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by **Raktio** » Sun Sep 13, 2015 11:54 pm

This lacks Japanese mages...

by **The Grey Wolf** » Sun Sep 13, 2015 11:56 pm

Raktio wrote:This lacks Japanese mages...

I was thinking of making a Japanese plane mage.

by **United Kingdom of Poland** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 12:01 am

Raktio wrote:This lacks Japanese mages...

well I would imagine many Japanese armored ca..... I mean tank mages would have survived see as most of them could be penned by a ma deuce. And aerial mages would have likely been kept on the front until they either died or were badly injured if what happened in real life is anything to go by.

by **Raktio** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 12:08 am

The Grey Wolf wrote:
Raktio wrote:This lacks Japanese mages...

I was thinking of making a Japanese plane mage.

I was thinking of that or a light mobile tank, and have her have a katana.

Also thinking of having a American Flying Fortress as another char, possibly.

by **Nachfolgia** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 4:11 am

I was wondering how being born in America will effect how people view Annaliese. The Americans will probably hate her.

by **Stormwrath** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 4:50 am

Nachfolgia wrote:I was wondering how being born in America will effect how people view Annaliese. The Americans will probably hate her.

Nah, they'd hate her if she became Communist.

by **Nachfolgia** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 4:52 am

Stormwrath wrote:
Nachfolgia wrote:I was wondering how being born in America will effect how people view Annaliese. The Americans will probably hate her.

Nah, they'd hate her if she became Communist.

You would think that an American citizen going to fight for the enemy would piss people off?

by **The Grey Wolf** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 4:54 am

Nachfolgia wrote:I was wondering how being born in America will effect how people view Annaliese. The Americans will probably hate her.

Probably not. The Americans tended to be extremely forgiving to their vanquished foes than the other nations.

by **Tsuyoi Tekikoku** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 5:02 am

So will there be dorm buildings for different nations? Because I'm pretty sure having the whole tiger family or least two of them in the same dorm with a IS or T-34 is a bad combo.

by **Nachfolgia** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 5:31 am

The Grey Wolf wrote:
Nachfolgia wrote:I was wondering how being born in America will effect how people view Annaliese. The Americans will probably hate her.

Probably not. The Americans tended to be extremely forgiving to their vanquished foes than the other nations.

I'm sure someone would resent her.

by **Minroz** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 5:35 am

Nachfolgia wrote:
The Grey Wolf wrote:
Probably not. The Americans tended to be extremely forgiving to their vanquished foes than the other nations.

I'm sure someone would resent her.

Don't worry, Angelica can forgive her cuz American should stick together.

But not sure how Anneliese reacts to the OSS - the predecessor of the CIA.

Though, Angelica might probably be using Annelise as her pawn in the whole Cold War schemes.

Anyway, Sauerkraut Lambeth walk anyone~?

by **Rupudska** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 5:37 am

The Grey Wolf wrote:
USRK wrote:How about Deryn Eldridge?

As the rules specified, it has to be a female character.

Deryn is a girl's name you silly Inferior Wolf.

by **Nachfolgia** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 5:48 am

MInroz wrote:
Nachfolgia wrote:
I'm sure someone would resent her.

Don't worry, Angelica can forgive her cuz American should stick together.

But not sure how Anneliese reacts to the OSS - the predecessor of the CIA.

Though, Angelica might probably be using Annelise as her pawn in the whole Cold War schemes.

Anyway, Sauerkraut Lambeth walk anyone~?

Annaliese disapproves.

by **The Grey Wolf** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 5:52 am

Rupudska wrote:
The Grey Wolf wrote:
As the rules specified, it has to be a female character.

Deryn is a girl's name you silly Inferior Wolf.

I'm aware of that. What I meant was so long as the character is female, then sure.

by **Transoxthraxia** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 6:27 am

Since we're lacking a couple of Frenchies for good matter, could I have a French mage with the Char G1? One had been produced by the fall of France, though a production series was planned, and the tank is roughly the French equivalent to the Sherman or T-34 or Panzer IV.

Alternatively, could we have a French mage in American Lend-Lease armour?

by **The Grey Wolf** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 7:11 am

Transoxthraxia wrote:Since we're lacking a couple of Frenchies for good matter, could I have a French mage with the Char G1? One had been produced by the fall of France, though a production series was planned, and the tank is roughly the French equivalent to the Sherman or T-34 or Panzer IV.

