Necron lord, the leader of the necron.

*Game/Game Series:Dawn Of War Warhammer 40000
*Character name(s):Necron Lord "Lucifer"
Age:Unknown
*Appearance:Black Matalic Skeleton, made of a living metal, glowing green eyes, glowing green strips in the spaces of the rib cage, glowing green circle in the center of the chest, Welds a staff with two High frequency blades at the base and a green stone on the top.

*Powers, Training and Weapons: Attacks with green lightning from afar, attacks with staff up close. weapon is called the staff of light. His living metal provides excellent protection which self-repair's his body

*Weakness:ranged attacks

*Personality: Hates all life accept his brothers in war. Kills things for fun. looks for confrontation. Enjoys seeing the lights in his enemy's eyes dim as they embrace death.
*History: Created by the Dark Eldar 1 million years after the birth of the stars, for the sole purpose to distroy the Eldar. When they made him they messed up with the programing and he started to kill all life across the universe. He started replicating lesser copies of himself with the use of a, Massive mechanical pyramid called the Monolith to help him in his conquest. The first to encounter the Necrons was the Imperium. that battle was called the massacre at sanctuary 101.

After this battle the necron went into saclusion on a planet next to a massive violent star. Its orbit was so close to the planet that it was causing the lifespanes of the necrons to diminish. they spent eons developing their technology and came up with living metal. The living metal caused them to regenerate rapidly. The Necrons went back to slaughtering their enemies and departing before reinforcements can arrive.

The Necron lord got bored killing simple infantry and abandoned his mission and started hunting highly skilled officers. He eventually met his match on the Tau world C'tan. The Tau commander Or'es'ka was a master of ranged combat. His massive amount of weapons he caries, varying from a Plasma rifle to missile pods. After his defeat the Tau shot his remains into space. His body began to repair and take control of the rocket and he flew into a nearby Rift in space.

*Alignment Suggestion; -5

Team Affiliates: Independent

*RP Sample: ..... a bug...."Squish*"..... I fell better now. Well what else needs killing.( The Necron lord scans the area looking for some sport).... Nothing worth my time well i thing i should cut down some trees for the fun of it.( After a few hours of cutting trees into timber he decided to move on and look for a town to slaughter) Well what do we have heir? (The Necron lord spots a farmer and call out to him) Hey!, is that axe for show or are u going to use it? (The farmer charges at him but the Necron lord laughs and shots him with his staff.) Like shooting fish in a barrel.

This post has been edited by NecronLord on Oct 16 2009, 09:22 AM

I believe this would fall under the "Generic characters" clause.

...or world knowledge...

Well, I'm certainly not disappointed. This is kinda what I expected when I saw the name.

Warhammer is alien to me so I'll stay out of this.

You'd need Advanced to play a Warhammer 40k character anyway. And this is not a character, even. It's a unit.

U all know that Warhammer was a comic before it became a board game and a pc game and the hero units are characters from the series

Oh, that simplifies things for me.

Now I KNOW you can't take this character. Not only is it generic, Warhammer wasn't a game first so even if it wasn't, the series didn't originate as a game.

kirby was a comic first to so before u talk do research on yourself

I doubt that for some reason. If I HAVE Kirby and I'm a normal member, it's probably because Kirby was a video game character first.

Hahah what?

Kirby was a game first. In fact, the Kirby character wasn't even decided on until right at the last minute - originally, the blobby thing was a placeholder.

And no, Necron Lord is not a character. It's a unit type in the wargame.

Regardless, you need Adv. RP to take the Necron Lord (if you can find a specific named one). The VG from other source tends to get waived if no one knows a series originated from another format. Like with Kirby, if idea he came from a comic first can be believed. Nintendo history says no to that idea.

This post has been edited by VAL on Oct 16 2009, 08:43 AM

Well, all you really need to do is just specify a Necron Lord hero in the game. That gets rid of the whole "Generic Character" thing. Just like having the Dread Lord from Warcraft. And Warhammer has had several games so that pretty much nullifies the comic argument. Because several games have been anime or comics before actually becoming games. So that should make him acceptable.

