The Inquisition - Never there when you want them, always there when you don't.
Eagle Ordinary 83 - In Over Our Heads
James Rogers
Jose Rodriguez
Also, about that minor xenos lifeform in panel 2:
>The Narisian Swamp Owl, despite it's disarmingly small size, is a apex predator. Able to unhinge its own jaw to swallow things as large as its own body. Many a feline, small dog, or young child have gone missing from within the borders of Naris, briefly, as the lumpy, distanced fowl culprit is often found sleeping off its meal not too far away.
Jaxon Morris
BROTHERRRRRR
Xavier Gray
Have a smiling commissar for your reactionary needs
Thomas Johnson
Should probably edit this to say
>Oh, how heretical.
Chase Ward
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Bentley Evans
Perfect.
Benjamin Fisher
How we got to the point of expecting the Inquisition.
Bentley Ross
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Cameron Turner
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Nolan Baker
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Gavin Bell
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Henry Anderson
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Benjamin Martinez
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Gabriel Ramirez
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Dominic Wood
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Luke Evans
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Hudson Walker
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Nicholas Collins
And that's it.
I've been watching Lodoss War, and I've seen Slayers, and now I'm just wondering: the idea behind Eagle Ordinary is that this is the dramatization of an Only War RPG group, but it seems to follow the DM's story and drama fairly well, rather than going off the rails into zany antics, promethium-fueled accidents not withstanding.
How many groups would ignore Aetta and the conspiracy, suck it up, and decide they're Guardsmen, they follow orders? Or how many would say decide to go over to the Tau for better gubbinz?
Christopher Reed
Most of the Zany Antics occurred during combat encounters, and mostly from Grigg, Blutock, and Kosomov.
Also, there were a ton of NPCs and plot hooks that held the PCs attention. Many of those personalities and plot threads have been consolidated into a few key characters in the comic for the sake of clarity.
Kayden Hughes
What Im reading? it that 40k Tumblr??
Aaron Gonzalez
Yes.