War Gears Academy (OOC, OPEN)

[Yalos]

Well, the average Joe probably couldn't even tell you the difference between an assault rifle and a submachine gun, so I mean....

But still. Its cool that you know lots about weaponry? Do you intend to join the military, or do weapons just interest you?

[Volvek]

A Well, the average Joe probably couldn't even tell you the difference between an assault rifle and a submachine gun, so I mean....

B But still. Its cool that you know lots about weaponry? Do you intend to join the military, or do weapons just interest you?

A: You have no idea, and it bugs the crap out of me. =.= Probably cause I live around redneck country and everybody knows about firearms.

B: Mostly just the latter, but a lot of my family has been in the military.

[The Grey Wolf]

For some reason, the Matilda Mk II is one of my favorite tanks during WW2.

[Volvek]

For some reason, the Matilda Mk II is one of my favorite tanks during WW2.

1v1 Tiger II would kick its ass.

[The Grey Wolf]

For some reason, the Matilda Mk II is one of my favorite tanks during WW2.

1v1 Tiger II would kick its ass.

Just bring in the Churchill.

[Volvek]

1v1 Tiger II would kick its ass.

Just bring in the Churchill.

Um. Nein. Tiger II would take them both out. Both are too slow for their own good, and severely underpowered for what they are.

Only exception is if the Churchill gets on the side or the Matilda gets behind.

[Wolfenium]

There we go. War Gear's geriatric librarian! Well, chronologically...

Name: Gudrun von Manstein
Personification of: Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. G (modified)
Gun & Armor Description:

• 7.5 cm KwK 42 L/70 - Primary armament. Taken from a dead Jagdpanzer IV as a field modification to replace her damaged 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/48 cannon
• 7.92 mm Maschinengewehr 34 - Secondary armament
• 80 mm frontal armour and 30 mm of side and rear armour

Physical Appearance (pic if possible): Gudrun
Personality: Melancholic, quiet, introverted
Bio: The academy librarian in War Gears, Gudrun is, to put in a simple word, old. Born into an aristocratic family in East Prussia, the girl's origins were sketchy in her memory at best. Seeing her first action as an assault gun mage in the Wehrmacht in the Battle of France, her utmost claim to fame was the dreaded dirt fields of the Soviet Union, claiming the heads of some seventy tanks, including twenty four enemy mages. When Gudrun was injured and lost her 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/48 cannon in Kursk, she was stationed back at France for recuperation and repairs. However, when D-Day took place, she was quickly pulled out of the hospital and refitted with a salvaged 7.5 cm KwK 42 L/70 - her current weapon - to repel the invasion. It was to be her final action in the war, where she assisted in resisting Commonwealth forces at Caen right up to her capture as a POW.

Ever since release, she found herself homeless (being on the wrong side of the Iron Curtain), destitute (possessions back home confiscated by the Soviets) and languishing in a desk job in a HQ for the occupation forces, and later the Bundeswehr, in West Germany. Naturally, even her once fearsome weapons and armour - which could not be removed at the risk of her life - were also rendered obsolete by Cold War advancement. As a result, she could no longer find employment in the one place she found fulfilment most - the battlefield. Thus, having taking up a job in War Gears Academy, she found herself resigned to reading old historical records and books of past conflicts, her bored appearance becoming signature of her in the school.

Rarely speaking beyond work-related matters, Gudrun was hardly sociable at all. Staring into space when not faced with urgent tasks, her lack of sound unintentionally made her as creepy as a ghost. As a result of her traits, her colleagues and students often suspected her of turning senile. But such behaviour, as those who knew her best would refute, were long part of her since her battles in Russia. Despite the kind of carnage she faced, Gudrun never really felt any lasting ill-will towards her former opponents. To her own admission, she presumed that she might have stopped caring after seeing so much. That, however, did not her from attracting the ire of any younger mage who knew about her from her grandmother's horror stories. Even then, she never actively confronted them, quite resigned to being fingered as a villain.
Additional Information: Theme Song?

[The Grey Wolf]

There we go. War Gear's geriatric librarian! Well, chronologically...

Name: Gudrun von Manstein
Personification of: Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. G (modified)
Gun & Armor Description:

• 7.5 cm KwK 42 L/70 - Primary armament. Taken from a dead Jagdpanzer IV as a field modification to replace her damaged 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/48 cannon
• 7.92 mm Maschinengewehr 34 - Secondary armament
• 80 mm frontal armour and 30 mm of side and rear armour

Physical Appearance (pic if possible): Gudrun
Personality: Melancholic, quiet, introverted
Bio: The academy librarian in War Gears, Gudrun is, to put in a simple word, old. Born into an aristocratic family in East Prussia, the girl's origins were sketchy in her memory at best. Seeing her first action as an assault gun mage in the Wehrmacht in the Battle of France, her utmost claim to fame was the dreaded dirt fields of the Soviet Union, claiming the heads of some seventy tanks, including twenty four enemy mages. When Gudrun was injured and lost her 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/48 cannon in Kursk, she was stationed back at France for recuperation and repairs. However, when D-Day took place, she was quickly pulled out of the hospital and refitted with a salvaged 7.5 cm KwK 42 L/70 - her current weapon - to repel the invasion. It was to be her final action in the war, where she assisted in resisting Commonwealth forces at Caen right up to her capture as a POW.

