]

LAst time I checked the Commisariat and the Adeptus Astartes don't get on too well...especially not Astartes that have been on their own for 10,000 years

[HMS Sophia]

Senior naval officers: XO, Gun commander (or similar ridiculous title), Master of Crew, etc etc
There are theoretically Naval Commisars, but they don't often appear much. Though they do get shot less.

I'm pretty cool with a semi-commander.

[Elheru Aran]

I'm interested. Not sure how often I could post, but I'd be willing to throw a post in once a day during the week. Probably would run with a Space Marine as well, but I'm open to suggestions since we probably already have one.

[HMS Sophia]

Once a day (or even once a week) would more than likely be fine. Be glad to have you

[HMS Sophia]

Eternal_Freedom, are the lost legion now back amongst everyone else? They sound entertaining.

[Eternal_Freedom]

As of 999.M41 the warp storms entrapping them are dissipating, so they are starting to spread out intot he wider galaxy. But they're being cautious rather going all "rargh new Great Crusade" since a) that worked out real well in the past didn't it and b) their intel on the galaxy is 10,000 years out of date.

They have, however, previously encountered Tyranids, since a small Hive Fleet was drawn to warp-jammer like the rest are to the Astronomicon. That Hive Fleet went boom against the guns of the Hellrazers and the Confederate Navy.

Their caution, however, doesn't mean they don't answer calls for help where they can. Indeed, many recent appearances of the Legion of the Damned may in fact be Hellrazers that chose not to linger.

[HMS Sophia]

So how would one (or a squad) end up aboard an IN vessel.

[Eternal_Freedom]

Simple. They are disguising themselves as a new founding chapter in order to gather information on the Inquisition.

Or, the Hellrazers came to the aid of the Inquisition vessel but lost their ship in the process, forcing them to join the Inquisition force out of necessity.

[Elheru Aran]

Alright. Put me down as a Space Marine in the Deathwatch (original chapter to be determined) accompanying the Inquisitorial party.

[Eternal_Freedom]

Oh, yeah, that's another option, we're disguised as Deathwatch.

[HMS Sophia]

So we're going to have a deathwatch marine, a pretend deathwatch marine, a dalek drone (shhh), whatever purple plays, simewire maybe, and J Ryan as a tech priest of some sort (Sorry I missed you!). J Ryan, would you be interested in the ships senior Enginseer?

[Eternal_Freedom]

Pretend Deathwatch Marine, his squad, and some hefty backup if needed.

Of course, calling in backup from the Legion is a serious matter, since that would require operating openly, and since the Legion have archeotech to make the AdMech weep and still spread the Imperial Truth the Ecclisiarchy will hate them. The Inquisition will probably consider them traitors at best and heretics at worst and the rest of the Adeptus Astartes will be saying "yo, where you been for ten millenia?"

Basically, openly revealing the existence of the Confederacy and the Legion would probably spark a new civil war. Unless of course there was a suitably horrifying external threat. Like the Daleks. Or Sontarans.

Hell, there's another possibility for a story arc. We know that the Sontarans were considering a move into the Milky Way in M3 (the 2000's), maybe by M41 it's become a viable tactic.

[HMS Sophia]

Depends on the Inquisitor, but I mostly agree with you

I have a couple of plot ideas. It's going to be mostly made up though

[Eternal_Freedom]

If shit goes down, the squad will have no choice but to liquidate the Inquisitor. Accidentally of course...