Alternatively, could we have a French mage in American Lend-Lease armour?

Knock yourself out.

by **Zrhajan** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 8:05 am

and while various members of the tiger family will be moving slowly, Eugena will just be running circles around them, laughing about how oversized they are.

by **Occupied Deutschland** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 8:30 am

Application
Name: Kimiko Kato
Personification of: Type 4 Ke-Nu (previously Type 95 Ha-Go)
Gun & Armor Stats: 6-25mm armor
57mm tank gun, 7.7mm machine gun
Physical Appearance (pic if possible): here
Personality: Generally more quiet and unassuming than many of the other war mages, Kimiko is nonetheless known for a quick temper and wide nationalist streak. She is not, however, a troublemaker and has gone to great lengths to cooperate with the Allies however they request, a byproduct of a cripplingly low self-esteem and perception of herself as worthless which arose after her capture.
Bio: Born into a family known for its long service to the Empire and Japan, Kimiko continued that tradition by becoming a war-mage in 1936 when heavy-duty production for the expansion int China began to really boom. Though initially desiring a place in one of the aerial squadrons, a severe psychological issue with heights disqualified her from consideration for such. Thus, as a means of compensation, coping and duty, she joined the Imperial Army instead.

She could not have been happier. Serving in China for three years in support of the Japanese army as they expanded the co-prosperity sphere over the backwards barbarians living there, Kimiko grew to love her part in contributing to those successes. Not even the disaster of the 'Namonhan Incident' and the subsequent shift of focus of her home country away from the northern resource area she and others in her unit were focused on could dampen her spirits.

Kimiko continued to serve even as new combatants entered the war, and gladly participated in the invasion of the British colony of Malaya. She relished the undisguised panic and fear her mere presence could produce among the British soldiers present, who had no such support of their own. The Empire seemed unstoppable and she felt nothing but joy. Subsequent years would not be so kind.

Mainly fighting in China throughout the war, Kimiko was hurriedly brought back to the home islands in 1944. There, her armor was 'upgraded' (read: jerry-rigged) with a larger cannon, but everything else remained pitifully obsolete. Months later, she would be among the few war-mage defenders of Okinawa as American forces began landing. Almost three months after their initial landing, out of ammunition and food and cut-off from support, Kimiko led the remains of the infantry battalion she was tasked with supporting in a banzai charge against American Marines that surrounded them. Wounded severely by a rifle round that found its way past what little armor she had, Kimiko was taken prisoner when investigated by the disgusted and tired Marines.

by **New Strausberg** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 8:31 am

by **Zrhajan** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 9:47 am

New Strausberg wrote:Tag

Are you sure you don't mean TOG?

by **Transoxthraxia** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 9:51 am

Zrhajan wrote:
New Strausberg wrote:Tag

Are you sure you don't mean TOG?

Oh dear Gods yes

by **Monfrox** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 9:54 am

Transoxthraxia wrote:
Zrhajan wrote:Are you sure you don't mean TOG?

Oh dear Gods yes

All these heavy tanks and I'm just like "WOOOOOOOOOO FLANKING MANEUVERS!"

by **United Kingdom of Poland** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 9:57 am

Monfrox wrote:
Transoxthraxia wrote:Oh dear Gods yes

All these heavy tanks and I'm just like "WOOOOOOOOOO FLANKING MANEUVERS!"

and I'm like who, large slow targets.

by **Zrhajan** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 9:58 am

Monfrox wrote:
Transoxthraxia wrote:Oh dear Gods yes

All these heavy tanks and I'm just like "WOOOOOOOOOO FLANKING MANEUVERS!"

Eh. I'd hardly call my Hetzer a heavy tank, TBF. The T-35, yeah, I'll give you that. but not my Hetzer.

by **Monfrox** » Mon Sep 14, 2015 10:01 am

Zrhajan wrote:
Monfrox wrote:All these heavy tanks and I'm just like "WOOOOOOOOOO FLANKING MANEUVERS!"

Eh. I'd hardly call my Hetzer a heavy tank, TBF. The T-35, yeah, I'll give you that. but not my Hetzer.

>fixed turret

"WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"

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