>ogryns evolved on barren, high gravity prison worlds
Are ogryns space Australians?
Ogryns evolved on barren, high gravity prison worlds
Jaxson Robinson
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Josiah Roberts
What a insult to the ogryns.
Jacob Ortiz
Are Ogryn space abos?
Grayson Wilson
>"So I asks meself, what would Colonel Stracker do? Easy I says, ed' probably yell at me for bloody standin' about and not smashin' things with me mates. So that's what I did. They even gave me this ere shiny medal when I was through."
Sound like just regular Australians to me.
Carter Baker
All the abhumans in 40k, ratlings, squats and Ogryns are survivors of their peculiar worlds. Well, ratlings are bit hazy; being some sort of cramped spaceship born mutation that got handwaved rather heavily. Even the imperial beastmen were treated as usable mutants brought about by their encironment in 1st & 2nd editions.
Levi Flores
Do you see them surviving alcohol poisoning?
Only the previous generation now.
Brayden Flores
Obviously you've never been to Queensland.
Liam Rogers
>Queensland.
>Not the Northern Territories.
Now there I would expect actual Ogryns to exist.
Hudson Scott
I was painting my traitor Guard up and theming them as jolly Aussies. I believe I said their world was Straalya.
Landon Garcia
>traitor
If anything, Australians are the Dark Angels of the commonwealth.
Christian Clark
Certainly in regards to intelligence.
Jayden Nguyen
That's what he said, traitor guardsmen.
Carter Gutierrez
>Squats
>Ogryns
>Martians
>Navigators
>Ratlings
>Beastmen
Who is YOUR favourite abhuman?
Grayson Torres
>tfw played a Ratling sniper in Only War once as a joke so I could talk in a stupid Irish accent the whole time
>the legacy of Conall Stickyfingers will forever ensure that I love Ratlings
Bentley Martin
Story please?
Jose Harris
Squats have Squat Trains. End of.
The tactical possibilities of vehicular units with multiple cars gets me hard. They need to un-squat the Squats so I can start circling the wagons.
Daniel Gomez
Which deity do they follow?
Wyatt Torres
I mean, it's not much of a story but there were a few exploits that occurred that were just fun at the time.
>DM wanted us to acquire a Chimera, implied that there was a serviceable one located in the middle of no man's land of our setting, I instead convinced the rest of the party to steal one of the spares from a squad of stormtroopers attached to the regiment by stealing a commissioner's coat and hat after getting him drunk on alcohol stolen from the colonel
>used continuous good charm rolls to talk my squad's way out of Chaos guard territory when we got stuck behind enemy lines
>got a crit when shooting a Slaaneshi cult leader in the dick
>stumbling through a large combat encounter drunk and not missing a single shot
I dunno man it was a long campaign a lot of stuff happened.
Jackson Thompson
Huh, I never realized this but it makes so much sense. Especially with Orks being a spoof of football hooligans.
Kevin Hall
Australia has the same gravity as the rest of the world.
Don't believe Trump's lies
Jose Robinson
Khorne/Slaanesh I hope
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Zachary Thomas
>Australia has the same gravity as the rest of the world.
Actually it is not the same in the entire world.
Samuel Carter
A worthy aspiring champion of Slaanesh
Kayden Davis
Squats
Ryder Rogers
Ratlings come from macro predator infested marsh worlds. Short stature and sharp senses aided in spotting threats and hiding among tall grasses while large feet helped them not sink into muddy sod.
Mason Lopez
>'Staya
>full of horrifiy venemous animals and disease
>everyone is cheerful
Nurgle m8.
William Miller
Sure that would be better, but their thing was something fuzzy about infesting spaceship ducts and becoming good cooks.
Jeremiah Flores
That's after they've been inducted.
Is the development of them. Look up Ornsworld.
Cooper Garcia
Ogryns.
They're basically roided-up, shaved bears with the personalities of German Shepherds and the minds of six-year-olds. You can put a gun in their hand, and they can figure out how to use it, but good luck getting them to do anything that requires more brainpower than "Point -> Shoot -> Krump 'em!"
Despite their stupidity, they have a surprisingly firm grasp of how to fight with their bare hands or close combat weapons, though, and will use any and everything available to them to kill their foes while having an instinctive understanding of how to use their environment, as a genetic legacy of growing up on harsh, hyper-violent worlds.