Show your support to the canonical winner of the Kaurava Conflict!
A planetary governor work is never done!
>>46639901
Who wouldn't?
>A amateur depction of the victory parade at the end of the conflict!
>>46639901
Oh Emperor yes.
>>46639927
Taufags (there is not enough pics of our glorious leader)!
Of course I would, what you think of me somekind of Xeno sympathizer.
Has anyone ever made a rogue trader campaign that bisits the Kaurava system? I think that would entertaining.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIUJ9PFhE80
>clearly the best ending
>>46639901
A some governors can get to rule more than one world and some times whole solar systems all on their own. But the Adeptus Terra keeps an closer eye on them among other stuff to check their power.
>>46640155
That voice acting though
>>46640231
I thought so, but who could possibely be manly enough to stop Stubbs ascension to sainthood.
May it never haooen but if the end times in 40k happens I want atleast a line about Stubbs.
>>46640239
The narrator lost his passion after Dark Crusade.
>>46640307
*happen
>>46639927
>>46639921
>Implying the fleshbag won
>Implying the fleshiest meat bags and their tin cans won
Jeez, I wonder why no one ever talks about Kaurava anymore.
>>46640155
We know this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lp5A0YFQGEc didn't happen so clearly IG is the best ending.
>>46640361
>Implying necrons would let Cyrus go back to the chapter alive.
>Implying necrons aren't shit.
>>46640361
Stupid deluded xenos
>>46639921
>>46639927
that hivemind pic tho
>>46640416
>implying the Imperial guard could stop the Necron awakening
>Implying that Stubbs didnt get impaled on a warscythe because he was too busy raping Taldeer, the only person who actually knew what was going on.
Yeah, your right. You humans are pretty usefull. We'll be sure to keep a few of you around after we awaken our masters.
>>46640491
>Taldeer
I was somewhat busy raping that particular soul stone at the time in question. You may be thinking of a different campaign.
>>46640491
Wait how he even got to Taldeer I thought the inquisition got their hands on her.
TaldeerLiiviFallout.jpg(please someone post it so i can get it)
>>46640550
My bad, these Eldar all look the same to me
Kaurava was macha, right? Regardless, sorry about missing the big Aurelia sector bash. We were on vaycay
>>46640588
You'd like to think that, wouldn't you?
>>46640491
>soulstorm
>Taldeer instead of Caerys
>>46640776
>implying i took the time to remember the name of a light snack
>>46640086
My group did a Dark Heresy game there.
>Ordo Xenos inquisitor and co. arrive in the reclaimed Kaurava system
>"so there were how many Xenos species here?"
>"all of them basically... Oh and chaos"
>"and that doesn't strike you as odd"
>"I try not to think about it"
The following story had us travel from Kaurava 1 to 4, ultimately finding the Dark Eldar web way, briefly getting lost in comorragh and then making a swift, Stubbs assisted exit.
Pretty good campaign, all in all.
>>46639996
Sauce?
>>46640978
>>46640155
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Z1fET8UEvM
A Governor can rule more than 1 world, they're simply referred to as the Governor of X System. Though each world would have its own governor as well.
>>46640978
>>46641058
I Second this please tell us more (were the 100 baneblades brought up).
>>46641058
>Originally, Inquisitor Darius was summoned to the Kaurava system to investigate the remnants of Xenos strongholds on Kaurava 2 and 3.
>After a cursory investigation of Kaurava 1, his retinue discovered the beginnings of a Genestealer cult which was promptly dealt with.
>much to the inquisitors confusion, several Guardsmen reported a second Eldar stronghold, further out on Kaurava 4
>Darius decided to investigate without informing the Ordo Hereticus, who had lain claim to Kaurava 4
>after a mix up with a Celestian, Darius and his retinue fled, only to stumble upon a webway gate
>literally
> the group, along with a concussed Celestian, found themselves within the mad geometries of Comorragh, city of the Dark Eldar.