Ever since release, she found herself homeless (being on the wrong side of the Iron Curtain), destitute (possessions back home confiscated by the Soviets) and languishing in a desk job in a HQ for the occupation forces, and later the Bundeswehr, in West Germany. Naturally, even her once fearsome weapons and armour - which could not be removed at the risk of her life - were also rendered obsolete by Cold War advancement. As a result, she could no longer find employment in the one place she found fulfilment most - the battlefield. Thus, having taking up a job in War Gears Academy, she found herself resigned to reading old historical records and books of past conflicts, her bored appearance becoming signature of her in the school.

Rarely speaking beyond work-related matters, Gudrun was hardly sociable at all. Staring into space when not faced with urgent tasks, her lack of sound unintentionally made her as creepy as a ghost. As a result of her traits, her colleagues and students often suspected her of turning senile. But such behaviour, as those who knew her best would refute, were long part of her since her battles in Russia. Despite the kind of carnage she faced, Gudrun never really felt any lasting ill-will towards her former opponents. To her own admission, she presumed that she might have stopped caring after seeing so much. That, however, did not her from attracting the ire of any younger mage who knew about her from her grandmother's horror stories. Even then, she never actively confronted them, quite resigned to being fingered as a villain.
Additional Information: Theme Song?

Accepted, Wolfie.

[Wolfenium]

There we go. War Gear's geriatric librarian! Well, chronologically...

Name: Gudrun von Manstein
Personification of: Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. G (modified)
Gun & Armor Description:

• 7.5 cm KwK 42 L/70 - Primary armament. Taken from a dead Jagdpanzer IV as a field modification to replace her damaged 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/48 cannon
• 7.92 mm Maschinengewehr 34 - Secondary armament
• 80 mm frontal armour and 30 mm of side and rear armour

Physical Appearance (pic if possible): Gudrun
Personality: Melancholic, quiet, introverted
Bio: The academy librarian in War Gears, Gudrun is, to put in a simple word, old. Born into an aristocratic family in East Prussia, the girl's origins were sketchy in her memory at best. Seeing her first action as an assault gun mage in the Wehrmacht in the Battle of France, her utmost claim to fame was the dreaded dirt fields of the Soviet Union, claiming the heads of some seventy tanks, including twenty four enemy mages. When Gudrun was injured and lost her 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/48 cannon in Kursk, she was stationed back at France for recuperation and repairs. However, when D-Day took place, she was quickly pulled out of the hospital and refitted with a salvaged 7.5 cm KwK 42 L/70 - her current weapon - to repel the invasion. It was to be her final action in the war, where she assisted in resisting Commonwealth forces at Caen right up to her capture as a POW.

Ever since release, she found herself homeless (being on the wrong side of the Iron Curtain), destitute (possessions back home confiscated by the Soviets) and languishing in a desk job in a HQ for the occupation forces, and later the Bundeswehr, in West Germany. Naturally, even her once fearsome weapons and armour - which could not be removed at the risk of her life - were also rendered obsolete by Cold War advancement. As a result, she could no longer find employment in the one place she found fulfilment most - the battlefield. Thus, having taking up a job in War Gears Academy, she found herself resigned to reading old historical records and books of past conflicts, her bored appearance becoming signature of her in the school.

Rarely speaking beyond work-related matters, Gudrun was hardly sociable at all. Staring into space when not faced with urgent tasks, her lack of sound unintentionally made her as creepy as a ghost. As a result of her traits, her colleagues and students often suspected her of turning senile. But such behaviour, as those who knew her best would refute, were long part of her since her battles in Russia. Despite the kind of carnage she faced, Gudrun never really felt any lasting ill-will towards her former opponents. To her own admission, she presumed that she might have stopped caring after seeing so much. That, however, did not her from attracting the ire of any younger mage who knew about her from her grandmother's horror stories. Even then, she never actively confronted them, quite resigned to being fingered as a villain.
Additional Information: Theme Song?

Accepted, Wolfie.

Yay!!! I'll post tomorrow. Getting late.

[Volvek]

There we go. War Gear's geriatric librarian! Well, chronologically...

