Rules: first three roles are the candidates. I roll a 1d3 to determine which roll is chosen, unless majority wish to go with a certain choice over another
We are a lady of the Inquisition, a minority among the Emperors chosen agents, but just as loyal.
Now, how old are we?
>Roll 1d100
Cooper Jenkins
Rolled 31 (1d100)
Samuel Turner
Rolled 99 (1d100)
SHOW ME OLDY
Ryder Ward
>ask for old >get ancient Thank you based rolls, OP hear my plea.
Jason Sanders
I must admit, it'd be sick as fuck to be one of the oldest members of the inquisition
Carson Morris
Imagine it! Being the inspiration for every aspiring female inquisitor... UGH! Now it's cringy... fuck, never mind.
Sebastian Walker
I mean, she could always just hate all the young female inquisitors. Not running around with a proper amount of skulls, wearing skin tight clothing. Disgraceful
Julian Ramirez
Nah nah nah, she's not someone an inquisitor wants to be. She's someone every other inquisitor fears. I cannot imagine what horrors she has seen. What horrors she's committed.
Jace Reyes
Let's see what we roll for Ordos and other traits before we get into that. She might be some feared and revered woman that has provided inspiration and dread to various people throughout the galaxy through her deeds, or she's a pencil-pusher with a little more authority that no one's bothered to kill or even meet with much.
Xavier Turner
That would work! The one that's lived this long by being practical!
"WEAR SOME FUCKING ARMOR! THAT MID RIFT IS GOING TO LOOK SO FUCKING NICE WHEN IT'S SPLIT OPEN AND YOU'RE TRYING TO KEEP YOUR GUTS IN! FUCK!"
Ethan White
Let's get another roll in here so we can get to that point XD
Nathaniel Flores
Rolled 89 (1d100)
You gotta give us that official Next Roll Please post. We are but blind sheep without it.
Jayden Wright
Rolled 71 (1d100)
Noah Carter
>strong independent Inquisitor who don't need no Ordo
Chase King
Disregard my first role and use these!
Nolan Ward
Rolled 3 (1d3)
Jason Walker
We are ancient, having served the Imperium continuously for centuries.
>Roll to determine exact age? (250+(1d750)
>Leave it a mystery?
And also
>Do we use restorative processes, or do we look our age?
Jeremiah Miller
Rolled 300 + 250 (1d750 + 250)
Xavier Nguyen
Rolled 719 (1d750)
Jordan Myers
Mystery Post is Best Post!
Caleb Gonzalez
I'd personally love it if Grandma Inquisitor does not try to look young. You are going to see her battle scars along with her wrinkles, young man.
As for specific age, I'm fine with it being a mystery.
Asher Martin
Need a tie breaker vote
Charles Nelson
Mystery age, could be 80, could be 1000
Nathan Garcia
An old bag of wrinkles concealing an unstoppable will sound pretty good.
Justin Morales
No body knows your true age, either because you've kept it a well kept secret or because you yourself have forgotten. The years grow shorter, and blur into a seamless stretch of time that has been your career.
Some say you have always been with the inquisition. Some believe you were one of the chosen of Malcador the hero to found it. Others believe you a liar, someone who has spread rumors of you age to appear powerful or dangerous or some other contrived reason.
It matters not, your life is a tool of the emperor's will, and not even age has slowed you.
>roll a 1d100 to see what Ordo we lie within.
Jayden Lewis
Rolled 55 (1d100)
Who's ass is getting kicked by grandma tonight?
Alexander Foster
Rolled 82 (1d100)
Ordo Chronos would be apt
Xavier Lewis
Rolled 89 (1d100)
Rolling for Ordo Xen-
Seconded
Juan Sanchez
I'm terrified we will wind up with a strange 40k femDoctor Who, but at the same time I'm incredibly intrigued.
Also >two rolls for No Order WHO ARE YOU, WOMAN?