> it wasn't long before the Eldar noticed their arrival and began a hunt, more interested in taking new prizes than protecting their city
>Darius and the Celestian fled deeper and deeper into the maze city, losing companions as they went.
>to their horror, the group had be intentionally led to a gladiatorial arena, where they were set upon by grotesques.
>the group fought valiantly, displeasing the dark Eldar with their unwillingness to give in
> a pirate Lord made ready to have his incubi slaughter them when, all of a sudden, as if by miracle, a baneblade ripped through the arena wall.
>Vance Stubbs, all-round fucking maniac, had driven an entire armoured column into the heart of comorragh.
> in the ensueing slaughter, hundreds died, countless Eldar treasures were pillaged and the group made their escape
>unsurprisingly, Inquisitor Darius left the system quickly before the Sisters of Battle could start asking questions
Probably the best 40k RPG we've ever run
>>46641382
Nice!
Wait I fought you said that Vance had won the conflict in your campaign how come the Sister shown up?
>>46639901
Of course, what do you think I am some filthy heretic xeno loving chaos worshiper?
>>46641480
This was a detachment of sororitas assisting an Ordo Hereticus inquisitor in a total purge of all evidence of Chaos from the system. They were salty about Stubbs defeat of their sisters but couldn't really say shit after the Ordo Xenox and the High Lords of terra sided with the Imperial Guard
>>46641053
fire and honour, issue 5 I believe.
>>46641539
Bolter Bitches are dangerous Salty Bolter Bitches are even worse.
Wouldn't the 1st Liberators be in very deep shit having destroyed substantial elements of the Sororitas and literally half the Blood Ravens?
>>46640960
excuses excuses
>>46641653
Maybe they reported the Imperial losses were due to overwhelming "xenos and heretics"
>>46641653
Nah shit is fine Kaurava is at the edge of the ultima segmentum, the High Lords need competent people to hold those territories and nome is more fit for the job than Stubbs
Sturn > Stubbs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKIAMAqGNIY
>>46639901
HOW THE FUCK DID HE LOSE 100 FUCKING BANEBLADES
>>46641563
>look that up on the 40K Megaupload folder
>nope
RIP me.
>>46639901
>canonical
Popular myth; there's never been any official source stating who won Soulstorm other than "not the Blood Ravens". Certainly plausible though, given how many Baneblades he had on hand.
>>46641653
Technically you don't need to destroy all enemy strongholds yourself to win Soulstorm. It's very rare, though it occasionally happens, that a stronghold is taken by a computer opponent.
It's entirely possible that the Blood Ravens were slaughtered by, say, Gorgutz, and then avenged by Stubbs.
Gorgutz is da biggest and da best after all.
>>46642406
Aren't you a little short for a space marine?
>>46642622
If you torrent you can choose what comics to download.
>>46644656
Wasn't GW asked about who had won soulstorm and in return they asked who the people wanted to win and that's how Stubbs became the victor?
>>46642406
Man of taste. Best DoW.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNRHKaZmWBg&nohtml5=False
>>46644691
Nah Sturn is just too damn tell (abhuman problably)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSR9W8g6ak8
>>46641603
It ended up being a recurring plot element in our campaigns that a squad of Sororitas was tracking us, alongside a Witch Hunter as we descended further into Radical practices.
But we nearly always stayed ahead of them thanks to the Celestian we had fought alongside, who became an informant for us and eventually a PC.
>>46646295
You had a quite interesting campaign.
>>46640322
I'm convinced that the entirety of the VA work in Soulstorm was recorded without the actors knowing about it.
Like they just had Scott pissing about in the booth, hammering about metal bawkses and spess mehrens in his handiest voice, and he didn't know the mic was on
>>46646873
>We purposely gave them the wrong lines as a joke.
>>46642451
He didn't lost them, the munitorum transfered them to other fronts in need.
>>46639901
WOULD I!?
Of course. Dude's noblebright visionary and turned Kaurava into a industrial sector that also produces Guardsmen second to Cadian Kasrkin. And that's something.
Hoping DoW3 makes mentions of how he's fairing.
