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Their actions are more akin to desertion and possibly defection by freeing Bishop. Now Cassie injecting James with a virus that is designed to kill baselines... Luckily she can claim ignorance on that regard. Terrorism is at a risk of becoming a very convenient excuse for governments these days.

She's good at it :) Clover seems to be off on a rough start with the team...

Karen's eyes easily adjust to the darkness inside, it seems like she's the only one who made it in. The language the natives are speaking sounds like gibberish to her, middle eastern gibberish anyway, If they fight the UN they're gonna die. Maybe if they surrender the UN'll spare them... she...

Karen ignores the troopers for the most part. Counting on her bodies ability to bend light waves, she quietly makes her way into the main building in search of James.

I'd answer that she'd dislike Ryan even more, but I don't want to make you quote yourself :p

I've considered the tactic before as a combo with Kal, but she'd never allow Ryan to throw her. Knowing that your body will hurt the object you're flying to more than it'll hurt you, makes for an interesting sense of self preservation (or lack there of).

Which would be a valid tactic.

Karen shakes herself free from Ryan's grasp as he descends. She barely touches the ground as she leaps forward toward what seems to be the main building. Her body becomes transparant in midair, intending to scout ahead of the group while Mark searches the other buildings.

Lol :)

Karen becomes visible again when Bishop tosses her phone back. Her understanding for Anika's concern fades at Sami's transformation, she involuntarily takes steps away from him. She looked weird herself and Charlotte could change into creepy spiders but this was something different altogether...

Karen fishes her cellphone out of her pocket and hands to Bishop, remembering that he probably can't see her she takes his hand and puts the phone in it, "I hope you can get a signal here."

Sadly the two most likely choices are already taken, Empire and Dwarves. Maybe Bretonnia allied with Wood Elves? But that wouldn't be a likely combination. Another option is Lizardmen.

It's mostly aesthetics for me, I got 100+ painted dark elves in display cases. Too bad they didn't include Skaven :(

Karen takes in the area, marvelling at the landscape. She was glad that for once there was no landscape of destruction, no hypermodern underwater city greeting her, just nature. She was also glad to be out of that bunker. The feeling didn't last long though, her mind quickly jumped back to the...

Dark Elves all the way :) Though Empire witch hunters look rather nice

I do hope so (aside from the going blind bit) , old school warhammer player here :)

I tried out Vanguard, but it's nothing really special sadly. Right now I'm killing time with Vanguard and SWG (when I feel like logging on) until probably Hellgate: London and WAR

Lol yeah. A better question would probably have been: Are there any teenagers that aren't as randy as a farm girl after harvest? I think the least randy Elites at the institute would be Mark and Cassie. Ryan isn't really an Elite either else he'd qualify as well. Elites seem to be very loyal...

"I'd prefer to keep the Mysterium as much in the dark as possible, once they find out we have something of interest we won't be able to hide much of anything for very long," Morrigan says as she walks up the stairs, "I'll drive."

Lol :p Anika does get around while Karen has her hands full with one guy/god ;)