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Rannick is only a millisecond behind the stormtrooper in snapping to attention, and so close are they that it seems possible they rehersed it beforehand. "Sir, yes sir!" he chimes in and moves up with Archimedes to lead the way.

Major Rannick slings his rifle over his shoulder and prepares to accompany the escorts.

subtle. ;) Seriously though, I'll check your auction out. :)

Okay, now here's a question for you Darwin's World fans... original, or 2nd edition hardcover? I mean, in most cases 2nd edition is better, but not in all *cough*D&D*cough*, *hack*GW*cough*...

Stars! He shot the man's son! Drannik thinks... and then he replays the events in his mind. I assumed he had a reason to strike the kid. That perhaps he'd seen something in his manner... something suspicious... but maybe the kid was innocent, and because Xitz hit him, he thought we were the...

I had the PCs in my group stumble into a Major Dark Side site where a whole lot of people had died. It suddenly got bumped up to an Extreme Dark Side site, and all these dead people were possessed by dark side spirits and rose up to attack them... so there were lots of zombies wandering around. heh.

Rannick nods to Xitz as the Commander heads over to the shuttle, and shifts his rifle slightly so it's in a more neutral position. Glancing about the area, he moves up to the blast doors with Daxson...

Rannick keeps his blaster rifle ready and steps over to his superior. Speaking in a low tone, so only those standing very close can hear, he says "Commander, may I respectfully suggest that this might be the time to talk to them? Discovering another traitor" he says, indicating the smoking body...

Major Rannick checks his location... roughly 75 degree angle from the blast doors... on the same side as he heard the running coming from... that way, when the blast doors open, they will not have a good angle on him to start. He stays on his feet, to give him better mobility, should he need it...

Rannick has been counting down the time until the doors open and he feels the necessity to speak "Commander? We have about 10 seconds before those blast doors open. Are you sure this is the best course of action? We will be gunning down quite a few loyal and potentially productive Imperial...

Well, lots of great suggestions here and great advice. Thanks everyone! :) I'm currently looking through my 4th edition rulebook, along with d20 Modern to see if I can come up with some stuff on my own... at least for the basic system, and then maybe I'll take the advice from some of you and...

"Troops on the way, sir." Rannick reports calmly. He then backs up through the door again, and hits the control panel to close it. Better to set themselves up properly before those coming can see us. He then backs off and sets himself up with a good angle on the door, and prepares an action to...

"The hallway is clear, Commander." Rannick reports "But I don't expect that to last. What are your orders?"

With the young soldier being handled by the others, Rannick turns his attention to the perimeter. Any moment soldiers were going to come through the doors of the hanger, potentially opening fire on them. [ooc: is there more than one door into the hanger?] He runs over to the door the soldier...

Major Rannik smirks when he sees the Commander slug the young soldier. The fool didn't even see it coming. he thinks He steps down the ramp, his rifle held at the hip but ready, scanning the rest of the bay for anyone who might try to interfere. (Spot check: 17-1=16)

Hmm.... this Darwin's World sounds intriguing... kindly tell me more about it? 'cause as it stands, I'm thinking of just designing my own system, probably d20 compatible, using the best aspects of all the past systems.

*thumbs up* I'm cool with that. I don't wanna hold anything up.

[ooc: I am SO sorry for not posting sooner. It's been a horrible week to find time to do anything, and I've unfortunately been neglecting all my games. I'll be paying more attention now. Sorry again.] Major Rannik had remained quiet through the briefing, confident that the Vice Admiral would...

Sorry I haven't been around, it's been a really hectic week. I'll be more attentive now. :)

No robots? That's... interesting. Well, I'll look into it and see what I think. heh. :)