If the Planetary Governor invades and takes over another planet then he can control that one too - as long as the tithes are paid.
There are empires larger than most xenos domains ruled by individual humans within the Imperium
>>46647240
Wait. Planetary Governors can pull this kind of stuff?
>>46639967
Sisters got BTFO so bad they joined up with him. Is there anything Stubbs can't do?
>>46647150
I hope if he is mention him in DOW3 they say that Kaurava is like a second ultramar or even better.
Is it ever stated where Kaurava is located? I imagine it must be at the border with the Tau empire.
>>46647240
Wouldn't conquest like that interfere with the tithes that the high lords like so much.
>>46647300
Well it is located in the Ultima Segmentum, so yeah, probably near the Tau Empire if Or'es'ka and his dudes waltzed in to annex the place.
>>46647325
So maybe Kaurava becomes like a bulwark against Tau expasion, as it was stated in the victory against the Tau stronghold "it would take centuries before they would try to expand into Kaurava", So I think that would be a interesting future conflict.
>>46647325
I know! When BFG is fully launched and the inevetable Tau DLC is launched and we have a campaign in the eastern fringe or the Damocles gulf, one could put the Kaurava system and Kronus as easter eggs.
>>46647005
You know the rules
>>46647400
This. Added the fact that Stubbs has the means to get new Baneblades, then the Tau will need a lot of Riptides to even consider going in there again.
Added that Stubbs now shaped the locals into a force to be reckoned with due to the shitloads of Military Academies and that every person is a potential Guardsman there, then Tau will have some adamantine nuts to crack.
>>46647445
That would be fun actually if they mention those two systems.
>>46647400
>"it would take centuries before they would try to expand into Kaurava"
Yeah, like so many things about the Tau.
>>46647485
>
This. Added the fact that Stubbs has the means to get new Baneblades, then the Tau will need a lot of Riptides to even consider going in there again.
Added that Stubbs now shaped the locals into a force to be reckoned with due to the shitloads of Military Academies and that every person is a potential Guardsman there, then Tau will have some adamantine nuts to crack.
I think I found the next Only War campaign i want to participate.
>>46646657
Yeah, I miss that group, now I'm stuck with a bunch of edgelords that want to explore their own magical realms
>>46647485
Why would he need so many dudes? Yeah, fortifying a system is cool, but making every planet Cadia is a bit too much.
Unless he wants to launch attacks of his own into Tau space.
>>46647741
It's in order to produce shitloads of badass regiments to send off to the various warzones.
Hoping that at the time DoW3 rolls out, the Kauravan Conservators have a similar system to Vostroyans.
>>46647741
Well his ending states he had ambitions of being more than the governor general of Kaurava, so I do imagine that him launching attacks in Tau space is plausible.
He would still be defeated by Saitama. Saitama cannot be beaten.
>>46647785
Not that anon, but I do remember that part in his ending.
>Has ambitions to become more than a Governor
>HIGH LORD OF TERRA. LORD COMMANDER MILITANT VANCE STUBBS.
I'd sell half of my soul and add a fortune to have it happened.
>>46647771
As it was said before Kaurava is producing regiments worth of Karskin.
What commander in the ultima sector would not want such competent troops.
>>46647803
Dude. Wrong thread. You are looking for the Superman one.
>>46647813
Everyone. Including Chenkov.
>>46647813
>>46647822
As in every commander would want such troops.
>>46647813
And a manufactorum that shits out baneblades I bet the mechanicus had put Kaurava as a high priority when it comes to protection/
>>46647810
And making successful incursion in Tau space would certainly help you to achieve that position.
>>46641382
>as if by miracle, a baneblade ripped through the arena wall.
god fukken dammit anon i had just decided on my 130€ IG related list for the anniversary marine and now you make me rethink all that because BEHNBLAD
>>46647810
41m 999
>large numbers of imperial guard regiments are being mustered in the kaurauva system where the the newly appointed lord solar stubbs musters a crusade to relieve the besieged cadian gate
>>46647882
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpBngmCpUrU
Honestly, having lost or won in Kaurava, I want Or'es'Ka to have a successful character afterwards, just so his idea of employing Weapons of Mass Destruction becomes mainstream among the Tau. The invention of the Riptide, Stormsurge, and Supremacy, could be result of his command.