Owen Thompson
You say that like it's a bad thing
Parker Roberts
Rolled 3 (1d3)
Elijah Price
...
Michael Walker
Unlike your colleagues, you have not devoted yourself to a single Ordos. You are like a wind, going from situation to planet to war with no clear pattern.
Samuel Johnson
Rolled 1 (1d3)
>roll xd100 (where X is the result of the 1d3) to determine your titles)
Zachary Brown
This thread reminded me when Veeky Forums made Inquisitor Brandon Bland
Thomas Garcia
Rolled 94 (1d100)
John Wright
Rolled 26 (1d100)
Rollin!
William Flores
Best of both worlds--she does use rejuvenation treatments to prolong her life, but part of the age mystery is she has been to so many doctors so many times they have lost track, and for the purposes of the adventure, she looks old and is coming up on needing a new treatment
Everyone want this? It makes sense, getting a pick me up every other century
Logan White
Well this is an odd one.
We aren't in an Ordos. So should we
>Make up something?
>or choose a different roll?
Caleb Morgan
A mute crippled war hero at the young age of 45, with a loving wife and children. He was badass in the sense that he was more akin to an Administratium sage than an Inquisitor, looking deep into documents, taxes, bills, etc in order to find odd ends where cults and heretics have made errors in the system. He would then dispatch another Inquisitor along with storm troopers in order to bring the emperors jusgement upon the Heretics
Robert Reed
Eh, I rather just have her as Grandma "'Sterminatus"
Jackson James
As long as she looks old by the time this adventure starts, I'm all for it.
To the galaxy at large, she is part of no ordos. She is just...there.
But to the true believers, she is the last true remaining member of the Ordos Chronos.
Joseph Young
Some bad ass ancient bdsm penal battalion inquisitor, or something
Kevin Howard
Yes. The heretic's ultimate Achilles heel. Tax evasion.
Luke Walker
This, with the addition that the reason why no one knows for sure which Ordos from which she resides, her record of which has been wiped from the imperium records
Chase Ramirez
>maybe have no title whatsoever?
Noah Cook
We could roll for it just to be official, but I am fine with her having no huge title. Her name alone will be enough to strike fear in the hearts of her enemies.
Leo Thomas
And the reason no one knows her age is because not even she knows with what she's faced in her long centuries of service.
Carson Bennett
>no one knows her age >no one knows her name >no one knows which Ordo she's in, or where she currently is >no one even knows if she really exists >but everyone can feel the effects of her actions - every time she chooses to act, she rattles the stars
Nathan Brooks
Title: inquisitor of terra
I'm no good at this but something along those lines
Austin Bailey
Your records are long gone, some clerical error perhaps. Maybe the machinations of an enemy? Or even your own descision. In any case, you are known throughout the inquisition as an unknown.
No Ordos or title, and no known age. Rumors have risen and fallen around you. Some say you are the remaining member of a Ordos chronos. Others say you don't exist, and are just a myth used to help show new inquisitors the scope and age of the Inquisition. You've heard an Ordos was established to discover your history.
Your work, you duty to mankind and the emperor, matters more though.
>Roll a 1d100 for your Philosphy
Jaxson Williams
Rolled 25 (1d100)
Kayden Powell
Rolled 5 (1d100)
I'm kinda hoping we get extreme radical for maximum comedy.
Hunter Hernandez
>no one knows her name I actually thing we should give her a name, some strong old name like Ursula or Beaura
Easton Gonzalez
Nah, that takes away from it, makes the mystery more human.
I don't know, she has to be called something. But we can get to a name or lack there of once we finish up her important details.
Jason Jackson
Agreed.
Could also just call her The Inquisitor.
Jose Torres
Need one more roll
Xavier Green
Rolled 60 (1d100)
I'll help you out, coach.
