Game Recaps 2
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About two clicks off the coast...
The party got off to a roaring start as the lum began to flow. Lines quickly formed at the beverage and snack table as the Rangers, Mandolorian and a few 501st collected their refreshments and staked out their place to relax and congregate. The atmosphere was congenial with members from the various commands mingling together, drinking and laughing.
The newly promoted Captain Mereel, in full Mando regalia, stood quietly to the side, arm around the shoulders of his wife, the equally armored Lieutenant Mereel. After everyone took the time to thank he Doctor for the party, the
6/16/09
The cavern-like bunker room throbs with power in sync to the pulsating blood red lights on the towering fusion reactor. Like something out of macabre dream, the reactor beats like the living heart of some massive beast, its tentacles snaking into every corner and crevice. Alead, Sway, Girr and Shodu stand watch at the door with the last remaining three Antarian Rangers.
Each member of the small assault team, now so much depleted, stare with dead eyes at the scene of utter carnage in the hall outside. Bodies, Ape, alien and human lie scattered in a tangled carpet of limbs and bodies. Friend and foe, nearly indistinguishable in the cl
A Point of Pride
Rianna Saren guided her ship through the crowded skyways of Nar Shaddaas multi-layered cityscape. No matter how many times she returned to the Smugglers Moon, she could not help but feel disgusted by the filth and stench indicative of the Hutt Clans stranglehold on the planetoid. Even the Empire maintained only a token hold here this deep in Hutt space.
She wound around a soaring tower before dropping onto an open pad. Unlike more regulated ports, pilots could set down more or less wherever they wished. Then again, on more civilized words, the worst you could expect from breaking traffic laws would be a ja
Deathseeker Story Arc Guide by Miegael, literature
Literature
Deathseeker Story Arc Guide
Cast of Major Characters
Ookami (Formerly Akodo)- The Lion Clan are the right hand of the Empire. Honor is their watchword. For countless generations, the Lion have produced the Empires largest and finest armies. Of the families within the Lion Clan, the Akodo family hold the finest tacticians and commanders the Empire has ever seen. Ookami was born for command. Leadership and strategy are as much a part of him as flesh and blood. Only Honor holds more value to the young Lion samurai. With the loss of Honor, Ookami loses more than just his name and Clan, he loses his self. Without Honor he is just a shell. Rather than commit seppuku, r
Legend of the Five Rings
Beginnings
Short Fiction by Randy Jackson
The deathseeker dojo is quiet in the early morning hours. A few of the unfortunate students are already going through warm up katas preparing for another day of grueling training. As usual no one speaks. The students and teachers of this particular dojo rarely if ever speak. They go about their duties in morose silence. Such is the life of the deathseeker.
Suddenly hooves clatter outside. A few of the students look up from their forms eyeing the door with a dangerous suspicion. Visitors are rare. They draw their weapons without thought. Each harbors a glimmer of hope that
Legend of the Five Rings
Death of an Akodo
Short Fiction by Randy Jackson
Ookami emerges from the, now silent, keep onto a field of carnage, under a gray, but clearing sky. Here and there a lone Tsuno fights on defiantly. Otherwise the ground is covered by nothing but shambling dead. No sooner does he appear the undead turn their madness filled eyes on him. He can feel their malice and hunger like a physical blow even from a distance. The first sign of his taint perhaps? Ookami does not care.
He descends the last stone steps with a measured tread. Some time ago the prospect of standing alone against an army of undead would have at least b
Legend of the Five Rings
Fall of Shiro no Namida no Wasure
Short Fiction by Randy Jackson
Hiruma Karada jogs down the muddy rise toward the distant castle gates. Across the open field under a raging sky the enemy stands waiting. Rank upon unholy rank of undead stand eerily silent, watching his small band of warriors and monsters draw close while around Karada the battle cries of his companions ring loudly in his ears. Karadas voice joins his companions rumbling across the earth like thunder itself. Lightning. Before him the ranks of undead lower their weapons to accept his charge dead eyes full of hunger. Thunder. He breaks in
Legend of the Five Rings
Shadow of the Stone
Short Fiction by Randy Jackson
Shadowlands present day
Gazing down Oshi feels a monetary pang of regret as he watches Ookamis companions charge across the muddy field toward the Bloodspeaker fortress. Even from this distance he can easily make out Hiruma Karadas immense form leading the small bands suicidal assault on the Bloodspeakers fortresses. As always, the Crab scout wears no armor other than a pair of heavy bracers strapped about his forearms, yet he runs through the hail of deadly missiles untouched as if the kami themselves have wrapped him their pro
Legend of the Five Rings
Rain and Blood
Short Fiction by Randy Jackson
Rain pelts down as Ookami belly crawls through the black mud and course, brown grass. Beside him, Satomi slides silently through the underbrush like some ethereal snake without seeming effort. In the gloom of the stormy night she appears nothing more than a darker shadow on the blackened ground. Were it not that he already knows she is there he very well might never notice her lithe figure stalking beside him. The thought brings no comfort.
