Okay- wasn't aiming for Buffy at all, but that's cool.

Yeah, I'll try and do a spell-check sooner or later. Go to Comment

Updated: Just running this thing through the spell-check meatgrinder. :) Go to Comment

Hey- I love BBC.

Well, mainly Monty Python, the crazy bastards. Go to Comment

Grrr.... TAUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Okay, I'm done. A buddy of mine plays Tau, actually.

Unfortunately, I'm not gonna be able to update the list right now- I've got a ton of homework. However, I'll be working on it ASAP. Can't let me boyos down, now can I? Go to Comment

Updated: Just changing to "In Work." Go to Comment

Updated: Added two more regiments. Go to Comment

Updated: Just added five more regiments!

For the Emperor! Go to Comment

Hmm. Wouldn't fit into a Starship Troopers kind of game. After all, one of the primary rules of the Mobile Infantry that Heinlein made was that every man in a unit fights, regardless of other roles on the field. However, this is an incredibly thorough look at battlefield logistics that could fit into just about any other game. Bravo! Go to Comment

Frak, if I ever write a science fiction book, I think I might make the Kel'Regar one of the main enemy races (with Siren's permission, of course). The main reason being this:

I like the idea of writing stories about futuristic military formations and their battles, and almost all of the stories I think up have the main characters using projectile weapons. Machineguns, assault rifles, missile launchers, etc.- those're the weapons that my dudes use, albeit really, REALLY advanced.

So, I like the idea of making an enemy who's practically immune to their guns and heavy weaponry. Just imagine the horror of a platoon of elite Crash Troopers as the massive chain-guns and missile launchers their heavy-weapons crews carry simply bounce right off the target!

Besides, the Kel'regar just make for some interesting characters, I'd think. From the whole thing about the split between genders, to the world-ships... It's a great idea. Go to Comment

Holy.... crap. That is freaking AWESOME, mate! I love the idea of a gun actually using the very laws of physics for its operating system, especially such a powerful weapon! Cheers, Grey, me boyo! Go to Comment

I like this elemental. God, just imagine how useful that could be...

"Goddammit, Bob, I'm hungry! Isn't this place supposed to be FARMLAND!?"

"I know, steve, but I can't find any... Pigs.... Oh, sweet Jesus."

"What?... Oh. Hey, that could xome in handy!"

"How?"

"We make it follow us around, and whenever we need food? BAM! There we go." Go to Comment

Only voted Go to Comment

Updated: Just fixing a couple of things. Go to Comment

Just a quick note: this isn't finished yet. I'm going to add some more things about their leaders, equipment, organization, and training methods soon.

Oh, yes. And Moonhunter?

Ball's in your court, mate. :) Go to Comment

Pretty much, man. Go to Comment

I'll be adding in equipment soon. Go to Comment

Updated: Added in info on the weapons and training regimen. Go to Comment

Hey, I'm just sayin' that I put my money where my mouth is, just like you and one other guy told me after I commented on Blacksword. That's all I'm saying.

Besides, I had been thinking of this for a while before I posted it. Go to Comment

Heh heh heh, her mercenary character reminds me of the character Nobby from Discworld. During his career in the armies of the world, generals on either side could tell how the battle was going based on what uniform Nobby was wearing at the time. So, in that sense, she's like Nobby- except with a sense of decency. Go to Comment

Bloody funny, mate! I like the idea of shoes that become faster when you pour liquor on them. Keep'em coming! Go to Comment