John Cooper
Holy shit she's a puritan. An ancient, obscure puritan. Ordos are supposed to be caucuses, right? They aren't official, they're just a way of saying what kinda threats to the imperium the inquisitor is interested in dealing with. So maybe this old lady doesn't limit herself to one type of enemy - maybe she's fought heretics, aliens and daemons for centuries? She's gotta be an Inquisitor Lord by now.
EDITH
Parker Wilson
Rolled 1 (1d3)
Daniel Bell
Rolled 2 (1d3)
You are often called a temperate Puritan. Frankly though, you consider yourself merely right.
The perfect human galaxy would be home to all of humanity, those unfortunate souls whose genes have cursed them finding their own place within the utopian future of human dominance.
Whatever your reasons, you realize the mutant and the psychic hold a place in society, as inferiors in any case.
>Roll xd100 (where X is the result of the OP roll) to determine you methodaology
Gavin Sullivan
>EDITH I do too!
I'd like to suggest that if we do infact go down the Ordo Chronos route, maybe she's the last one around and she's looking for them. Finding obscure clues and hints scattered all over the galaxy. Looking where only a member of their Ordo would look and seeing things only they would know.
Kevin Martin
Rolled 97 (1d100)
>You will never be Grandma Inquisitor's Acolyte >She will never constantly berate and nag you when you inevitably fail to live up to her high expectations >She will never continue to push you anyway because she knows you have a place, even if it's as a tiny, inferior cog in the machine
Why live?
Ayden Hill
Rolled 82, 85 = 167 (2d100)
Nolan Watson
Rolled 10 (1d100)
This. Everyone has their place in the grand scheme of things, they just have to find it.
Robert Kelly
That can be her title, grandma inquisitor
Robert Kelly
Rolled 1 (1d3)
For the first method
Aaron Nguyen
Rolled 2 (1d3)
>Tempero Bacillum (To spare the rod): is to spoil the child. Constant assessment and testing of acolytes and just about everyone(/-thing) else is one of the top priorities of this Inquisitor.
I shall roll for the second one
Kevin Ramirez
Rolled 49 (1d100)
Whoops, wrong one
Gavin Nguyen
This guy must be psychic or something XD
>Crescis In Adversis Virtus (Virtue is born in hardship): Every experience is a learning experience, even if that experience will test the mettle of body and soul. If something's worth doing, it's worth doing the hard way!
>Roll on psychic potential table? (Roll 1d100)
James Perez
Rolled 55 (1d100)
MY PSYCHIC POWERS ARE BEYOND MEASURE
I FEEL THE WARP OVERTAKING ME
Jacob Cooper
Rolled 28 (1d100)
Let's go psychic grandma!
Carter Watson
Ugh. I suppose her having little to no psychic powers makes sense for her hard nose character. Still, if someone were to wind up rolling Master and that was chosen, I wouldn't mind.
Samuel Scott
Rolled 22 (1d100)
She a Blank!
Carter Wright
>Clarify: we can choose not to go psychic
I should have made that clear sorry.
Levi Ramirez
Eh, judging by the rolls she's not gonna wind up psychic anyway.
Juan Roberts
Rolled 1 (1d3)
Charles Williams
Looks like she's a minor Psychic.
>Keep?
>No psychic power?
Austin Sullivan
aww...
Parker Sanders
Eh, just scrap the power. Have her be a normie brain and let's get to those quirks.
Lincoln Rogers
I think no psychic works better for being a puritan anyway.
Lucas Brown
Rolled 2 (1d3)
Agreed, fits better with her methodology and philosophy if she's not a psyker anyways.
>Roll Xd100 for quirks
Leo Lee
Rolled 57 (1d100)
Come on, let's get HERETIC
David Jackson
>Artistic talent: Cooking, painting or music are all possible avenues of exploration for the talented artist. >COOKING Grandma Inquisitor's Acolytes are not going on the mission on an empty stomach.
Julian Moore
Rolled 37 (1d100)
This!
Justin Martinez
>Spartan >i.e. stern Tell us something we don't know, amiright?