fathernovellus
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What my current DW group does (I play the Salamander Librarian, we have a Space Wolf Ass
, a Raven Guard Apoth, and a 'Yup', Ultramarine based chapter, Devastator) is pool our req after we get the things we want. If I only take a few clips of ammo, I put the rest of my points in the 'pool'. This helps the others get things they want/need for the mission. So far we've managed to get everyone something special for at least one mission. It makes it so you don't start taking useless crap and begin thinking more like a team. Of course it also makes our options for fire power much much greater
, a Raven Guard Apoth, and a 'Yup', Ultramarine based chapter, Devastator) is pool our req after we get the things we want. If I only take a few clips of ammo, I put the rest of my points in the 'pool'. This helps the others get things they want/need for the mission. So far we've managed to get everyone something special for at least one mission. It makes it so you don't start taking useless crap and begin thinking more like a team. Of course it also makes our options for fire power much much greater
No helmet
in Deathwatch House Rules
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N0-1_H3r3 said:
ak-73 said:
And marines without a helmet usually wear a microbead, I guess
I made the assumption that the Space Wolf Rune Priest in my group - who I knew would take his helm off the moment the team landed - had a microbead in his gorget for such an eventuality, given the Space Wolves' inclination towards hatlessness. Other marines don't necessarily have that luxury, but I imagine it's a long-standing variation in the power armour of Space Wolves.
My belief is that a Space Marine in armor (with or without helmet) can access his microbead. There is a minor implant in the throat that works similar to the helmet throat-flexing system and there is a receiver in their ear. Anyone ever noticed how some of the models do have bionics stretching up to their ears?