>>46648048
>>46648048
But Or'es'Ka proved to be unefective I don't think the ethereal council aproove of his methods well atleast not the same council that saw the damocles gulf catching fire.
>>46648112
*But Or'es'Ka tactics
>>46648112
Who knows if they proved ineffective or not? Regardless of his success, the escalation of firepower is clear trend in firepower. If anything, his mistake is installing a static superweapon, instead of a mobile one...like the Stormsurge and Supremacy.
>>46647867
Agreed. The fastest way to win the seat among the High Lords would be pulling off such stunts and reconquering planets Tau took in.
>>46647882
Well who doesn't love eleven (twelve when upgraded) barrels of hell?
>>46647970
That too would be an awesome thing.
>>46648048
>>46648112
>>46648126
Actually Or'es'Ka wasn't wrong about his tactics. Problem was that he didn't have the capabilities or hardware to utilize them to their full potential.
With the likes of the Stormsurge or Ta'Unar, his tactics would be efficient.
>>46648048
>>46648112
>>46648126
>>46648149
Forgot to mention that the Ta'Unar and Stormsurge didn't exist back then, but if they did, then Or'es'Ka's Great Strength, Great Strike tactic would've been acceptable.
>>46647970
>My finest hour!- written by Lord Solar Vance Stubbs
I'd buy it.
>>46648048
>>46648149
>>46648146
>>46648167
I do think Or'es'Ka surviving the conflict was rather unlikely though to the fact that his stronghold is overrun and if you destroy all the beacons that brings in his reinforcements there would be no way for him to escape the onlausght that Stubbs brought to Nan Yanoi.
>>46648201
Let's face it, a lot of people would buy it. Even Space Marines and Inquisitors.
>>46648302
Who knows. Maybe DoW3 will throw some light on him.
>>46648302
Nyaaa~ noi lol
>>46648420
Do we even have a proof that DOW3 is in development (besides the Sega Trademark)?
>>46648437
>>46648530
More proof that the Tau took the weeaboo factor instead for the Eldar.
>>46648486
Apart of the fact that it will be bigger than vanilla DoW? Absolutely no other info.
>>46648626
>They will probrably say more about it after the release of Total War: Warhhamer
>>46648779
Hopefully.
>>46647990
Hoping Diomedes will be in DoW3 along with Vanilla Ice.
No hope for Jonah...hoping they retcon his death.
>>46651331
Did Jonah really died? I thought he was sent to do a penance crusade to the eye of terror with the others.
>>46651633
From the stuff the BRs are saying in the final mission of Retribution, Jonah may have died there while fighting along with Gabe.
And no, the ones that went on a penitent crusade to the Eye of Terror were Vanilla Ice and Thaddeus.
Though I'm hoping that he did survive by going into biological stasis.
Best General?
1. Vance “Motherfuckin” Stubbs
2. Sturnn
3. Freddie “Mercury” Castor
4. Lukas Alexander
>>46652090
I'd say Sturnn and Castor would share the same spot.
>>46652194
>>46652090
>A guardsman life is to die!
He may not be the best general but he certainly was the realest one.
>>46652301
>playing The Last Stand on Anvil
>All 3 of us choose Lord General
P1: This is it men! We hold the line!
Me: And we die standing!
>Make it to wave 20
>Gabe get's sniped before the cutscene ends
>>46647810
>>46647867
>>46648149
>>46648149
Does anyone want to participate in the New adventures of Governor Stubbs in his crusade into the Tau empire?
>>46652301
And still was not Chenkov tier.
Castor may see guardsmen as a way to achieve success, but he ain't wasting them for no reason.
>>46655468
I would.
And I would support him in becoming Lord Commander Militant of the Imperial Guard.
The more of such competent people the better.