This post has been edited by Lloyd Irving on Oct 16 2009, 09:42 AM

the Necron lords have names if you went through everything.
Lucifer-Necron lord based off of the original construction of the Necron and the only one to become the Night Bringer .
Hades- based off of the destroyer wields swords rather than staffs
Ad-Dajjal-same as "Lucifer" accept became the Deceiver.

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I think we've all established that you can't take a Warhammer character.

if u want to base it off that no one can use Warcraft unless they are advrp. It went novel-RTS-MMO

This post has been edited by NecronLord on Oct 16 2009, 09:50 AM

Pick another character. You're not getting this one. Arguing won't get you anywhere.

Actually the first Warcraft book was written in 2001

Warhammer 40k, as a board game, is far older then its assosiated spin-off comic series originaly developed to expand the 40k world byond what could be discussed in the rulebooks. The necron themselves acutaly come from mentions in the old Rogue Traider game (refered to by some as 1st edition). They had 3 units (which did not include the lord) during 2nd edition before becomeing a full fledged army in 2002 (including the HQ unit, Necron Lord)

The Necron joined Dawn of War in 2006 as part of the Dark Crusade expansion. The Necron lord in that game is known as The Necron Lord of Kronus. As such, this does not quallify as "The character had to have originated in a legally licensed computer or video game." as the Necron Lord was not created as part of the video game development prosses.

Plus, as Durandal said, your work knowledge of the 40k universe is neglagable at best, heredical fanfic at worst. If you'd like me to go threw and point out which parts you got incorrect, I would be glad to.

This post has been edited by Sarah Kerrigan on Oct 16 2009, 09:56 AM

well sence u guys are a bunch of dick its people like u that make people like me wont to bring a gun to school.

Do it faggpt


Please choose a different character. Or tell me the name of the game, if any, this character originated in. Keep in mind that the rules clearly state that a new character must be non-generic and must have originated in a computer or console game.

This post has been edited by Mephistopheles on Oct 16 2009, 10:07 AM

...lol oh nos them thar internet bullys are pushin you round on the web. QQ Moar

Ohohoho, and so the flaming begins. First off, if you read the rules, you'd know that characters that are either generic or non-video game characters can't be chosen, Warhammer didn't start out as a video game so you can't choose anyone from there (If you did your research, you'd know that and we wouldn't be talking about this), and even if your character fulfilled the criteria, the form is filled out so terribly that no one would give you stats until you did it right.

And what the freak, Sarah just showed more kindness than we have and explained WHY you can't choose your character and you just spit in her face, as well as everyone else? Why don't you work on your grammar before you start trying to flame us. This isn't a chat room. This isn't some site you always get your way because you want it that way. This. Is. An. RP. Site.

Now then, either cool off and try to talk to us without flaming or please leave.

...I wasn't going to say anything before this.

vtech just kicked in yo.

To clarify some things, there ARE some characters in the game Dawn of War that are original to that game and are not present in Warhammer 40k fluff prior to the game. There are actually several, and as Dawn of War has a continuing plot, many have development and story arc, personality building, etc. Most are human (Imperial, Space Marine, etc) characters. Some are not. Their presence in the game is the first instance of their appearance in 40k canon. These characters would be legal to play here.

Necron lord, however, is a generic unit. HOWEVER there is ONE named Necron Lord in the Dawn of War series, the Necron Lord of Kronus that is in Dawn of War: Dark Crusade. He is original to this game. This may be what NecronLord is intending, rather than how it was said. Being specific will always help end confusion...

This character does come with a caveat though: he is completely silent and speaks through others. He does not, through game play, develop personality and any motives are not shown. Though you may play as Necrons, very little is actually given to them by way of characterizations or development. He would be very difficult to play. He is, however, a legal character. This would be a personal choice of taking the challenge or not.

CRY SOME MOAR!

And do it faggpt.