Wet, sticky mud oozes between the pieces of his armor weighing him down. Ookami bites off a curse as his hand sinks up to the elbo
Game Recaps 2
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About two clicks off the coast...
The party got off to a roaring start as the lum began to flow. Lines quickly formed at the beverage and snack table as the Rangers, Mandolorian and a few 501st collected their refreshments and staked out their place to relax and congregate. The atmosphere was congenial with members from the various commands mingling together, drinking and laughing.
The newly promoted Captain Mereel, in full Mando regalia, stood quietly to the side, arm around the shoulders of his wife, the equally armored Lieutenant Mereel. After everyone took the time to thank he Doctor for the party, the
6/16/09
The cavern-like bunker room throbs with power in sync to the pulsating blood red lights on the towering fusion reactor. Like something out of macabre dream, the reactor beats like the living heart of some massive beast, its tentacles snaking into every corner and crevice. Alead, Sway, Girr and Shodu stand watch at the door with the last remaining three Antarian Rangers.
Each member of the small assault team, now so much depleted, stare with dead eyes at the scene of utter carnage in the hall outside. Bodies, Ape, alien and human lie scattered in a tangled carpet of limbs and bodies. Friend and foe, nearly indistinguishable in the cl
Star Wars: Rubble
Dust trails down from the fractured ceiling as a trio of TIE bombers scream by meters overhead. Down in the pocked and broken street outside a platoon of Stormtroopers in their identical white and black armor pick their way through the debris and wreckage that was once a beautiful city avenue. Shattered buildings spill stones into the street like gutted corpses. Two Troopers maneuver around the still burning shell of a bombed out speeder truck.
Captain William Wild Bill Stanton peers down at the Troopers through a crack in the second story wall of what was once a nice hotel in the posh district of the Captial
Star Wars: Called Home
Antarian Ranger Sergeant Auspa Antilles swats a buzzing pest from his face as second squad humps it through the Grendada jungle on their patrol 3 kliks east of Capital City, Moo-Ooh-Gala City. Ahead almost invisible in the dense, green foliage Dahar Star, the fire teams Kel Dor point man, cuts his way through the thick, jungle vines, his vibro-machete making a wet thwack sound with each swing. To his right and to his left, Antilles can just barely hear the boot crunches of his other squad mates over his own labored breathing. Somewhere behind and to his left second squads other fireteam cuts a parallel path
Star Wars: Games in the Park
Merkavas bi-millennial plaza teems with life as shoppers, business-
beings and tourists mingle in the parks and courtyards set about multilevel complexes. Shops line quaint cobbled streets while hover-carts meander through the throngs extolling the virtues of their local planet wares. Sitting at a Dejerrik table along the second tier of sculptured lawns, an elderly man in a well tailored suit watches the revelry in silent contemplation.
He is quite unremarkable, from his matte black two piece blazer and pants, to the tinted glasses perched on his sharp nose. Indeed, the only evidence to his ag
Star Wars: Laser-Scalpel
The Siminian village is in chaos. Massive, meter high flames engulf thatch roofs tossing columns of smoke up through the leafy canopy into gray morning skies. Tribesmen and women run screaming this way and that in panic amidst the confusion of flames and death. Jungle insurgents sweep through the burning huts and butchering the men, women and children like animals. None are spared.
Hidden among the limbs of a nearby Oogala tree, Asha looks on impatiently. Below her an enemy sentry lights a contraband cigarella and lazes against the base of her tree. Asha uses a tiny tendril of the Force to redirect the smoke away fr
Star Wars: Thanks
Miatha crossed the busy street careful to avoid the speeders racing back and forth in the heavy afternoon traffic. She was late. She knew. Her mother would be worried for her, but once she saw the food clutched in her dirty hands she knew her mother would forgive her tardiness.
Dodging past a final speeding vehicle, Miatha turned up the narrow walk and made her way the last few blocks home. The sun was already dipping low on the horizon as she ducked past an alley. The streets are dangerous enough without the complication of darkness. She picked up her pace hoping to reach home before nightfall. She never even heard the ma
I finally was able to read Child's Play. I loved it. I understand now how Blood Angels could cross realities *wink*. I could see the "real" Jax in every move. You have given him a great legacy. Thank you for showing it to me.
Thank you. I plan to move forward with writing the origin story of how Jax became a Blood Angel. The training, the first missions. Jack and I talked about it and he was on board. I am only sad that I did not get the opportunity to complete it while he was still with us.