Name: Gudrun von Manstein
Personification of: Sturmgeschütz III Ausf. G (modified)
Gun & Armor Description:

• 7.5 cm KwK 42 L/70 - Primary armament. Taken from a dead Jagdpanzer IV as a field modification to replace her damaged 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/48 cannon
• 7.92 mm Maschinengewehr 34 - Secondary armament
• 80 mm frontal armour and 30 mm of side and rear armour

Physical Appearance (pic if possible): Gudrun
Personality: Melancholic, quiet, introverted
Bio: The academy librarian in War Gears, Gudrun is, to put in a simple word, old. Born into an aristocratic family in East Prussia, the girl's origins were sketchy in her memory at best. Seeing her first action as an assault gun mage in the Wehrmacht in the Battle of France, her utmost claim to fame was the dreaded dirt fields of the Soviet Union, claiming the heads of some seventy tanks, including twenty four enemy mages. When Gudrun was injured and lost her 7.5 cm StuK 40 L/48 cannon in Kursk, she was stationed back at France for recuperation and repairs. However, when D-Day took place, she was quickly pulled out of the hospital and refitted with a salvaged 7.5 cm KwK 42 L/70 - her current weapon - to repel the invasion. It was to be her final action in the war, where she assisted in resisting Commonwealth forces at Caen right up to her capture as a POW.

Ever since release, she found herself homeless (being on the wrong side of the Iron Curtain), destitute (possessions back home confiscated by the Soviets) and languishing in a desk job in a HQ for the occupation forces, and later the Bundeswehr, in West Germany. Naturally, even her once fearsome weapons and armour - which could not be removed at the risk of her life - were also rendered obsolete by Cold War advancement. As a result, she could no longer find employment in the one place she found fulfilment most - the battlefield. Thus, having taking up a job in War Gears Academy, she found herself resigned to reading old historical records and books of past conflicts, her bored appearance becoming signature of her in the school.

Rarely speaking beyond work-related matters, Gudrun was hardly sociable at all. Staring into space when not faced with urgent tasks, her lack of sound unintentionally made her as creepy as a ghost. As a result of her traits, her colleagues and students often suspected her of turning senile. But such behaviour, as those who knew her best would refute, were long part of her since her battles in Russia. Despite the kind of carnage she faced, Gudrun never really felt any lasting ill-will towards her former opponents. To her own admission, she presumed that she might have stopped caring after seeing so much. That, however, did not her from attracting the ire of any younger mage who knew about her from her grandmother's horror stories. Even then, she never actively confronted them, quite resigned to being fingered as a villain.
Additional Information: Theme Song?

Accepted, Wolfie.

Should of known you knew that Wolf.

[The Grey Wolf]

Accepted, Wolfie.

Yay!!! I'll post tomorrow. Getting late.

Alright, hope you sleep well.

[Wolfenium]

Yay!!! I'll post tomorrow. Getting late.

Alright, hope you sleep well.

Night.

[Volvek]

Seems like everybody from one RP is starting to blend into every other RP I'm in. xD

[The Grey Wolf]

Seems like everybody from one RP is starting to blend into every other RP I'm in. xD

Hehehehe.

I'm pondering when to begin Episode II of the IC. The tournament is out of the way (not as dramatically as I would have hoped or imagined.) and we've established a few characters and relationships. I won't give away the title of the episode just yet though.

Got to keep you all guessing.

[Volvek]

Speaking of IC.. You should post. >...>

[The Grey Wolf]

I will in a minute.

[Volvek]

Yay young Soviet love <3

[Volvek]

Hey Wolfy, did you want our Leo girls to come in at the same time?

[The Grey Wolf]

Hey Wolfy, did you want our Leo girls to come in at the same time?

Maybe, after I make the app. Going to research the Leopard II first.

[Volvek]

Alright.

[Altito Asmoro]

I need help on gun and armor description of the MiG 29

[The Grey Wolf]

I need help on gun and armor description of the MiG 29

That's what I'm here for. Just elbaborate what you need help with.

[Altito Asmoro]

I need help on gun and armor description of the MiG 29

That's what I'm here for. Just elbaborate what you need help with.

That is what i need for. So since MiG 29 is exported to many countries, can I become an Aircraft Mage from Asia that use Mig 29?

[The Grey Wolf]

That's what I'm here for. Just elbaborate what you need help with.

That is what i need for. So since MiG 29 is exported to many countries, can I become an Aircraft Mage from Asia that use Mig 29?

Sure, as long as the nation uses it.

[Altito Asmoro]

That is what i need for. So since MiG 29 is exported to many countries, can I become an Aircraft Mage from Asia that use Mig 29?

Sure, as long as the nation uses it.

What year is it now?