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Sylvan Varain
Mortal-King
- Joined
- Dec 15, 2018
- Location
- Princehome.
"In the grim darkness of the far future there is more than war. There are real people there too."
- Dan Abnett.
Hiya.
I'm looking for a GM interested in a 'humanization' ethos story within WH40K. I've got several plots for this, one of which includes a story of an explicator in service of an aging Inquisitor who's just received a vision from the Emperor himself, and another of an orphaned scion of a Rogue Trader dynasty who's spent decades apart from their family. Ultimately though I'm happy to take a gander at any suggestion my partner brings to the table. Most of my plots tend to lean deeply into organic worldbuilding and multiple simultaneously moving parts; scheming characters with their own objectives and aspirations, surreal worldbuilding and cultures, and everybody generally pivoting and dynamically shifting their means to find their ends.
Above all else I'm looking for something that's distinctly against the grain of most of WH40K's storytelling of the 'necessary evil' and seeing it reframed as the 'easy' evil it truly is; the Imperium staged as the unambiguous villains of the galaxy whose greatest enemy is themselves, always resorting to the most barbaric and lazy solutions possible that inevitably end up punishing them (mostly a lot of innocent people, though).
Writing sample down below.
Gloaming.
- Dan Abnett.
Hiya.
I'm looking for a GM interested in a 'humanization' ethos story within WH40K. I've got several plots for this, one of which includes a story of an explicator in service of an aging Inquisitor who's just received a vision from the Emperor himself, and another of an orphaned scion of a Rogue Trader dynasty who's spent decades apart from their family. Ultimately though I'm happy to take a gander at any suggestion my partner brings to the table. Most of my plots tend to lean deeply into organic worldbuilding and multiple simultaneously moving parts; scheming characters with their own objectives and aspirations, surreal worldbuilding and cultures, and everybody generally pivoting and dynamically shifting their means to find their ends.
Above all else I'm looking for something that's distinctly against the grain of most of WH40K's storytelling of the 'necessary evil' and seeing it reframed as the 'easy' evil it truly is; the Imperium staged as the unambiguous villains of the galaxy whose greatest enemy is themselves, always resorting to the most barbaric and lazy solutions possible that inevitably end up punishing them (mostly a lot of innocent people, though).
Writing sample down below.
Gloaming.
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